>> my guess would be ted -- .an't help but think he had to be behind this somehow. >> and there was one more thing, said brad. somebody sent him a weird email the morning before his last state with susie. maybe ted was behind it somehow. here it is. how's your girlfriend? how does your wife feel about it? the sender, a denise johnson. >> still in the dark as to who said that. and who the hell is denise johnson? >> that made the cops ears perk up. a missing woman, a mysterious email, one guy pointing toward another. >> there's somebody out there, some jealousy, probably. i needed to find out who send those emails. >> so they told brad, don't leave town. and they set out to talk to susie's soon to be ex, ted casey. coming up. >> so much pressure, and after a while it -- you know, explodes. the first fda-approved rsv vaccine. arexvy is used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can severely affect the lungs and lower airways. arexvy is proven to be over 82% effective in preve

now ted, this is an obama official. he called on jake sullivan to step down after this asked and disaster. what are your thoughts you should have and what jake sullivan should have resigned and so. so should have general miley and that the chairman of the joint chiefs, the staff, it is their job to write up this entire plan to withdraw from afghanistan. and it was an abject failure. my, my brother is a career foreign service officer and he made the prediction back in march of 2021. that if we did not start withdrawing civilians in the a april of that year, that we will be pulling them off of the roof of the embassy within 6 months. and lo and behold, that's exactly what happened. all of the foreign service agencies that grab it, we're on our country, all the, the leadership of our country was telling the administration that this is going to be a debacle if you don't plan it correctly. and jake's all about it, and my molly and the president did not do what they needed to do to get the civilians out 1st before they withdr

let's start to ted harvey. he's a former colorado state senator and chairman of the committee to defeat the president. you can find more at stop joe, dot com. ted harvey. thank you so much for joining us. you bet that you have me on . i appreciate it. and so jake solomon's rise to power, the national security advisor to post, you know, seems kind of surprising the outside observers. he's this young guy only in his mid forties now barely 43 when he was 1st appointed. but he's got this position right that, you know, for all intents and purposes is usually filled by these grey haired, grizzled old guys like henry kissinger or is the big new brzezinski or, you know colin powell, how did sullivan get here to this position? so young, i mean, would it be beneficial to have someone, you know, a little bit older who's been around the block as well? it's great question. um, yes. typically we have people who have a great deal of wisdom and experience in foreign policy to be holding these positions, whether it's in the sta

this felt a bit like a ted _ charge of the uk. this felt a bit like a ted lasso _ charge of the uk.arge of the uk. this felt a bit i like a ted lasso moment. when i charge of the uk. this felt a bit - like a ted lasso moment. when i saw tom brady say, i have got a lot to learn. about football. if you were to have a word with him, what would you say is the first and he has to learn about the game and about the club? —— the first thing. in learn about the game and about the club? -- the first thing.— club? -- the first thing. in terms of aaivin club? -- the first thing. in terms of giving tom — club? -- the first thing. in terms of giving tom brady _ club? -- the first thing. in terms of giving tom brady advice, - club? -- the first thing. in terms of giving tom brady advice, the l club? -- the first thing. in terms i of giving tom brady advice, the guy is a winner. and it is not the football world but i do know he is good friends with sir alex ferguson and they have met before and exchanged pleasantries and both of them because tactical geniuses. —— of course tactical genius. it will

ted -- >> i want to clarify one thing though -- >> ted.happy -- >> those are ongoing proceedings? >> okay, thank you. ted, my final question do you has he been broached with respect to a possible plea arrangement, and if he were by special counsel would he take it? >> my understanding is to this point that he hasn't heard from special counsel. and i want to thank you for giving us the opportunity this evening to give our perspective and we hope to talk again soon. >> great, but before you go, it's for my final question which was if he were approach with a plea -- >> i'm not in the position to give you an answer on that question. so, again i want to thank you for giving me the opportunity this evening and allowing us to give you our perspective on what is happening here in this just ridiculous assault on the first amendment. >> i look forward to that answer when it comes. ted goodman, thank you so much. >> we are back with our panel right now, jim acosta, i'm anxious to get your thoughts. rudy giuliani and these other five coconspirators. a

ted: the main thing for us is the workers are our team.e are one team and one of the things we are proud of his we built more vehicles in america than anyone else. we employ more hourly guys than anyone else, we export more than anyone else, so it is a team doing these and we are happy to peruse these f-series vans and pickups in the u.s.. when we look at that, it is going to go through that process now. this is a normal negotiation, i'm not in the heads and throws but i was in kansas city visiting our team because we just can't to three shifts on transit earlier this year because the demand is strong. ed: ford pro ceo, ted cannis, we always talk about ev's in the context of consumer but don't talk about these ours businesses buying up fleets. thank you so much for your time. from sf, from new york, this is bloomberg technology. ♪ flu shots at cvs are pretty... flex. schedule one for you... or the whole crew. plus, they're free. really? healthier is getting a flu shot on your schedule. cvs. healthier happens together. caroline: time now fo

he was actually favoring the continuity of the of the party and the executive branch and ted sorensen as a creature of the executive branch having worked with president kennedy in the kennedy. white house was actually favoring the legislative succession under the succession act so you you can chew on that. the next point is is that dual vacancies are going to be much more likely for biological reasons or maligned threats and here you see up in the corner is a covid spike proteins on on the virus and while we've been meeting a news just came out from the washington post that merrick garland and and secretary ramundo have both tested positive for covid and members of the white house staff have tested positive for covid having been all at the grid iron dinner on saturday night earlier in the week. so so that this is not a hypothetical that the president and vice president could have been exposed. i'm not saying they were but they could have been in that ecosystem and been exposed. so this is not a hypothetical the next point is malign threats. i happen to have the honor of serving on the

if you want to read a wonderfully written book, read ted sorensen's book counselor.is an extraordinary piece of writing. that one sentence iss just, you knowt, ask not what you can do for carl albert, ask what you can do for your country kind of literature care. the point off this document, i was sitting at this very desk in my office and all kinds of things about selecting your cabinet and who you would keep on and how much you get paid and where you live in all of these things and i would say, okay, i guess there is nothing here. on page 17 i came to this point. other decisions to be made in the first week. it was so exciting. he said you should have a vice president soon. goodn- point. as part of your nonpartisan approach, you want jerry ford, you could include that in your statement of taking the oath of office. if not, you can seek suggestions and discussti possibilities in e series of meetings outlined above. here is a point. it is remarkable. source and carl encapsulate the very issues we have been talking about today. i question whether it's necessary or desi

works ted williams a standby we will get his take on this and just moments.ut first ucb cotton live in union square at the latest on the situation that escalated very quickly. >> hi brian, quickly indeed. more than 24 hours later there's still crews cleaning up the mess left behind from this out-of-control crowd. the work people working behind in reher moving paint and assesg other damage route as you mention of the more than 60 people who were arrested yesterday, about half of them were juveniles according to police. from the sound you just shared new york city mayor eric adams said he believed this is a partheparenting issue. today he also said he believes there may have been some outside agitators. >> we believe there were some outside influencer that may have attempted to aggravate the situation. people came from outside the city to be be there. we are looking further into whether it was outside agitators. you do not come to get free game boys and bring smoke bombs and bring mad and bring other disruptive items. kai cenat a social media influencer with mo

gentlemen, welcome ted, let me start with you and ask you to tell us what you found in your surveys ofmer debt. it seems to me that there are more people carrying more debt at higher rates, but is there any indication that they are having trouble carrying this higher debt, that they are more delinquent on the debt that they are suffering because of it? >> well, thank goodness for the strong job market. that's really what's happening to keep people on track, because delinquencies have gone up a little bit but not really to worrisome levels they were artificially low during the pandemic because of stimulus back to 2019 levels, which were historically low same thing with the debt-to-income ratio because wages have gone up, most people are coming up there's some trouble brewing in the sub prime. >> higher debt and more people with higher rate date but because incomes have gone up and maybe because of some of the monies that were received through the pandemic, people are in a better position to hand tele. >> for the most part, yes. now, there is still a big bite to this debt the average cre

ted cruz brought up something very deep and very profound. that is in the history of this great republic, this has never happened to a former president. nor has it ever happen one time to a leading candidate to challenge the sitting president. and he's leading by a large margin in terms of percentage of votes. at this moment right now. seemingly when you look at the three prior indictments, arraignments. the expected one when we get this read at some point soon, that this is going to be number four and that these trials may actually take place during the time of caucuses and primaries. basically consuming the entire next half a year of 2024. your reaction to that? >> well, i think the focus should be on the reaction of the american public. every time there's one of these indictments against trump, his fund-raising goes up in his poll numbers rise. why's that? it's because i think the american public realizes the truth what's going on. that this is, as senator cruz pointed out, never by joe biden and those in his department of justice and loca

ted, what about student loan payments?ng out of october suddenly are going to have another bill to pay. how certain, if at all, is this? >> in something about 1 in 6 households are dealing with. so, i think the big picture is not so bad. i don't think this will really do much to dent the economy overall. but at the individual level, i'd like to say, all news is local. not just geography, of course, but do you have credit card debt or not. do you have student debt or not. the average student loan payment is close to $500 a month. so if that's something that you haven't been used to paying for a few years and now you need to fit that into the budget, i think it's really important to recalibrate, figure out where you're at. i do think for those households this could be an obstacle. and maybe this does meet credit card debt either directly or indirectly. >> ted, what about the auto loan space. we know that interest rates are high there. but car prices are also very high. what are you seeing in this space? >> i think this is th

ted cruz.e always ask me, "kevin, what does being the ceo of cashbacking mean to you?" it means cashbacking every opportunity. did you cashback on this? like i wouldn't cashback? cashbacking by the basket, i see you. ugh. i dreamt you didn't cashback this flight. oh good. if you're buying it, flying it, or wining n' dining it, then you gotta be cashbacking it. come on now. cashback on everything you buy with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. >> time for the presidential election we've been talking about it. the highest profile contest in 2024 it's not the only one will have a critical impact on the everyday lives of americans. 34 senate seats and maybe even control of the chamber will be decided next fall along with every seat in the house of representatives. not to mention voters in 11 states will also be choosing their governors. so here on simone we are unpacking some of these key things with our series on the ballot and today

rick tyler's a former national spokesperson for ted cruz's white house bid in 2016.snbc political analyst, and longtime friend. all right, we've got breaking news about severe weather. right now, parts of the west coast, hunkering down in anticipation of hurricane hilary. it's a massive category four storm headed towards california, which the national weather service says could bring catastrophic and life-threatening flooding in the southwestern states. not just california. some of the states you associate as being traditionally quite dry. right, now the storm is churning off of mexico's pacific coast. neither a hurricane nor a tropical storm has made landfall in southern california since 1939. this comes as wildfires continue to wreak havoc in canada. all 20,000 residents of yellowknife, the capital of canada's northwest territories, have been forced to evacuate. 1500 miles south of that, in kelowna, a much larger city located just over the border from washington state, officials have issued a new state of emergency, because of quickly encroaching wildfires. canada

anyway that's somebody who did pinch hit for baylor and he said ted williams, the one guy pitcher ted williams and one guy pinch hit for hank aaron. that's it. yeah. yeah. anyway, good trivia. that's why we love baseball trivia. and stats. and, you know, that keeps us digging out there, keeps us yakking the. yeah, i know. well, thank very much, folks. thank you

joining me now is a political advisor for rudy giuliani, ted goodman.pears to be according to reporting a coconspirator and likely coconspirator one. ted, i want to thank you for joining me, and i'm really interested in hearing your responses because according to this indictment it appears giuliani is in fact one of those unindicted coconspirators. i want to establish some facts first. has giuliani received a target letter from the special counsel in connection with this or -- let me finish my question. with this or any other case? >> i'll say we can't even confirm if the mayor is one of the coconspirators. if you read this thing, it reads like some sort of fiction novel. and i can tell you by talking with the mayor, the facts don't align with what the mayor knows occurred. so i can't even get to the point where i can confirm this based off of what's in this thing. >> what has the mayor said to you specifically about the allegation. >> sorry. >> thank you. what has hahe said to you about what he thought to be coconspirator one? >> before we even get to

if you have republicans, you mentioned, ted cruz, going out there, you know, talking about how he was trying to promote his podcast and talk about how this is a navigation of justice and lindsey graham, on the network and if all of them are out in the conservative media ecosystem, attacking the doj and the institutions and the fulton county d.a. you know, there's a limit to what everybody else can do. i think this is one area, where there is a disagreement with people in the pro-democracy side of things, i don't think we should be talking more about the things donald trump is th saying, i think he indicts himself more times than not. and the question of, should you platform what he's bleeding about on his social media feed. and i think if you look at the all caps that he sends out on his social media platform and they are the ravings of a madman, you would not hire thato person to manage an arby's. i think that more people need to see that and even on the margins, there will be certain folks that are influenced by, i don't think that is important to do, because what is pushing,c both

and ted, ted is here to kind of go over those for you that that introduction that you'll hear from ted tonight will lead into what will be a longer process. and he'll highlight that at the end of his presentation, not just to understand the tax system that we have and the risks and benefits of it, but to make changes and recommend actions to that to create a more sustainable, fair and long term balanced system as we you know, it's the controller's job to explain what is going on and to put out there options for balancing that system. it is our job, pd's job to make sure that you you here as a small business commission and all of the small businesses you represent and the other businesses in the city are one aware of that process two are engaged in that process, including to whatever extent makes the most sense for individual businesses. there'll be a series of workshops and any business that wants to be a part of those directly can be involved. any business that wants to stay more apprized we will make sure we create outreach summaries for people to stay apprized and then three, that w

she might have been asleep in the car and ted kennedy did not even know she was in the car. i was wondering if you could talk about that. guest: another stunning scandal. that is one of those that really leaves a mark on a political system and political family. those things tend to be seen by the public as those moments where politicians are getting away with things. although everybody knew about it, there became something more prominent in the kennedy family lore and probably limited ted kennedy's ability to run for president in a more realistic way. it is a good example of how sometimes scandals affect politicians and the political scope of prominent families. that is something we have seen in other cases as well. i do not know every detail about the chappaquiddick issue, but you see the lingering legacy of the scandals. although people forget over time, there are some things people will not forget. host: ohio, line for democrats. caller: appreciate you letting me in. the conversation has on the one hand promoted excluding government intrusion into decisions that the consu

that's why ted cruz says he shouldn't be the special counsel. i'm not a fan of ted cruz, honestly. i think he's caustic. he's a guy who is difficult to like but you know what, on these issues, i 100% agree with ted cruz. maria: i mean, david weiss came up with this whole idea that if he agrees to say he's guilty for the gun charge and for the tax evasion, that he will be having immunity for anything in the future. it wasn't until the judge questioned, wait a second, are you actually, you know, investigating him right now? yes, we are, for being a foreign agent. so how do you actually come up with this? and the person who camp up -- came up with was david wi weiss, now he's special counsel. >> of all the people that gets chosen is david weiss. it's like having jack kevorkian teach the heimlich maneuver. you know what the end game will be. some time next year we'll get a report back saying hunter biden did this, x, y, z, another slap on the wrist but joe biden is cleared of everything despite the fact we have $20 million, bank records now, that went to 10 members of the biden family.

to your point, ted. there's a lot of questions here. why this guy did this and why it went down the way it did. even to the point that he left devices or anything left behind. that doesn't appear the case or they wouldn't have given the all-clear. if they expected accomplices, they wouldn't have given the all clear. >> you're accurate. if they felt the students were still in danger or there were accomplices at all, that he left devices that could have harmed those students on the campus, they clearly wouldn't have given the all clear. law enforcement officers know a great deal more than we are able to report here. but i am encouraged by what you represented that around the 5:00 area, around that time, they're going to have a presser where they can give us some information as to what took place on the campus that led to the heavy presence of police all over the police. >> neil: yeah there were a lot of them. thanks, ted williams. joe cardinale joins us. the former lieutenant. police will be having a presser in 40 minutes from now. what t

t you are not going to have time for ted sorensen's right elegant 19 page memo.odds of dual vacancy are quite high to a party opposite. i think everybody was right. you are going to partisan litigation about the eligibility of a speaker is eight non- officer member of the house which is going tome lead to tremendous amount of instability during a crisis. so my final points, the instinctive worry of the presidency moving to the party t opposite is really worth heeding. aristotle would characterize their concern virtuous practical wisdom. losing both the president and the vice president and dual vacancy is a national trauma. switching quat parties would be to compound that and i think it's something to be avoided. so scholars have said more eloquently than i we need a more responsive and agile process made to resolve the eligibility question respectively. we need to avoid causing political instability with party opposites by keeping succession in the executive branch so that we do not have a party opposite scenario. so i'll stop there, thank you. quick thinking doc

father ted, time great comedies.her ted, the it crowd had actually one of my personal favourite black books that it was until he dared to express a view, until just a few years ago, by the way, a view accepted as an established fact. it's a view about the existence of biological sex and how it's pretty unwise to allow anyone with a penis into women's only spaces . only spaces. >> don't say anything. they've given. they've given women no room in which they can manoeuvre and argue for their rights . the and argue for their rights. the gender movement is at its heart . it's a middle class movement. they've all got kids who wear some eyeshadow, decide they're trans, and the parents are kind of circling the wagons around them rather than thinking it through. there's no more homophobe statement than trans women are women. because when you say the transwomen are women, you are saying that they are women in all in the literal meaning of the word. that means that if a lesbian does not want to with bodied to go out with a male

caller: i am curious about ted kennedy and chappaquiddick. i was actually a young person when that happened, and i remember it was described as a lot of information was covered up. recently, i read a book that the woman that died in the car might have been asleep after heavy drinking or something like that. she might have been asleep in the car and ted kennedy did not even know she was in the car. and i was wondering if you could talk about that a little bit. thank you. guest: another stunning scandal. that is i think one of those that really leaves a mark on a political system and political family. those things tend to be seen by the public as those moments where politicians are getting away with things. although of course everybody knew about it, there certainly became something more prominent in the kennedy family lore and probably limited ted kennedy's ability to run for president in a more realistic way. those things are always going to come up. so it is a good example of how sometimes scandals affect politicians and the political scope

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father ted, time great comedies.her ted, the it crowd had actually one of my personal favourite black books that it was until he dared to express a view, until just a few years ago, by the way, a view accepted as an established fact. it's a view about the existence of biological sex and how it's pretty unwise to allow anyone with a penis into women's only spaces . only spaces. >> don't say anything. they've given. they've given women no room in which they can manoeuvre and argue for their rights . the and argue for their rights. the gender movement is at its heart . it's a middle class movement. they've all got kids who wear some eyeshadow, decide they're trans, and the parents are kind of circling the wagons around them rather than thinking it through. there's no more homophobe statement than trans women are women. because when you say the transwomen are women, you are saying that they are women in all in the literal meaning of the word. that means that if a lesbian does not want to with bodied to go out with a male

as you know, i do a podcast every week verdict with ted cruz. today's podcast goes through y david weiss's appointment is illegal. it is directly contrary to doj guidelines that say that it has to be someone outside of the department of justice merrick garland doesn't matter doesn't care. he's ignoring the law. but more importantly, it's supposed to be someone with integrity to prosecute, and david weiss has shown that he's willing to block prosecution of hunter to allow the statute of limitations to go forward and to allow apparatchiks on his staff to protect joe biden to say no questions about the big guy. no questions about joe biden. it's why you've seen two senior i r s career whistleblowers come forward, and it's why i believe we're seeing an indictment likely tonight because the media wants to change the topic. i have a couple more questions. senator i just want to bring people up to speed at home, the fulton county district attorney's office is has now handed a grand jury indictment to judge robert mcburney. as we saw just moments ago, t

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joining me now is ted goodman. ted, thank you for joining us. we did just learn tonight that giuliani is expected to meet with the fulton county da's office tomorrow. how soon do you expect that he will surrender in this case? >> look, i don't know who is giving you that information. but what i can tell you is that -- i am not going to talk about the mayor's movements for security purposes -- however, discussions are happening. and, of course, there is a deadline for this friday. >> yeah. and you expect that he will be able to surrender by this friday? as he found an attorney to represent him in those bond proceedings? >> the mayor will be appropriately representative every step of the way. and, of course, he intends to follow the law. >> so, ted, cnn is reporting that giuliani has gone to trump personally to help him get help with those legal bills. and those pleas from giuliani have fallen on deaf ears. he currently doesn't have a georgia attorney to represent him, according to our reporting, in the full case, not just the bond hearing, but th

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that was ted cruz echoing the exact language referenced in the indictment.nned trump had in mind it according to prosecutors, we talk republicans senator mike lee was a big supporter of the fake electors scheme that promoted a key person behind it, john eastman, who reporting village is one of those six coconspirators in the indictment. text between lee and former white house chief of staff mark meadows in november of 2020 show lead saying he was at one point working, quote, 14 hours a day to help with the plan to prevent congress from certifying joe biden's win. last but not least, as republican senator from wisconsin ron johnson and johnson makes a cameo in the indictment but not by name. he is mentioned as the united states senator who was contacted on january the 6th by an agent of donald trump and asked to quote handler documents or the vice president. those documents, which johnson's staff attempted to deliver to pence or fraudulent certificates signed by a fake electors. the pence team rejected them. in the context of the new indictment from jack smit

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ted cruz. ted cruz has the most social media interactions. think that's because no one wants to interact with him in person. [ laughter ] this is the list. ted cruz at the top followed by aoc, marjorie taylor greene, rashida tlaib, ron desantis, nancy pelosi, then donald trump. good thing trump doesn't care about polls and ratings and publicity and stuff like that. [ laughter ] he's six spots behind ted cruz! six spots behind a snowman made of mayonnaise. [ laughter ] they seem to have run out of stuff to yell about at fox news. laura ingraham took a break from her usual venom last night to weigh in on comedy. specifically, laura wasn't too wild about kate mckinnon's impression of her on "saturday night live" over the weekend. so she turned to an expert in the field for his thoughts. >> but i don't talk like that, governor, do i? >> no, you don't. you know, the interesting thing about it, kate mckinnon is an incredibly talented and amazing comedian actress, i'll give her that. >> you bet. >> i don't care how good the singer is, you've got to

. >> the cast of "ted lasso" chemical what are you doing in my dressing room?we came into watch the game and your tv. >> we are on apple tv+. >> the only channel we get is tim cook announcing the new iphone. >> now in yellow. >> our show is about soccer but we are all huge basket offense. >> esquivel his life? >> remember about what we said about doing catchphrases for free? >> that's the problem, everyone is so excited about the games are not going to watch a stupid comedy show. >> how also they supposed to fall asleep after all of that excitement? >> right now you are caught in a delicate balance between sports, comedy, and genuine human emotion. >> and that's an area science experts or scientists refer to as the ted lasso zone. >> stephen: i see what's happening now, jason, you're going to give me an inspirational speech like on your show? >> stephen, why would i do that when inspirational speech that you need has been right in here all along? did it work? >> stephen: no. >> okay. >> do have anything anything for this guy? >> stephen: i just look at that and

his father, ted creator.r comedy compared to ricky gervais, who's made similar jokes ricky gervais, who's made similarjokes about ricky gervais, who's made similar jokes about transgender issues or frankie boyle, who's joked about rape , which joked about rape, which personally i find slightly more offensive benjamin , why? offensive? um, benjamin, why? why is someone making a joke about the transgender issue acceptable? because you've . but acceptable? because you've. but graham lynam isn't . graham lynam isn't. >> yeah, well, the funny thing about the history of the edinburgh fringe is that it was originally the edinburgh festival . yeah. and they had festival. yeah. and they had this thing where they were quite, you know, the old establishment. the establishment. remember the people to wear people who used to wear pinstripe and hats pinstripe suits and bowler hats and copy of the daily and carry a copy of the daily telegraph who longer the telegraph who are no longer the establishment said, we don't telegr

ted! ted! ted! oh ted in finance. you're a rock star! hey liz in hr? can you do this? unless you work with an actual rock star. you are a rock star! thank you! who's the new guy? hi, i'm ozwald. hello ozwald. give it up for pam. pam, you are a rock- [silence] i wasn't going to say it. ♪♪ >>> fast fashion company shein and forever 21 joining up. in turn smart group about be a minority shareholder in shein. let's bring in courtney reagan to explain what this all means >> shein, carl, for those who hey not know, is an e-commerce sort of juggernaut, fast fashion. they produce in small bachls and respond quickly to trends at extremely low costs. an example is a t-shirt at forever 21, fast fashion and low cost, maybe about $10, $9 pl shein may be half of that price. with the two of them teaming up, they're sort of a sharing of expertise here so shein is getting access to physical stores, and how consumers like to stop in those stores here in the united states, and then forever 21 potentially is getting expertise with fast fashion production in responding to trends even quick

and her colleague ted conrad. as well as controller rosenfield can our ted eatingen i want to thank the participates in the months of discussion and really very, very careful and delineate negotiations that ended up with the 2 part package that you see today. which i want to note not only gives a haircut based on this economic science to the inclusionary rates but guess further and does manage we are not done which is to also put that in the realm of fees associated with new housing start in san francisco. off the moment that we are in which is not unique to san francisco by any means. most not in within any legislation control. we don't control interest rates or the cost of construction and those are the major things that have impacted housing development in the state of california and beyond. but we do control a few things including the fees we charge inclusionary rates. and i think the w should continue on enjoy to add to affordable housing stock. unlike a few representatives of the constituents showed up to me