thank you so much captain tillman. congratulations from this board of supervisors and the microphone is now yours. >> thank you president walton. i like to thank you supervisor dean preston for putting this forward. i like to thank aaron peskin, who i have known since he first started as a supervisor over 20 years ago now. i like to thank all the board of supervisors and other members of the black firefighters association as well as local 798 and other members of the department. without everybody, i wouldn't be receiving this honor today. it's truly an honor to give back to your city not only at work but in your spare time. i believe that you should give as much time when you have the badge off as when you have the badge on. that's always ban moniker of common. i try to preach to other firefighters that we need to give back. the city has given to us. i started another foundation called sf mission arts 415. you see the san francisco giant resilient mural project that's -- it's also on third and william street. this proj

thank you so much captain tillman. congratulations from this board of supervisors and the microphone is now yours. >> thank you president walton. i like to thank you supervisor dean preston for putting this forward. i like to thank aaron peskin, who i have known since he first started as a supervisor over 20 years ago now. i like to thank all the board of supervisors and other members of the black firefighters association as well as local 798 and other members of the department. without everybody, i wouldn't be receiving this honor today. it's truly an honor to give back to your city not only at work but in your spare time. i believe that you should give as much time when you have the badge off as when you have the badge on. that's always ban moniker of common. i try to preach to other firefighters that we need to give back. the city has given to us. i started another foundation called sf mission arts 415. you see the san francisco giant resilient mural project that's -- it's also on third and william street. this proj

thank you so much captain tillman.ervisors and the microphone is now yours. >> thank you president walton. i like to thank you supervisor dean preston for putting this forward. i like to thank aaron peskin, who i have known since he first started as a supervisor over 20 years ago now. i like to thank all the board of supervisors and other members of the black firefighters association as well as local 798 and other members of the department. without everybody, i wouldn't be receiving this honor today. it's truly an honor to give back to your city not only at work but in your spare time. i believe that you should give as much time when you have the badge off as when you have the badge on. that's always ban moniker of common. i try to preach to other firefighters that we need to give back. the city has given to us. i started another foundation called sf mission arts 415. you see the san francisco giant resilient mural project that's -- it's also on third and william street. this project that we're doing is all people of c

tillman's america's fault for buying too much stuff? >> no.live like we always lived. it's really hard to believe that in 2021 about w. all the sophistication of products coming into america differently than they used to, 30 and 40 years ago, that we're suffering this issue. but, it's an international problem trying to get it all here. and what's crazy is once it gets here, we can't even unload the boats to get it into our distribution centers to get out. but it's definitely a problem. it's causing a huge supply and demand, so what does that do? it causes crazy inflation because that's what's happening right now. we better get ahold of it quickly. >> brian: right, tillman, looking at the job openings in this country retail 1.1 million opening. leisure 1.7. food services your business 1.5 million. are you having trouble filling positions? >> we have 4,000 openings right now. >> brian: wow. >> between the golden nugget casinos, all the restaurants and all the entertainment venues. people don't just want to work anymore. i don't know what happene

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including the brawl over vaccine mandates tillman is here, his business empire based in houston. he will weigh in on the controversy and how business is going. we'll even talk a look at the nba season and a working lunch with another texan. michael dell his company has reinvented itself and there was one person he relied on to get him through the tough times. >> i like that story looking forward to that. here's a check on the market d dow is down 58 points. across the board, down a tent of one percent. the nasdaq slightly outperforming. intel and amgen are the biggest decliners. salesforce up 2% now the yield on the ten-year following the auction last hour is trending lower so this morning when we reopened, we were more at the 1.6% mark 158 is the latest read there the vix is up more than 20% and that's been changing the market game how do you place your bets our next guest says there's no need to pick a specific style. here to explain is russ, portfolio manager of the blackrock global allocation fund where would you be allocated >> thanks, kelly i think the key right now as we s

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there's only like native characters represent one percent of the characters in native, i'm sorry, in tillman's books. so i think that i can't say for certain but i might have spent a little more time connecting with books if i had had a wider variety of books growing up. i don't know that for sure but now that we are seeing a lot more, a lot bigger variety of books i'm hoping that's the case. but i didn't spend as much time in the library growing up as my current self probably would like me to >> congresswoman, i'm so grabbed that maria asked that question and you had to answer because i hope that you plan to write more books and share it because books can be windows to the world but they also need to be mirrors. we say books are so important and you never see yourself in a book that's sending a message to so thank you for letting young people see themselves because the last question from hannah was what's your advice to women of color in white spaces who feel discouraged? this can be women and children from expressing their voice, being the only person of color and reluctant to speak up. >> y

he is a professor of european politics at the university of siri. ari tillman crosses roles. in fact, that means you can jump anytime you want, and i always appreciate, john, let me go to you 1st in paris because when i post my last question in my introduction, it asked to choose between being a ideological construct or a something for real people. and real needs, you were nodding your head already in the program. why go ahead? well, the european union is an ideological construct. it's based on the idea that nation hurts needs to be overcome. that the european past is nothing but a series of was and that european societies need to be remodeled. ready in order for the continent to be at peace and that say, an ideological construct because it turns its back, not just on history, but also on religion of course. and as i've said on nationhood, so it's driven profoundly by ideology. and you only need to observe a debate to what they call a debate in the european parliament, or see the kind of nonsense that comes out of the mouths of the people in the paid commission to see that it

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since we're waiting for the beginning of the world series, i think i would play this sound bite from tillmantch this. >> it's the european way. our great capitalism will come to an end. do i believe in taxes to make our country great? absolutely. i don't think a billionaire's tax is the way to do it. do it on income. you can't do it on balance sheets. it will never be right. >> martha: he's the rocket's owner. my head is in baseball. what do you think about that, austin? >> the argument that a billionaire says don't tax me, go tax someone else? i guess -- >> martha: there's the argument that you heard from mitt romney is it just chills investment. big business owners find ways to get around it and makes them not invest in new businesses, not build new factories, not hire new people. >> two things about that. that was the logic of donald trump cutting taxes for the same billionaires and big corporations by $2 trillion in 2017 was on the prom necessary of how much growth that was going to give the country and it didn't. it didn't pay for itself and didn't satisfy the promises. so now reversing

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. -- tillman had a greater soup court.ne of these deals was to add a southerner to the spring court. he committed to filling the opening with a seven justice but he has a judiciary committee that is run by northern radical republicans who are very supportive of the civil-rights. he had to find somebody credible as a southerner but would also support civil rights. harlan had a massive political debt to hayes but he was also a widely admired person for his thinking, knowledge of history and the law. and became a logical candidate. he also did not get confirmed because he can't going up in a family that owned slaves. he had been slow to embrace abolition. that did not mean he was proslavery. he was a moderate who would forge compromises because he was from kentucky and believe that kentucky would bear the brunt of the battle if a war came. following his great mentor, he saw to bring about political compromise that would put slavery on a path to eventual extinction but would satisfy the economic needs of the south in the inter

can tell you that just listening to some of the comments that are being made as i shared mister tillman'stion but for a different reason because i just don't see why these remarks are being made because it's seems to me that people aren't getting it. there are poor people that are not going to be able to access those basic necessities of life. even if something as simple as just handing the cash to a child to get their meal at the school. being able to pay cash bond when one of their friends or loved ones may be in jail. grade 2 to cash in a basket at church. those things cannot be done with credit cards. not everybody has acredit card . to me this sense of frustration peaks when someone calls this tax. let's be, let's put ourselves in the shoes of someone who can't get to the bank, can't get to a credit union, doesn't have an account and may not even have the capacity, the literacy, the language capacity to understand and be able to manage an account. so yes, it's about making sure that we have financial inclusion and our economic banking system needs it. it needs choices. choices for th

and the contested election of 1876 where we works with hayes and tillman a democrat to create this grandes becomes president. we forget that history. >> bill: that's a great point. >> dana: and president bush said grant was his favorite presidential memoir. >> he wrote that until the end of his death fighting throat cancer and died a few days later. mark twain published and makes money. >> bill: awesome stuff. grant is the glue. >> he is. >> dana: congratulations. good luck on exclamation point. >> i am nervous. >> bill: you should be. >> dana: [laughing] sknlil tempers flairing in fairfax county virginia. defending the right to speak out about what is taught in their kids schools. have a listen. >> they feel like they are in charge of us. i think it is responsible for citizens to stand up and speak up about how their taxpayer dollars are spent. >> i came to this country believing it was the land of liberty and freedom. what i am finding out is that there is a lot of nefarious corruption that i am only suddenly paying attention to. >> they instill fear within the parents. they created fe

that might make sense to have sebastian tillman who did his doctorate in this specific technology, which is actually being used in south korea, but also down here in redwood city. and if that technology is of interest, we could have them present it here. i can also arrange a field trip down there. this reduces the footprint of a wastewater treatment plant by two-thirds. the way it converts waste is pretty revolutionary. so you can take a look at technologies or for them to have a free-standing way to process this stuff. it's very interesting. it's not off the shelf enough to entertain for treasure island residents. i don't think that's stable, but it's something worth looking into. i want to put that out there as well. >> great ideas. anyone else? >> clerk: next item is to adjourn. >> thank you very much, for your time. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you all. see you. [♪♪♪] >> roughly five years, i was working as a high school teacher, and i decided to take my students on a surfing field trip. the light bulb went off in my head, and i realized i could do much more for my students t