ms. wagner as indicated the airport estimates that the new burger king franchise would generate oh, about $1,000,077,000,000 plus in the first year of the operation and that's based on previous burger king performance. so based on that estimate we estimate that the gate 74 would pay the airport a total percentage of rent of 1 hundred 74 thousand for the first year and exceeds the estimated total of 2 hundred and 84 plus. we ask i correct the amount and recommend the resolution as amended >> thank you, mr. rose and all right. we'll move to public comment is there anyone from the public that would like to speak? >> >> we have some suggested amendments and a we'll take those await objection we can take the other item without objection. >> item 5 submitting the park code to set temporary green fees for the golf course through no other reason 2015 to accommodate the renovation of the greens. >> good afternoon, supervisors katie with rec and park i'm here to ask you for an ordinance to temporarily reduce the fees for the park and rec. we're going to renovate all the cutting greens at harrod. th

ms. wagner, you can't see it, but we have a debt clock on our wall. this is "the kudlow report." >> hallelujah. >> this is where free market capitalism comes into play. and it's $16.9 trillion. i'd love to talk to both of you much longer but we've got to go. i wish you all the luck in the world on the goings-on down there. many thanks. house members rob andrews and ann wagner. so is there a growth-oriented solution to the debt? let's talk, here now is former obama campaign aide, democratic strategist mark hanna and two veterans of the bush-cheney white house. robert tranum and sarah fagan. what do you think about this? short term, get that out of the way, buy six, eight weeks and then try to hammer out a reform package? >> i think that's clearly what's going to happen here. i don't know if you'll get both the debt ceiling and the government open. you may just get the debt ceiling raised. but in the final analysis, the person with the last laugh may be john boehner. he may ultimately get the grand bargain that nobody thought at the beginning of this ye

ms. wagner for her hard work on this. she is trying to propose legislation that tries to solve a problem that we have with these two agencies trying to coordinate a proposal, a regulation. which they don't seem to be willing to do or do in the right way. as usually when the bureaucracy tries to propose things, there are unintended consequences of those actions and rulings. we have here some of those intended consequences which ms. wagner and her legislation are trying to mitigate. this proposal has the potential to drive up the cost and availability of services and products for investor, particular those with low and moderate incomes. i recently spoke to a broker-deal for the missouri who i represent, one of a handful of small brokers in a two-county radius. if the department of labor rule moves forward, he like many other small broker-dealers will have no choice because of the way the rule is written, or being proposed, but will stop offering his services to clients and many missourians will be without or have limited ac