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>> i pledge allegiance to the frog of the unted states of macarena. >> jimmy: okay. >> and to the reinceus for which it stands one nae nae under dog, invisible. >> jimmy: all right, all right. i'm going to stop you right there. okay? i'm gonna stop -- >> hi. i'm betsy devos. >> jimmy: that's right. there we go. betsy devos, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] that's betsy devos. thank you very much. i saw that this week homeland secretary john kelly took responsibility for the chaotic rollout of trump's immigration ban. d kelly actually release a a statement. but i'm not actually sure that he really wrote it. take a look at this. it says -- "for the record the immigration ban chaos was all my fault. sad. [ laughter ] i am purposely writing this statement because, believe me, i screwed up bigly. [ laughter ] i am a loser. that i can tell you. i choked so bad. i'm lucky the truly fantastic president trump isn't deporting me to china. [ laughter ] sincerely, secretary what's his name." [ applause ] that doesn't sound like -- feels like he didn't write it, you know? >> steve: i know. >> jimmy:

>> we would request that you move them all forward in unt unlikely event that someone fails to ratify, we would request it to be pulled off the board's agenda. >> thank you, mr. callahan. see nothing questions or comments, we'll open up for public comment on these items. so any -- >> thank you. >> good work. >> thank you. >> any members of the public that would like to speak on these items? seeing none, public comment is now closed. [ gavel ] ms. callahan, thank you so much for all of your work. we appreciate on behalf the board. so committee can we take a motion on this item? >> i would move items 3-27 to the full board with recommendations. >> we have a motion to move items 3 through 27 to the full board with positive recommendation. we have a second only that. and we can do that without opposition. [ gavel ] >> thank you. ma'am clerk, do we need to take the motion to convene into closed session? can we make the motion to convene into closed session? >> public comment? >> before we do that, can we take public comment on these items? >> 28 and 29. >> seeing no public comment on items

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>> we would request that you move them all forward in unt unlikely event that someone fails to ratifyuest it to be pulled off the board's agenda. >> thank you, mr. callahan. see nothing questions or comments, we'll open up for public comment on these items. so any -- >> thank you. >> good work. >> thank you. >> any members of the public that would like to speak on these items? seeing none, public comment is now closed. [ gavel ] ms. callahan, thank you so much for all of your work. we appreciate on behalf the board. so committee can we take a motion on this item? >> i would move items 3-27 to the full board with recommendations. >> we have a motion to move items 3 through 27 to the full board with positive recommendation. we have a second only that. and we can do that without opposition. [ gavel ] >> thank you. ma'am clerk, do we need to take the motion to convene into closed session? can we make the motion to convene into closed session? >> public comment? >> before we do that, can we take public comment on these items? >> 28 and 29. >> seeing no public comment on items 28 and 29, pu

>> we would request that you move them all forward in unt unlikely event that someone fails to ratify, we would request it to be pulled off the board's agenda. >> thank you, mr. callahan. see nothing questions or comments, we'll open up for public comment on these items. so any -- >> thank you. >> good work. >> thank you. >> any members of the public that would like to speak on these items? seeing none, public comment is now closed. [ gavel ] ms. callahan, thank you so much for all of your work. we appreciate on behalf the board. so committee can we take a motion on this item? >> i would move items 3-27 to the full board with recommendations. >> we have a motion to move items 3 through 27 to the full board with positive recommendation. we have a second only that. and we can do that without opposition. [ gavel ] >> thank you. ma'am clerk, do we need to take the motion to convene into closed session? can we make the motion to convene into closed session? >> public comment? >> before we do that, can we take public comment on these items? >> 28 and 29. >> seeing no public comment on items

forward, there does seem to be a virtual certainty additional unt of travelers is going to explode in this country and around the world. if you could comment on me based on your projections and are, if experience we're ready for it. from an infrastructure a processingt also standpoint. for it.e not ready e've gone from international travelers, up to 77 million, domestic travelers are going up year. and 4% per so we're going to get to a point that that 750 million travelers a definitely going to be billion travellers and when that happens in a short time, we're not ready for it. we don't have the facilities. the screening areas, the be a mess, it will and it will impede the growth of the economy and jobs. question, and that's going to be upon us before we know it. this is not10-year problem. five-year problem. >> what do you see is tsa's need st hurdles that they to clear in order to make it ready for that challenge. we've greatest hurdles, heard it several times is to be able to have technology, to make tsos are doing the mission critical jobs versus standing watching someone exit the

group that is fiscally sponsored by the san francisco parks alliance and they have worked with the xh untvelop the concept and to produce the project which is valued at 147 to 168 dollars. the total project budget is 1 million, 131,921 dollars, and the additional funds are coming from several sources, including the california state parks plan and water and conservation fund. and the 2008, and 2012, park bonds, and jumping fences and the offices of the supervisor avalos and mayor lee. it will provide a valuable recreational resource in the park and support a large youth dem graphic of the surrounding communities and it will serve as a community, gathering place for i don't uth and family and we are excited about this one. >> one thing that i just want to bring up and this is an inkind grant which i will support today. but i want to make sure that we are out reaching, the area that we are describing as the southeastern part, which is the largest public housing unit that the city has. >> and i have not been comfortable with the out reach that has been demonstrated by the project sponsor, and

>> we would request that you move them all forward in unt unlikely event that someone fails to ratify, we would request it to be pulled off the board's agenda. >> thank you, mr. callahan. see nothing questions or comments, we'll open up for public comment on these items. so any -- >> thank you. >> good work. >> thank you. >> any members of the public that would like to speak on these items? seeing none, public comment is now closed. [ gavel ] ms. callahan, thank you so much for all of your work. we appreciate on behalf the board. so committee can we take a motion on this item? >> i would move items 3-27 to the full board with recommendations. >> we have a motion to move items 3 through 27 to the full board with positive recommendation. we have a second only that. and we can do that without opposition. [ gavel ] >> thank you. ma'am clerk, do we need to take the motion to convene into closed session? can we make the motion to convene into closed session? >> public comment? >> before we do that, can we take public comment on these items? >> 28 and 29. >> seeing no public comment on items

>> we would request that you move them all forward in unt unlikely event that someone fails to ratify, we would request it to be pulled off the board's agenda. >> thank you, mr. callahan. see nothing questions or comments, we'll open up for public comment on these items. so any -- >> thank you. >> good work. >> thank you. >> any members of the public that would like to speak on these items? seeing none, public comment is now closed. [ gavel ] ms. callahan, thank you so much for all of your work. we appreciate on behalf the board. so committee can we take a motion on this item? >> i would move items 3-27 to the full board with recommendations. >> we have a motion to move items 3 through 27 to the full board with positive recommendation. we have a second only that. and we can do that without opposition. [ gavel ] >> thank you. ma'am clerk, do we need to take the motion to convene into closed session? can we make the motion to convene into closed session? >> public comment? >> before we do that, can we take public comment on these items? >> 28 and 29. >> seeing no public comment on items

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>> we would request that you move them all forward in unt unlikely event that someone fails to ratify, we would request it to be pulled off the board's agenda. >> thank you, mr. callahan. see nothing questions or comments, we'll open up for public comment on these items. so any -- >> thank you. >> good work. >> thank you. >> any members of the public that would like to speak on these items? seeing none, public comment is now closed. [ gavel ] ms. callahan, thank you so much for all of your work. we appreciate on behalf the board. so committee can we take a motion on this item? >> i would move items 3-27 to the full board with recommendations. >> we have a motion to move items 3 through 27 to the full board with positive recommendation. we have a second only that. and we can do that without opposition. [ gavel ] >> thank you. ma'am clerk, do we need to take the motion to convene into closed session? can we make the motion to convene into closed session? >> public comment? >> before we do that, can we take public comment on these items? >> 28 and 29. >> seeing no public comment on items

>> we would request that you move them all forward in unt unlikely event that someone fails to ratify, we would request it to be pulled off the board's agenda. >> thank you, mr. callahan. see nothing questions or comments, we'll open up for public comment on these items. so any -- >> thank you. >> good work. >> thank you. >> any members of the public that would like to speak on these items? seeing none, public comment is now closed. [ gavel ] ms. callahan, thank you so much for all of your work. we appreciate on behalf the board. so committee can we take a motion on this item? >> i would move items 3-27 to the full board with recommendations. >> we have a motion to move items 3 through 27 to the full board with positive recommendation. we have a second only that. and we can do that without opposition. [ gavel ] >> thank you. ma'am clerk, do we need to take the motion to convene into closed session? can we make the motion to convene into closed session? >> public comment? >> before we do that, can we take public comment on these items? >> 28 and 29. >> seeing no public comment on items

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what he shaw was an opportunity to -- what he saw was an too unts to take over a financial institution and accelerate the foreclosures going on. it had become painfully clear that what mr. mnuchin oversaw in the operations of this bank that as a business model he set out to explicitly continue to manipulate homeowners into foreclosure. this one article that i road has been -- that i read has been repeated by news outlets all over the spectrum, talking about how mr. mnuchin in this environment worked very hard to go accelerate foreclosures and take advantage of this and make a profit from elderly widows, the story continues, is families, to small business owners, to active duty service members, many, many, many victims of mr. mnuchin's bank's president trumptory tactics taking advantage of folks in a crisis as opposed to trying to figure out a way to support folks through it. i would like to read one more from the minneapolis star pri tribune, an article that documented one i.n.s. substance of this practice of mr. mnuchin's company. the headline reads, "negotiating on foreclosure then l