that was james clayton, and i am joined online now by one of the members of the new facebook oversight board the ex—editor—in—chief of the guardian newspaper in the uk. you are one of 20 members initially announced on this board. are you happy with the mix of members that there are? that is a very interesting mix in terms of geographical location and diversity of outlook, diversity of ethnicity. you have got an interesting bunch of lawyers, human rights activists, academics, journalists, troublemakers. it is interesting, if you want a quiet life, you would not have chosen this board. what did facebook say to you to persuade you to take this job? we are facing a crisis of truth, of... of trust, of knowing what is true and what is not true. and as somebody who... kind of passionately believed in the dream and the opportunity that the internet offered, it has been very sad to see it get into a certain degree of trouble. so the idea of having a kind of independent board of people who could help what are basically a bunch of highly talented engineers think through the moral, legal, editorial, eth

that was james clayton, and i am joined online now by one of the members of the new facebook oversight board ex— editor—in—chief of the guardian newspaper in the uk. you are one of 20 members initially announced on this board. are you happy with the mix of members that there are? that is a very interesting mix in terms of geographical location and diversity of outlook, diversity of ethnicity. you have got an interesting bunch of lawyers, human rights activists, academics, journalists, troublemakers... he laughs it is interesting, if you want a quiet life, you would not have chosen this board. what did facebook say to you to persuade you to take this job? we are facing a crisis of truth, of... of trust, of knowing what is true and what is not true. and as somebody who... kind of passionately believed in the dream and the opportunity that the internet offered, it has been very sad to see it get into a certain degree of trouble. so the idea of having a kind of independent board of people who could help what are basically a bunch of highly talented engineers think through the moral, legal, edito

that was james clayton, and i am joined online now by one of the members of the new facebook oversight boardbridger, the ex— editor—in—chief of the guardian newspaper in the uk. you are one of 20 members initially announced on this board. are you happy with the mix of members that there are? that is a very interesting mix in terms of geographical location and diversity of outlook, diversity of ethnicity. you have got an interesting bunch of lawyers, human rights activists, academics, journalists, troublemakers, he laughs it is interesting, if you want a quiet life, you would not have chosen this board. what did facebook say to you to persuade you to take this job? we are facing a crisis of truth, of... of trust, of knowing what is true and what is not true. and as somebody who... kind of passionately believed in the dream and the opportunity that the internet offered, it has been very sad to see it get into a certain degree of trouble. so the idea of having a kind of independent board of people who could help what are basically a bunch of highly talented engineers think through the moral, le

that was james clayton, and i am joined online now by one of the members of the new facebook oversight board ex— editor—in—chief of the guardian newspaper in the uk. you are one of 20 members initially announced on this board. are you happy with the mix of members that there are? that is a very interesting mix in terms of geographical location and diversity of outlook, diversity of ethnicity. you have got an interesting bunch of lawyers, human rights activists, academics, journalists, troublemakers, he laughs it is interesting, if you want a quiet life, you would not have chosen this board. what did facebook say to you to persuade you to take this job? we are facing a crisis of truth, of... of trust, of knowing what is true and what is not true. and as somebody who... kind of passionately believed in the dream and the opportunity that the internet offered, it has been very sad to see it get into a certain degree of trouble. so the idea of having a kind of independent board of people who could help what are basically a bunch of highly talented engineers think through the moral, legal, editori

to amend the charter of the city and county of san francisco to create the sheriff department oversight board to revise and report findings and recommendations to the sheriff and the board of supervisors regarding sheriff department operations, the sheriff department office of inspector general, under the direction of the inspector general appointed by the oversight board to investigate complaints of non-criminal misconduct by employees and contractors of the sheriff's department. and the in-custody deaths and the policy recommendations for the sheriff's department and the finds and results and recommendations to the sheriff and the oversight board at elections to be held on november 3, 2020. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. and i wanted to welcome a bunch of guests to the committee, including supervisor walton and our district attorney, and the public defender and the sheriff. and i'm going to ask supervisor walton, the author of this measure, to speak first and then we'll hear from the b.l.a. report and then i know that the sheriff needs to leave at 10:20 so we'll ask to hear from him fir

in a few minutes i will be talking to one of the members of that oversight board, but first, here ises clayton with a reminder of how phase got to hear. —— facebook got to hear. there was a time before russian bots and cambridge analytica and deep lakes when the internet was seen as a more interesting place. freedom and free speech would abound. and initially, social media was seen through that lens as well. the arab spring, which was in part organised through online platforms, seemed to back that up. but that spring soon turned into a nightmare, and thousands of miles away in myanmar, facebook was about to get a sharp reality check. facebook is wildly popular in that country, but hate exploded against the country's rohingya muslims on the country's rohingya muslims on the platform in the run—up to the ethnic cleansing there. and in the 2016 us elections and the brexit vote, it was heavily criticised for allowing voters to be targeted with ultra— personalised ads. in the last few years, facebook has found itself desperately trying to escape a mounting list of criticism. for example,

we are on item 6 the charter amendment regarding the sheriff's department oversight board and inspector general. we currently have three members of the public in the queue to speak. next caller, please. >> hi. i wanted to say that putting together yet another oversight committee that probably won't be hold anyone accountable sounds like a big waste of money. thanks. have a good afternoon. >> next speaker. >> i don't understand why i was cut off by the clerk. i was making a point why applying the police commission model to the sheriff department is not working. the clerk can you tell me off. that is what i was saying. the clerk is overzealous if i am shut off specifically to item 6. that is all. >> next speaker, please. >> hello, i am from district 11. i want to reiterate that i would like to say the sentiment is not appreciated. reform does not work. this is an example every form. we ask to abolish police and sheriff department. we don't want more money going toward the sheriff. thank you. >> next speaker, please. hi. i agree with the previous caller. i am not appreciating the sentiment

we are on item 6 the charter amendment regarding the sheriff's department oversight board and inspector general. we currently have three members of the public in the queue to speak. next caller, please. >> hi. i wanted to say that putting together yet another oversight committee that probably won't be hold anyone accountable sounds like a big waste of money. thanks. have a good afternoon. >> next speaker. >> i don't understand why i was cut off by the clerk. i was making a point why applying the police commission model to the sheriff department is not working. the clerk can you tell me off. that is what i was saying. the clerk is overzealous if i am shut off specifically to item 6. that is all. >> next speaker, please. >> hello, i am from district 11. i want to reiterate that i would like to say the sentiment is not appreciated. reform does not work. this is an example every form. we ask to abolish police and sheriff department. we don't want more money going toward the sheriff. thank you. >> next speaker, please. hi. i agree with the previous caller. i am not appreciating the sentiment

to amend the charter of the city and county of san francisco to create the sheriff department oversight boardo have recommendations to the sheriff and the board of supervisors regarding sheriff's department operations, to create the sheriff's department office of inspector general, under the direction of the inspector general appointed by the oversight board, to investigate complaints of noncriminal misconduct by employees and contractors of the sheriff's department and in-custody deaths, develop policy recommendations for the sheriff's department, and report quarterly its findings, results and recommendations to the sheriff and the oversight board at an election to be held on november 3, 2020. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. good afternoon supervisor walton, how are you? >> supervisor walton: doing great, thank you so much, chair ronen and to my colleagues on the committee. first i just want to thank all of my co-sponsors, supervisors ronen, haney, preston, yee and mar for supporting this much-needed charter amendment to hold the law enforcement accountable. we have seen deaths in our jai

charter amendment third draft to amend the charter of the city to create the sheriff department oversight board and to advise and report findings and recommendations to the sheriff and to the board of supervisors regarding sheriff department operations to create sheriff's department office of inspector general and under the direction appointed by the oversight board to investigate complaints of non criminal misconduct by employees and contractors of the sheriff department and in custody deaths to the ser i have and oversight board to be held on november 3rd, 2020. >> supervisor walton. >> thank you, first i want to start off by thanking all of my close sponsor for this charter amendment. supervisor haney, ronen, preston, yee, safai and mark. i want to thank the rules committee for affordabling this charter amendment to the full board with a positive recommendation. the late public defender and i committed to the oversight and many will report misconduct at hands of the sheriff's department. the time they took to be sure that my office was continuing to work on this important issue is definitely

charter amendment third draft to amend the charter of the city to create the sheriff department oversight board and to advise and report findings and recommendations to the sheriff and to the board of supervisors regarding sheriff department operations to create sheriff's department office of inspector general and under the direction appointed by the oversight board to investigate complaints of non criminal misconduct by employees and contractors of the sheriff department and in custody deaths to the ser i have and oversight board to be held on november 3rd, 2020. >> supervisor walton. >> thank you, first i want to start off by thanking all of my close sponsor for this charter amendment. supervisor haney, ronen, preston, yee, safai and mark. i want to thank the rules committee for affordabling this charter amendment to the full board with a positive recommendation. the late public defender and i committed to the oversight and many will report misconduct at hands of the sheriff's department. the time they took to be sure that my office was continuing to work on this important issue is definitely

to amend the charter of the city and county of san francisco to create the sheriff department oversight boardo have recommendations to the sheriff and the board of supervisors regarding sheriff's department operations, to create the sheriff's department office of inspector general, under the direction of the inspector general appointed by the oversight board, to investigate complaints of noncriminal misconduct by employees and contractors of the sheriff's department and in-custody deaths, develop policy recommendations for the sheriff's department, and report quarterly its findings, results and recommendations to the sheriff and the oversight board at an election to be held on november 3, 2020. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. good afternoon supervisor walton, how are you? >> supervisor walton: doing great, thank you so much, chair ronen and to my colleagues on the committee. first i just want to thank all of my co-sponsors, supervisors ronen, haney, preston, yee and mar for supporting this much-needed charter amendment to hold the law enforcement accountable. we have seen deaths in our jai

facebook says the oversight board will not launch until late fall, meaning likely after the presidential election. the independent board will have the power to override facebook decisions on controversial material. facebook announced plans in november 2018 to create a the oversight board after criticism that the company had allowed misinformation on the site during the 2016 election. members of the board say they are focused on setting up how the board will function and they need more time to finish the process. >>> in dollars and cents, coca- cola trims down business and eliminates the odwalla brand. the move will cut 300 jobs, odwalla was started back in santa cruz in 1980, it was bought by coca-cola in 2001 four $181 million. coke says that the brand is no longer cost-effective, and coca- cola is also retiring a refrigerated trucking network that delivered fresh drinks to stores and coffee shops. >>> walmart challenges amazon prime, walmart is reportedly rolling out a paid membership service called walmart plus. for $98 a year members will receive same-day delivery marley access to de

department, and report quarterly findings, results, and recommendations to the sheriff and the oversight board as an election to be held on november 3, 2020. >> chair ronen: thank you, yes. and supervisor -- our guinea pig is making its t.v. debut. if we could continue this item to the july 9 rules committee meeting. i will be making that motion, but before we do that, if we could take public comment on this item. >> clerk: yes. at this time, members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call 408-418-2388. meeti meeting i.d. is 1462655364. press pound, and pound again, then star and three to enter the queue. operator, are there any public comments? >> operator: the public commenter has dropped off. >> chair ronen: then i make a motion to continue this matter to the july 9 meeting of the rule committee. >> clerk: on that motion to continue this item to the july 9 meeting of the rules committee -- [roll call] >> clerk: the motion passes without objection. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. mr. clerk, are there any other items on the agenda? >> clerk: that completes

charter amendment third draft to amend the charter of the city to create the sheriff department oversight board and to advise and report findings and recommendations to the sheriff and to the board of supervisors regarding sheriff department operations to create sheriff's department office of inspector general and under the direction appointed by the oversight board to investigate complaints of non criminal misconduct by employees and contractors of the sheriff department and in custody deaths to the ser i have and oversight board to be held on november 3rd, 2020. >> supervisor walton. >> thank you, first i want to start off by thanking all of my close sponsor for this charter amendment. supervisor haney, ronen, preston, yee, safai and mark. i want to thank the rules committee for affordabling this charter amendment to the full board with a positive recommendation. the late public defender and i committed to the oversight and many will report misconduct at hands of the sheriff's department. the time they took to be sure that my office was continuing to work on this important issue is definitely

dangerous indivuals and organizations, new campaign offering advice on misinformation, and a new oversight board will review content, though hasn't ye and we are told facebook has gone from identifying a quarter of hateful conte removes, to 88%. critics say this isn't enough, and three issues cut to the heart of this. the first is facebook's scale. nick clegg argues rooting out hate is like looking for needle in a haystack, we can't eliminate all heat speech, he says volume of content is vast and expanding. any system would struggle to monitor it all, but this i n't dollhing. this is about reducing content and making it harder to find, which leads us to the next issue, which ctent is targeted who decides what is truthful and what is hateful? this is mark zuckerberg talking to the bbc. >> you want to allow as wide an aperture of expression as possible. correspondent: he has also hit that also said he doesn't want faitbook to be an arber of truth. but this platform is all -- is asking all platforms to be arbiters, and they are reaching conclusions. twitter d labeledald trump speech as glorifying v

to amend the charter of the city and county of san francisco to create the sheriff department oversight boardo have recommendations to the sheriff and the board of supervisors regarding sheriff's department operations, to create the sheriff's department office of inspector general, under the direction of the inspector general appointed by the oversight board, to investigate complaints of noncriminal misconduct by employees and contractors of the sheriff's department and in-custody deaths, develop policy recommendations for the sheriff's department, and report quarterly its findings, results and recommendations to the sheriff and the oversight board at an election to be held on november 3, 2020. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. good afternoon supervisor walton, how are you? >> supervisor walton: doing great, thank you so much, chair ronen and to my colleagues on the committee. first i just want to thank all of my co-sponsors, supervisors ronen, haney, preston, yee and mar for supporting this much-needed charter amendment to hold the law enforcement accountable. we have seen deaths in our jai

to amend the charter of the city and county of san francisco to create the sheriff department oversight boardo have recommendations to the sheriff and the board of supervisors regarding sheriff's department operations, to create the sheriff's department office of inspector general, under the direction of the inspector general appointed by the oversight board, to investigate complaints of noncriminal misconduct by employees and contractors of the sheriff's department and in-custody deaths, develop policy recommendations for the sheriff's department, and report quarterly its findings, results and recommendations to the sheriff and the oversight board at an election to be held on november 3, 2020. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. good afternoon supervisor walton, how are you? >> supervisor walton: doing great, thank you so much, chair ronen and to my colleagues on the committee. first i just want to thank all of my co-sponsors, supervisors ronen, haney, preston, yee and mar for supporting this much-needed charter amendment to hold the law enforcement accountable. we have seen deaths in our jai

. >>> the oversight board will not launch until late fall. the independent board could override it on controversial material. facebook created it after criticism that the company allowed misinformation on its site during the 2016 election. members of the board said they do need more time top finish that process. >>> disney world will reopen tomorrow. the park will be open in stages. the facilities will be open to the general public on saturday. epcot and hollywood studios are set to open next week. >>> new this morning many of britain's royal residents will reopen to the public after closing dupe to the coronavirus shutdown. they include windsor castle where prince harry got married. the queen's official residence in scott land land is also on the reopening list. >>> the chp said not everyone is prepared for the terrain. they said over the past month they've responded to several calls of hikers who get lost. officials said the best thing people can do is to have a proper plan in place. >> do a good weather check before you go out. have enough

>n a pandemic, bad information can mean the difference between life and death.fa cabook's new oversight board help staunch the flow? i ask its co-chair, helle thorning-schmidt. then... >> in august 1619, a ship appeared on this horizon, ianear point comfort, virg it carried more than 20 enslaved africans w were soldo the colonies. >> slavery, it is america's is still being felte impact in the coronavirus pandemic. 1619 proct creator nikole hannah-jones follows the thread. f and laoreign policy gurud richass explains it all in his new book

i think facebook is trying to respond to that by doing things like this oversight board, which is forming, where in certain very limited cases the board will have the ability to overrule the ultimate decision-maker, mark zuckerberg on content decisions. you know, what individual piece of content can come up and come down. and the board might even be able to make a suggestion if it is adopted about facebook's policies. this remains to be seen. it's been a pretty long time for the board to be set up and start making its rulings. but i think around the time 2018, not long after cambridge and over the cut, they started to think a lot about governance. and my conversations, i had like nine conversations with him during the course of the book. it was brought up he was thinking a lot about governance and he'd done a lot of thinking about it and he is a sponge for information. he contacted people who were experts on governance and gathered things at his house or have conversations so he could learn morthey couldlearn more a. so i think he's trying to ahead of the curve on that as well. >> host: i

dangerous individuals and organisations, and new campaign offering advice on misinformation and a new oversight boardhateful speech the 88% of it. critics say it is not enough and three issues cut to the heart of this. the first is the scale of facebook. nick clegg argues rooting out the hate is like looking for a needle in a haystack. we can't eliminate all hate speech, he says. on one level he is right. the volume of content is vast and ever expanding. any system would struggle to monitor it all, but this isn't all or nothing. this is about reducing the content and making it harder to find, which leads us to the next issue of which content is targeted. who decides what is truthful and what is hateful? this is mark zuckerberg speaking to the bbc. what you want to generally allow is as wide an aperture of expression as possible across the internet. he also says he doesn't want facebook to be an arbiter of truth but this boycott is asking all tech firms to be arbiters and they are reaching different conclusions. twitter labelled a donald trump tweet is glorifying violence. the streaming service twitch

the agency who's review this item for approval, including plan, the board of supervisors, the oversight board and the california department of finance. next slide. proposed changes. the table on the slide shows the change from the current project to the proposed project. the proposed change leaves nine suites remain north the program. and you can see in the second row, the building's over all square footage is the same because the additional rooms will be achieved by moving interior walls and adding doors. next slide. this slide shows the typical flor plan afloor plan at the hoe and two-bedroom suites. they will be divided into individual rooms. each suit has a living room which will be converted into an individual room. next slide, plan document amendment. the revalment plan is an increase in the number of hotel rooms on block one. there are also minor language deletions doing with the 2013 redevelopment plan amendment which was also associated with block one. this gave the developer at the time the flexibility to build either 350 units of residential and a 250-room hotel and a larger 500 ho

there was an oversight board. now the program is open again.hat would be the one or two things that should be done? should there be a czar? be 100%ere should transparency, a commitment that every participant is identified with the terms of their loans, all of that should be public and available to taxpayers. it is their money, they have the right to know that. you could further empower the resource agencies to make sure they are out there providing the level of deterrence and investigations for those of using these programs. we still don't have a full head of that oversight commission after president trump fired glenn fine. we only have an acting chair. we need a permanent chair. we need to protect our overseers. the fact that president trump inspectorfour general's in rapid succession puts a chill over the watchdog community. passing the type of legislation that's been proposed that would protect them from indiscriminate termination because they are doing their job, that is another way that we can have more protections as more money is sears o

i think facebook is trying to respond to that with doing things like the oversight board insertion limited cases they have the ability to overrule the ultimate decision-maker on content positions, what each individual piece could come up or down at the board might even be able to make a suggestion about the policies. it remains to be seen. it's been a pretty long time for the board to be set up and start making its rulings. around the time he started to think about governance and right conversations during the course of the book and it was brought up about governance asking about not he had done a lot of thinking about it and he contacted people who were experts on governance and had dinner is in his house and have conversations they could learn more about that. >> host: interesting. where do you think facebook is headed in terms of going to other industries? we've seen them develop their own currency went libra but i would rather see a coalition. it's interesting because it is pushing the boundaries of where we are going. facebook might not be the right player to run it up where are they

item 30 is a charter amendment third draft to create the sheriff department oversight board and to adviseand report findings and recommendations to the sheriff and to the board of supervisors regarding sheriff department operations and to create the sheriff department office of inspector general and under the direction of an inspector general appointed by the oversight board and by plows he's and contractors of the sheriff department develop policy recommendations and report its findings, results and recommendations to the sheriff, the over side board at an election to be held on november 3th, 2020. item 31 is the second draft for the char interestest city and county to remove the minimum police staffing requirement to require the police department to submit a report and recommendations regarding police staffing levels to the police commissioner every two years and to require the police commission to consider the report and and recommendation with the proposed budget and an election to be held on november 3rd, 2020. >> supervisor yee: ok, colleagues, can i have a motion to continue these

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the agency who's review this item for approval, including plan, the board of supervisors, the oversight board and the california department of finance. next slide. proposed changes. the table on the slide shows the change from the current project to the proposed project. the proposed change leaves nine suites remain north the program. and you can see in the second row, the building's over all square footage is the same because the additional rooms will be achieved by moving interior walls and adding doors. next slide. this slide shows the typical flor plan afloor plan at the hoe and two-bedroom suites. they will be divided into individual rooms. each suit has a living room which will be converted into an individual room. next slide, plan document amendment. the revalment plan is an increase in the number of hotel rooms on block one. there are also minor language deletions doing with the 2013 redevelopment plan amendment which was also associated with block one. this gave the developer at the time the flexibility to build either 350 units of residential and a 250-room hotel and a larger 500 ho

i think that facebook is trying to respond with that by doing things like this oversight board. where in certain very limited cases, this board will have the availability to overrule the ultimate decision maker mark zuckerberg on contents decisions. where individual pieces of content can come up and down the board might even be able to make a suggestion and is adopted about facebook's policies which remains to be seen. a pretty long time for the sport to actually be set up and start making its rulings. and i think around the time in 2018, not long after that, zuckerberg started to think about those conversations. at one point was brought up there was thinking about mount vernon. ask him about that. he has done a lot of thinking about it. and he is a sponge for information. he goes backs to people who are experts on governance and he would gather them for dinners at his house and had conversations with them. so we hundred he could learn more about that. rana: interesting. what do you think facebook is headed in terms of going into other industries. we've already seen them to devel

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the agency who's review this item for approval, including plan, the board of supervisors, the oversight board and the california department of finance. next slide. proposed changes. the table on the slide shows the change from the current project to the proposed project. the proposed change leaves nine suites remain north the program. and you can see in the second row, the building's over all square footage is the same because the additional rooms will be achieved by moving interior walls and adding doors. next slide. this slide shows the typical flor plan afloor plan at the hoe and two-bedroom suites. they will be divided into individual rooms. each suit has a living room which will be converted into an individual room. next slide, plan document amendment. the revalment plan is an increase in the number of hotel rooms on block one. there are also minor language deletions doing with the 2013 redevelopment plan amendment which was also associated with block one. this gave the developer at the time the flexibility to build either 350 units of residential and a 250-room hotel and a larger 500 ho

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dangerous individuals and organisations, a new campaign with advice on myths information and a new oversight boardt to the heart of this. the first is facebook‘s scale. nick clegg argues rooting out the hate is like looking for a needle in a haystack. we can't eliminate all hate speech, he says. and on one level his right. the volume of content is vast and ever expanding. any system with struggle to monitor it all. but this isn't all or nothing. this is about reducing the content and making it harder to find, which leads us to the next issue of which content is targeted, who decides what is truthful and what's hateful. this is mark zuckerberg talking to the bbc. i think you want to generally allow a wide an aperture of expression as possible across the internet. has also said he doesn't want facebook to be an arbiter of truth. this ad boycott is asking all tech platforms to be arbiters and they are reaching different conclusions. twitter labelled a donald trump tweed is glorifying violence. the streaming service which is suspended the trump campaign because of hateful conduct stop that refers to a

i certainly do understand that politicians and civilian oversight boards have a role in policing. would listen to the professionals. any professional police chief would tell you we don't want to use chemical irritants. we make decisions based on the actions of the crowd. if the crowd was truly peaceful, and we had a five day democratic national convention, with nothing but peaceful protest, there would be absolutely no need for a chemical irritant. but, again, if that is removed, we are in a bad spot. brian: rioters slash protesters they have a say in this and no one is telling them what to do. they are telling you how to handle it. meanwhile this is what the dnc said in response to that huge news. as plans evolve due to the ongoing pandemic we will continue to work with law enforcement officials in coordination with the u.s. secret service to ensure the 2020 democratic convention is safe and secure for milwaukee residents and everyone involved with our convention. the bigger question, final thought is how are they going to do that? >> well, i have no clue how they are going to do

board to root out corruption. if we have not established the oversight for city contracts city wide.reation of a under founded funded new office with new staff to pursue whatever item can happen to fall within that perp's view is not going to solve the problem. we have cha challenges around corruption in the city. a new elected office is not going to solve the problem, i will be voting no. >> : we have one of the strongest and most robust public defenders office in the country. i think we have the best city attorney's office in the country, it's nationally recognized. i just want to read you a couple headlines. test test test test tescouple. >> : you'll find that i'm also introducing something that is rooting out another piece of what i think is not the right thing to do for some of these departments and what's been going on for years and years and years. it's part of my ability to ask the right questions at the right time to see if they make makes any sense. i'm going to act on it. thinking of different ways, we all should be thinking of ways to root out corruption. our office we're

i have worked at ustr, the public company accounting oversight board, senate permits the committee onnvestigations and house ways and means committee. all of these and for my testimony today. in 1989, there was an influential article called the end of history, argued the imminent dissolution of the soviet union reflected the triumph of economic and political liberalism and economic liberalism paved the way for political liberalism globally. this view permeated the the guys when we designed the wto and let china into it. development in china shattered that theory. rather than democratizing as a result of it coming integration into the global economy the chinese communist party weapon iced it using its economic leverage to quash the rights of foreign citizens in their home countries. economic liberalism has become a vector for political liberalism. there was a mistake to identify chinese state capitalism is the most salient ideological threat to democracy. when we look at the actual rules of globalization we see how this came to pass. we focus on liberalizing capital believing a laissez

as senator cornered with any work to ustr in on the oversight board the senate permanent subcommitteen investigations and house ways & means committee proud these experiences for my testimony today. in 1989 francis fukuyama published an influential article called the end of history. he argued that the imminent dissolution of the soviet union reflected a triumph of economic and political revolutions and economic liberals might pave the way for political liberalism. this view permitted the wto when we let china into it. china has shattered that terry could rather than to mock sizing it into the global come to the chinese come his party weaponized that using its economic leverage of foreign citizens in their home countries. economic liberalism has become a vector for political liberalism. for the am i recognized a state going to first identify cheney's state capitalism is the most salient idea logical threat. when we look at the actual ruse of what windows usually see how this design service and 90s we focus on liberalizing capitol is in believing the model would produce ideals economics

so i think generally speaking those deals, they're really, like, there is a board of oversight called the usps regulatory committee that is looking into that. on the other hand, we're looking at the usps just being a really good backbone for s & b businesses. we're not dealing with enterprise businesses such as amazon, but we're trying to bring next-level logistics to the smaller crowd in the e-commerce spa e-commerce pace. >> we talked to a lot of microfulfillment businesses taking on amazon with the quick fulfillment, the cheap if you hear. what would the loss -- let's theorize the loss of the united states postal service due to the small businesses. >> given that the majority of the smb businesses we work with, 89% is the stat i'm looking at, i woulri of smbs in the united states are using the usps for parts or even the majority of their shipments. if they can't use the usps to ship those packages, they would have to -- if the usps raises their prices, they would have to pay more for their shipping. the issue we're seeing here is that other companies that are significantly larger t