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i decided i had to do something. i only knew one criminal defense attorney. i am in the music business, this was a guy who represented most of my acts. i have them on speed dial. i called bob and i ask, is there is anything you can do? he says, no. these are the rockefeller drug laws. he agreed as a favor to me to take the case pro bono. long story short, we ended up in a courtroom about five months later. i was holding her hand as he was brought in like charles manson in shackles. i had never seen him before. this is a nonviolent first offense. the judge ruled in our favor. he said he was reducing the charges and sending the kid home. even now, i am choking up thinking about it. it was the most profound experience of my life. [applause] i said, that was fun. i am going to do more of that. i found my thing. i joined the board of families against mandatory minimums. you heard kevin speak earlier about their great work. [applause] i found out about the work of the innocence project. one man was sentenced to death for a crime he did not commit. executed,eduled to be

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>> i am kristin lucky, i am a community organizer on staff of the bicycle coalition. i am here to strongly support the valencia street project. it will provide much needed protection. valencia is overdue for a safe design to prioritize biking and walking. between 2012 and 2016 there were 268 reported collisions between market and mission streets. what is the city doing to make sure safety doesn't have wait on valencia. we have been working for well over a year to push the sty to put safety first. it is over subscribed. we see chronic double parking every day. almost half of all bike collisions are due to double partlpartly --double parked car. this is our chance to change the street. we are showed up to committee meetings to make it clear the city is not acting fast enough. we were excited when the mayor expedited the process in september to have a chance to act with urgency that so many have been asking for. her commitment to deliver the improvements for thousands who bike valencia every day. our members sent in 450 letters of support and there is a clear message. we c

i am taylor. i am a member of the sf bike coalition and latino club. i am in support of the bike lane to save lives, encourage more healthy active transportation and getting people out of private cars. after witnessing the last fatal bike crash three months ago i saw another crash between 14th and 15th at valencia where the proportioned project is happening. after helping the man recover from the shock, we grabbed a beer together. he wanted to be here together. he works as a maintenance worker. he is a 25-year-old latino raised in the mission. a few weeks before the crash he started bike to the tenderloin. he shared how the biking every day improved happiness and helped with depression symptoms. since the crash he stopped using his bike due to the injuries. the crash went unreported. there have been 278 reported crashes on valencia. there are thousands of others like the one that i witnessed and the one that he described a few minutes ago. if we add drawn out community process to every block, we will never achieve vision zero in san francisco. let's find

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i started crying. he started crying. i am like, i am not stopping until i get you out of this. i was sitting next to a woman who said, i am not stopping until i get him out of this. he was like a brother to me. i helped to fix his situation. that is when i learned how broken the system was. i wanted to hire investigators. they said, you can't. the defense cannot hire investigators. i said, i am not the defense. i can do whatever i want. we literally hired 20 investigators. [laughter] they look at all the judge's cases. i said, i am telling you there's something not right. she's had 33 individual lawsuits. we started hearing from all the people and we are hearing crazy story after crazy story, all kinds of behavior. this person is suing people and making up stories. she went to a hotel for a legal conference. there was a magnetic nametakg when she woek up -- woke up in the middle of the night on her bed. she sued saying she had ptsd, she sued the hotel. she said, i am a judge, i can make your life miserable. the hotel settled. she had it out for meek. he said, michael, don't focu

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as architect i am in support. i think in this specific shadow, it is very acceptable because of the dog park which is the greatest shadow. thank you. >> next speaker. >> i am kingston will, i was born and raced in tised in bay . i am surprised by the amount of passion that erupted in this, both in favour of the dog park and the favour of the park and housing. i myself am a business owner that is located half a block aw aw away in the area. i walk by the park on the way to work. the greatest concern with my business is having neighbours in the area that like to go out and kind of frequent my business. my biggest concern as a business owner as side from the customers and the employees, i have 20 of them, and quite a few can -- none of them live in the area. they come from other areas of the city. i think the project provides an invaluable resource in affordable housing in the area. i am surprised, i don't know if it is rule, 25%, of the 63 units are below market rates which seems like an incredible feature to have. i

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he has a true love for veterans, if i could go back and serve i would love, to i i never did serve. i am certainly not going to run for president. but, i do think that, i love the idea of a president who has served, i think that makes a strmestronger person in a lot ways. >> what is your role in trump 2020 campaign? >> right now, i am still on his media advisory board. that is trump 20 withi 2020. communicate with media like now. >> as someone who studied human behavior and supports on donald trump, would you like him to stop tweeting. >> no, i am afraid if he stops tweeting, i realize some tweets i wish he did not. but he does not ask me. but, i am afraid if he stopped tweeting he would lose his connection with the americanon people, there are a lot of people that really relate to him because of his tweets. they see the human side of him, but maybe the frailty that is human side. i think also, media sadly just can't report everything about him, if he wants something communicated whether good economic news that guessed glossed over by more left leans cable networks it is importantly has

bush: i probably did. i am sure i talked to barbara. brian: did you feel that way about president reagan? pres. bush: no. and i never would have said that if i had. you can't be loyal on some things and try to gain a notch on the other guide by pushing him down. -- guy by pushing him down. there was this in the book about this disdain he had for me and barbara. ronald reagan's marvelous secretary called me and she said, i am so hurt reading this. i was there. i heard him talk. does george know this? we had a close relationship. to have it diminished, quite hurtful. brian: what did you talk about when you met with president reagan at lunch? pres. bush: it was more, relaxing, for him i hope. it was totally relaxed. i think he knew i wasn't going to blindside him. we had a lot of people say, please tell him we have to do this on the airline strike. i would not do that. he knew i would not do it. brian: did you make notes after every meeting you had with the president? pres. bush: no. i wish i had. maybe -- you won't have access to it for a

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renee: i am a culture fanatic and i am fascinated -- i am a lifelong learner. theater. i love beauty in nature very much so. i enjoy nurturing young talent and i hope to continue doing that in a meaningful way in the future. ♪ david: you also work with francis collins to show that music can help people get help here. can you explain that? renee: i met francis collins at a dinner party with justice scalia and justice kennedy. we had a sing-along. david: is it everybody else intimidated? singing songs that everybody knew and they loved it. muchis said there is some neuroscience about music. what would you think about collaborating with the kennedy center? that.d let's look into it has turned into this extraordinary project about drawing attention to the power of music. it is relatively new and becoming more widely known. how it helps in childhood withopment, how it helps so many therapies for autism, alzheimer's, parkinson's, for veterans. i gave 14 presentations in the last months around the country where i saying. share it -- where i sing. so when people come up

i have not been to a haunted house until i was 13? >> i am tough. eras. >> if i am screaming it's because i am terrified. >> let's do it. >> [screaming]. >> okay! >> [laughing]. >> all right. >> that's freaking me out, man! >> [laughing]. >> [screaming]. >> okay! let me go. let's go. >> [screaming]. >> oh, god! >> [screaming]. >> let's go. >> okay! >> okay, okay. >> [laughing]. >> stop touching me! someone is touching me! >> i can't see anything. >> this is the worst idea we have ever had! >> [laughing]. >> [screaming]. >> [laughing]. >> [screaming]. >> [laughing]. >> [screaming]. >> oh! >> [laughing]. >> no, no, no! >> [screaming]. >> i want to get out of here. which way? >> ♪ >> ♪ >> [screaming]. >> i don't like this. >> [screaming]. >> never again! >> [screaming]. >> [laughing]. >> [screaming]. >> he is very angry. >> [laughing]. >> never. >> oh my god! >> we survived blood manor? >> i am so glad you were in front. i don't know if i could do that again. >> i don't feel so well. >> i thought you were joking. >> no, i feel sick. if you want to be sc

i think i am a better person because i have tasted defeat. work like the dickens to see itt i wouldn't be defeated, hurts a lot. you learn you have to be gracious. you learn the pain of losing, the pain of a lot of volunteers. so many lessons that you can get out of it. there is a lot of lessons you can learn in victory. brian lamb: why did you want to be in the senate? pres. bush: it would be a better for them to try and get something donna. i would have been able to accomplish more. it was that. in 1964, the party was desperate to get somebody to run. now we are a two-party state. it wasn't a great groundswell of public opinion. i was doing with the party leaders wanted me to do back in 1964. -- in 1970, i felt being a member of the senate would have been a better way to a compost things. brian lamb: how much money did you raise? pres. bush: it was miniscule. my whole campaign for congress in 1966, i want to say it was $200,000. it was considered huge in those days. i don't really remember on the senate. we had a good fundraising effort. can

i am. i am a wife, a mother, i was a caregiver to my mother. i'm a thought leader, and activist leader, and elected official. i am a survivor come a right -- survivor, right? while i would never asked anyone to vote for me for that reason, i will say the representation matters. i'm trying to understand why it's a veteran runs saying he's running to fight for veterans, no one has a problem with that. if an iron worker says they are are running for workers rights, no one questions this. that charge of identity politics is only lobbied against candidates of color and women. [applause] ms. pressley: and at the end of the day, you cannot have a representative democracy if everyone is not represented. so the value add of a representative democracy is a denver of perspective of opinion and thought. the debate is more robust. it needs new issues are lifted up and spotlighted, and the solutions you develop more innovative, more enduring. what i was challenging in the midst of all of this, to the party, is are we really who we say we are? or do we espouse

i am asian, i am chinese, i am bilingual. we have been in so many cases other than african-american. i just want this to be noted. my name is alan. i am a behave health commission for public health. i train people how to behave. that is my job. i am a bargaining team member, along with many people here today. we are leaders for the union. as you know, we have 30,000 public employees. they have more than 50% of them. we had approximately 60% people representing different departments. as a public employee, i have been helping many investigations and we have addressed many cases with human resources and my department of public health resources. we see the ongoing pattern on people. for example, earlier, many people address african-americans, the population has been shrinking. the think just think about what you do for the people. there is one thing that we say over and over. the one thing that you can do. put it in legislation. reverse evaluation that all workers evaluate management staff. that each department and supervisors, ad

i said is this something i want to get involved in? if i amng to do it, i want to put some heart and worked into it. i decided i would only do that if i believed it was an important institution, and i aid to myself, if this were financially upside down salty snack food company, the answer would be no. this is an important institution. in thehe newspaper capital city of the most important country in the world. the washington post has an incredibly important role to play in this democracy. there is no doubt in my mind about that. [applause] so as soon as i had passed through that gate, i only had one more gates to go through before telling don yes. i wanted to look myself, you myselfe really open with and look in the mirror and think about the company and be sure that itas optimistic could work. if it were hopeless, that would also be something i would not get involved in. i looked at that and i was super optimistic. it needed to be a national and global publication. there is one gift that the internet brings newspapers, and that is free global

i am not home. they call me and i don't answer. i am in not home. they call me and i don't answer. call me and i don't answer. i am in my world. but they know it already. david will be eternally grateful for what has happened in the last 12 months or so, because sometimes there are things that are bigger than football. i understand that the first thing that you said to him was "what do you need?" if you want to go back home, just go back home. is that how it went? of course. what should i do differently? what happened... you know, the premature? premature, yeah. premature child. so the real, real, premature. he fought, little matteo fought for his life. a lot, many months. and david said, "you've got to stay three months there. stay three months there and decide when to come back, come back. decide yourself." so we are there, everything you need. and i think matteo will be strong. he survived or he fought for his life. anything can happen in his life. he can handle it." the last song we are going to hear is this very famous one. # welcome to the hotel california. what do you love a

i am baird fong. i served 34 years at the human rights commission. i am a volunteer and local citizen, fourth generation from san francisco. i wanted to salute you supervisors. this is as you mentioned a very pivotal moment in city contracting. it is from here going forward we have the potential. i hear that in your voice to include everyone in the room. labor, community, departments, people that work for the firms, all of the l.b.e.s to pull together the model p.l.a. that can be proud to be shown throughout the whole bay area and state. that is right here in your laps. do we have the encourage to do so? every one of us? do we have the courage to do so? i hope we do. i am here to volunteer for the sake of all l.b.e.s, workers and migrate grandfather and my dad came here and had to suffer the struggles our new immigrants are struggling through today. each of you here. this is 2018, are we talking about chinese exclusion act of 1830? no. we want to move forward. i expressly support continuance of this to get more description on the amendments. i support

the first time i set foot inside here i felt like i was being choked. i thought where am i why am i here i shouldn't be here what is this place. suddenly i found myself crying i was so scared. their mother was charged with section five and eleven possession and dealing drugs the police report that he. he was busted with zero point two four grams. but glamor says he was set up by a cop during a drug operation in his neighborhood only. one a policeman shouted arrest him he has a gun i was like wait i don't have to go. when they didn't find anything the same policeman said i'm going to charge you with five eleven a much more serious crime. says the officers planted evidence against him at the police station. on the table there was already the evidence and they told me to point at it so they can take a photo but i refused i said that's not mine why do i have to point out that. they told me do you want us to kill you we should have killed you while ago. they asked me how much can you give i said what do you mean they said just give us two thousand dollars you can bill yourself

the first time i set foot inside here i felt like i was being choked i thought where am i why am i here i shouldn't be here what is this place for prison populations have been growing at a rapid rate since president rodriguez due to say announced his war on drugs in two thousand and sixteen channels in the philippines were built to hold around twenty thousand people but today their housing more than one hundred and forty thousand most of these people haven't even been convicted of a crime based still waiting for verdicts in their cases. there is no bail for drug offenses in the philippines those charged will stay here until the ports perry says the cases and that can take years but right side to vist and lawyers fear that innocent people are being challenged and jailed for drug crimes the evidence that we gather presents the heart rending a picture of very poor people being sold into jail for no reason and actually contesting the jail system. people like oh no he was charged with drug offenses but says the police fabricated the evidence against him. and not everyone who is in jail is a

i feel at home here. i feel i am with family here. i have just been welcomed with open arms, and for me that means the world to me. because while i was not in prison for that long, it is still not a place anybody wants to spend even one minute, let alone 12 or 14 days, whenever i was in there. you are away from family and friends. you are away from the world and living in an underworld. i never thought in my life that it would have happened to me. toid not think it happened people working on presidential campaigns or transition teams, like i was, and really doing their best to help their country and not ever looking to harm their country, like i never did. so i met interesting people. i saw it as an experience. and -- a good experience. and i will get into that later. mr. cernovich: let's talk about that, because i saw on your twitter, you tweeted a picture of him going in. i found that interesting. just so many layers where that is sort of the new way of with the outside world. this is what it was like, this is behind-the-scenes. how

i don't think i will struggle. i have a strength of conviction. i will not struggle to raise my voice. i am currently lobbying and doing the work to get appointed to the committees i think will best positioned me to deliver for the massachusetts seven. my first choice is education and labor. [applause] ms. pressley: maybe that was premature -- that is where i started. i'm also looking closely at financial services. so i am doing that work right now. i think ultimately my contribution will not be limited to the committees i serve on it i will also -- serve on. i will also join progressive values caucus. i plan to join the progressive caucus, the women's caucus, the congressional black cautious -- lack caucus. this is the biggest congressional black caucus in the history of a caucus. i think it will make my voice heard through the values and issues based caucuses i joined, the committees, or committee i am assigned to, and also the laws i write in doing that in cooperation with all of you. i'm excited to legislate. these systemic inequalities and disparities i was referencing, they did not ju

and finally i said well, mom if i am jewish that means you are jewish. oh, no, dear. i never had any affinity or affiliation with judaism and i am not going to start now. and like marnie said it was a revelation. and in some ways i felt like i had been waiting my whole life to hear this news, and the plates were realigning. >> so for each of you, you've little bit of a sense of you had a little bit of internal rumbling, a secret waiting for this revelation. and wonder if you can talk a little more about what is that, that was at work in terms of jewishness. >> well, it made me reflect h thought certain episodes. they were very startling and anomalies in my background. i remember there was a farm o,n adequately by my family said you must all be jews and i repeated that and saw the consternationripple through the family and i had no idea what it meant. i also had a baby book where everything fell out except one one baptismal certificate that was stamped in and would never fall out and i put -- i started connecting dots and thinking there were clues all along. and there we

i worked hard to get where i am. i love to help people. i feel for these immigrants. they have to come into this country legally and through a process. host: that is james and wisconsin. let's go to phyllis in indiana. i am too old to worry about that. i am 86 years old. i do not believe in the shutdown. i feel that the president is blackmailing us because he was running for president he made it clear that the mexicans would pay for the wall. i don't think we need it. i think most of our drugs come in through canada. i feel like this president needs go back to new york. i do not think he is a good president at all. i think he is creating big problems. host: if you are 86, you were born and what, 1933? caller: yes i was. host: you have lived sense fdr was president, what do you remember about presidents? caller: i don't remember too much about him. armor my father working in the shipyards during the war. lot of under a presidents, democrats and republicans, i have never seen anything like it is now. honest of god. i don't how donald trump stays in office. does border se

i will be obviously candid in that -- i hate losing. i am a competitive person. i have always worked very hard not to lose. let's just say that upfront and acknowledge it. but i also feel an incredible sense of freedom. when you live a public life, you have to kind of be in a defensive crouch. while i have been more outspoken than many of my colleagues, and i pride myself on my candor and my willingness to actually answer a question, there are times that you have to go carefully and cautiously. i do not have to anymore. i do not have to be careful or cautious. i can say whatever i damn well please, and i am really looking forward to that and my next adventures. host: let's begin with your road to politics. i want to ask you about your mom and dad because they were in public life. what did they teach you about government and public service? sen. mccaskill: first, let's disabuse the notion that they were anybody who was a big deal, or powerful. my mom and dad were great middle-class parents that shrug -- that struggled sometimes with getting enough money in the door

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i don't really, i try not to limit myself. there are things i feel i amer at because i'm doing more. my first love, my unpublished words, work is poetry. i used to perform in one of my shows in my place and things like that and so hopefully one day i'll go back to doing that. i want to be able to give myself the freedom to write whatever i want to write. not worry about the genres and titles and i think that can sometimes be limiting. i realize that as people start coming to me, some of our high school students are reading adult books. it's about marketing. it's a business. you just fiction or nonfiction? i say, right whatever is coming out. get it out and that it be what it wants to be instead of trying to force it into what you think it should be. >> i would also say, to her point about a potential student. i'm a fan of that. mastercraft.org. she talks about, you literally see her saying, i like novels. i thought maybe i could write one. i think you should think about what you love reading. i think that every single book is architectural. whatever you w

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when i got my chance to stand up and say, i knew i would never -- i got out to sentences. -- i got out to sentences. that is all i knew going in. i am going to stand up. and start talking. it was really scary. ana marie: four a lot of us, the -- for a lot of us, the kavanaugh hearings and the desire to oppose them was personal. was it personal for you? piper: it was personal to me because my bodily autonomy is personal to me. i believe that women and men have fought for this since before i was born. and that was a lot of work. and i am not going to just sit there silently while someone takes it away. i believe silence is concerned. -- i believe silence is content -- consent. [applause] piper: there is a part of activism -- ana marie: there is a part of activism that is yelling and chaining her body and marching. there is another part which is more difficult, what happens in our personal lives. how do your values show up? piper: it is challenging. i'm sure for all of us going home for thanksgiving, with extended family, you're like, hi. i am not a fan of thanksgiving right now. but one of the things that was interesting is i was conc

i don't care about the oscars. i want the oscars to continue because i love the fashion segment. i watch the oscars because i amseeing the women coming out in gallons. i love the earrings in the fashion and the hair. >> greg: why does it have to be girls? >> morgan: i am saying that i like watching the girls. >> greg: why can't men wear the dresses? why are you so cis normative? >> morgan: i don't know what that means. >> greg: what bothers me is that we are witnessing the death of forgiveness. yesterday you were talking about the heisman trophy winner. kevin hart. he already apologized and then had to apologize again. where are the comedians? >> juan: you said kevin hart bailed. i don't think he bailed on them. i think they were very reluctant to defend kevin hart. it's not going to feed the social media frenzy. >> greg: but he apologized again. >> juan: i think it was sincere in the sense that he said he evolved. lots of people have evolved on this question. so what's the big deal here? but the way the twitter social media universe works is it's an ending and it is unforgiving. but i will say in response to y