oh, i'm sorry thank you very much and john truman. >> good morning, commissioners. my name is john i'm an owner of the joint property on union street. i note that council for the 280 and 86 testimony doesn't dispute a single issue but dismisses them all as

oh, i'm sorry thank you very much and john truman. >> good morning, commissioners. my name is john i'm an owner of the joint property on union street. i note that council for the 280 and 86 testimony doesn't dispute a single issue but dismisses them all as unrelated. building height and buildable areas not only gateways because of the net of the contains it results in a demolishing sightlines and views within the telephone graph hill district. i urge you to continue with the full proceedings >> thank you any public comment on this item? seeing none, back to you, commissioners. . commissioner johnck. >> well, i'm not convinced there's been miss steps on the part of the staff and especially listening to the system today and reading the materials and also reading the departments work program for the next year i wouldn't support a hearing on this so - >> thank you commissioner pearlman. >> i wanted to say all the concerns all this information about the building permits from the 1980s that thas has no bearing on what we're considering today. if it's true the only thing we

arthur schlesinger despised harry truman. john kenneth galbraith despised harry truman. they wanted him off the ticket in 1948. they hope to induce eisenhower to run even though they had no idea whatsoever what eisenhower represented that he was in truman. truman was too much of a normal guy. but what they liked about kennedy now think about it, kennedy's father joe kennedy had not been a very pleasant guy during world war ii. robert kennedy worked for joe mccarthy so what was so appealing about this? willows appealing about this guy was he was not ordinary. he came out of the middle classes and represented something of elevating american tastes. the big change is the addition of public-sector unionism. liberalism as we once knew it as an electoral force collapsed with the tromping of mcgovernism and then reagan's, reagan and the republicans three electoral victories but liberalism reconstructs itself in the 1990s when labor reconstructs itself around public-sector unionism. that is why i say what happened in newark as an expression of this trend. andy stern the guy who

john callahan. it's all i can really -- all i really have to say. in the next file, there is a long, long memo from harry truman in which she gives -- he nominates 42 senators for this position. and there were many sketches about books they have written to me know, travel interest. german took this as this major project and wrote a term paper on a press herbert hoover spent probably a lot to three minutes and read just a very cursory note. kennedy jumped into this project . he loved it, and he presided over a group of very distinguished senators who were part of the kennedy committee. mike mansfield became a legendary senate majority leader on the committee. richard russell, in legendary senator, a german by the name of styles bridges from new hampshire who was one of these quiet forces in the senate and 1950's to be no one really knew very much about him, but he was a real powerhouse. then his son ahmad and ahmad john brinker. five of them got together and negotiated fee. as the talks unfolded, they quickly came to agreement on three of the five. these are three senators who are very prominent before the ameri

john woo movie. what we've got here is a governor who says he is surrounded by these people who lie to him and creates this false world that he believes is real? it's "the trumantie can't pull off a closed bridge. this is all about the tea party. the chamber of commerce is going to be funding republican candidates against tea challenges. the only thing that matters to christie is do these revelations hurt him or help him with the tea party voters? tea party guys won't be that outraged by a big bully who made life tougher for new yorkers. >> what does christie face legally if he wasn't telling the truth? >> at this point, legally other than obstruction of justice -- listen, he spoke two hours yesterday. one thing we heard him say was david samson, that he didn't have anything to do with this. very clear about that. he really overcommitted. then we find out david samson is the guy who is being discussed as the person who is going to help them retaliate. so i don't know who advised him to go in front of the camera for two hours and overcommit. that's what this man did yesterday. we're talking about an al capone kind of mentality. he's a karl rove kind of politici

john adams. he writes a happy ever after kind of book. i loved his book on truman. justin kaplan. have a list long, long, long. but i'll think about them and go back to that question. >> host: kitty kelley is the author of several books, jackie kennedy, elizabeth taylor, his way, about frank sinatra, then nancy reagan, the unauthorized biography came out in '92. the royals came out in '97, the real story of the bush dynasty, 2004. then oprah, a biography, 2010. her most recent are two photo books with her writing capturing camelot, stanley's images of the kennedys 2012, and then this year, let freedom ring, iconic images of the march on washington. what's been your biggest seller? >> host: well, it depends. "the royals" gives me the right to tell you that i've been published in 36 foreign languages. so i can act laity da about that. frank sinatra sold a million copies in hardback. so it depends. and five of them have been number one on the new york times bestseller list. so i don't know which has been the most successful. i'd like to, i'd like to take the most recent one, "let fre