. >> crime charles norman. i live on sanchez street, half a block away from where ike was located and about half a block diagonally from where it proposes to be located. i strongly oppose this application and i urge the commission not to approve it. i have lived there for 15 years, and for 15 years, we have no problem on the street until ike's moved in. we had everything going on. the block between 16th and market completely blocked and congested. hours of time with crowds milling about. you could not walk up and down that street. i had to start crossing to the other side of the street going the long way around the block just to get where i was going. we had people loitering in doorways, people sitting on people's front steps eating lunch, throwing things around, leaning up against my garage. forgive me if for being blunt, but a few times we have people vomit before my front door, and we had to clean it up. this is not what is being advertised to you. this is not a self-contained operation. in terms of anchorin

can we talk about that scholarship now peter about that yes i well norman i'm sorry charles go ahead because scholarship was mentioned here although there's a lot of competing scholarship out there norman go ahead ok so jeff her mentions robert we're still choose a book i don't fracture of her role there were raving blurb for the book the book is called lethal obsession now happens i purchased a copy of the book it's about twelve hundred pages and i looked and i know this my name probably i'm the exhibit number one of the new anti semitism there are more entries for me in the book than there are for david duke there are more entries for me than there are for eichmann there are more entries for me than are are for david irving so let's see look at. me the book we're dealing with. the book jeff her book the book that mr her indorsed because since the book that you just named you said robert we're stretched his book so let's look at it. he says the american self hating jew and i'm a holocaust and i'm a holocaust denier well this is the book they're cefn i mentioned so let's talk about it

lilly endowment, trilateral commission, pew charitable trusts, the norman foundation, the catherine t. macarthur foundation, the charles stewart mott foundation. these are--support the--is it called--is it pronounced saguaro? >> guest: yeah. c-span: what's that mean, by the way? >> guest: saguaro is a cactus out in--out in the west. we use it as a metaphor for social capital. because the saguaro--it's one of these big cactuses with the big arms, you know. saguaro cactus, as it turns out, grow invisibly, almost underground, for the first 20 or 30 years before they shoot up these big stalks, which then turn out to be hosts for many different kinds of communities--for birds and insects and--and people. so we thought that was a kind of a metaphor for social capital--it takes a long time to develop, and then it serves lots of unexpected purposes. c-span: carnegie, the li--the lila--is that the way you pronounce it?--wallace reader's digest foundation. >> guest: yeah, lila. yeah. c-span: why are all of these groups--and, by the way, a lot of our viewers--i don't know what the number is, but some of our viewers, when they hea