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jill rothschild, who was also a fellow at one point in the fellow library program, who will moderate our very first panel of scholars entitled new discoveries in washington's memory. thank you so much. hi, everyone. can you hear me? all right? okay. thanks, katherine. thank you so much for joining us this afternoon for the symposiums, inaugural panel, new discoveries in washington's memory, i'm jill vom rothschild, as you heard, associate curator in the fine and decorative art department here at mt. vernon. and i'm thrilled to be moderating this panel on washington's memory. a fitting way to enter the weekend's multifaceted look at washington and his world. i've had the pleasure of getting to know many of today's panelists and additional scholars in the audience through our shared fascination with the national memory of george washington, we were connected through this fellowship program that we celebrate this weekend, and we have continue to think together about the nearly endless ways in which people sought to memorialize washington during his lifetime as his star was on the rise.

. >> commissioner rothschild. >> present. >> commissioner schnair. we have quorum. raffle remington and programs even glen. finance and administration sarah hol korenbeck and chief of staff are in attendance. thank you very much. there are agenda changes. >> no. >> for public meeting instructions. welcome all persons interested in this meeting to attend in person at city hall room 416. this meeting is airing live on sfgovtv. and at&t u verse 99. i want to reminds us of the policies and procedures for public meetings. at this meeting, we are bound to facility structure of our agenda and adhere to the best practices in the good government guide. >> every public meeting there will be an opportunity for general comment members comment on an item pertaining to the body. opinion comment taken in person. with remote access provide for those require an ad a accommodation. we ask you keep your comment in on topic. each public comment is limited to 3 minutes. understand that the commission does not contribute dialogue toward public comments. each comment will be documented fo

. >> commissioner rothschild. >> present. >> commissioner schnair. >> here >> commissioner shelby. >> heir >> commissioner walker. >> here. >> we have quorum. also for the record director of cultural affairs raffle remington, finance and administration sarah holenback are in attendance. president collins. do we have agenda changes in >> no changes. now for public meeting instructions. welcome all interested to attends in person at city all room 416. this meeting is arias live on sfgovtv 2 and at&t u verse 99. i want to reminds us of the policies and procedures for public meetings. at this meeting, we're bounds to follow the structure of our agenda and to adhere to the best practice set out in the good government guide. every public meeting there will be an opportunity for general public comment more members of the public comment on any item pertaining to this body. public comment will be taken in person. with remote access provide for those who require an ad a accommodation. respectfully we ask you keep your public comment on topic. each public comment is limited to 3 minutes. please

. >> rothschild. >> rothschild. >> a man. >> a man. >> with a girl's name. >> with a girl's name. >> but he was. >> but he was. >> he's dead now. >> he's dead now. >> and of course, once. >> someone dies, then and rich people die like that, we find out what they've. >> been getting up to. >> been getting up to. >> women who. >> women who. >> are afraid. >> are afraid. >> to speak out before. >> to speak out before. >> are talking about. >> are talking about. >> all. >> all. >> the abuse that took place. >> the abuse that took place. >> unfortunately. >> unfortunately. >> the jews are. >> the jews are. >> we're all going to get it in the neck now. >> well, this. >> well, this. >> is one jew, does it? all jews do it. this you know, the rules. >> but you know what? >> but you know what? >> i think it's actually good that you pointed out this story, because it would be like, you know, you're a jewish person. >> this person. >> this person. >> just happens to be jewish. and it would then say, well, we're not there's no conspiracy here. i was steering clear in case he was one of your mates