i found out, in bayview, on the 29th, this chicken is so good it can help you get over racism, homophobia. it was so good i started crying. i thought i was at a funeral. if we need more people to eat some of this. j &j fish is good. i am telling you. i want to ask the brothers at bca. we need you to come to city hall this friday and give out what you know about aids and how it is affecting us. we need a national policy on this. i want you to supervise our loved. the fish, good fish that makes you feel godly. president chiu: thank you for that. the next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. and the circus we call the board of supervisors. we do things a little different in the bay area than the rest of the nation, don't we? yes, they rip you off constitutionally. for 165 years, we have horse boarding in the county of san francisco. at its epicenter, it is ground zero where william hammond hall, the designer of golden gate park, built the stables. there were tragically closed september of 2001 by resolution from this board of supervisors stating that they would reopen it

our question you know conservative audiences cheer death sickness and homophobia in debates so the question is what kind of stuff are they going to cheer on their own free time or maybe in the next debate who knows nature's brutality. i think or will it be blips exploding. i think or apocalyptic global warming disasters. yes. i think you know what is the good of the. or something else is going to you just see it's either going to be a or b. if you can see doesn't exist so ok that's what the guy that's what i'll go with. gee i'm going to go with something in sports going to play safe here and be some good team winning yes but. you know. i'm back or breaking his neck. that's what this job. and i think through this i mean if you sit there and. die what's a linebacker worth well that's good that's what that's why that's where mine comes from also a concern is watch sports so we're going to get your well and everybody knows about the you like on it. i'm so that. that's what i. would have to live there and they're just great to see you seeing. coming up with the new forbes hundred four hundred ri

and elsewhere homophobia andy roddick held on to beat fellow american might all russell in thought sets roddick took the first two sets and that any problems there was all slightly to lose the third for the scrapping to take the seven by make the second round. possible now and russia hoping to inform players could help unlock the defenses in their upcoming year at twenty two of qualifiers midfielder usually coffin striker alexander cocksure guv have been putting in some sparkling domestic performances and coach to counter guard believes they'll be key in the home ties against macedonia and islands this constant put up with reports. this is their second training session ahead of the first. here at the legion hysteria the last time the nets russia squeeze no one knew victory and this time could should be good luck and hope to be so good you will need it to be we would need to figure a few calls for you through him again since his recent move from chelsea. no longer said i was really happy. going back to russia to play. richie again because you can see the way he played last several days w

elsewhere homophobia andy roddick held on to beat fellow american michael russell in four sets roddick took the first two sets without any problems but then what'll slightly to lose the third for scrapping to take the fourth sudden five to eight the second round. of football now russia are hoping to inform players could help unlock the defenses in their upcoming euro twenty two off qualifiers midfielder you caught that striker alexander cocksure caught putting in some sparkling domestic performances in the car the car believes they will be key in the home ties against macedonia and violence as continuous out of reports. this is the second training session ahead of the first qualifier. here. the last time the mets russia victory and this time coach hopes his side will be more creative particularly with midfielder you're a jerk off funding for my game since his recent move from chelsea to the letter said i was really happy. came back to russia to play. again because you can see the way you played last several days was. so very important for the national team because i still think that ev

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reason that sounded rational, so they came up with this idea of the unit cohesion to justify their homophobiay joins us now from california. thank you. i think you're out there in san francisco. thanks very much. talk to me about what you found in making the documentary that was surprising to you about the history of this whole sad episode. >> i think most surprising is that it is a long and strange history. it's such a strange law "don't ask, don't tell" because it basically says that to be in the military if you're gay, you just conditions tell anyone about it and the hinge is people ask you all the time, what did you do this weekend, where did you go. so it was a law that forced people to be dishonest, forced people to lie and go against the very values of the military, truth, honor, valor. these things all had to be cont contradict contradicted. >> in fact what admiral mullen said at that really extraordinarily powerful hearing, perhaps more than a year ago, which began the beginning of the end of this, was that you were basically asking the military men and women to go against the milita