viewpoints wu and commissioner andrew greg on behalf of the project develop or so. mr. thorp is now the loan person not in favor of the project. as mentioned earlier staff found neither the project for more the d r a question met the circumstances. also mentioned the r d t further said that the privacy would be impacted at mr. thorpe's property. the project architect is here michael levitt is here and the rest of the team is here to answer questions. commissioners i formerly request that you does not paragraph the project as proposed. >> good afternoon mime michael is architect. if i could get the screen up please and thank you. the proposed project is an expansion of a single-family home between two centers. this image is the proposed projects. the two-story will be converted. the majority of the expansion will be fill converted to additional living space and it will pop out at the ground level space. is ground level will bees evaded to downward construction. we propose to actually lower the ceiling healthy and adolescence two feet to offer all of the building current

. ♪ ♪ notice ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: andrew breitbart died this morning at 43.as a big kid who treated his opponents like humans. never about people. it was always about principles. >> the u.s. has just evacuated all personnel from benghazi to tripoli. >> this was a concerted effort, well organized. heavily armed. >> the american president and secretary of state and everybody else in the administration saying louddy it was because of the video. >> what happened initially, it was spon tapous reaction to what had just transpired in cairo, consequence of the video. >> they threw the libyan president under the bus. he said this is a terror attack. the administration said he doesn't know what he is talking about. >> is this guy worried about what is going non-the muslim world? >> the idea he's somebody who opportunity care is absurd. >> never ever forget that our freedom is only sustained because our people who are willing to fight for it. >> exactly two hours from now at 7:00 p.m. eastern, the first polls will close in six states. >> you cannot win as a republican i

. ♪ ♪ notice ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: andrew breitbart died this morning at 43.about this force of nature. he was a big kid who treated his opponents like humans. never about people. it was always about principles. >> the u.s. has just evacuated all personnel from benghazi to tripoli. >> this was a concerted effort, well organized. heavily armed. >> the american president and secretary of state and everybody else in the administration saying louddy it was because of the video. >> what happened initially, it was spon tapous reaction to what had just transpired in cairo, consequence of the video. >> they threw the libyan president under the bus. he said this is a terror attack. the administration said he doesn't know what he is talking about. >> is this guy worried about what is going non-the muslim world? >> the idea he's somebody who opportunity care is absurd. >> never ever forget that our freedom is only sustained because our people who are willing to fight for it. >> exactly two hours from now at 7:00 p.m. eastern, the first polls will close in six states. >>

. ♪ ♪ notice ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: andrew breitbart died this morning at 43.s force of nature. he was a big kid who treated his opponents like humans. never about people. it was always about principles. >> the u.s. has just evacuated all personnel from benghazi to tripoli. >> this was a concerted effort, well organized. heavily armed. >> the american president and secretary of state and everybody else in the administration saying louddy it was because of the video. >> what happened initially, it was spon tapous reaction to what had just transpired in cairo, consequence of the video. >> they threw the libyan president under the bus. he said this is a terror attack. the administration said he doesn't know what he is talking about. >> is this guy worried about what is going non-the muslim world? >> the idea he's somebody who opportunity care is absurd. >> never ever forget that our freedom is only sustained because our people who are willing to fight for it. >> exactly two hours from now at 7:00 p.m. eastern, the first polls will close in six states. >> you canno

greg break and now to judge andrew napolitano.nctions are in agreement between penn state and ncaa how does the state of pennsylvania have legal standing to sue? >>judge napolitano: it doesn't. can you not just sue someone because you don't like how they harmed a third person. although penn state receives substantial monies from the state of pennsylvania, the earth, the dearth it is located on and the buildings are not owned by the state of person but owned by the trustees of the university. one happens to be the governor. >>gregg: how can he object to an agreement of his own entity? >>judge napolitano: he should have objected when the ncaa came to penn state. here is the report of your law firm, who was the former director of the f.b.i. he and the law firm wrote a scathing report and you accepted this report. you accepted it uncritically. >>gregg:? why? because he waited three years before anyone in the office went after sandusky. >>judge napolitano: all i know the facts, before he was the governor he was the attorney general and

[applause] >> hi, greg, first of all, thank you for the omage you give to andrew breitbart. we used to have a sense of humor, but every day there's a knot in our stomach, and we want to get over it. we heard ben speak to us, go after the media, and that's fine for him, he has that forum, but what can we do sitting here aping gone home? thank you. >> well, i mean, who is to stop you from mocking them wherever you go? i mean, look, i'm lucky, i can say whatever i want. you can tell me what to say. basically, that's what people do. they find me and say, you have to say this. sometimes i say it. the whole thing is to have humor and know you're right. that's the thing. you always have to know that you're right and not be shaken by idiots. >> time for two more questions. right here. >> i was wondering if you could tell people, like myself, who have not allowed a liberal within a hundred miles of him -- [laughter] how you can possibly influence those people. >> wait. basically, the only way. it sounds arrogant, but i never felt that left and right was a horizontal relationship. i f

greg. first of all, thank you for the holmage you gave to andrew breitbart on "red eye." it was fantastic,. [applause] >> now, we're conservative women and we idea could have a sense of humor, but every day we have this knot in our stomach and we'd like to get over it. we have heard ben shapiro say we have to good after the media, and that's fine for him. but what can we do sitting here and going home and doing -- thank you. >> well, who can stop you from mocking them wherever you want to go. look, i don't have -- i'm lucky. i can say whatever it want you can tell me what to say. basically that what people tell me. they say you have to say this to bob. sometimes i actually say it. the whole thing is to keep a good humor and know you're right. you always have to know you're right and not be shaken by idiots. [applause] >> we have time for about two more questions. right here. >> i was wondering if you could tell people like myself who have no liberal within a hundred miles of them, how you can possibly influence those people? >> wait. basically the only way. it sounds arro

andrew napolitano is back with me now. i raised this with the state senator greg bahl the other day, in court you testify to your right not to testify and the judge has to tell the jury you cannot hold that against him, you cannot make a negative inference. the right is meaningless if it doesn't get protected. if the newspaper's goal is to shame these people, the allegation from the critics, but the effects may be to shame, is there some obligation to protect the exercise of their second amendment right? >> there's a profound obligation for the state to protect the second amendment rights and supreme court ruled on two cases heller and mcdonald, the individual right doesn't belong to the government alone or the militia or the military alone, it belongs to individuals and the government's job is to protect that right. so the county clerk whom you just interviewed is between a statute on its face says all of these records is open to the public and a principle of constitutional law that says directly as interpreted by the court, you must protect the right to keep and bear arms. you can't say-- >> this is going to chill the r

first, greg abbott posting an invitation to new york gun owners on facebook, it says, move to texas where you can keep your guns. that's not all. after new york governor andrewuomo signed a broad new gun control law, running an internet ad asking new yorkers to move to texas. one ad says, wanted, law-abiding gun owners looking for lower taxes and great opportunity. the other ad says, is governor cuomo looking to take your gun? tomorrow night, abbott will be here to go on the record. and don't miss that. now, the supreme court justice scalia's unusual inaugural fashion. senator clare mccast cal, four years ago, i began tweeted. and one of the tweets was about the weird hat. one of the tweets, yeah, there it is and tweeted out a photo of the hot that's the talk of the town. turns out justice scalia's hat was given to him st. thomas moore society, and president inauguration is setting it abuzz. and so far the highlight of the ball is the nice plate of chex mix they provide and eric cantor headed to the white house with my wife diana for coffee with the president and vice-president and their lovely wives. >> i congratulations president obama on the inauguration

betsy andrew is someone who comes to mind who was vilified by the armstrong camp and put through grief for testimony she gave that turns out now to be entirely truthful. the same with greg lemond and others. depending on what he said about them publically and some of the things he said in my lawsuit, those individuals may have valid complains. we were one of the biggest targets of mr. armstrong's venom and were called all sorts of names and liars throughout the course of our case. >> and i should let our viewers know, in those bonus payments that your -- who you represent is the insurance company that paid out those bonuses for the yellow jersey wins, you did not sue him. he sued you. he sued you to get the money. it's even more -- just strident in his behavior. >> we questioned in light of his sixth win, we questioned whether or not some of the allegations being thrown about him were true or not. and instead of getting answers we got a lawsuit against us. as it turns out, the information we gathered in connection with that investigation which was mostly put together by david walsh, the british journalist, all turned out to be true and formed the bull work of the usada

andrew. >> i'm getting -- i don't know. even though it's a friday and even though it's bengals -- i don't know, greg. >> america's future, successl muddle through. the absence of total disaster is what our destiny is. we're not going to fix this long-term budget problem. think about it, it's real easy to finance a trillion dollar deficit at low interest rates. so why -- there's no pressure to really solve this problem so we're not going to do it. the last time i was on, i said the idea of a grand bargain is nonsense. but nonetheless, that doesn't mean we go into recession. we're still in a sustainable expansion. if your worry is long-term, it's hopeless. if you're worry is long-term, we ain't going into recession. >> we'll say good-bye to greg. steve liesman is going to sit uuuuuuñn?? >>> welcome back, everybody. it is back to square one with the debt threat. and many say that this fight could be even more intense as we start talking about this debt ceiling. senator johnny usington is a member of the finance committee. he joins us from atlanta. senator, thank you for being with us this morning. >> glad to be with you. happy new