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talking about president trump s consumption of classified briefings. this morning, there is new reporting that says president trump was warned repeatedly about the threat of coronavirus in classified briefings back in january and february of this year. clearly, other things began to occupy that time and space. willie, good morning. good to see you. morning. donald trump started getting warned, according to reports, in early january. that s when joe biden wrote that piece about it. biden wrote a piece later on in january. by early january, you had the state department, officials at the state department, the pentagon, the national security council, the cdc, of course, hhs. the concerns in early january throughout the trump administration were there, including, we found out yesterday, a series of presidential daily briefings, both written and oral, throughout january and february. yet, remarkably enough, this is a president who, at the end of that month, was sayi ....
on that for you. okay item should be ten. it is the discussion and possible action regarding ongoing litigation. item 11 a. is public comment on all matters pertaining to the closed session. and item, is there any public comment before we go to the vote to go to closed session? and seeing none, item b, vote on whether to hold closed session with legal counsel. is there a motion to go to closed session? i move. second. okay. commissioners in favor? aye any opposed? we are now in closed session. it is 11:54 a.m.. item 11 d. reconvene in open session to vote on whether to disclose any or all discussions held in the closed session. is there a motion to reconvene in open session. move to reconvene and not disclose. i second. okay. all in favor? aye. aye. any opposed? are we done with that item? item 12 is adjournment. is there a motion to adjourn? move to adjourn. second. all in favor? aye. thank you, commissioners. thank y ....
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is there a correction? yes, on page 10, i believe, of the minutes. there s some phraseology which i know commissioner vietor had. referenced. can we put off the minutes until she returns? yes. why don t we do that. i wanted to make sure she had an opportunity to make a comment. public comments, please. francisco dicosta. you wanted to talk on item 4? i have two comments. okay, public comment is now. commissioners, i want to talk on a number of [speaker not understood] issues. so, i attended a meeting, it s a committee that kind of evaluates the bond measure and the bonds and how they are spent . and i paid very careful attention to that presentation. and i think, really, we need to have better outreach so that the public can attend these meetings. now, i know that there is something they always say go to the backside. not everybody can go to the website . and, so, we need to the cac s, the citizens advisory committee to do some outreach so that it s ....