but we have a problem with mr. flynn. mr. flynn put in a gate illegally. he locked us out of the backdoor, pretty well for five months. then he allowed limited access and after the appeal hearing, we were distributed with keys, and you mandated that the doors of the gate be open. and there were certain suggestions and certain types of construction. unfortunately and i'm completely confused as to what the building department said just now. because i understood there was an inspection of the gate and the construction work and the permits were issued on the basis of that. after that was done, a workman from mr. flynn's -- under his direction, cut off the bottom of the gate. the result was -- i made a mistake yesterday -- no, i'm sorry, the day before. and i went in and i checked the gate and i opened the side gate, and then i tried to open the other gate. and it drops to the floor. and, in fact, we had to have assistance from somebody from 620, mr. flynn's other building to help us lift the gate. i wasn't strong enough and i had another person with me and thi

i spoke to mr. flynn, and he would have to show about. -- show that. >> if that is the case, the corollary to the question ais is the action in the pennant to that, or is there a reason to tie them together? >> i think we should have a building in place before we do anything, because it is kind of a little bit of leverage as well, so maybe we hold it off a little bit and say i would like to see a building permit in place. >> we will see what their opinion is. >> to enter the first question you posed -- to answer the first question you posed, if the fence was installed solely in the public right-of-way, the department of public works will review the integrity of that gate. we will engage the building department and the fire department as it relates to this alleyway to insure the building requirements are satisfied. this raises a good question, because currently the permanent incentives -- is inspected. i am not sure what you would need to get a building permit relating to this gate at this point. one of th

we are the tenants affected by it, not mr. flynn. goothe other issue i would likeo bring up is the gate open or closed. i have not watched it, but two weeks running, the gate is closed. your order is affixed to the wall. it says seven days a week, and the manager does not work on the weekends, so the gate is closed. gi want to ensure your order is so vague. thank you. -- is obeyed. thank you. >> any other public comments? please step forward. >> my apartment faces the alley way. i have also witnessed negate being closed. the whole reason the gate was installed and now is because of safety. i think mr. flynn has done and not to create safety for the alley. good -- has done enough to create safety for the alley. he has a camera to see what goes in and out. there is a private security that comes in in the evening to patrol the building and the alleyway. he says there is a property manager. you're there might be a new one, but for the past two and not -- there might be another one, but for the past two and a half months there was an 0no

mr. flynn's office and hawthorne/stone and told them we would be available to discuss the gate. and it's not that we're opposed to the gate. it's that unfortunately, we no longer trust mr. flynn. every time he has done something he has made it worse. thank you. >> thank you. we can hear from you if you have more from hawthorne/stone, you have three minutes' of rebuttal. >> well, the backdoor to the building has handicapped access, because years ago there was a massage parlour in the basement and they had wheelchair access, before the gate, before all of that. so there was a ramp and wheelchair access. there used to be a little bar -- well, it's still there, but it's not activated because of security. there used to be a push bar that people would hit and it would just open the door on a hydraulic. i think, in my opinion, i think mr. flynn is willing to work with anyone that wants to have adjustments within reason. i think that hawthorne/stone is willing to work with anyone. i know that we have c

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mrs. helen flynn, mrs. jen flynn, and mrs. nicky flynn. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, lt.t. general flynn will now join general caylor at center stage for the jfccisr change of command. as a subordinate organization of the united states strategic command the joint functional component command for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance is responsible for recommending the allocation of isr capabilities to satisfy high priority combatant command and national operational and intelligence requirements. the director of the defense intelligence agency serves as the commander of the jfccisr. by direction of the commander, united states strategic command lt. general michael t flynn is hereby appointed commander, joint functional component command for intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, effective, 24 july, 2012. ladies and gentlemen, the commander of the united states strategic command, general c. robert caylor. [applause] >> thank you and good morning. secretary panetta, director clapper, secretary mchugh, general dempsey, distinguished guests, family my pleasure to

mr. flynn is willing to work with anyone that wants to have adjustments within reason. i think that hawthorne/stone is willing to work with anyone. i know that we have constant issues with the large-sized building. there is always repairs done and we kind of pride ourselves in getting things fixed right away. people get action right away in our building. and so with the issue with the gate, i think within reason, i think people can come to some terms and have -- i believe since everyone has keys i believe it should be locked 24/7. that is my opinion. i know mr. chazan said something about being locked out of the gate for a month on time. there was a manager that put these padlocks -- had a slide bar on it and i remember there was a padlock put on the bar, because people were parking in the alley. and i know it was an issue for a few days. that is what i can recall. i don't remember months at a time anyone being locked out, because if anyone was being locked out of the building and the alley, i

discuss it with the head of the general political science department at the high school of economics mr flynn you pull it off and mr schuster simon schuster head of the times moscow bureau. over the last two months russia has seen the biggest relish since the time of yeltsin an active electorate and they did political debate is what makes the current presidential race different from the previous two it all started with protests over the stay do my election results last december when the ruling united russia party won which triggered ballot riggin accusations of a since the opposition has regularly held its rallies and has become exceptionally active online demanding changes that would make the election process more transparent last weekend however the protesters have to face the fact the government supporters are also ready to defend their point of view on the streets according to the data he should by the police the pro-government rally even outnumbered the anti government one flies in there putin addressed both sides shortly after the meetings in the another of his pre-election are. nichols

richard trumka demanded karen flynn's resignation and he would like to see the president state that mr. flynn should resign. he said he also wants the president to call for it, that would create a bit of chaos, a bit of a stir in washington if that happens. what did you hear? >> i of his discussion of wisconsin was interesting in that he kept wanting to downplay what the results there might mean. he says it is a possibility that scott walker could prevail despite the tens of millions of dollars being thrown at him by the unions. the conventional view is that if scott walker wins, that is a huge setback labor union. pay also seemed to downplay what it would mean about the public opinion about labor unions. it may and bold and several other politicians in other states to take on labor and take on a collective bargaining. he said it would not but many people -- many people believe it would. >> did you get a real sense of the relative -- of the role of unions? said of the health care law is overturned, it could set things in motion? what if that doesn't come to pass? >> they are relevant and the

mrs. flynn, no disrespect, but you know those two sentences don't go together. yeah, even as i said it, i wasn't buying it. vince: listen, since your bride is a no-show, what do you say joyce and i step in? i'm not letting you have my wedding, vince. come on! if i don't marry that crazy broad right away, she's gonna ruin my life! no deal. fine! i'm taking back my popcorn popper. molly...! is it just me or does your car smell like french fries? this vehicle's a hundred percent biodiesel. that's the corn oil you're smelling. corn oil? yeah. one of my customers manages a mcdonald's, and we've worked out kind of a barter system. i keep him in weed, and he keeps me in cooking grease and those tasty little apple pies. victoria: oh, i love those things. do we have time to stop? no! i am a half an hour late for my wedding. does this car go faster than four miles per hour? not if you care about the earth it doesn't. screw the earth and hit the gas, hippie! (quietly): wow, your sister's kind of a buzzkill. (whispers): i know. grandma: ♪ oh, the marriage of your spirits he

mr. flynn is the author of this book, "blue collar intel leg to alls" his other blacks include a conservative history of the american left, and intellectual morons, how ideology makes smart people fall for student ideas. -- stupid ideas. he has appeared on o'riley factow, fox and friends and other public affair programs. his articles have appeared in the boston globe, national review, city journal, and the american conservative. he writes a monday column for human events. he lives in his native massachusetts with his wife and children. i'd also like to acknowledge tonight's cosponsor of the event, the enter collegiate studies institute. we have had a long and fruitful relationship with the institute. isi has been teaching future leaders about the timeless principles that make america free and prosperous, the core ideas behind the free market, the american founding, and western civilization. membership in isi is free to students and professors, perhaps even nonstudentsstudents and nonprofessors.

mr. flynn wrote "kill shot" under going treatment for prostate cancer.rite when everything is going my way. flynn fighting for his life and still turning out great copies. so check out "kill shot" because vince flynn is a patriot. that is it for us tonight. check out our website. we'd like you to spout out about the factor from anywhere the world -- word of the day. do not be a holtrue. i love that. do not be a poultrune when writing to the factor. again, thank you for watching us