is somehow the enemy of the people i don't accept that the teachers and librarians the pta people are doing their very best to reconcile from a democratic society the first is there to protect all of us whether at the higher education level where no you cannot discriminate against religious student groups that want to get money to publish the newspaper just because you are a religious group doesn't mean you can be discriminated against but in this context to be age-appropriate you cannot take books out of a library because somebody else does not like it i will just the image i started with the first amendment everybody just want to take one bite out of the apple then there is nothing left but also the speech that forces us to learn something new or something that we detest and despise. thank you to the great ruby bridges for gracing us today and me so much to have you with us and everybody participating for participating in the freedom witnesses have five days to get us any changes to their testimony and members have five days with which to submit additional questions and we will send

new -- do you go to pta meetings and people give you economic advice?ey say, i have an idea for you on fighting inflation? has that ever happened? brian: people are generous with their advice. [laughter] david: what would you like to do most in economic policy the next two years? brian: the first and most important thing we are focused on now is effectively implementing this historic set of legislation we have accomplished. ♪ david: recently we had to ask about the inflation reduction act. who came up with that name really? brian: it's a great name. david: do you think it is going to reduce inflation? it seems like he was spending a lot of money. how will it reduce inflation? brian: because it is the inflation reduction act. [laughter] joking aside, it is an appropriate name and it goes to the structure, if i can say it in a wonky way, the role of fiscal policy in monetary tightening. what you want to do is take measures that will lower costs for individuals and do it in a way that lowers the federal deficit because if you are lowering the federal defic

you go to pta meetings and people give you economic advice?do they say, i have an idea for you on fighting inflation? has that ever happened? brian: people are generous with their advice. [laughter] david: what would you like to do most in economic policy the next two years? brian: the first and most important thing we are focused on is effectively implementing this historic legislation we have accomplished. ♪ david: what would you like to have as your legacy? >> i am reflecting on your question and how boring a book it would be. i think that we are in a position where we could demonstrate that for the united states doing dedicated public investment over the long-term in areas of productivity, research, semi conductors, infrastructure, clean energy, manufacturing, showing we can do that in a way that changes the direction of the economy is something i would love to be part of demonstrating and associating. the second thing for me is one thing i have tried to do and we have tried to do is say we are going to have an economic policy where accele

. >> we did not have the money in the pta coffers to fund that.title i school, meeting 40% of families qualify as low income. carly's daughter went to ps25 for kindergarten. >> coders are keepsakes. -- photos are keepsakes. these are moments you get to crystallize in time. it happens very fast, kids grow up, things happen, people change. ali: she saw an opportunity when she post a tweet saying she still takes small jobs. >> it just clicked. it was le a god wink or something. to think that that might be a year where the kids would not have photos, it did not sit righwith me and my daughter's father. so we got it done. >> i grew up in the bronx my whole life, went to a title i school from k-8. i have certain years of picre day where i don't have a photo because we could not afford it, even though my mom made sure to try to get it every year. we forget as adults that when we are kids, these moments are so monumental for the day. ali: how did you go about empowering them to really express themselves when they got in front of your lens? >> i believe th

so you go to pta meetings and people give you economic advice?o they say, i have an idea for you on fighting inflation? has that ever happened? brian: people are extraordinarily generous with their advice. [laughter] david: what would you like to do most in economic policy the next two years? brian: the first and most important thing we are focused on now is effectively implementing this historic set of legislation that we have accomplished. ♪ david: suppose somebody wants to write a book about you. what would you have is your legacy? -- what do you feel you have accomplished or what would you like to have as your legacy? brian: i'm reflecting on your question and how boring a book it would be. i would say two things. i think we are in a position where we could actually demonstrate that for the united states doing dedicated public investment over the long-term in areas of high productivity -- research, semiconductors, infrastructure, clean energy, manufacturing -- showing we can do that in a way that changes the trajectory of the economy, is some

and the 1st pta meeting, which i have just taken part and show that the duration of our country is both bilateral and within the g. 20 presidency will only grow will add much value in the interests of all countries and as a whole load. i think they failed the already earlier the bali summit and some all the meetings and it was the greatest support and a very good friend and partner in this regard for the bali declaration which all the d 20 countries adopted and praised at the end of the summit show that there is no installation and there is no just went through with russia. we have very much in common in terms of global agenda and approaches to many issues such as sustainable development all apply to against climate change, the needs of emerging most economists, as i've mentioned. a both the financial markets in the raw material and allergy and andrew cultural markets. so these interaction and closest of all hughes show that we can do much better together. a rougher set priority is 1st her to corporate for the benefit of the world. and 2nd, indeed, to show the real picture of what is ha

david: your children are young, you go to pta meetings and people give you economic advice so they kindsay, i have an idea when i'm fighting inflation, those that ever happen? brian: people are extraordinarily generous with their advice. david: what would you like to do most with economic policy? brian: what we are focused on now is effectively implementing this historic set of them -- that we have accomplished. ♪ david: recently we had the inflation reduction act. who came up that name, really? do you really think it would reduce inflation? how is inflation going to be reduced by that? brian: it's because of the inflation reduction act. joking aside, i think it is an appropriate name, and it goes to the structure of -- if i could say it in a way, the role of physical policy in a time of monetary tightening. what you want to do is you want to take measures that will lower costs for individuals and do it in a way that lowers the federal deficit. because you're lowering the federal deficit at the same time you lower cost for individuals and you're operating in the same direction. that's c

we are at the pta station near highway 87 and 280. this is us stop and a train stop.ht so far. we have seen a few people coming through. the rain has picked up since we have been here in san jose. that gives you a sense of what you are dealing with. we have very wet roadways. we are here at this stop. these are conditions where people want to be prepared for this. most important take away is you had to give yourselves extra time. you will want to drive slowly. we will stay here and try to catch passengers that are catching the bus on this week with the holidays. we will bring it to you later on. >>> that is a good reminder, be careful out on the roadway. we are tracking the atmospheric river online. you can check out the forecast for your area, and the latest weather alerts on our web light, kpix.com. >>> new developments in the racist and homophobic harassment that happened on christmas eve at us san ramon in and out restaurant. >> [ indiscernible ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] to make you can try. to make this couple was making a food review video, when a man started treatin

who look like winners who aren't going to force the average republican to have to go to work or the pta meeting tomorrow and defend whatever donald trump's doing. so this is all happening at a really rough time for him. i got to tell you, i mean, still quite -- man, alive, they are struggling right now. >> another issue i think the public doesn't have an issue between what's a state investigation, what's a private investigation, what's somebody suing the president, what's congress investigating the president, and what are the very serious charges the president might face because the justice department the looking at him? and each of them in isolation is quite serious, in particular, the federal ones as you quite know and we've talked about on here. i think it's just confusing for people who don't live in this world. to the point about a thousand page report, and i think having worked for elected officials, you can make the public care about a thousand page report that the public isn't going to read, a lot of people aren't going to read it. >> by the way, the mother report was bound, you

liberated us during world war ii and then you kept forgetting about us and you are seeing -- john kennedy, pta 109. china's signed a security agreement with the -- islands. so now, those islands that my father's generation liberated are now under the thumb of the prc. we need to be more engaged and show that we care. that would be economic ties, trade ties, and security alliances. if you are not in the field, you can't win, so we are seeing them -- 140 countries around the world and in africa -- 20 nations abstained from the un security council resolution on ukraine because they are essentially owned by china and they need to denounce taiwan. and then, in latin america, they have ports on both sides of the panama canal. i imagine if they could shut that down, el salvador went to the chinese now -- it didn't used to be that way. and we always knew that venezuela, nicaragua, and those satellite nations, iran and china -- now you are seeing this phenomenon in brazil and argentina. it is something we really need to wake up to. >> i think that that was one of the more surprising things to me after

they have to go to work tomorrow or the pta meeting and defend whatever donald trump is doing.appening at a very, very rough time for him. i got to tell you, there are a lot of assets in his disposal. they are struggling right now. >> another issue is that the public does not really have a distinction between what is a state investigation, what is part of the investigation, what is someone suing the president and why is congress investigating the president. what are the very federal charges they might face. the justice department is looking at it. it is one big bucket of about being dumped on the former president. each of them in isolation is quite serious. especially the federal ones, as you know when we have talked about on here. i think it is just confusing for folks who do not live in this world. now, to the point of about 1000 page report. i think having worked for elected officials, 1000 page report that folks are not going to read. if your communications and public strategy around to read it. the mueller report was like a bookstore. it was very lengthy. people were tunin

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she's got the energy of a pta president who's going to use her power to blackmail her enemies "that'spam i'm back on the bake sale committee, and everyone thinks your gluten-free brownies taste like a - >> butt plug or a dildo. >> seth: "hope i didn't ruin your dessert, pam. also, what's with the shades, officer cartman? [ laughter ] she looks like someone who would try to pull you over despite not being a cop. "do you know how fast you were going? "yeah, like 45 in a 50." "well, i need you to speed it up i got committee meetings to get to." somehow, that was not the most bizarre thing greene said at the gala she also joked that if she and trump ally steve bannon, who was also present at the event, had been in charge of the attempt to overturn the election results on january 6th, they would have won because they would have had weapons. >> then january 6th happens, and next thing you know, i organized the whole thing along with steve bannon here. and i want to tell you something. if steve bannon and i had organized that, we would have won. [ cheers and applause not to mention, it would

jim and tammy faye bakker, the head of the pta, all television network, create a theme park out in south carolina in 1978 called heritage usa, a jim baker's hero is walt disney. he wants to he outwardly calls i want to create a christian version of disneyland. and and he heritage usa in south carolina becomes the third most successful amusement park most attended amusement park in the 1970s and 1980s, only behind disney world, out in florida. and, of course, disneyland here in orange county. i just love looking at his maps here. here is here is a picture of heritage usa, the map of your church usa. here's a map of disneyland, exact same year. you can see jim baker's taking a lot of inspiration about what he wants. a pleasure community for christians to look like. right. and jim baker's religious theme park has a jerusalem ampitheater a christian stores, christian cafeterias and a massive, massive water park. now you got to give you an example, and this is a lot of text. i apologize, guys. i promise i won't talk about every single one of these things, but i want to read you what a social

those folks having more firepower, if it's not controlled through transparency, and enforcement of our ptalet's just keep those guardrails there. if there's consolidation, fine, but let's just make sure that we all have a level.,,,?,. a to -- >> keep the guard rails and enforce them. that's the idea. >> thank you for your expertise in this area as well. next up, i'll call senator hawley, but would first like to enter into the record a letter, a number of letters from representatives nadler, cicilline, and smith, as well as a letter from the united food and commercial workers, as well as a paper from the national grocers association. any objections? it would get entered. senator hawley. >> thank you very much for being here. mr. mcmillan, mr. sankaran, i'll start with you. over the course of this hearing, i came across a slide deck that was prepared by both of your companies together. i've got it here. on one of the slides, you talk about your complimentary esg strategies. you put this forward as a reason to move forward with the merger. it refers to environmental social and governance cons

and thank you, supervisor melgar and others i want to thank the deputy city attorney vicky as well as ptaice of labor standards and enforcement and thank you to our veterans that working closely with our office on that one vet one voice jenny perez and the veterans affairs commissioners st. joseph's and nicole and others and my national guard office assistant put into this legislation to support our veterans in the city. thank you very much. colleagues, i urge your support. >> thank you supervisor mar madam city clerk, please call the roll. on item 36. >> supervisor chan, aye. >> supervisor dorsey, aye. >> supervisor mandelman, aye. >> supervisor mar, aye. >> supervisor melgar, aye. >> supervisor peskin, aye. >> supervisor preston, aye. >> mrpd, aye. >> supervisor safai eyes. >> supervisor stefani, aye. >> supervisor walton, aye. >> there are 11 i's without objection this ordinance is passed unanimously (gavel) and madam city clerk, call item 37. >> supervisor ahsha safai, term ending january 31, 2025, to the golden gate bridge, highway and transportation district board of directors. (cle

and thank you, supervisor melgar and others i want to thank the deputy city attorney vicky as well as ptaice of labor standards and enforcement and thank you to our veterans that working closely with our office on that one vet one voice jenny perez and the veterans affairs commissioners st. joseph's and nicole and others and my national guard office assistant put into this legislation to support our veterans in the city. thank you very much. colleagues, i urge your support. >> thank you supervisor mar madam city clerk, please call the roll. on item 36. >> supervisor chan, aye. >> supervisor dorsey, aye. >> supervisor mandelman, aye. >> supervisor mar, aye. >> supervisor melgar, aye. >> supervisor peskin, aye. >> supervisor preston, aye. >> mrpd, aye. >> supervisor safai eyes. >> supervisor stefani, aye. >> supervisor walton, aye. >> there are 11 i's without objection this ordinance is passed unanimously (gavel) and madam city clerk, call item 37. >> supervisor ahsha safai, term ending january 31, 2025, to the golden gate bridge, highway and transportation district board of directors. (cle