Williams, chair of the Lincoln Forum, and welcome to this panel of forum 22, relating to lincolns enemies. And im so pleased to have it distinguished, every time someone says distinguished i want to run to the merlot bar. Its like saying with all due respect in my courtroom. But we do have some great scholars with us this morning. Stephen engle, the author of a great book about lincoln, and the nations governors. Jonathan white, author of midnight in america, and soon to be with us, the book our little monitor. And of course catherine clinton, no stranger to us, author of mrs. Lincoln, a life, and many other books. And walter stolzier, as well as lincolns secretary of war Edwin Stanton, called stanton, and he told me and i hope im not revealing any confidence, he has a glint in his eye for sammen chase. Good luck with that. Because im sure we will hear about secretary of the treasury sammen chase from professor clinton. So let me start with this. John barre, who is one of our Lincoln F
Supervisor campos absent. Supervisor chiu. Supervisor cowen. Supervisor farrell. Supervisor kim. Supervisor mar absent. Supervisor tang. Supervisor wiener supervisor yee. This item passes item passes. Next item and item 13 introduction of new items colleagues, any new items supervisor wiener. Thank you, mr. Speaker, colleagues you may recall several weeks ago at the board of supervisors we passed a resolution asking the office of Economic Workforce Development on late night transportation to come up with a plan and staefrnl longterm and shortterm and to improve the Dynamic Transportation we have major are deficiency in terms of peoples ability to get around in the evening and deficiency around Cashing Service and so forth. We held a hearing at the land use we heard from workers and partners and laid night advocates we get this twentyfour hour service it should be a key part of it there are any agent challenges as well so that working group is in the process of being formed im excited a
Okay. Thank you very much. Please call the next item. The next order of business is item 7 report of the chair. Madame chair. Thank you so much. I do not have a report. Next item. The next order of business is item 9, commissioners questions and matters. Thank you very much, questions and matters . I have a comment . Sorry i was outside getting a card. Hold on one second. One second, well be right back with you. No questions or matters. Dont look at me funny, counselor, mr. Washington, dont leave. Lets go back to Public Comment for a second. Mr. Washington. Im sorry, i wish i had some little aces around the campus. This is Public Comment. Listen, i came up here to speak when i saw your forwarded calendar to talk about your budget plans and i had some questions that i wanted to ask, particularly with the budget situation. 50,000 was on an item for the commissioners asked that you should be getting monies and i agree with him. [ inaudible ] somebody is getting 50,000 between yall and the
Tonight states, however, if any party fails to appear and the commission did not grant a continuance or reschedule under 1. Eand then the commission may make a decision in the partys absence. I watched you go through this derm on strong about the, and is it fair to mr. Ginsburg, did he get sufficient notice, whatever happens to be, and yet, i dont see you having any problem at all, if the city shows up, and the complainant does not show up, and having a hearing, in their absence. You did it tonight, and you did it to me, last week. And it was done intentionally. I let the sunshine ordinance know that i would be out of the state from the fifth to the 25th months ago. They reschedule a lot of my sunshine ordinance complaints because of that. And i will be honest with you i think that it is really bizarre that this was sent to me and to you on march the third, and i was not sent a copy of the referral and then on march the 5 thing, the evening of the day of the day that i left, you put in
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