[applause] >> carl patrick and then kathy deluca. >> hello, everybody. my name's carl patrick. i'm a pedi cab operator for about 4.5 years. i've worked down on the embarcadero for almost 11 years. i didn't really have anything planned to say to you today, so i thought i would just share that in -- about the 3.5 hours that i worked today before i came here. i had, i'd say nearly six or seven near collisions with the cars entering the lane while i had people in my cab, very nice families and senior citizens visiting from out of town. and luckily, i think because of the training that we get in our industry and the self-policing we get and the support we give each other, we have a degree of awareness and professionalism that allows us to avoid more accidents that i think would happen if we maybe got the training that an uber driver gets, which is nothing. and i know that there's not much you can do about that. there's not much you can do to regulate ubers and lyfts which is one of our biggest issues out there. there's not a lot you can do about most of these things. there's nothing

i'm joined now by carl as well as patrick healey, the politics editor at the "new york times."to talk about the woodward book and the "new york times" op-ed book that's making waves. we have just heard from woodward for the first time on cbs. he talked about what he hopes people will take away from this book. let's take a look at what woodward said. >> this one was in the belly of the beast. >> and what did you conclude about the beast? >> that people better wakeup to what's going on. >> and to what woodward is saying in this book and what he wants the public to know? carl, do i have you? i'm sorry -- >> i think i couldn't hear you, brian. >> you're a little bit far away from me today. i was asking for your reaction to what woodward was say about t the fact that the public needs to wake up. this needs to be a wakeup call. >> i think that's true because this book is an astonishing book with detail piled upon detail, with memoranda in which people in the administration of the united states that people need to be saved from donald trump and his presidency, saved from his ignorance

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