so i wanted to say that hennessy , you are an embarrassment. if you are not doing your job, can we abolish your position? thank you. [laughter] >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello. my name is salima. i am an organizer with critical resistance. earlier today, i heard a lot of talk about the crimes committed in san francisco. first of all, a crime is only a crime based on the definition of the state of what a crime is. my definition of a crime is not your definition. in fact, the word crime is not even in my vocabulary. the word harm is. until we can begin removing the criminalization of people in san francisco, there will only be more imprisonment of people. the city needs to reevaluate the necessity to address harm rather than crime. we need to address a number of unhealthy people that are being swept off the street and arrested and detained and locked up with nowhere else to go. we need to address the criminalization of youth, black communities, sex workers, trans and queer communities. we have recommendations provided by the g.r.p. working g

i'm going to quote you one of the most respected observers lord hennessy, peter hennessy, he says thereer this time" it is both immensely patronising and it would convince those in the country who think the system is rigged against them that indeed it is rigged against them by some kind of metropolitan elite. those are the words of peter hennessy. metropolitan elite. those are the words of peter hennessylj metropolitan elite. those are the words of peter hennessy. i don't accept that and let me explain why. the first thing to say is that we had a referendum in which the people gave the british prime minister and instruction to go off and negotiate. it is entirely acceptable once you have that negotiation come to an end and you have a deal to ask the british people if they would like the deal. you cannot undermine democracy with more democracy! that seems to me to suggest that you should have a general election on day one and live with the same party for ever. every single democratic country in the world goes back to the electorate. do you want to be in or out of the european union, and

i will give the floor to sheriff hennessy to begin the presentation. >> good morning, thank you. that took care of my first slide. so we can move on from there. there we go. so you talked about the working group. you talked about all the work we did. you asked some very good questions. i would say to you it's almost two years since we made that first presentation, in september of 2016. i just wanted to correct that. so you already talked about this, but i'm just going to go through it very carefully and swiftly. mental health, the highlights of the work group recommendations were around mental health and community alternatives to jail, substance abuse, community treatment alternatives to jail, low-income housing, substance abuse and medical treatment and even those exiting the jail. reduction of racial disparity of those in jail, reduction of youth in jail, more efficient processing of those arrested in order to help them get out of jail more quickly if they are going to be released. earlier representation by the public defender prior to a defendant's first court appearance and b

that is one one reason you can join john hennessy and me at the second manassas battlefield. we would not have that battle if george mcclellan had been allowed to maintain his position at harrison landing and operate. lee would have had to keep forces down to defend the confederate capital at richmond. and at other times, halleck was notably unhelpful. the defense of washington during the second manassas. mcclellan could turn to halleck and know he was not going to get a meaningful answer. that must've been frustrating. halleck continually questioned every part of the campaign grant developed when he came east in 1864. he undermined grant's vision of a campaign that would attack north carolina and take the war out of virginia altogether. he criticized grant's overland campaign, made snarky comments to staff officers, asking how things were going so far. when the confederates came north toward washington, reports came out that halleck said the best defense of washington was to be found in the bottom of a bottle of alcohol. we talk about grant and his propensity for alcohol, bu

if you fought a battle of itdericksburg every week, would give john hennessy nothing more to do -- and he needs to do that because the penguins are no stanley cup champions. it is much harder to win two now and then three is impossible. you have to go to another team to have one thrift on a row. gee, who could they have been? willeam john taveras probably leave. but we won't go into that. the fact of the matter is, after lincoln asked him to do, it was lincoln who shied away from the awful arithmetic. he said, fredericksburg, every week, we will win, we will wear them away. i just to -- i just have to find someone who understands that. if you believe in the butcher theory -- he had found that general. they did not like the result. i wish you would lose fewer men in the process. again, if you give me a job, give me the ability to do it, trust me to do it my way, let me do it my way. of course an american general will always say that, and of course that's impossible from americanning because generalship is inherently political and you have to please the boss. the final point i want to ma

that was michael hennessey hennessy. no relation, again. what i want to say is that as a sheriff, the sheriff has very little effect on who comes to jail. i get who i get. and i have, right now, a lot of people in jail that are still in jail, almost three years after we voted down a new facility. and $80 million. now, pardon me. the jail replacement project work group, i was very happy to be part of that. i too wanted to say, what can we do? i think i have worked extremely hard on that and trying to get the population down and working with others in this room who do have that capacity. this police department, the district attorney, the court, the public defender, those are people who have an impact on who is in jail. adult probation too. and these are law enforcement around the city. it is not just the police department. in his other agencies. they regularly come and leave people in our jail. making our jail more efficient in making sure that pretrial is working more quickly and making sure the d.a. is getting the reports he needs to do the

don hennessy. he is the author of four books, including "return to bull run," which was named a main selection by the history book club. extensivelyworked in park interpretation and has given tours over america's battlefields for many years. i'm sure some of you have been to those tors. i think a 2005 i worked for john at fredericksburg, which was a tremendous pleasure. seated immediately to my left is jennifer m murray, who was recently appointed assistant professor of history at obama state university so congratulations. [applause] her most recent publication is "on a great battlefield, the making and management of gettysburg national park from 1933 to 2013, which the university of tennessee press published into a 14. -- in 2014. i'm sure some of you know it quite well. she is currently working on a biography of george gordon meade. prior to her appointment at lsu, murray taught at the university of virginia and worked as a ranger here at gettysburg national military park for remarkably nine summ

if you fought a battle of fredericksburg every week, which would give hennessy more to do. it's much harder to win two now and three, impossible. we have to go to another team to win three or four in a row. the fact of the matter is, after doing what lincoln asked me to do, after facing the awful arithmetic, it was lincoln who shied away from the awful arithmetic. he said we will wear them away. i just have to find somebody who understands that. well, if you believe in the butcher theory, but he had found that general. but he did not like the results. he said lose fewer men in the process. he said give me a job, give me the ability to do it. of course, and american general will always say that and that's impossible from the beginning. american generalship is inherently political. and you have to please the boss. the defense of washington and the role of shenandoah valley. lincoln was critical of mcclellan's dishes -- decisions to defend the national capital. he would tell significant forces until his dying day, mcclellan said that the refusal to give him the reinforcements

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let's bring in david rainey, portfolio manager of the hennessy funds and brian levitt, senior investment strategist at oppenheimer. david, welcome good to have you here. good to have you in house. from what you've seen so far in the corporate profit reports, how do they rate and how do you think those profits are going to endure as we move into 2019? >> our thinking is that the economy continues to ramp up its speed and its capacity america's going back to work wages are moving up in a measured and reasonable manner the overall economy's very strong the stock market should follow it over time there will be bumps in the road where it gets a little overvalued and a little undervalued but i think what we're going through right now is just a normal bout of volatility >> brian, what occasioned the bump the market has been going over over the past few weeks >> i mean, look. we've had a very prolonged period of upward gains in stock markets. so it's no surprise to have some bouts of volatility. i think there's a few things holding the market back. we have uncertainty with regards to fed policy.

you know, susan hennessy, the shooter was clearly agitated if you read all of his posts about the caravano -- still 1,000 miles away -- of the undocumented immigrants. he liked the fact they were now being called invaders, but listen to how "fox news", at least a lot of the elements there have been talking about this. >> it is not a caravan, it is an invasion. >> coverage of this invading horde. >> marching to the u.s., what would be a mass invasion. >> it looks like an invasion, not a family reunion. >> on your way out you can del the democrats, george soros and the angry mob coming here, you either come the right way or like everyone else or be ready to face the military and a one-way ticket back to where you came from. >> let me put up on the screen how the shooting himself posted a comment about this only just before he went into that synagogue. i have noticed a change in people saying "illegal go" that now say "invaders." i like this. the president tweeted today himself calling it an invasion. so how do you see this? >> so he's not just calling it an invasion, it is not just words. h

bill hennessy called me. i lived in st. louis at the time. all of that went down. andrew breitbart asked me to start going around and do things for him. that's how it happened. i have such a heart for citizen journalists and i still consider myself that first. always will. and this president, do you all remember, was anyone else the there -- i'm interested to hear this, i've never spoken to an audience that might actually have someone, but i tell this story in the book because it's so critical to me about who he is. was anyone else there as a citizen journalist covering the very first panel where all the candidates were on the stage? we were in las vegas? >> yep. >> yes. was anyone else there covering that? >> i was there. >> you were there. i'm going to ask if you remember this. i had my favorite candidate who was at the time ted cruz. i thought i was going to head up women for cruz california. that's where i lived at the moment. i'd been supporting him. my husband's company was all in. all money. all guns blazing for ted cruz. my business partners, two women, all

let's speak now to mark hennessy, who's the news editor at the the irish times. was there anything that will be reassuring people in ireland? the tone was better than might have been expected, there was a fear that she had gone into the commons and spoken in terms of red blood lines. thankfully, that did not happen. nevertheless, the key issues still remain, we are looking at the removable object and as it has been said, it is difficult to see how an agreement will be reached. nobody in dublin in recent times expected that there would be an agreement in october, but there is no doubt that going into the brussels summit on wednesday, the mood is worse than expected. island has been alongside the rest of the eu in insisting that there has to be some backstop in order to prevent a hard border between ireland and northern ireland after brexit. the prime minister is insisting today that any arrangements will be temporary. is there some way that that could be possibly accepted by people there in ireland, that they could put pressure on the eu to find their way out of t

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and then obamacare happened and bill hennessy called me, i lived in st. louis at the time and andrew breitbart asked me to go around and do things for him so that's how that happened. so, i have such a heart for citizen journalists and i still consider myself that first, always will. and this president -- do all remember -- was anyone else there -- i'm interested to hear because i've never spoken to an audience that might actually have someone but i tell this story in the book because it's so critical to me about who he is. was anyone else there as a citizen juournalist covering th very first panel where all of the candidates were on the stage? we are in las vegas, yes. was anyone else there covering that? >> i was there. >> you were there. i'm going to ask you remember this. so, i had my favorite candidate, who was, at the time, ted cruz. i was going to -- i thought i was going to head up women for cruz california, because that's where i lived at the moment and i had been supporting him. my husband's company was all in, all money, all guns blazing for te