[ laughter ] gary bauer, we're gonna start with you. why do you oppose gay marriage rights? the sanctity of the family. now, if we allow two men to marry each other, soon there could be a law allowing three men to get married or a law that allows one lesbian to marry three gay men and a beagle. and before you know it, the typical american family will look like a hot tub party at elton john's house.

this is a move that could keep donald trump from clinching the nomination to gary bauer on whether hen do that or not. a lot of people are beginning to emerge, powerbrokers or kingmakers and marco rubio appears to be one of them. >> it is an incredible process and when you talk about all these possibilities you get into all the arcane rules of the convention and the rest of it. many states, particularly primary states, have rules in the party that say if you won 15% of the vote you get 15% of the delegates, and you can't release them. on at first ballot the state is obligated to cast their votes in the way the vote spreads down in the process. we have to wait and see how that plays out. the most important thing has been touched on a couple times already in the last hour and that is simply this. whatever the party does at the convention they have to be cognizant of the fact that if it looks like they are disrespecting millions of voters who voted for the first place and second place candidate, donald trump and ted cruz, giving it to somebody completely different, that is a huge percept

i whooped gary bauer's ass. there is no movement.n that story eight years before this presidency, rather than eight years after. is it any doubt we started to doubt the republican party. a man claiming to be conservative. he did not govern as a conservative. [applause] he oversaw the largest spending increase since lyndon johnson's great society. and when big banks got in trouble, his solution was to force congress to hand over $700 billion we do not have. an worse, he laid the groundwork for barack obama who in one month of taking office called president bush's $700 billion bailout and raise it by $87 billion again with borrowed money. it was seven years ago last week in response to that $787 billion so-called stimulus package that had worked its way through congress that the modern tea party movement was born. we are just regular people, nothing special. we do share something in common. we love our country. we love what makes our country special. the constitution and the rights it protects. [applause] jenny: the rights that come fr

. >> good afternoon, my name is gary bauers with bauers transportation and to thank the board for the time you have given me. i started as a single limousine 20 years ago and over the years i have built a company with strong support of wonderful employees who i consider my family. i have spent vast majority of time with them in the city of san francisco and i have been a great tenant for san francisco and port of san francisco since 1996 for over 20 years. supervisors, may be aware of the many challenges that face business owners in san francisco, particularly those with employee/s workers that are not high-tech employees. payroll taxes and other costs make it challenging to stay in san francisco. most of my competitors are not in the city of san francisco and not invested in the city in the way i have. and continue to do. in august and september of last year, the teamsters asked us -- we agreed to let the teamsters come in and have them vote or keep it wait we have done for 27 years. after weeks' of meetings with the teamsters and chauffeurs to make the case on their situation, on se

i will with gary bauer's ass. there is no movement.ish i had known that story eight years before this presidency, rather than eight .ears after is a lot -- is it any doubt we started to doubt the republican party. a man claiming to be conservative. he did not govern as a conservative. he oversaw the largest spending increase since lyndon johnson's great society. and win big banks got in trouble his solution was to force congress to hand over $700 billion we do not have. an worse, he laid the groundwork for barack obama who in one month of taking office called president bush's $700 billion bailout and raise it by $87 billion again with borrowed money. weeks seven years ago last in response to that $787 billion so-called stimulus package that had worked its way through congress that the modern tea party movement was born. we are just regular people, nothing special. we do share something in common. we love our country. what we love what makes our country special. the constitution and the rights it protects. [applause] the rights that com

. >> good afternoon, my name is gary bauers with bauers transportation and to thank the board for the time you have given me. i started as a single limousine 20 years ago and over the years i have built a company with strong support of wonderful employees who i consider my family. i have spent vast majority of time with them in the city of san francisco and i have been a great tenant for san francisco and port of san francisco since 1996 for over 20 years. supervisors, may be aware of the many challenges that face business owners in san francisco, particularly those with employee/s workers that are not high-tech employees. payroll taxes and other costs make it challenging to stay in san francisco. most of my competitors are not in the city of san francisco and not invested in the city in the way i have. and continue to do. in august and september of last year, the teamsters asked us -- we agreed to let the teamsters come in and have them vote or keep it wait we have done for 27 years. after weeks' of meetings with the teamsters and chauffeurs to make the case on their situation, on se

. >> good afternoon, my name is gary bauers with bauers transportation and to thank the board for thetime you have given me. i started as a single limousine 20 years ago and over the years i have built a company with strong support of wonderful employees who i consider my family. i have spent vast majority of time with them in the city of san francisco and i have been a great tenant for san francisco and port of san francisco since 1996 for over 20 years. supervisors, may be aware of the many challenges that face business owners in san francisco, particularly those with employee/s workers that are not high-tech employees. payroll taxes and other costs make it challenging to stay in san francisco. most of my competitors are not in the city of san francisco and not invested in the city in the way i have. and continue to do. in august and september of last year, the teamsters asked us -- we agreed to let the teamsters come in and have them vote or keep it wait we have done for 27 years. after weeks' of meetings with the teamsters and chauffeurs to make the case on their situation, on sep