. >> his two role models are hugh hefner and walt disney.wants to create a kind of marquee american brand. >> he sets his sights on the night lights and the bright lights in the big city. >> he buys this dumpy nightclub which he goes on to call destiny ii, suggesting there might be a destiny i or a destiny iii, so i think he probably had dreams for worldwide expansion. >> america's latest craze is disco dancing. disco mania is a $4 billion business. >> when steve opens destiny ii, discotheques were a huge part of l.a. nightlife. >> people are starting to go out, dress up a little better, have a good time. there's all this music like kc and the sunshine band. ♪ that's the way, uh-huh, uh-huh i like it, uh-huh, uh-huh ♪ >> kool and the gang tracks like "ladies night." ♪ ladies night, oh what a night ♪ >> when steve opens destiny ii, it is definitely not an overnight success. it is hard to get people in the door. he's competing with a lot of other nightclubs in l.a. steve banerjee would try anything. he threw so many things against the wall to

hugh hefner and three dead chicks must be turning in his grave. >> [laughs] >> greg: the only way youout of three dead chicks is that joke. >> hugh hefner. >> greg: i hope he gets a lot of exposure for this, but be careful, young man, you don't want to get pregnant. he's a social media influencer apparently. he's influenced me to order my own pair of those shoes. so tired of borrowing dana's. but i get it, playboy is a dead brand and the only way to breathe it back to life is going woke, hoping to get attention from the twitter mobs. and because it's a slow news day we ate it right up. it was between that and a story about biden putting his shoes in the microwave by accident. or was it by accident? we don't know. the fact is all of the things that one thing in common. vapid stupidity. the activists who chase people into bathrooms are stupid and vapid, the people who demand you say "pregnant and if it's" are stupid and vapid and anyone who took over "playboy" magazine, stupid, stupid, and vapid. they decided to live in a nonsense world and drag the rest of us into it. all of the stupid

he bought a mansion in california at q hefner's playboy mansion. -- hugh hefner's playboy mansion. i haven't heard from him. i don't expect to. i heard from some of the people at the economic innovation group who i let read the manuscript. they are angry because they think that i misled them. i never expressed an opinion about opportunity zones when doing interviews. i did what any good journalist dies and asked a lot of questions and probably appear to sympathetic so they expected a more positive review of opportunity zones. host: the book is a detailed study of how washington works and how they navigated the system so i want to dig into it. what did sean parker -- when did sean parker have the idea? david: 2013. host: when did it move into working on this? david: for a period of the next couple of years, he had a sidekick named michael who has had brief notoriety because he is dating lady gaga, which we know from her instagram, not my investigative reporting. he hired these two washington insiders, a veteran of the obama white house and one who had worked for a trade association

and lee hefner did a great job on this. second i'm introducing legislation that will modify the food delivery service caps that this board unanimously passed earlier this year. to establish aseparate fee structure for nondelivery services . this improvement and addition of the earlier legislation has been the subject of discussion with the restaurant industryand our partners there . and it was something that we were preparing to introduce a few months ago before door and groundhog made the regrettable decision to file suit against thecity and county derailing progress on this project but despite all of that , believe it or not my office has found helpful but partner in huber surprisingly.to have made the more mature decision to avoid litigation and instead are working in good faith on the policy that i am bringing forward and was bringing forward before. finally, colleagues in conjunction with president walton and a number of the you, to hearing requests on the day where more charges have been leveled against a former city

i didn't put on any white makeup, trying to be hugh hefner back in the day.l. it was funny. it was hilarious. we were stressed out in school, but we followed the rules and had fun. there is a correct way to do this. >> exactly. well, i did the covid safe halloween costume last year and did a digital version of one of my all-time favorite groups, tlc, from when i was in high school. my crazy sexy cool. it didn't require anything but photoshop and filters. on that note, you guys enjoy your halloween tomorrow. please text and tweet pictures. i'll retweet them. thanks so much to you all. you'll all have to come back. love this panel. thanks so much. >>> coming up, who will be the next major of the atl? we'll dig into that after the break. got a couple of bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. what do you say we see what this bird can do? woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. looks like we're walking, kid. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. libert

lee hefner, so please be in touch with him. next speaker, please. >> caller: as i constituent, i wanted to call and say thank you to matt haney for this excellent resource. i think this conversation is vital at this moment, given the obvious and public corruption of our p.u.c., and the obvious and public corruption of our parks and recreation departments. between these two sets of obvious corruption, i think this conversation legally needs to take place, and i appreciate my supervisor for doing it. >> chair: thank you. next speaker. >> caller: linda chapman. again, i wanted to thank you for this important initiative. i have a suggest: as i said before, i'm not the smartest kid in the room, but i work for five federal departments. i would suggest looking really at the federal regulations regarding, you know, ethics and controls and so forth. federal departments' heads and program managers like me and so on do not solicit payments for their favorite charities. and, in fact, when i worked for the navy, one civilian manager was sol

and lee hefner did a great job on this. second i'm introducing legislation that will modify the food delivery service caps that this board unanimously passed earlier this year. to establish aseparate fee structure for nondelivery services . this improvement and addition of the earlier legislation has been the subject of discussion with the restaurant industryand our partners there . and it was something that we were preparing to introduce a few months ago before door and groundhog made the regrettable decision to file suit against thecity and county derailing progress on this project but despite all of that , believe it or not my office has found helpful but partner in huber surprisingly.to have made the more mature decision to avoid litigation and instead are working in good faith on the policy that i am bringing forward and was bringing forward before. finally, colleagues in conjunction with president walton and a number of the you, to hearing requests on the day where more charges have been leveled against a former city

. >> thank you mister hefner. missioners planning department staff at this time i'll go ahead and providean overview of all these commitments and the ordinance .the first change would be to reestablish the land-use definition instead of being a subcategory in general. the second change is for a period of three years the general position of laundromats would require conditional use authorization. and the last change related to propose it's units for 80 use and the change relates to any such 80 use resulting in the reduction or removal of on-site laundry facilities services and these would not be approved unless the laundry service is replaced with at least the same number and capacity of washers and dryers in the same building and also that these are still just as accessible as to all building tenants as theywere before. 80 use that do not comply would not be approved . i also want to highlight for you this last amendment related to the program is already our practice today but the ordinance will simply be codifyin

and today, we have lee hefner from supervisor peskin. >> and you have the floor. >> thank you so much, commission, and commissioner zouzounis for taking up this legislation today. this legislation, on its surface, i think is a fairly straightforward tool designed to prevent the loss of laundromats in san francisco, and i just, by way of background, how we got to this point, our office, supervisor peskin's office, has been looking into the issue of laundromat closures for a couple of years now, and this was just based on the information that we were getting periodically that this or that laundromat or dry cleaner was closing down. it was our intention to look at certain use types under the planning code that are really community serving businesses, kind of backbones of the communities that they serve. interestingly, when an incident came up last october, at the address 998 filbert, an owner had proposed to displace a laundromat called tons of bubbles on russian hill. commissioner deland chan says laundromats are vital to the community, and i think there are a lot of things that are ove

and today, we have lee hefner from supervisor peskin. >> and you have the floor. >> thank you so muchission, and commissioner zouzounis for taking up this legislation today. this legislation, on its surface, i think is a fairly straightforward tool designed to prevent the loss of laundromats in san francisco, and i just, by way of background, how we got to this point, our office, supervisor peskin's office, has been looking into the issue of laundromat closures for a couple of years now, and this was just based on the information that we were getting periodically that this or that laundromat or dry cleaner was closing down. it was our intention to look at certain use types under the planning code that are really community serving businesses, kind of backbones of the communities that they serve. interestingly, when an incident came up last october, at the address 998 filbert, an owner had proposed to displace a laundromat called tons of bubbles on russian hill. commissioner deland chan says laundromats are vital to the community, and i think there are a lot of things that are overlooke

lee hefner, so please be in touch with him. next speaker, please. >> caller: as i constituent, i wanted to call and say thank you to matt haney for this excellent resource. i think this conversation is vital at this moment, given the obvious and public corruption of our p.u.c., and the obvious and public corruption of our parks and recreation departments. between these two sets of obvious corruption, i think this conversation legally needs to take place, and i appreciate my supervisor for doing it. >> chair: thank you. next speaker. >> caller: linda chapman. again, i wanted to thank you for this important initiative. i have a suggest: as i said before, i'm not the smartest kid in the room, but i work for five federal departments. i would suggest looking really at the federal regulations regarding, you know, ethics and controls and so forth. federal departments' heads and program managers like me and so on do not solicit payments for their favorite charities. and, in fact, when i worked for the navy, one civilian manager was sol

and today, we have lee hefner from supervisor peskin. >> and you have the floor. >> thank you so muchhis legislation today. this legislation, on its surface, i think is a fairly straightforward tool designed to prevent the loss of laundromats in san francisco, and i just, by way of background, how we got to this point, our office, supervisor peskin's office, has been looking into the issue of laundromat closures for a couple of years now, and this was just based on the information that we were getting periodically that this or that laundromat or dry cleaner was closing down. it was our intention to look at certain use types under the planning code that are really community serving businesses, kind of backbones of the communities that they serve. interestingly, when an incident came up last october, at the address 998 filbert, an owner had proposed to displace a laundromat called tons of bubbles on russian hill. commissioner deland chan says laundromats are vital to the community, and i think there are a lot of things that are overlooked in the conversation, but things like your hand w