religious, who believe in the ability to be free of any course of restraint some other people that are redstone come from government, they come from our any humanity to reassess latter-day saints we believe that god exists, has given us these rights. we derive them from him. if you talk to an atheist, agnostic, someone who may be -- some natural law is a different definition of the same underlying principle, and that is our rights come from us and not from government. whether we receive this race because of our any humanity in the fact a real human beings or because we are god's children, the precedent being, how those rights came to us but not so much important in terms of what government should do as is the fact that government has not given us those rights, we have delegated to government certain powers. it is a great way to kind of unified people around the message of liberty whether they believe that our liberty comes from god are not. >> connor boyack come as a libertarian and mormon, how do you come down on practical issues such as the war on drugs, game marriage to let things like that.

tom walsh, and james warrow, suzanne greg, declaire dwan, and greg redstone. >> i will be the last speaker, actually, from our side. i want to reiterate a few points that have been made already. i was a member of the housing trust working group. i would like to reiterate -- in 1992, the threshold was 10 units. in 2006, it changed to five units. the report studied 100 units, which is 20 times larger than a five unit building. i would just like to make that point. one unit was built since the legislation was changed in 2006. the staff report alluded to the economy, but from july 19, 2006, through september 2008, when lehman brothers collapsed, there was two years of a housing boom in san francisco. i know project scott submitted. -- i know projects got submitted at that time. after all the information, i think it is time to approve this. i would say we need to give san francisco small builders and equal opportunity, a level playing field, and not burden them with excessive fees, which make it prohibitive to build. i am opposed to the pro rated fee. look at the working group sheet, and let al

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host: when you think about the south, is this out anymore a safe redstone? guest: many of the southern states are, but north carolina is one of the state's that is a little different from other states in terms of the amount of mobility, the number of people who have moved to north carolina especially from the northeast, a growing african-american population, a growing latino population in this area. so north carolina is decidedly purple. but it is not as predictable. it r used to be it ited. -- it used to be decidedly red. at the state level they used to be controlled by democrats, but not anymore. it looks increasingly like a republican is going to win the governorships. that will mean a lot of changes for the state of north carolina. as far as the rest of the south, florida is one of those states that has stranded democratic and sometimes is a little more purple. there's a lot of mobility into texas and some of those states. there are other southern states that are decidedly still in red ,.n the a research triangle just north of the north carolina and we a

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