basic economics, you know that the invisible hand -- this is the basis [pwa*-eubgs/] basic rule. 95% of the tenants -- [speaker not understood] the 99% who obey the law, so you are going to reduce to rent -- -- no surprise. the landlord pay the tax more and more each year. the city should make less law to restrict and deep the incentive for more affordable housing. >> thank you. next speaker. remember? no applause. next speaker. >> my name is tracy. i'm a small property owner. i strongly oppose the legislation no. 9. let me tell you some sad story of the small property owner of san francisco. small property owner of san francisco between the san francisco government and the tenants. city government is too much on tenants' side. keep making so many unfair laws against the property owner. some have bad tenants who don't pay the rent for a year. landlords should be paid -- $50,000 or $100,000, but the bad tenants can get free lawyers from the city. because the unfair housing law, so many property owners don't want to put their in-law market or the house in the market. that is why the ma

pwas the secretary speaking the truth? >> well, the secretary certainly speaks the truth to the american people and he can say and present the inspections that are going to take place under what is known internationally as the additional protocol -- >> rose: but do you believe these are the most extensive intrusive inspections you've ever been subjected to those in this agreement? >> iran is accepting to implement the additional protocol which is the highest standard of inspections that is available in the world, so he's not lying. if iran implements the additional protocol, iran would be implementing the highest standard of inspection but that is not exclusive to iran. that is the standard of inspection that some other countries, not all other countries, are implementing. but let me tell you something iran was prepared to implement that in 2003. actually, we implemented the additional protocol from 2003 to 2005. the united states government, at that time, unfortunately, chose the path of confrontation and torpedoed the po

basic economics, you know that the invisible hand -- this is the basis [pwa*-eubgs/] basic rule. 95% of the tenants -- [speaker not understood] the 99% who obey the law, so you are going to reduce to rent -- -- no surprise. the landlord pay the tax more and more each year. the city should make less law to restrict and deep the incentive for more affordable housing. >> thank you. next speaker. remember? no applause. next speaker. >> my name is tracy. i'm a small property owner. i strongly oppose the legislation no. 9. let me tell you some sad story of the small property owner of san francisco. small property owner of san francisco between the san francisco government and the tenants. city government is too much on tenants' side. keep making so many unfair laws against the property owner. some have bad tenants who don't pay the rent for a year. landlords should be paid -- $50,000 or $100,000, but the bad tenants can get free lawyers from the city. because the unfair housing law, so many property owners don't want to put their in-law market or the house in the market. that is why the ma

basic economics, you know that the invisible hand -- this is the basis [pwa*-eubgs/] basic rule. 95%the tenants -- [speaker not understood] the 99% who obey the law, so you are going to reduce to rent -- -- no surprise. the landlord pay the tax more and more each year. the city should make less law to restrict and deep the incentive for more affordable housing. >> thank you. next speaker. remember? no applause. next speaker. >> my name is tracy. i'm a small property owner. i strongly oppose the legislation no. 9. let me tell you some sad story of the small property owner of san francisco. small property owner of san francisco between the san francisco government and the tenants. city government is too much on tenants' side. keep making so many unfair laws against the property owner. some have bad tenants who don't pay the rent for a year. landlords should be paid -- $50,000 or $100,000, but the bad tenants can get free lawyers from the city. because the unfair housing law, so many property owners don't want to put their in-law market or the house in the market. that is why the market