good evening i am a greg miller and a resident of san francisco for 30 years and i am not an expert on the sunshine law and so please bear with me if some of my comments seem general. i wanted to point out one thing, mr. gingsberg asked for the city to be included in this meeting, but one of the first letters called on april 20th which he signs on the director of public affairs here is the san francisco rpd basically says that this is a deeply bias panel with no interest in discussing facts i am hopeful that you will cancel the panel and put on a more balanced approach. i mean that here we have basically using the official title, the city employee highly paid up in the department, basically requesting a private club that puts on a lot of controversial presentation to scotch this one. and that is the pattern here. the underlying pattern is the number of city officials, paid employees as well as city commissioners basically went out of their way to use their official titles, and approach a private entity in discourage a public meeting on public affairs. and they did it by basically sayin

>> once again, greg miller, amateur. i don't know what to make of all of your issues about the discloser of the records and things like that and great detail but what might be pertinent to ballard and the deletion of it she was basically dising these people and they were bias and to insight the community in asking for a complete, shutting down, to not to do the thing. look at the, look at the e-mail that she wrote, on the 20th. >> the other thing is the category for retentions verses other retentions, i am just looking at the department policy and they do talk about the essential records and essential records do include among other things, records required for the protection for the rights of individuals. and that could be the individuals within the department or something like that. but, i think cha is essential here and what seems to be glossed over because we are focusing on this one narrow issue here. is a much bigger one that i hope that you take up in some form or another and that is you have clear evidence before

in october of 2012, there was an article by greg miller in "the washington post." it was entitled, "plan for hunting terrorists signals u.s. intends to keep adding maims to kill list." the editor notes that this project was based on interviews with dozens of current and former national security officials, intelligencagists and others -- analysts and others who have examined and were examining the u.s. counterterrorism policies and the practice of targeted killings. this is the first of three stories that appear. over the past two years, the obama administration has been secretly vealing new blueprint for pursuing terrorists. the next generation targeting list called the disposition matrix. the matrix contains the names of terrorism suspects, a raid against an accounting of the resources being marshaled to track them down, including sealed indictments, and clandestine operations. u.s. officials said that the database is designed to go beyond existing kill lists, mapping plans for the disposition of suspects beyond the reach of american drones. although the matrix is

. >> greg: if it were a conservative kid. dennis miller would be burned alive. their offspring can't get away with stuff that destroys careers. luckily for sean, he didn't have career but he will get one soon because his dad is sean penn. oh, hollywood where they can call a black men the "n" word and charlton heston is mocked by a canadian comic, hollywood must all be racist clinging to your latees and priuses. >> you know what, dana, like to saying these words. they rolled out of him. >> i thought his excuse was be his character. he was performing for a roll. the thing that bothers me, too, is that the apology is backhanded apology. he basically then -- he made an excuse for it by saying, i was accosted. >> greg: no, he wasn't. you weren't treated like an animal. eric, you have a 14-year-old son. you would be vilified. >> eric: oh, yeah. you know why if he said something like that, he probably heard it at home and he felt comfortable saying it. this is hypothetical, my point is, sean penn's son said it because he said it before. he heard

greg: i bet you went to spelling camp. >> dana: no, i would have. we went to mazatlan, two cassette, steve millerjames taylor and they played them over in the pool. they were drinking at so:00 in the morning and i'd throw it in the plant and pretend i drank. but i have to say, coming back from that chip put me on the straighter more narrower path. >> dana: i am completely unqualified to talk about this topic. >> eric: 1800 arrests in panama city. spring break looks fun but it's a lot of bad stuff. >> bob: the towns compete to get the kids to come there. they have drinking contest. >> kimberly: wet t-shirt contests. >> bob: yeah. the girls gone wild, someone said, but i tell you, you are inviting this. imagine the lawsuits that come out of this. >> dana: when did this become a right? >> greg: it's a tradition. >> eric: this is right of passage. if you haven't done spring break you haven't made it through college. >> dana: we have evolved to the point the chinese watch that and say we have nothing to do that. they probably think i wish we could have fun. north dakota is relatively new phenomenon. i

miller and me. you know, careful what you wish for. check out all the shows on bill o'reilly.com. on deck, greg gutfeld very angry with jim carrey.ments away. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight, did you see that in we begin with jim carrey mocking charlton hesitate stolen who was a progun guy. >> charlton hesitate stolen movies are no longer in demand ♪ immorality soul melee forever in the sand ♪ the angels wouldn't take him up to heaven like he had planned ♪ because they couldn't pry that gun from his cold-dead hand. >> what did he say? ♪ it takes a cold dead hand to decide to pull a trigger ♪ takes a cold dead heart as well as i can figure ♪ as long as can with your pro [bleep] is bigger ♪ but we know your chariot may not be swinging low >> bill: here now to explain further juliet huddy. i just thought that was terrible. you don't mock the dead. >> mocking a dead guy country bumpkin. >> bill: i want to be very clear. charlton hesitate stolen was a good, honest guy and twice the man jim carrey is, in my opinion. carrie has never done anything for the country that i can see. he is a talented comedian and that's it. heston,

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miller show." we know we get e-mails. >> listen to greg, he knows the in-flight meal on transvaginal bicurious airlines you and now jenna wolf and stephanie expecting a baby girl. >> i'm not familiar with them. >> is everybody gay? >> computer says yes. >> stephanie: this week, everybody is. it is a scene from in and out in support of marriage equality at the supreme court. [ applause ] at least you can get home and watch rachel maddow. >> rachel rachel maddow is a guy. >> stephanie: no, she is not. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: she is a beautiful woman. >> you're thinking of justin bieber. >> stephanie: stop it. john in las vegas you're on "the stephanie miller show." hello, john. >> caller: hey stephanie. you make me laugh every morning. set up the day great. >> stephanie: thank you. >> caller: i just wanted to say about this supreme court discussion that it is a constitutional issue not a religious issue. >> stephanie: that's right. >> caller: civil rights are not a religious issue. that all men are created equal according to the constitution. >> stephanie: yep. absolutely. ask thomas jefferson. we'll ha

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edmunds, matt garou, andrew herthur, carey kelley, joseph mccormick, greg mcneil, carlson millsap, kim procter, paul winfrey, steven miller, andrew logan, katie moses. i think that got everybody. tori has done a great job working on these amendments. again, i would like it thank senator murray for her leadership, helping us get through this difficult time, and it is good to say that, as of this time, 5:00 a.m., there has not been a day without a budget being passed in the united states senate. [laughter] mrs. murray: i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from arkansas is recognized. mr. pryor: i ask that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. pryor: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. pryor: i ask unanimous consent that on monday, april 8, 2013, at 5:00 p.m., the senate proceed to executive session to consider the following nomi