Liz Breadon’s first meeting as Boston City Council president quickly descended into chaos, when the body’s refusal to accept her proposed rule changes led to an insult leveled by one councilor, which prompted another to demand a formal apology. Adoption of the Council rules have been a standard procedure in past years, but Breadon’s proposed changes drew pushback from the divided body this time around. I have never missed a Council meeting. “After a recess, President Breadon stated she would speak with Councilor Durkan and expected an apology before the next meeting,” Murphy told the Herald. “Our city and our country are facing unprecedented challenges which necessitate urgent action by the City Council,” Breadon added.