all right so victor or bonzo's a close you of course of nations hungary first that's right viktor orbanwith a very and nationalist message to his electorate and yet saying he wants to cooperate. this message does seem to appeal to many voters in hungary funny and although it is does seem to be leading in opinion polls we are hearing that the raise might be actually tighter than expected why is that. is tied to it because there's so much at stake at this point that some people who are not inclined to go and cast a ballot all of a sudden a few more to waited which has to do for example one thing on march fifteenth promised to be to obama delivered a rather fierce speech saying that he's going to deal with the opposition not releasing what that opposition means whether he's referring to parties to people supporting to opposition parties or what remains of the critical media and a lot of people are really fed up with this rhetoric and they say i'm going to cast my ballot now regardless of what posters say and then again we have seen an independent candidate winning in a fetus stronghold and

really, my candidacy is this way of putting to bed ronald reagan's failed policies, bedtime for bonzo time to start living the dream that mlk junior told us about. i truly believe in a democracy that we are tasked with coming up with solutions. these issues have been plaguing san francisco since i was a kid back in the 80s. i will a task myself with coming up with community integrated solutions that get to the root and stabilize these multiple crises with actionable solutions. >> on the topic of crime, san francisco says they need more lease officers. would you hire more police officers or use those funds elsewhere? >> i actually got to ask london breed a question in china count -- chinatown. i said, would you consider, instead of putting $34 million into the budget for police officers for 200 new officers; based on data, we can take the highest crime incidents in neighborhoods and for that same amount of money we can invest $300,000 into each of those 100 sites and still have $4 million to work with the communities and invest in those communities to heal at the roots. think about tha