i am brad paul and i became involve in arts policy and issues in the city in 1975 when i moved into the goodman building and that is a test for how many are old enough to remember where what the goodman building was and about affordable livable and workable space in the downtown. back in 2005 i was invited to the san francisco arts task force to talk about arts issues and i was one of the people who talked about the need to change the 1% art requirement in many well. and this is certainly something we would engage in days cushion about. we haven't at this point done the outreach to neighborhood groups and developers and the community, although i hear you loud and leclearly what the art community thinks about it and would want to go through that process before we amend the requirements. and to move on, in section two of the recommendations, this is, again, through the data and some of the details as anmarie recalled the public process and the physical limitation and the 5% discount to agree that our office work through 2a, b, and c. and we were unclear and i appreciate the clarity now on

i am brad paul and i became involve in arts policy and issues in the city in 1975 when i moved into the goodman building and that is a test for how many are old enough to remember where what the goodman building was and about affordable livable and workable space in the downtown. back in 2005 i was invited to the san francisco arts task force to talk about arts issues and i was one of the people who talked about the need to change the 1% art requirement in many

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paul ryan is as attractive as robert redford, and chris christie is brad pitt.nce again aching for more. >> and the setup for this, richard, when i say that herman cain takes pride in his ignorance of global affairs, is when somebody asked him about foreign leaders and he said, well if i'm asked to name the leader of -- i'm quoting here. ubekee-bekee-stan-stan i'll just ask them, do you know the answer? this is a guy that sees it as a positive that he's got no economic advisers and that he is ignorant of global affairs. and he is not alone in the republican field. there are others that seem to have taken pride in the fact that they really don't know a whole lot about what's going on outside of their small world. >> right. a little bit of a throwback to the old know nothings. there is a kind of against the establishment, to be knowledgeable about the world somehow reeks of being part of the establishment and this is a moment of real populism and real anti-establishmentism. ultimately this won't last. one of the things you do elect is a commander-in-chief. somehow

brad's advice is 100% correct. bottom line, if romney loses iowa, which he could to herman cain or perhaps somebody else, ron paul,hood, newt gingrich, but if he loses the 20 or 25-point lead in new hampshire will inevitably tighten. the flip side is that if he wins iowa and wins new hampshire, mitt romney will have effectively run the table and be in a position even with a close race in south carolina to probably win florida and nevada and ultimately wrap up the nomination. all that's a way of saying iowa is the key for romney and brad is completely right. >> heather: brad, we're actual -- we'll play that back a couple times, doug saying you're completely right. let's talk about herman cain e. won the straw poll announced moments ago in alabama. in iowa, he was there october 22. planning to go back november 19. how do you see cain's chances in iowa? >> it's all about organization in iowa in a caucus state, it's not people necessarily going into a voting booth. there's a lot of ground game and all the precincts of iowa, which means you have to be able to capitalize on your popularity nationally by digging in and m

the other part of what paul ryan said and we'll go back to your suggestion that it's sort of a sinking ship defense here. it says it sounds like we're just taxing brett favre and bradbaseball player. what we're doing is great damage to the entrepreneur aal engine of this competent and the small businesses of the question. the president won't argue with this. he goes out all the time and says the people on the upper part of the spectrum should pay more. it turns out it is the small businesses that are the engine of the economy and not brett favre and just brad pat. >> i have warren buffet's number. if you're talking about one of the greatest capita capitalists of all time -- martha: there are a lot of lot of people in this country that fall into that category. many of them fall into the category of being over one million dollars because they own and run small businesses. >> you cannot support 300 million people with 20% of the pop laying. by the way, warren buffet was talking about the hedge funds that, was the area the president took it too far and ran witness in an attempt to make a political point. let's look at this president by the numbers. $4trillion spent sin