would be at risk daily, including my own son. vice president adams, last month you stated that the port belongs to the people, and you told the h.s.h. that you ve got to have the support of the community behind you if you re going to make it successful. the community is still divided on this proposal, and the city has not engaged in good faith with all of us and does not have the support of surrounding residents. my own experience i was shouted out of speaking at the last two events. commissioner w commissioner wu ho, you stated that we need to sochl the issues in the lease. commissioner gilman, with your 25-year career focused on public policy on homelessness, your person proposal clouds your fiduciary position on the port. due to your conflicts of interest, please abstain from voting on this proposal. commissioner makras, you would lease this lot to the city for free or for $1 which calls into question your fiduciary role on behalf of the port. b but president brandon enc
belongs to the people, and you told the h.s.h. that you ve got to have the support of the community behind you if you re going to make it successful. the community is still divided on this proposal, and the city has not engaged in good faith with all of us and does not have the support of surrounding residents. my own experience i was shouted out of speaking at the last two events. commissioner w commissioner wu ho, you stated that we need to sochl the issues in the lease. commissioner gilman, with your 25-year career focused on public policy on homelessness, your person proposal clouds your fiduciary position on the port. due to your conflicts of interest, please abstain from voting on this proposal. commissioner makras, you would lease this lot to the city for free or for $1 which calls into question your fiduciary role on behalf of the port. b but president brandon encouraged us to have an open mind, listen, and get educated. over the last seven weeks, this community has
sister jean has given license her team and image. keep your eyes on number 1, 11, 12, 23, and 44. i m on the edge of glory and i m hanging on a moment of truth i m on the edge of glory. steve: live from new york city it s monday, march 26th. i m reading what s on the television. fox & friends is the show you are watching. come on in the mezzanine level. ainsley: brian, welcome back. brian: i just missed friday. that was it there was a lot going on. steve: there was. brian: tornadic news cycle we are in nothing stops for five seconds. steve: there is civil war at our house right now because in the final four it s going to be villanova where two of my kids went versus kansas which is my alma mater. this will be the worst saturday night this saturday night in history. ainsley: who are you pulling for? steve: keeps. hello, i m from kansas. ainsley: holy week. yesterday was palm sunday. this weekend is easter. brian: always sports with you. what s going on with that? s
if so, is that payroll tax cut extension as well? the drama builds. peter doocy live in washington with the latest on congressman s fight before christmas and the phone call between the speaker and the president. yeah, brian, president obama called speaker boehner yesterday and told him he agrees with the speaker, there should be a one-year extension of the payroll tax cut. but the president says the house is going to need more time to negotiate that so he says they should pass the two month long short-term extension already approved by the senate just a week and a half now ahead of their new year s eve deadline. the ball is in the house s court. there is a compromise available, an avenue out of this blind alley, if you will, that they ve driven themselves into. and it is the senate bill. vote on it. pass it. and we can move on to discussing and figuring out a solution for the year long extension. so as the clock ticks down to a payroll tax hike and most of congress i
peter doocy live in washington with the latest on congressman s fight before christmas and the phone call between the speaker and the president. yeah, brian, president obama called speaker boehner yesterday and told him he agrees with the speaker, there should be a one-year extension of the payroll tax cut. but the president says the house is going to need more time to negotiate that so he says they should pass the two month long short-term extension already approved by the senate just a week and a half now ahead of their new year s eve deadline. the ball is in the house s court. there is a compromise available, an avenue out of this blind alley, if you will, that they ve driven themselves into. and it is the senate bill. vote on it. pass it. and we can move on to discussing and figuring out a solution for the year long extension. so as the clock ticks down to a payroll tax hike and most of congress is already home, the president went christmas shopping yesterday. he al