let's not forget back during when gerry ford was president and president ford basically said, sorry, so we need to be able to protect ourselves in the case that the global banks become even more powerful and even start trying to leverage san francisco. we need to figure out a way to have a public bank available, so we can avoid the kind of thing that just happened to greece. >> thank you. >> thank you, commissioners. again, very quickly, i just want to reiterate, that i appreciate the conversation with mr. fried about moving forward on some of these more general voting issues. it's our opinion that the more places to vote the better. i'm not really clear on the roving part, because i think if somebody is going to think that a voting booth or availability is one place, it probably shouldn't then evaporate. but aside from that, i like the idea as many places to vote as possible, precincts, of course the mail-in issue has to be secured. there is some security issues there. we are seeing a trend towards mail-in balloting. i think that also gets into some equity issues that we need to rec

you said that gerry ford, talking about alexander haig that you didn't think much of when he was head of nato, you said that he had some kind of deal with nixon through haig to get nixon to resign the presidency in '74 under the agreement that he would definitely get a pardon from ford. how do you know that happened? >> i don't know that it happened. i don't have any way to know that. i didn't say that in the book, by the way. i don't know what kind of arrangement ford and nixon had. if ford said they didn't have it, i would completely agree with what he said because i have absolute confidence that he's a truthful and honest man. >> well, you did say alexander haig played a key role in negotiating between president nixon and vice president ford concerning a full pardon for nixon if he would resign. >> i don't think there's any doubt that haig went back and forth between them. whether ford agreed to that, i do not know. i think that's what haig wanted. obviously haig later said he was in charge of that and was involved in it. i trusted ford. i can't say that i trusted haig as much. >>

let's not forget back during when gerry ford was president and president ford basically said, sorry, so we need to be able to protect ourselves in the case that the global banks become even more powerful and even start trying to leverage san francisco. we need to figure out a way to have a public bank available, so we can avoid the kind of thing that just happened to greece. >> thank you. >> thank you, commissioners. again, very quickly, i just want to reiterate, that i appreciate the conversation with mr. fried about moving forward on some of these more general voting issues. it's our opinion that the more places to vote the better. i'm not really clear on the roving part, because i think if somebody is going to think that a voting booth or availability is one place, it probably shouldn't then evaporate. but aside from that, i like the idea as many places to vote as possible, precincts, of course the mail-in issue has to be secured. there is some security issues there. we are seeing a trend towards mail-in balloting. i think that also gets into some equity issues that we need to rec

let's not forget back during when gerry ford was president and president ford basically said, sorry, so we need to be able to protect ourselves in the case that the global banks become even more powerful and even start trying to leverage san francisco. we need to figure out a way to have a public bank available, so we can avoid the kind of thing that just happened to greece. >> thank you. >> thank you, commissioners. again, very quickly, i just want to reiterate, that i appreciate the conversation with mr. fried about moving forward on some of these more general voting issues. it's our opinion that the more places to vote the better. i'm not really clear on the roving part, because i think if somebody is going to think that a voting booth or availability is one place, it probably shouldn't then evaporate. but aside from that, i like the idea as many places to vote as possible, precincts, of course the mail-in issue has to be secured. there is some security issues there. we are seeing a trend towards mail-in balloting. i think that also gets into some equity issues that we need to rec

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