joining me the new voice ceo herman cain. herman this, is part of the job.thrust into a position where maybe you have to do things that go against your own political thinking, orthodoxy, things like that, and i feel like president trump is in that position right now as he considers how to help main street as the virus spreads? >> it's called leadership, charles, and i'm glad we got a true leader in the office of the president. it is called leadership. he demonstrated he is up to the test. yes, it is a test that he didn't expect because we didn't expect the coronavirus, number one. and number two, i believe that he is making all of the right moves that he can. he limited access to the united states at the end of january. he got right out in front of this. and secondly, he is listening, to the health professionals and one other great thing that he did, knowing that he still has to be president of the united states, he put vice president pence in charge of the team. i think that that shows strong leadership but more importantly, he has shown that he is willing

when i took on the da, you will remember, that in my tenure, herman mashaba and i, in fact, had an openon, where i said to her, some of the statements that she was making or not the things that she could say. she didn't resign though as premier for the western cape, when you said that to her. she said, for example, that south africa's legacy had made a positive contribution, which you objected to. i objected strongly, and, actually, insisted that she didn't serve in the council in the federal executive, and she agreed to that, if you will understand it. but she didn't resign as premier of western cape. i didn't ask her to resign from that, i asked her to resign from all the structures of the da, that is the federal executive and the federal council. when she then got elected, it then became very clear that, of course, both of us in that context could not pursue the same vision, because i was pursuing a vision that is particularly different to hers. so i'm very comfortable, i think that that statement suggests... but that's the point i'm making, that she is now, an analyst, he says, the

. >> reporter: the first 100 year population had increased ten fold and herman invented a would it be fairo say the census has played a role in the invention or development of the computer? >> yeah, i would say that. >> reporter: score one for the census. and it's a good thing haloreth came along. as the late richard threlkeld splad sunday morning >> americans had to answer 470 questions including they wanted to know if there were any idiots in the family. >> reporter: lucky for us there are nine basic questions. yet the very simplicity and importance of the census have recently tempted politicians to disguise fund-raising appeals as census forms. including these from the republican national committee and the trump campaign. >> the census is a public treasure. it is our collective information. and so for some organization, in this case the republican national committee and the later president trump's campaign committee, to try to hijack this nonpartisan public trust in the census for personal political gain is wrong. >> reporter: california democratic congresswoman katie porter sits o

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stuart: okay, on the phone is herman cane, perhaps our viewers do not know herman but you worked at thei -- you were i think federal chairman? >> in kansas federal. stuart: what do you make of it? >> i believe it's what i would call an economic buffer. this economic buffer is causing volatility that you're seeing in the market along with the other uncertainties like the coronavirus. an economic buffer of cutting 50 basis points cfo's, thousands of people will take as an opportunity to borrow money and go out and buy. the fact that the marks has come down cfo's are looking for deals, if they can get cheaper money to go out and buy that's causing volatility. not everyone is doing that. but i happen to believe that that's what's happening. stuart: and i think he also pointed out how bad this is going to be. he said highly uncertain of the evennual -- eventual effect. right now we don't know how bad it's going to be, right, herman? >> i think he's absolutely right. we don't know how bad it's going to be, but when the fed cuts rates by that 50 basis points, we want the market, we want busine

el condado de alameda veamos en cuanto al distrito uno se refiere, ni beicon vez y jÓvenes melisa, hermanalameda contendrÁ el mismo nÚmero de paola: lo importante es votar. pocas horas de sÚper martes, del partido demÓcrata decidieron dejar sus compaÑas, la mÁs reciente fue el quien tomÓ esta decisión desde su campaÑa en dÉnver. tambiÉn lo analizÓ o pete buttigieg, ambos capoyarÁn joe biden. ramÓn: el buen tiempo estarÁ de nuestra parte para el dÍa de maÑana, habrÁ votaciones en super martes. paola: se esperan sÚper martes muy soleado. suheily puede dar los detalles. suheily: iniciamos marzo con condiciones agradables. realmente presiones de febrero, nos dejÓ una ola de calor. de los 29 dÍas de febrero, unos dÍas establecimos rÉcord de temperatura. uno de los mÁs calurosos fue 27 febrero. tuvimos un dÍa con temperatura bajo lo normal. hoy volvemos a repartir es para nada con mÁximas en 73. calor en napa, en santa rosa, en san josÉ no establecimos rÉcord de temperatura. sistema de alta presiÓn dominarÁ, nada de precipitaciones para lo que resta de jornada. advertencia por vientos hasta las

dagen: herman, it's dagen mcdowell. led to a resounding victory for joe biden. it was jim clyburn's endorsement, emotional, compassionate endorsement that led to him carrying north carolina, even virginia. those obama era voters are out in force for former vice president joe biden. >> some of them are, dagen. but you've got socialist versus liberal democrats. joe biden is a liberal democrat and a lot of people voted for joe biden -- a lot of black people voted for joe biden because he was obama's number two guy. that doesn't mean that all black people will do that. it simply means that some will basically back joe biden, simply because he was the vi vice president of a black president. maria: you can't underestimate what's going on here. i mean, herman, you've got obama's former vice president, joe biden, winning big on super tuesday. partly due as you and dagen say to the black votes across the south. he's currently in the lead with 566 delegates won so far. biden won 63% of the black vote in virginia, 72% of the vote

governor is revealing the state's plan for this particular cruise ship but first tonight crown for think herman joins us live in san francisco with what we know about the state's first death and whether that patient may hav

know who not now or in the 17th century the 30 years rule that this was the tallest work and exact herman's the proportions here. it's really the most magnetic self-image here and if you could take. me here you go to imagine how many people pose in front of it all with the last judgment of all things think . that's my cue. now it's time to delve into munich's history i want to learn more about the city's role in the nazi era. a good place to do that is the documentation center for the history of national socialism new spots. historian doug beetle walks me through the exhibition. in the how was munich important to the nazis and not another to the winston of. munich was the center of the national socialism this is where the nazi party was founded yama from here we have a photo from 1903 a few years after the party was found at once it was the party leader by that and it was here that he gave them to righty became more and more popular because here he's speaking to 1800 people in munich's burger boy be a whole like those beer halls which are still popular today offered hitler a forum and audie

scott says that means you will see officers out in forcing the shelter-in-place order kron four's and herman joins us now live from marina green in san francisco with what police will be doing and the changes people can expect to see. >>well if you look out at the marina green now not a lot of people those who are here are pretty spread out that last weekend here in dolores park in ocean beach, lots of crowds very little separation and that is exactly what city officials do not want they say the social distancing is the only thing we've got going for us it must continue and police are ready to enforce it if people do not obey. >>we're going to have to make some changes at a news conference friday, san francisco mayor london breed said the bad behavior that occurred last weekend cannot we saw a number of areas in our city that word just jam-packed. >>and we saw people who were playing things like volleyball and basketball. >>the mayor says social distancing and stay at home orders must be followed to slow the spread of the coronavirus and to that in parking lots at ean beach. the marina green

governor is realing the state's plan for this particur cruise ship but first toght crown for think herman joins us live in san francisco with what we know about thetate's first death and whether that patient virus. dan. what we can tell e you is on february 19th one that haitian first showed sympts it was on february 21th when the patient came here. >>the pair 27 a cruise terminal when the ship docked, and that person got out and then it took a go car or vehicle somehow got back to placer county potentially exposing those here at er, 27 and those along the route to his home. >>on february 19th 2 days before the grand princess docked at san francisco's pier, cruise ship terminal after a trip to mexico. rockland man gan to exhibit flulike symptoms it turns out he had the coronavirus where this person actually was fected that what the exposure is not clear. >>and it's certainly not clear next some something that happened in mexico. >>was the urce of the illness. so i just waed to to clarify that that uh it's a it may have been somebodyelse on the so forth it not necessarily and exposure beca

institute where i work a contract for me to explain how this free ride turned when and so i went with herman come to the white house and we were told that they've told us so many arabia and other oil exporting countries you can charge whatever you want for the oil the more you charge the more i wrote companies make but the condition is you have to recycle all of the earnings into the u.s. bond market and you can buy stocks to you can't buy control of a given company but you can buy a 1000000 shares of every country and company in the dow jones leverage right i understand that but now with this new paradigm it seems as though that is breaking up a little bit and these countries are going their own way their dollar rising china will countries that oil countries are told you know if you don't do what we say you know 30 rock could be overthrown in 24 hours ok russia is just as big an oil producer asked saudi arabia they have totally ready dollar eyes a china is certainly seeking ways to deal dollar rises after i say already are not i inquired away near eastern countries so that would mean you ha

and well that's going to do it for this episode of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herman i want to thank our guests dave came check out his patron at page 3 on dot com for profit steve king homeschool yourself. get smart and select sign max kaiser stacy herbert saying by all and check us out on twitter it's kaiser report are. there not ones out. on the flu is often not done one by its nature the definition. i'm buying. when seeking out a new south. take in the equal city. and then you're going to bring. how we think i'm. young would be. good enough to know what the beach. sounds like it was. just feeling if one means a leftist i know but not on this one tokyo find it. going. to like. it is what it was because did it because it didn't seem quite a cultural thing i called the premise. we have to realize we are all living on a small fragile spaceship together and it's really no different than a bunch of people in a harsh environment trying to rely on each other to survive we are interconnected on this planet we rely on each other or do around the world to survive as a specie

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fighters, as we said, so for example, would you go into alliance with the former mayor ofjohannesburg, hermanbuild a movement of south africans that will come together, let's bring a number of political entities, civil society to work together to be able to wrestle this big monolithic animal called the anc, let's agree on values, which are non—racialism, future focus, that we talk about issues of climate and technology, that ultimately we bring justice, we reform the electoral act so people are elected directly, the way that people are elected come elected directly, and when we do that, ultimately, it's notjust addition of another party, but building a movement of south africans that can bring change to this country. and that's going to happen. for example, julius malema, who has a come and have a chat with me over whiskey, don't be discouraged, my big brother, you are a good human being, he said. if he is willing to build a state ofjustice in this country, jobs and focus on the future of this country, i will work with him, but i'm not going to work with people who want to advance any other v

in herman cain. this is a vital week. actually today is a vital day.he day when you have to decide, you going to pay your rent, pay your mortgage, who you going to lay off. my question to you is we've got this stimulus package, it's out there, the money is beginning to flow. will it work? will it put a floor under small business? >> stuart, yes and here's why i believe it will work. i don't hear a lot of people talking about those people who live paycheck to paycheck, who have to pay their bills. so when the money starts flowing and employers bring back employees and pay them, that money's going right into the economy. that's the intent of it. secondly, i think that the first 15 days of april are going to be critical if people adhere to the guidelines. the reason that the guidelines didn't bend the curve the first time around is because not enough people took it seriously. so i think what all of the officials are saying, the president is saying, cdc is saying, all of them are saying is ladies and gentlemen, take it seriously so we can, one, bend the cu

it was another stripper trying to take herman, and money, and , no! that's my girl's money.i bet your mother is thrilled. >> i sent her a video. she had a ball. >> jimmy: oh, really, all right. it's great to see you. "bloodshot" opens in theatres friday and we'll return with music from grace vanderwaal. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by the amg gt four-door coupe. mercedes amg, driving performance. you know, the happiest place on earth, but... have you flown the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy? or channeled your inner jedi? you gotta love that... have you raced through radiator springs? or struck a power pose with them? now is the perfect time to feel like this... and this... and definitely that. kids enjoy the magic for just $67 per child per day, with a 3-day 1-park per day ticket. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is brought to you by mercedes benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: thanks to david spade and eiza gonzalez. apologies to matt damon, nightline is next, but first, from the original soundtra

and doug herman, a political strategist who helped president obama with a direct mailing strategy. he's not goodendorsed or workedh any candidate this cycle >> given your candidate surge in joe biden. does he have enough support here, having been out spent and out gunned, to keep it neck to neck? >> yeah. joe biden has been outspent by bernie sanders and also michael bloomberg. i think bernie sanders is going to do just fine. i'm from southern california. plenty of rappers and folks with great quotes. bottom line is i think you're going to see bernie sanders is doing much better, he's going to do much better because he finally have the kinds of funds where he can communicate to the communities in a way every candidate would like to. the thing i love about joe biden is the fact that he is a true public servient. he's not a nay sayer, not angry guy telling people to get off my lawn. he knows how to work with people on both sides of the aisle and how to get things done. >> bernie sanders a cranky, elderly person telling people to get off his lawn? is that what you're saying? >> i reme

>>chase center mark herman or joins us with some of the pre game sights and sounds and women went a long time for that i was about to say it feels like we've been counting down the days the weeks and months. >>here we are now golden state and toronto in a finals rematch tonight, no championship implications this time around but it's always an amazing atmosphere when number 30 is on the court now for the first time in more than 4 months steph curry is in the warriors line of the 2 time mvp has been sidelined with a broken left hand the golden state staff was and making sure his recovery was complete and here's a look at him free to go in through its work out and once again. after a year that has this team with the worst record in league, there is a superstar team the warriors lineup. he is on a slight minutes restriction plane 24 to 28 minutes, however, there are no limitations when it comes to best fix open to everyone come back i want to be all the way back. >>not have that kind of nicely mean i don't type that's right all the 6 checkpoints to get to to get you know cleared to play. and

how does herman the outcome of this crisis. >>49 ers president el grito on thursday announcing a generousnto support employees and t greater community in response to the covid 19 public health emergency today. >>the 49 ers are committing $500,000 to suort both our workforce and the most vulnerable populations in our community, the 49 ers will immediately invest $49,000 to for nonprofit organizations in santa clara and san mateo counties addreing the crisis. >>the 49 ers e partnering in the effot with the silicon comcast and local government. >>the players are going to play a big role in social media and the social media campaign which to learn more about but i do want to make this point. that even my son started to take this more seously when sports top flight. and i say that because franchises like this have an influencen our community. the donatn was announced tdoors amid social-distancing precautions as the 49 ers have closed most with the county's keeping shelter-in-place order. >>we will continue to partner with r elected leaders behind me to identify pressing our resources to help t

titled "a gathering of ghosts," it's made for dancer herman cornejo, now 38, who's being honored this season for 20 years at the a.b.t beyond talent, tharp says, the quality she most looks for in a dancer is optimism. >> have a sense that you can do it, and if you don't you'll fix it. you'll make it work and you're going to laugh this time. no, you haven't failed. you'd turn it into comedy. >> brown: you've had, of course, great success. but you've also experiencede- fail >> really? are you kidding? >> brown: i'm sorry to tell yo but you advise us in this book to accept those failures, right? to take risks. >> they're not failures. >> they're adventures of a different kind. seout to get, but there isat you something to be learned from everything. >> brown: there was a profile in the times that says, i'm quoting: "miss tharp remains among the very few female hers..." >> oh, please! give me a break. >> brown: "...to have had a lasting influence on ballet." >>kay, fine. why don't they say, "one of the few short choreographers to have an influence on the ballet"?le the feomenclature is hi

and when herman was returning from crimea to moscow, it seems he was talking to one of the military commanders again. i don't remember who it was. but he said, well, it looks like the documents that we signed are lasting that they could be stretched from here to washington. and the other said, yeah, it looks like we have to start negotiation on poland from scratch all over again. but that document, the declaration, that was also the way for roosevelt to come back to his polished electorate and say i brought something. they promised to honor democratic principles. it didn't help us as we know. but that was more political document for domestic consumption back in the united states. >> well i think we should also add that the polish issue at yalta had two sides to it. number one, the borders and moving the country westward. this is something that mark would remind us of, mark stoller and a future polish government. the fact is that stalin had created conditions on the ground by setting up the so-called lub lynn polish government that he had back in moscow that came to eastern poland where he set

one of the years the topic was about nuclear weapons, and we also read herman khan's unthermal nuclear war. it was a big deal at the time. and so now to go back and listen to what has happened to nuclear weapons from truman to trump is, is really, really remarkable. our author grew up in the midwest in kansas, went to oberlin college thinking he was going to be a lut major -- lit major, but watergate changed him to political science. and then he went on to graduate school at mit, and it was international relations and nuclear strategy. then he moved to washington as a defense policy adviser for the house of representatives. but, you know, government work being what it is, he decided that wasn't for him. so after a couple of years he left and wrote his really widely-acclaimed book "the wizards of armageddon: an inside history of nuclear strategy." he then spent time, he joined "the boston globe" because they were looking for experts in defense and that sort of thing and stayed with the boston globe for 20 years. he was bureau chief in moscow, bureau chief in new york city. by the end of

you see that in 1942, and then a moscow meeting with churchill and stalin meeting in august and herman was also present, if you don't know, he was roosevelt ambassador to the soviet union and between roosevelt and stolen. >> then they met in casablanca, morocco, stalin did not come to that even though he was invited because it was out of the country, as he put it. and it was the unconditional surrender that determines that the japanese cannot consider this time, this was a lesson of world war one, conditionally, but they had to surrender unconditionally at the end of the war. so a crucial decision. another quebec meeting, the first meeting that was the foreign ministers so they were represented by how. . this thing is not working, jeremy. okay, then there was a meeting in washington where it was being founded in 1943, that's very important for the post world. they were in central europe and in europe after world war ii, in 1940. six if you think about the fact that in germany and austria people only had 1000 calories a day, it would be them that guaranteed their survival. so a very imp

i want to thank you for your leadership during this coronavirus outbreak herman thank you for the kindhe fda staff. >>we have 10,000 scientists doctors and others and more than that working around the clock. cade the american people in this fight against the coronavirus and those words are very much appreciate sir thank you. before the president nominated me and i was confirmed as commissioner from judge who was a cancer doctor. and i sat across from countless number of patients. i'm and had to talk to them about their diagnosis and the treatment. and one thing that was really important is to provide hope. i have great hope. for how we're going to come out of this situation. what's also important is not to provide but to provide hope. and as a doctor that's the way i come to this. they're speaking out to the american people as commissioner food and drugs that part of me has not left. just look at the way the american people have responded to our calls for mitigation for social distancing. the american people have create resiliency i'm so incredibly proud of how the american people have

very often and i think the number of times president trump has done it, named herman jackson in judgedge. >> he thought flores was the judge. he said it was some mexican judge. flores was the name of the plaintiff. it was the person involve sgd. >> we can make judgments about what's worse, but that doesn't mean chuck schumer gets off the hook. that happened today. as a result, we're going to talk about it today. when trump said those things about those judges, i was all over him at the time, and he's had more incidents than schumer has had. but here we are today. >> got to call them all out. otherwise, it doesn't stop. you see it from schumer. >> but people like us have to fight for the rule of law. >> 100%. that's why you wrote the book. look, i don't sell books on the show. you know that. yes, dan is a friend of mine, but i wouldn't do it if i didn't believe in the book. today is the 250th anniversary, okay, of the boston massacre. john adams, okay, young lawyer at the time, this book takes the transcript, 217 pages. >> yep. >> and goes through it with his co-author. john adams take

in less than 100 years, the population had increased 10-fold, and herman hollerith invented a machinese people. and his 19th century start-up business became...t fr to say that the census has actually played a role in the invention or development of the computer? >> yeah, i would say that. >> reporter: score one for the census. and it is a good thing hollerith came along, because as the late rich therrichard therkeld explained - >> in 1890, americans had to answer 470 question, including one that asked if there were any idiots in the family. >> reporter: lucky for us today, there are just nine basic census. but it has tempted politicians to disguise fundraising appeals as census forms, including these from the national committee and the trump campaign. >> it is our collective information. and so for some organization, in this case, the republican national committee and later president trump's campaign committee, to try to hijack this non-partisan public trust in the census for personal political gain is wrong. >> reporter: california democratic congresswoman katie porter sits on the c

haram ambush in northeastern nigeria killed dozens of soldiers we want to take this on but speak to herman cohen is a former u.s. ambassador to senegal and gambia in joins us live via skype in washington d.c. ambassador welcome to the program good to have you with us. the stories that boko haram fighters now seeing seeming almost to act with impunity right across the region is it just not possible to defeat this movement i am totally amazed that they did what they did and they and jacket chad chad is the best nari in this i held personally with anywhere about the saints and just to have such a defeat is really amazing i am beginning to feel that vocal iran is getting support from civilians from people who give them intelligence and other support and i'm not surprised in the sense p. course the lake chad region support the lake chad itself supports about 20000000 people and because of climate change and neglect by the governments these people are very unhappy and very poor so i can see where they would be tempted to support insurgents like boko or they might support insurgents like boko har

the removal of justin herman's name. so i want you all to be aware as we go on with this investigation, let it be fair, no racial overtones. because my name is ace, damn it, and i'm on this case. so i know y'all going to be fair because we going to be watching. and you know that our population is very low and we're building up resistance right now. and like i said before, it's progressive and the moderates got to get together and solve it. what is that? the black population going down. so all these efforts, energy, and all of this money is going to be spent on this investigation, and when it comes back around with the investigation with a lot of the departments in this city by the bay -- i hope that you get the same. my name is ace and i'm on this case. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> well, let's say for the sake of argument that any district supervisor who at some time in the distant unforeseeable future, would assist a small business owner by acquiring a monetariy subsidy for tens of thousands of dollars annuall

the removal of justin herman's name. so i want you all to be aware as we go on with this investigation, let it be fair, no racial overtones. because my name is ace, damn it, and i'm on this case. so i know y'all going to be fair because we going to be watching. and you know that our population is very low and we're building up resistance right now. and like i said before, it's progressive and the moderates got to get together and solve it. what is that? the black population going down. so all these efforts, energy, and all of this money is going to be spent on this investigation, and when it comes back around with the investigation with a lot of the departments in this city by the bay -- i hope that you get the same. my name is ace and i'm on this case. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> well, let's say for the sake of argument that any district supervisor who at some time in the distant unforeseeable future, would assist a small business owner by acquiring a monetariy subsidy for tens of thousands of dollars annuall

. >> no tenemos amistades, no recibo aimos a nadie, mi herman mi madre y yo en la casa. >> autoridadesde ordenado en el mundo para detener la propagaciÓn del coronavirus, autoridades explican que la medida se extenderÁ al menos 3 semanas para evitar un colapso en el sistema de salud, aunque la india uno de los paÍses mÁs poblados del planeta, infectados y fallecidos estÁn en cifras bajas. y mientras el mundo lucha en contra del virus el presidente de brasil jair bolsonaro insiste en que la preocupaciÓn por el coronavirus es exagerada y acusa a los medios de su paÍs de tratar de realizar una histeria, exhorta a varios estados de la polÍtica de prohibir el transporte pÚblico, cerrar negocios y escuelas y pedir un confina miento en casa. el distanciamiento social afecta a nuestra salud mental, el tema es preocupante, pero sin embargo hay una diferencia entre sentirse sÓlo y estar solo, pero sabiendo que tenemos apoyo esto haciendo los expertos a travÉs de una lÍnea telefÓnica, dulce nos cuenta mÁs. dulce: el coronavirus tienen distanciamiento forzado mundial, pero en el condado de los Áng

the removal of justin herman's name. so i want you all to be aware as we go on with this investigation, let it be fair, no racial overtones. because my name is ace, damn it, and i'm on this case. so i know y'all going to be fair because we going to be watching. and you know that our population is very low and we're building up resistance right now. and like i said before, it's progressive and the moderates got to get together and solve it. what is that? the black population going down. so all these efforts, energy, and all of this money is going to be spent on this investigation, and when it comes back around with the investigation with a lot of the departments in this city by the bay -- i hope that you get the same. my name is ace and i'm on this case. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> well, let's say for the sake of argument that any district supervisor who at some time in the distant unforeseeable future, would assist a small business owner by acquiring a monetariy subsidy for tens of thousands of dollars annuall

the removal of justin herman's name.ou all to be aware as we go on with this investigation, let it be fair, no racial overtones. because my name is ace, damn it, and i'm on this case. so i know y'all going to be fair because we going to be watching. and you know that our population is very low and we're building up resistance right now. and like i said before, it's progressive and the moderates got to get together and solve it. what is that? the black population going down. so all these efforts, energy, and all of this money is going to be spent on this investigation, and when it comes back around with the investigation with a lot of the departments in this city by the bay -- i hope that you get the same. my name is ace and i'm on this case. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> well, let's say for the sake of argument that any district supervisor who at some time in the distant unforeseeable future, would assist a small business owner by acquiring a monetariy subsidy for tens of thousands of dollars annually through th

the removal of justin herman's name. so i want you all to be aware as we go on with this investigation, let it be fair, no racial overtones. because my name is ace, damn it, and i'm on this case. so i know y'all going to be fair because we going to be watching. and you know that our population is very low and we're building up resistance right now. and like i said before, it's progressive and the moderates got to get together and solve it. what is that? the black population going down. so all these efforts, energy, and all of this money is going to be spent on this investigation, and when it comes back around with the investigation with a lot of the departments in this city by the bay -- i hope that you get the same. my name is ace and i'm on this case. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> well, let's say for the sake of argument that any district supervisor who at some time in the distant unforeseeable future, would assist a small business owner by acquiring a monetariy subsidy for tens of thousands of dollars annuall

stuart: herman cain is with us, the new voice ceo and former godfather pizza ceo. welcome back. >> thank you. it's good to be here. >> we are discussing sending checks, 1200 for adults, 500 bucks for children, $500 billion going out there. that does not keep businesses open desert. >> no it does not. i agree with art, the best approach would have been to suspend the payroll tax for x number of months. that's 12.4%. that would've been immediate, it would've been direct, the employers would have been in direct control and they could make it happen. instead of doing the easiest, the simplest and the most effective approach, the federal government now wants to send people checks. it sounds good. it's the opposit. [inaudible] that's why they wanted to go that route versus a more efficient route which was to suspend the payroll tax. a lot of businesses are just not going to reopen. that's the way it looks to me. how about you. >> i believe a lot of businesses will reopen and here's why. i was on a conference call yesterday where the sba, the small business administration

the removal of justin herman's name. so i want you all to be aware as we go on with this investigation, let it be fair, no racial overtones. because my name is ace, damn it, and i'm on this case. so i know y'all going to be fair because we going to be watching. and you know that our population is very low and we're building up resistance right now. and like i said before, it's progressive and the moderates got to get together and solve it. what is that? the black population going down. so all these efforts, energy, and all of this money is going to be spent on this investigation, and when it comes back around with the investigation with a lot of the departments in this city by the bay -- i hope that you get the same. my name is ace and i'm on this case. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> well, let's say for the sake of argument that any district supervisor who at some time in the distant unforeseeable future, would assist a small business owner by acquiring a monetariy subsidy for tens of thousands of dollars annuall