last but not least i do want to i'm going to turn it over to greg johnson and if i may ask through the secretary to pass those anti dollars 8 copies of the presentation and greg will talk about items in his presentation. thank you very much >> good afternoon council. this one. okay. good afternoon, commissioners director i'm greg johnson and it's a pleasure to be here on behalf of the mexican museum if you give me a minute i'll find the slides. okay. all right. we figured it out bear with me if you guys don't care i'll kneel. so actually first is a sort of a summary and what my colleagues mentioned that's been an excelling actually process over the last year but significantly over the last 6 months when the mexican museum engaged in the services of aecom which is a global company their office is based in san francisco we selected 3 key individuals with museum background and experience a gentleman named matt dawson who work with us and has 20 years experience in working with the museum planning and another individual is a former colleague i've worked her on a number of projects and lind

an american why master story, and greg johnson is a journalist, scholar and experts on the use of droneshe author of refuge, yemen, al qaeda and america's ward in arabia. ultimate and enpiece in which you said you will not be able to do what the united states has done in yemen, which is use drones when you see them in iraq. explain why. >>> they're mingling with the population in the cities so i think we have what the u.s. in yemen is trying to bomb al qaeda in the arabian peninsula as a way of containing the groups, so the group doesn't send any bombs to the united states. in iraq, it's different. what you're trying to do is uproot this group. >>> if you don't have the intelligence, if you don't have the spies on the ground to know which car to hit, then you're going to hit civilians and we're going to have a problem like we've had recently. what we see is the u.s. has been using drone in yemen for the past four years, but al qaeda is getting bigger. if they try to do do the same thing in iraq, my worry is the same thing will happen in iraq. if you look back and say your job is to make

and greg johnson is a journalist, scholar and experts on the use of drones. he's the author of "refuge: yemen, al qaeda and america's war in arabia." in which you said you will not be able to do what the united states has done in yemen, which is use drones when you see them in iraq. explain why. >>> they're mingling with the population in the cities so i think we have what the u.s. in yemen is trying to bomb al qaeda in the arabian peninsula as a way of containing the groups, so the group doesn't send any bombs to the united states. we don't have another underwear bomber. in iraq, it's different. what you're trying to do is up root this group from territory they've taken. drones are amazing, but they can't solve every problem. >> so, if you're trying to get them out of territories, you can't use the drone and the problem with using them in cities is that, of course, you'll have massive civilian casualties since they'll be intermingled with the population? >> absolutely. really, i think the thing that is the weak link when it comes to drones, you know, you can

he was pressing greg -- gregory was pressing secretary johnson about will deportation hearings start?ad raul labrador there, republican congressman, who is now calling for deportation to start enmass of these folks in a humane way, he said, but they need to go back to their countries. and the whole issue about whether this started long ago clearly you have democratic congressmen saying that the administration should have seen it coming. you have others now charging that the administration did see it coming. so you have all kinds of things up on capitol hill that congressmen are outraged about the situation. >> put this in context. everyone keeps pointing out clearly the talking points of the white house went to the various hosts saying this is all george bush's fault because in 2008, he says people coming from noncontiguous countries and south america can come here and be treated humanely. put that into context. >> well, sure. listen, this has been a great immigration problem, has been a long problem. the bush administration tried to pass comprehensive immigration reform as well and w

returns on monday with greg hosting unless i do something to change that equation. guests next week include jedediah bila and sonny johnsonnd nick gillespie and on monday john bolton. okay, should we oppose her repose? when it comes to kim kardashian lounging they say boo. the "entourage" actor attacked instagram and its perceived class structure. posing this geeks tau position of 19th position painting and the tv star. he said instagram confirms class structure and distracts us from our true goals of quality and miss misalign meant with the true needs of justice and freedom from oppression of capitalism. speak for your own goals. he then invites his followers to read an article titled the ways of seeing instagram that quotes john grammar by saying it cannot exist without envy being common and a widespread emotion. the industrial society that moved forward democracy is the ideal society for generating such an emotion. what a? speaking of glamour creating social envy, check out adrian in the new entourage movie. here is the behind the scenes clip. >> i take it back. that's hilarious. i didn't know "entourage" was comedy. a

greg hardy is another one, who has been charged in these kind offents. sexual violence, darren sharper, charged with rape now. i think chad johnsonitting evelyn lazato when he was a miami player. this happens and it doesn't -- it's not every player. i don't want to paint a broad brush here. >> it's not every player. >> they are not going to do this. >> i absolutely agree. obviously domestic violence is a cultural issue beyond the n.f.l.? >> exactly. >> that's why these high-profile incidents, the n.f.l. can take such a lead on it. it can be a voice in this. it could really put a fine point on how unacceptable it is. they have chosen not to do that. >> i want to quote something you said because a punishment from the n.f.l. is supposed to be a mention to fans and to the players. and you reference both of those in what you wrote. you said if the nfl want to show women it cares, growing is fine or domestic violence sends a louder message than pink cleats in october for breast cancer awareness month. you said if the n.f.l. was trying to tell players it won't tolerate domestic violence, how much of that message is getting through to th

greg what he just heard. >> my joke that i said at the end of the segment did get heard. >> okay. we love it. >> sorry about that. bob? >> 50 years ago today on this very day lyndon johnsonthe civil rights act of 1964, one of the most remarkable legislative achievements in the history of legislation and believe it or not i'm happy they say the first two people to receive pennsylvania was dirkson republicans from illinois and a republican from ohio. >> that's true. republicans, in fact were responsible. >> they were. if it was today you wouldn't have the same thing. >> whatever. give them credit. >> i just did. >> moving on. i don't have children i just have a dog. no kid that's at summer camp. i got a letter today my first letter from a kid at summer camp. it says dear dana and peter camp is great. i'm playing kick ball in three minutes so i'm using this time to write you a letter. when are you coming up. can jasper come up soon. love ryan. that's sweet. >> he had to mention jasper. >> why don't we send jasper there right now for the rest of the summer. >> woe love to be at camp with boys. >> if you want something read on "the five" just mention jasper. >> then you're go

johnson. a family company. >>> oh, abba. >> people do crazy things. even go halfway around the world. >> it's called "welcome to sweden" starring greg pohler.ig move, but, like, i don't know. sometimes i think am i doing the right thing? it's such a gigantic step in life. what do you think? am i doing the right thing? >> hmm? >> so good. >> i think you have a big hit on your hands. >> you do. >> i hope so. >> it's so funny, and that's sadly lacking in a lot of sit coms these days. >> step one in comedy is -- >> i mean, your sister is an actress, amy, but you were a lawyer, okay? what took you down this path? >> i started doing stand-up comedy in sweden, like, two and a half years ago. >> why sweden? they're so known for their sense of humor. >> i was trying to find the least funny place in the world where i could look funny by comparison. >> abba's clothes were funny, but not on purpose. >> i have a swedish wife. the story is very much about my life. it's an autobiographical tale. >> you coproduce it with your sister, and you wrote it. did you really google how to write a script because you didn't know how? >> that was an embarrassing step