mr. gregory, "i'm trying to get an answer to, will most of them end up staying in your judgment?" mr. johnson, "i think we knead to find more efficient, effective ways to turn this tide around generally, and we've already begun to do that." mr. gregory, "but what does that mean?" are you saying it's impractical to deport all of them who are here now?" secretary johnson, still has not said they'll be deported. "i am saying that we've already dramatically reduced the turnaround time for the adults. we're in the process of doing that for adults with i hads can. we're looking at additional option for kids in particular." mr. gregory, "to deport them or settle them in america?" is the goal of the administration to settle seniory of these kids in america as possible? what about those who are here now? what is the goal of the administration to settle them in america or deport them?" secretary johnson, "there is a deportation proceeding pending against everyone who comes into the country illegally and apprehended at the border." look, this is the top law enforcement officer. this is the top l

mr. gregory either didn't know that or felt he didn't need to challenge mr. clinton. joining us now from north carolina the purveyor of bernard goldberg.com mr. goldberg. i'm starting to think many press people even the veterans like gregory and i'm not picking on gregory, that's what i just gave you, i had to ferret it out. i didn't know that off the top of my head. if i were going to ask that question to president clinton as gregory did, i would have known the answer. i just don't ask questions off the top of my head not knowing what the answer is. that's the simple rule of law. >> i don't think a lot of journalists know enough or care enough to even cover the news these days. >> am i wrong? >> i think you are wrong. i don't care the question is whether they know enough. i think most reporters know as much as you do, bill about benghazi, the irs scandal all the other phony scandals hanging over this white house. that's not the issue. the issue is they don't care they don't process the same information the way you do or brit hume does or i do. they have so much inves

gentlemen, united states representative from the fifth district of new york, the honorable gregory meeks. >> mrker, leader reid, distinguished members of the dais, my colleagues, all distinguished guests. i am delighted to join with all of you this afternoon for the congressional gold medal ceremony honoring the life of raoul wallenberg. it is my distinct honor to have played a role in the recognition of one of history's most unheralded heroes. i offer my deepest gratitude to freelander, international raoul, individuals and organizations, as well as my congressional colleagues, specially nan hayworth, my co-sponsor of this bill, bestowing this congressional gold medal upon raoul wallenberg. i did not learn of the remarkable acts of raoul wallenberg in my elementary school or middle school or high school or college or even law school for that matter. it was through entities like the international raoul wallenberg foundation, american jewish joint committee, and other constitutions and individuals that i became aware of the courage, resourcefulness, and deeds of this great man. the more i learned

gentlemen united states representative from the fifth district of new york, the honorable gregory meeks. >> mrreid, distinguished members of the dais my colleagues, all distinguished guests, i am delighted to join with all of you this afternoon for the congressional gold medal ceremony honoring the life of raoul wallenberg. it is my distinct honor to have played a role in the recognition of one of history's most unhealthy rows. i offer my deepest gratitude to address free lander at the international raoul wallenberg foundation and the many individuals and organizations as well as my congressional colleagues especially nan hayworth like co-sponsor of this bill who supported the legislation to bestow the congressional gold medal on raoul wallenberg. i did not learn of the remarkable acts of raoul wallenberg in my elementary school or middle school or high school or college or even law school for that matter. it was through entities like the international raoul wallenberg foundation, the american jewish joint distribution committee and other institutions and individuals that i became aware of the

mr. president, we have a quorum and also, the chief of police gregory suhr. >> welcome to the wednesday,olice commission meeting, you see that we have a pretty wide agenda and we are moving into the summer session and we actually may have some other days off due to vacation schedules and training schedules, but welcome. this meeting is going to be a very positive meeting. we are going to have after general public comment, a presentation by officer jason johnson, regarding a trip that the police department arranged and i will leave it for him to tell us more about it but it is something that the police department with be proud. >> without further adieu, call item one. >> general public comment. >> the public is welcome to aaddress the commission. address the commission as a whole. on the commission rules of order, during the public comment, neither the police or the personnel or commissioners are required to respond to questions presented by the public. but may provide a brief response. limit your comments to three minutes. >> it is time for general public comment. >> >> good evening, pre

mr. mayor will be in everyone's interest >> thank you. we'll tank our next speaker anyone in the overflow room who wishes to speak come now. >> good evening. i'm gregory ledbetter i once participated in constructing the indoor grow guidelines for the city here. i also represent the cannabis policy. i've personally known mr. shep as being an upstanding person and i mean not only in the medical cannabis community but in the community as he's been instrumental in drug rehab for several people in the east bay. i also know nor a fact he's participated in constructing our policies here in the male cannabis community and therefrom i feel that you guys need to relook at the person that is running waterfall well unless at this point. the allegations that were directed to reinforcing greg are not founded if i look at into it further you'll find out the thugs are holding the shop down. please folks take a look at this and revoke that permit our patients need better service than they're receiving out there. thank you >> thank you. is there another speaker please step forward and. >> good evening, commissioners. thank you for allowing me to speak i first met greg

mr. president, we have a quorum and also, the chief of police gregory suhr. >> welcome to the wednesday, july 2, 2014, police commission meeting, you see that we have a pretty wide agenda and we are movingto

gentlemen, united states representative from the fifth district of new york, the honorable gregory meeks. >> mreaker, distinguished members, colleagues, all distinguished guests, i am delighted to join with all of you this afternoon for the congressional gold medal ceremony honoring the life of raoul wallenberg. it is my distinct honor to have played a role of one of history's most unheralded heroes. gratitude toepest the international raoul wallenberg foundation as well as ,y congressional colleagues especially the cosponsor of this bill. learn of the remarkable asked of raoul wallenberg in my elementary school or middle school or high school or college or even law school, for that matter. it was through entities like the international raoul wallenberg foundation, and other institutions and individuals that i became aware of the sterling deeds of this great man. the more i learned about raoul wallenberg, the more i was convinced that congress needed to acknowledge his legacy. that we could inspire future generations of americans by what raoul wallenberg accomplish. overwhelming bipartisan pass

gentlemen, united states representative from the fifth district of new york, the honorable gregory meeks. >> mreaker, distinguished members, colleagues, all distinguished guests, i am delighted to join with all of you this afternoon for the congressional gold medal ceremony honoring the life of raoul wallenberg. it is my distinct honor to have played a role of one of history's most unheralded heroes. i offer my deepest gratitude to the international raoul wallenberg foundation as well as my congressional colleagues, especially the cosponsor of this bill. i did not learn of the remarkable acts of raoul wallenberg in my elementary school or middle school or high school or college or even law school, for that matter. it was through entities like the international raoul wallenberg foundation, and other institutions and individuals that i became aware of the courage and sterling deeds of this great man. the more i learned about raoul wallenberg, the more i was convinced that congress needed to acknowledge his legacy. in such a way that we could inspire future generations of americans by what raoul w

. >> my name is gregory and i am an artist, and a really good, relationship, with mr. jordan and the chamber, because the foundation, is our fiscal sponsor to our project. our project is the san francisco veteran's mural project. and including these districts and the americans and our cities, and everyone here failed to mention it, and the tender loin, to 15 to 18 percent population, and i created that in the community, and over 3 and a half years ago. and it became a project. and the project today is recognized worldwide, as the very significant project here, in the city of san francisco. and we have petitioned to have the street, officially changed to veteran's alley and we generate a lot of income for the community of the tender loin, just via the tours that we actually conduct, with that is the positive work that is coming out of the tender loin and the strides that have been made with that project and us, and i am only out here to show you the support from the chamber, and to go and be aware of what has been happening there. >> thank you. >> i think that one thing

mr. chairman, i have a memo from gregory kurtz saying targeted is actually not accurate. i also have materials that were presented to irs for training that have elephants and donkeys, tea party, patriots. they have progressive. >> 298 cases in the irs backlog. only three had the word progressive. none use the word occupy. no progressive word was denied c4 status. hundreds of conservative, tea party groups, and some still waiting, just for the record. >> i guess you and i could argue that all day, mr. chairman, and we need to get on with this hearing and allow mr. koskinen to get back to his job. >> mr. koskinen, why june 13? why that date? let me ask you this. why not, why not february 2nd when you first learned there was a big gap in a bunch of e-mail that looked like they were missing, why not february 4th when, as mr. kane testified, and you know mr. kane. do you know tom kane? >> i do know mr. kane. >> is he a solid lawyer, good, professional employee at the internal revenue service? >> certainly. >> why not when they knew her hard drive had crashed, why not tell us l

mr. chairman, i have a memo from gregory kurtz saying targeting was not accurate. i have materials that were presented to i.r.s. that have elephants and donkeys, they have tea party, they have patriots -- >> 98 cases in the i.r.s. backlog, only three had the word progressive. four use the word progress, none use the word occupy. no progressive group was denied c-4 status. hundreds of tea party conservative groups were in fact denied. some still waiting. some still waiting, just for the record. >> well, i guess you and i can argue that all day, mr. chairman. we need to get on with this hearing. and allow mr. koskinen get back to his job. > mr. koskinen, why june 13, why that day? let me ask you this. why not -- why not february 2 when you first learned there was a big gap in a bunch of emails that looked like they were missing? why not february 4 when, as mr. caine testified -- and mr. koskinen, you know mr. caine. do you know tom caine? >> i do know mr. caine. >> is mr. caine a solid lawyer, professional good employee at the internal revenue service? >> certainly i

mr. speaker, leader harry reid, leader mitch mcconnell, eric cantor, kirsten gillibrand, gregory meeks, whonsored the legislation. members of the raoul wallenberg foundation. i am pleased to be here. unfortunately, nancy pelosi could not be with us, but she asked me to convey her greetings to all of you and express her gratitude to the entire family along with her congratulations on the presentation of this gold medal. whoever destroys a single soul, it is considered as if he destroyed an entire world. whoever saves a life, it is considered as if he saved an entire world. raoul wallenberg saved 100,000 worlds. the descendents of those whose lives were spared, because of his courage and conviction, number like the stars. today's gold medal ceremony as not only a moment to reflect on his heroism and his role as one of the most consequential righteous among the nations, it is also an opportunity for all of us here to remember the lesson he taught us all through his example. a lesson as applicable today as it was amid the horrors of the second world war and the holocaust. that lesson is for us

mr. chairman, i have a memo from gregory kurtz saying that targeted is not accurate. i also materials that were presented to irs that have elephants and donkeys and tea parties and patriots and progressive. >> no progressive group was denied status. hundreds of tea party conservative groups were. some are still waiting. >> i guess you and i could argue that all day. we need to get on with this hearing. >> yg entertainment? -- why june 13? why not february 2? one at february 4? you know mr. kane. >> i do know mr. kane. >> is he a solid lawyer? >> he certainly is. why not february 4 when he said they knew her hard drive had crashed. why not come and disclose that to someone on february 4? how about mid february? we knew in mid-february that the data on her computer was unrecoverable. or how about the hearing we have talked a lot about. why not on march 26? everyone asked you about her e-mails and you assured us that you would produce all of her e-mails. according to mr. kane, you knew in mid-february her e-mails were unrecoverable. >> that is what mr. kane new that is n

joining me by telephone, gregory baker with the north carolina department of public safety and law enforcement. he's the commissioner. mr. baker, as you're preparing for this enormous task at hand for you making this call as to whether people should evacuate, what are you most concerned about? >> well, specifically that. as you know, jim, most of the serious injuries and deaths are related to storms like this or because of flood situations, high water, storm surge and getting out in front of this is critical to us. our born declared a state of emergency yesterday which enabled our state resources. it put our county officials that we rely on to make these decisions, it put them on notice. we are very happy that they went ahead and declared a mandatory evacuation for hatteras and ocracoke island as indicated that are in the direct path of this storm. so that's critical to us when we enable our north carolina national guard, our highway patrol to start the process of evacuation while working closely with north carolina department of transportation, the ferry system, getting people off of these barrier islands and safely in

country but david gregory refused to let it go trying a second time to bring up the dream act issue before being shot down once again by secretary jay johnson. but that's not all misinformation mr secretary there is deferred action on some children passed in two thousand and twelve that would allow some will children of illegal immigrants to stay well that that's the point we keep stressing the deferred action program is for kids who came to this country seven years ago it's not that interaction between david gregory and jay johnson is a microcosm of everything that's wrong with the mainstream media whether it's because they're secretly republicans themselves or because they think telling both sides of the story means echoing conservative talking points even when they're wrong or made up name stream journalists fail time and time again to tell their audience the truth about why washington is so screwed up even n.p.r. supposedly the most trustworthy news source around is guilty of doing this just this morning for example n.p.r.'s cokie roberts made it seem like the capitol hill is gridlock to be great because democrats or republicans just can't find a way to get along. this bill

mrs. harris. i am going to quote from one that was signed by more than 80 of her professional peers. it includes individuals who were appointed by republican presidents to key positions including gregory gehr, the former solicitor general to george bush. it includes many in that category. i am reading from this letter. this letter is part of the record, was made part of the record in the judiciary committee. and just in case it is not part of our record, i would ask consent that it be included in the record of these proceedings. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cardin: and that letter says in part, "we are all lawyers from diverse pack grounds and varying afill bagsations but we are united in our admiration for pam's skill as a lawyer and our respect for her integrity, her intellect, her judgment, and her fair is mindedness." the letter continues, "many of us have had the opportunity to work with pam on appellate matters. she has been cocounsel to some of us, opposing counsels to others, and a valuable colleague to all. in her appellate work, pam has demonstrated extraordinary skill. she is a quick study, careful listener and acute judge of legal argument. she knows the v