richard harris with the san francisco public golf alliance. this is another youth sports here to support the lease to the san francisco first t and affiliated organization. we sent you a detailed letter. one of the issues we have had with the department for 4 years is the maintenance fee. there was ambiguous language regarding the maintenance fee in the agreement and we requested a amendment of that language that it does not say the maintenance fee, rather it should say, a portion of the maintenance fee. make that clear that this is not 250 to $300 thousand does not go to 35 pieces of outdoor furniture. we corresponded with the (inaudible) on that on the 17th and the 18th. they were copied to you. you have that correspondence, and we believe that our letter makes quite clear that the outdoor furniture being spoken of is 35 pieces of outdoor furniture. the maintenance fund has somewhere between 250 and 300 and by the time it is completed will be well over $300 thousand. we request that you make that clear that this is a portion of the maintenan

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finally recalled by great lies patrons for his five previous presentations on presidents harry truman, lyndon johnson, richard nixon and ronald reagan, as well as on iconic entertainer johnny carson. it's a pleasure to welcome back to the great lives podium, my good friend stephen j. farnsworth. >> thank you so much, bill. i'm delighted to be here and to talk to you about one of the really interesting people in the history of american film. you may have heard a rags to riches story or two in your time, but if you will ever compared to the bust to boom tale of charlie chaplin. who went from being a destitute child in a victorian workhouse in london to the most famous man in the world in two decades. charlie chaplin, the world's first and arguably largest global movie star, was so effective at offering enigmatic political messages that we are still debating what he was trying to say, more than a century after his first signature character appeared on the silver screen. the 81 films that chaplin was involved in as actor, director, composer or all of the above, represent an unequal body of work. george bernard sh

richard nixon. but none of them were subpoenaed. there have, however, been congressional subpoenas on presidents and former presidents, back in 1848, harry recent, richard nixon subpoenaed by congress for the tapes he fought that in the courts and won. then got a federal grand jury subpoena, fought that in the courts and lost, and then resigned a few days later. >>> ahead, why boris johnson dropped out of the race to once again be britain's prime minister. >>> and a new warning from a top ceo. >> how do you prepare for the possibility of a recession? >> we need to prepare for the worse and hope for the better. i. and right now business owners can get it on us at t-mobile. apple business essentitials wih apple care+ is included so you can easily manage youour team's devices, here, and here. all on the network with more 5g coverage. it's the ultimate business trifecta, with the new iphone 14 pro on us. only from t-mobile for business. seatgeek is the ticketing app for fans like the high-fives-strangers guy. game winning interception, firsdown, just a nice solid tackle - you're in arms length, you will be swapping skin with this extrover yo

harris president. why will they just get the hell out of the way? party panel has returned. tom, richardwould be cute if he were not so powerful, people say someone else is in charge, there is a committee in charge, what about there is not. >> i don't have a lot of respect for office of presidency, i don't think it is that hard of a job, everyone in same in terms of joe biden is ruining the country but obama also ruined the country he is very competent, i don't think that matters, confidence is o done, if you are watching joe biden competent enough to ruin t the country, if they want to run on this he may go 3 years, drop out at last minute then where is the narrative, not the candidates incompetent but what and you get pete buttigieg he would ruin the country too, it is democrats, bad, not democrats too old. kennedy: presidents can do more harm than good that is problem with power concentrated in presidency, but richard you say 2 is not about the president let's age because he so hot. >> i think most folks who are getting ready to vote in midterm they are trying it figure out which cand

richard guerra. rachel: come on, say guerra. pete: from south texas, talking about to fox digital about kamala harris, the so-called czar. >> hopinghange in the administration. come to the border. come see it for yourself. spend some time here. spend sometime with ranchers, farmers, local people that are suffering the consequences, you know. wake up, do your job, get down here. you know and be the person you're supposed to be as a. pete: good, decent, measured people is trying to make a living. that might be him screaming right there, but it's a cry for help. joey: you talk about like the rio grande region, so many people in texas have swung towards president trump and republicans on this. i have a little bit of personal experience from this. i come from a town, i talk about it, very proud of it. textile industry most made in georgia, three or four decades. most labor come from somewhere else. a lot of first generation americans in my town. i went to school with a lot of first generation dreamers, of them "dreamers." you talk to them about the border. they don't like what republican said, they don't like it now. their parent went

i thought it was good to be really irritated by the idea of her seeing richard played by harry lloydnnoy me nearly as much as i thought it would. but it's a very slow burn, takes a very long time to get anywhere, and i suppose they would say that's because she had to fight for a very long time for philippa be taken seriously. i suppose i struggle because i know what's around all the current narrative of academics at the university who aren't happy. that's difficult i suppose sometimes to disassociate them from the actual film. the key thing is, it isn't a documentary, it is a piece of drama. but i think the criticism is it feels like a piece of drama, there's a very constructed narrative that she is on the one hand this lone voice in the establishment... a lot of men not taken the woman seriously. she wasn't a historian or an archaeologist... and there's a wider truth, i'm sure that's absolutely true. i just think the devil is in the detail sometimes. ok, vengeance — again which you've also seen, odd black comedy written and directed by bj novak who stars as a metropolitan journalist

harris: you didn't get to finish your thought. >> the fundamental point i'm trying to make here is that democrats aren't focusing on kitchen table issues. i would like to ask richardt republicans having answers to what's going on now. i must be confused. who was in the white house and house of representatives and senate now these are democrats. people see who is in charge and see who is failing them right now. >> sure, rob, that's the good point. >> harris: i invite you another day to come back. great discussion. education is on the ballot and parents are paying attention. >> we've watched what one party control has done to this nation. a government that goes after parents because they go to a school board meeting. all of that can change in 12 days. >> harris: just one year after the department of justice targeted parents and called them domestic terrorists, still there are questions about how much say parents should have in what their own children are learning. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we support immune function. supply fuel for immune cells and sustain tissue health. ensure with twenty-five vitamins and minerals, and en