the waldorf and statler of every thrift store. [imitating waldorf] the selection here stinks.m henson died of treatable pneumonia. hey, brian, remember sisterhood of the traveling pants? they have the magic girl-power jeans. holy crap, what happened? i don't know. i-i think i turned into america ferrera. i don't want this. help! someone, help! looking passable, stewie. looking damn passable. aw, crap, people we know. you know the drill. we're donating, not buying. [chuckles] just doing our part to give back to the community. i'm gonna go wait in the alley. could you just ball them up and throw them out the window? putting on strangers' hats is always a good idea. -thank you for your service. -huh? my father's a veteran, too. thank you for protecting us and for posting revenge porn on marine corps message boards. oh, actually, i'm not... i'm gonna start a trend of interrupting your sentences. well, no, it's just a hat. i didn't... thank you for your service. bless you and all of our veterans. no, guys, i-i'm not really a vet... i don't have time to hear the rest of your sentenc

jack waldorf and his team have been phenomenal over the years in helping make sure that hhs had a chance to be responsive to the concerns of western state governors and also in making sure we had a chance to connect so i want to thank jack and his team as well. on behalf of hhs, one of our regional directors along with our other hhs team and i want to thank them for the help they have provided over the course of the last 3.5 to 4 years to make sure we have a solid working relationship with wga. i'm going to try to keep my remarks brief and hope you may have a few questions to let me touch on a few subjects that are still very current, things that i hope you're paying attention to as we move forward. we have a call coming up tomorrow to discuss some of the things that are still pending but let me mention a couple things. the thanks on data sharing, federal government i think most people forget doesn't really have authority to have access to the health data we all take for granted as essential to make sure systems are operating well. we have to rely on states sharing that information with

[laughter] the young waldorf i guess. it would make sense.oundtrack, peanuts, we play that out at her house. the magically is the best christmas album with the worst song on it would you know. the peanut song that sounds like they are dying of carbon monoxide poisoning. doesn't it sound like you pulled the car in the garage and left it running? [laughter] my favorite movie of all time though, the working man making a comeback republican values champion around the country let's prioritize the value of gun safety and show them a christmas story. there's a lot of tales about gun handling. he will shoot your eye out and all of that. probably an un- makeable movie in the last administration that you can make again right now. >> i would say rfk junior hazards of eating so. [laughter] is. >> it doesn't work. [laughter] but be sure -- i love that. my kid birthday, we all watch that. we locked ourselves senseless so many quotable lines to watch more than anything right now is rudolph the red nose reindeer. it teaches the value of bul bullying. value o

. >> robert is in waldorf, maryland on our line for independence. caller: good morning, merry christmas. this is a great subject, very informative. my question is if any of the two of you can answer this one, anywhere in the bill of rights does it authorize or grant the right to an abortion? does it authorize the right to free health care. anywhere in the bill of rights it authorize the right of a living wage, can any of you show me that in the bill of rights? i know that you can but maybe like you say we can educate these young kids that nowhere in the bill of rights is an abortion are right. nowhere in the bill of rights is free health care a right. nowhere in the bill of rights is a living wage a right and i think you are dead on the money sir that educating the public. thank you and have a great christmas. guest: i appreciate the callers passion around this and i know this has a lot of strong opinions. i will tell you how we approach it in an educational context. each one of those topics that you raised is one that young people and people of all

robert in waldorf, maryland, on our line for independence. good morning, robert. merry christmas. and this is a great subject very informative. my question is, if of the two of you can answer this one anywhere in bill of rights? does it authorize or grant the right to abortion? does it authorize right to free health care anywhere in the bill of rights authorize the right of a living wage. can any of you show me that in the bill of rights? now, i know that can't. but maybe, like you say, we should educate these young kids that nowhere in the bill of right is an abortion ought. is it a right nowhere? the bill of rights is actually health care a right nowhere. the bill of rights is a living a right. and i think you are a dead on the money serve and educating the public. thank you and have a great, great christmas. well, i appreciate the caller's passion around this and i know that the solicitor lot of strong opinions. i'll tell how we approach it again in an educational context. the bill of rights institute each, one of those topics that you raised is one that young people and people

so right now keep in mind i don't think there has been a seconder to commissioner waldorf's originalion. right. and going to commissioner baldo's motion, an active use waiver would mean we would we would waive the 25 foot depth on the first floor of active use. is that what we would be? it would be the 25 first depth on the first floor, as well as the 15 foot depth required on the upper floors. if we were to give that. correct. so if you're if you are wanting to support that waiver, that's basically what your support. you're basically telling the planning commission that you're supportive of that waiver on the ground floor and the upper floors, because right now i'm for a permit to alter, i'm for rec, and it seems to me that any use of the building as proposed here would would be more likely to preserve the building. but i'm not in favor of waiving the 25 foot depth on the first floor. i'm okay with the second and third floor, but not the first. so i'm two yeses and a no right now, if we were to break it up. commissioner baldauf, i guess i've done some thinking about this issue of br

no one wants to open their hotel room at a hampton inn or waldorf astoria and have a letter outside the. there is never a good time to change a bulb. reducing that delivers a better guest experience and delivers cost savings as well. >> when we were talking before, i was asking, is pressure toward esg coming from ownership and customers? you are saying, it is a win- win. it also seems like a lot of pressure. i want to talk about it a little from essentially corporate customers of hilton. >> many may not know over half of our revenue is generated from business travel, meetings and events, group business, and it is estimated that over 7000 corporations all across the globe like hilton, have set very ambitious climate targets. one of the main ways you can operate more efficiently within a business, but green your supply chain, identify partners that are aligned in the same initiative is how you reduce your emissions and achieve your ambition across the board. building value chain. we are a supplier to all of those corporations and we are part of that solution. we deliver reporting to our c

. >> robert in waldorf, maryland on our line for independents. good morning, robert. >> caller: good morning. merry christmas, and this is a great subject, very informative. my question is, if any of the two of you can answer this one, anywhere in the bill of rights,

i also know that there's a kennedy walker that is in the collection of the waldorf-astoria in new york that's temporarily on loan to the new york historical society. and while that hotel is under renovation. so there are several that he did use. but i believe the original is at the library in boston. and, you know, at least presidential libraries. i'm a big fan of all of them, as you are, suzanne, this wonderful outpour of presidential education across our country. do you remember the first time you went to the white house? i do. in fact, above my desk in my office is a grainy black and white photograph of my fifth grade class trip to washington. and we're sitting on the capitol lawn. i have very vivid of the capitol, the white house and mount vernon. and that's where the importance of historical place really came alive for me now. and that sent me down the path i'm on today. i don't know. but i do know, as i studied and learned history after that, those places were very vivid in my memory. i'm hopeful that as young people come to this place, if they visit the white house, that's wonde

. >> robert is in waldorf, maryland on our line for independence.ood morning, merry christmas. this is a great subject, very informative. my question is if any of the two of you can answer this one, anywhere in the bill of rights does it authorize or grant the right to an abortion? does it authorize the right to free health care. anywhere in the bill of rights it authorize the right of a living wage, can any of you show me that in the bill of rights? i know that you can but maybe like you say we can educate these young kids that nowhere in the bill of rights is an abortion are right. nowhere in the bill of rights is free health care a right. nowhere in the bill of rights is a living wage a right and i think you are dead on the money sir that educating the public. thank you and have a great christmas. guest: i appreciate the callers passion around this and i know this has a lot of strong opinions. i will tell you how we approach it in an educational context. each one of those topics that you raised is one that young people and people of all ages in t

. >> robert is in waldorf, maryland on our line for independence. good morning, merry christmas. this is a great subject, very informative. my question is if any of the two of you can answer this one, anywhere in the bill of rights does it authorize or grant the right to an abortion? does it authorize the right to free health care. anywhere in the bill of rights it authorize the right of a living wage, can any of you show me that in the bill of rights? i know that you can but maybe like you say we can educate these young kids that nowhere in the bill of rights is an abortion are right. nowhere in the bill of rights is free health care a right. nowhere in the bill of rights is a living wage a right and i think you are dead on the money sir that educating the public. thank you and have a great christmas. guest: i appreciate the callers passion around this and i know this has a lot of strong opinions. i will tell you how we approach it in an educational context. each one of those topics that you raised is one that young people and people of all ages in