leonhart: because the bogata case happened years ago, there were no interviews. the more recent cartagena one they did not identify an agent for the prostitute involved. >> mr. chairman, i find it impossible to explain to any reasonable minded person how it agent cannot be disciplined for soliciting prostitutes from cartels they were investigating. i find that stunning. >> if somebody murdered somebody, could you fire them? ms. leonhart: if somebody murdered someone, they would be criminal charges, and that is how they would be fired. >> but could you take away your their security clearance? ms. leonhart: the office of security programs could review it and take their clearance just as they did with the part 3 agent in the cartagena incident. >> i am heard you think there is one thing you can actually fire somebody for, which is sexual harassment. so let me get this correct. if i flirt with a coworker in the office and that constitutes sexual harassment, i can be fired, but i can take an underaged hooker from a cartel i'm investigating and you can't fire me. is th

regulating our system its could, actually back fire and we would end up looking like the city of bogata, or just about any city in any less developed country where the streets are flooded with under regulated transit opportunities, and that come mri indicates the entire system and so thinking about the long term implications of every regulation that we set up and everything that we do basically, it is something that i will be thinking about as we move forward over the next four years, so i will stop there and i know that you guys have a lot to do and you are busy, but i did want to communicate how excited i am about the opportunity and i am not doing this for an election any time, and i am doing this because i love this city, like all of you, and i feel like i have something to offer, and i would gladly step aside if somebody more qualified was able to offer something more effective but for now, i am happy to step up in and do the job if you will have me. so, thank you all so much for your own service. >> thank you, i want to thank you for your service on the board of directors and mta

regulating our system its could, actually back fire and we would end up looking like the city of bogata just about any city in any less developed country where the streets are flooded with under regulated transit opportunities, and that come mri indicates the entire system and so thinking about the long term implications of every regulation that we set up and everything that we do basically, it is something that i will be thinking about as we move forward over the next four years, so i will stop there and i know that you guys have a lot to do and you are busy, but i did want to commun