he said by all means kehoe i am happy and during the months of construction when there was nobody there, i suffered. i almost one out of business. i said that is great. i went to people in the community and asked what they thought. they said this is the gold standard of lounges. what was there was a nightclub. they used outside promoters and invited people in who were not respect oil -- respectful. i know the shot that neighbors had. when there was a homicide and a new guy comes in, there was an initial shock. the ship hit the rocks a little bit. he felt how

he said by all means kehoe i am happy and during the months of construction when there was nobody there, i suffered. i almost one out of business. i said that is great. i went to people in the community and asked what they thought. they said this is the gold standard of lounges. what was there was a nightclub. they used outside promoters and invited people in who were not respect oil -- respectful. i know the shot that neighbors had. when there was a homicide and a new guy comes in, there was an initial shock. the ship hit the rocks a little bit. he felt how can you be upset with this? the process is the process and that is for everyone. now the ship is out to sea and is sailing along. we need to be supporting this guy. he has put $1.40 million investment capital in the community. i do not think there should be any restrictions on the hours. 1:30 a.m. is in the spirit of staggered closing. if by chance there is, we can come back here. what i would like for you to do is if there is not compromise on the hours, have a rollback in three months with no incidents or report, he can go to anot

as the descent in the keho -- kehoe case pointed out, to reason that the benefits from using private rights, economic development taking for public use is to wash out any distinction between private and public use of property. the beneficiaries are likely to be those citizens with disproportionate influence and power in the political process. including large corporations and development firms. as for the victims, the government now has license to transfer property from those with fewer resources to those with more but found -- to those with me. the founders cannot have intended this. few protested the kehoe ruling more ar dently than the naacp in an amicus brief, it argued that the burden of eminent domain has and will continue to fall disproportionately on racial and ethnic minorities, the elderly, and economically disadvantaged. unfettered eminent domain authority, the naacp concluded is a license for government to coerce individual ops behalf of society's strongest interests. the private property rights protection act of 2011 will discourage eminent abuse by denying local governme

please welcome general kehoe and our medal of honor recipients. >> let me make a comment on that video. we like to start with that because it kind of sets the scene and brings forth the sense of humility that i have found that these gentlemen carry with them throughout their lives after they've received this medal. the sense of camaraderie that they feel for their comrades and it also brings home the span of generations that have received this medal since the civil war where it was first awarded in 1863 to today where you saw the award of the first medal of honor to a living recipient since the vietnam war, sal junta. it is so gratifying to know that the young men and women who serve today do so with the same spirit of courage and sacrifice as those in the generations before them. and all of the men and women who serve. today we have two medal of honor recipients with us. let me introduce them first. we put the shortest guy in the middle. he's also a marine just to make sure he stays in line throughout this session. but on the far right, my far right is is bob foley. bob was a young of