. >> larry bush from friends ever mists ethics i'm going to ask the discussion include who the statute of limitations apply that's the issue that was raised in the last ethics commission meeting if urge to have an opinion from the city attorney as to whether the statute of limitations continues to toll or if not for example the city's position with the police department they dismissed the charges against the officers because - but the city agreed it couldn't be dismissed because once something is in progress the toll can't be stent. >> any other public comment returning to item 3 discussion on a possible action under the chapter three regulations for violation of the sunshine ordinance memo and staff report attachment sponsor complainants respondent to city attorney and from david that all peel and the complaint as you recall the commission this matter was before the commission at the april meeting the april the commission dealt with one aspect it was continued until the second aspect of it was continued for this meeting and i guess mr. chair. >> yes. >> commissioner president keane th

. >> larry bush from friends of ethics i was involved in the selection of the first two executive directors we crude from new york and the points that you've made commissioner renne and commissioner hur you urge to a e have a process or soliciting combutsz from people if the regulated community and the citizens and people that are in similar positions like for example, ante fcc who certainly understands what those things are liquor or leslie the head of the ethics commission there's a group that johnson is fume with a national organization that is made up of ethics commission people but getting inputs on the job is critical before you look at the candidates and i'm not sure that h.r. a aware of a mostly target the job here is at it's you've added a great deal of duties into the commission staff and also facing a new political investment that involves for o more demands for transparency and greater knowledge of using the internet to get information to the public and prohibited behavior so all of those things going come into place not hire someone to manage a water system it is a new nuance t

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>> hello larry bush from the friends of ethics you asked for a example of a lobbyist as you meet it the democrat working party on the agenda is the question of the mission moratorium i have articles that have appeared recently in the paper on examples of expenditure law in october of 2014 airbnb having hired a lobbyist to quote so recruit people to rent out their homes for supervisors to vote on a bill they were not contacting the supervisor they were paying other people to do it i have a copy for each of you. >> you're saying they paid they hired who contacted. >> wouldn't the lobbyist have to be imposed. >> the lobbyists into have to be quoted but reaching out for example, a group called row sf along with another group sf behavior i'm not trooibt value the bay area renter federation what they do they are helping people prepare to give public comment at upcoming center meeting they're having a for turtle having to do public comment this is happening in part because of the growth of the share community of the sharing destroy which has a lot of people that are individuals they come you'v

. >> good evening, commissioners i'm larry bush from friends of itself we're asking you to take up the issue of run starting reporting of expenditure lobbies that's been part of san francisco lobbying ordinance up in nodding it was arltd in a meeting of 2009 and went into effect in 2010 it went into effect they chanthd the definition of a lobbyist a person that makes a contact to city hall people are contacting the public then city hall and so as the result of the change of definition the expenditure lobbyists westbound dropped we'll be happen happy to work on that we hope it exists in jurisdictions like san diego and for the commissioners to put it on the november bottle it serves many purposes there are this kind of outreach to the public and reaching babe back to city hall, and, secondly, it will sort of reboot the commission for the commission putting things on the ballot and moves towards greater transcripts this was something the commission took up in july of 2013 where commissioner hayon was the commissioner president but the civil grand jury endorsed this step in june of 2014 i

. >> he will larry bush for friends of ethics i'll point out that it is the commission that is going to be held accountable and not staff their protected by civil servant computerization can be recalled by voters if you're not doing our jobs it is one of the of you commission you voluntary a recall and in the past there were waivers or reduced penalties there were high school questionable and involved very powerful political people with reasons such claiming that the person being fined didn't have the financial resources but their form seven hundred they had millions of dollars in property why don't those match up so long as we were unable to hold the staff unaccounted goable only public confidence by the commissioners. >> good evening. i'm janet reilly in 2010, i ran for the board of supervisors in district 2 i campaigned for this officer pretty much full-time for 18 ms. and put together a campaign team i assembled the kitchen cabinet and staked out position i met the district 2 residents at holmes in the street and on playground i shook hands with voters and gave out litter as volu

>> and should have raised this earlier larry bush why explicit the commission ask a supplemental on the board the ethics commission has not been presented by the mayor it can go through the board of supervisors it's not unusual we need another thirty or $40,000 we need a robust candidate given the fact the last executive director served for 10 considers that's an important consideration i don't know why this is not a better use then trying to integrate to say i think you can keep is simple our one week or short extension certainly should be done generally and simply so you don't get users into a legal problem i've communicated with bob, sir in europe kind enough to rely i asked about the ethics bodies in the united states and which may have hired firms for this purpose he went through the list on his overwhelm to his acknowledge no one has. >> what. >> that no one has worked with a recruitment firm for their major positions on their staff to his knowledge he'll be here in days we'll be able to talk with him, i suggest you do our outreach that's a good idea on the hope that mr. strathern

. >> hello, i'm larry bush for friends of ethics i'm also the civil grand juriy, that made the recommendation to the ethics board, i think avalos amendments are important and worthwhile, i understand supervisor tang's point if you have a constituent come in with a dispute whether or not they qualify for some sort of health care, and the department says no, and the supervisor says, can you help negotiate that with the health department that is under the privacy issues in the language here. obviously, the point of this is not to enact. a, "go you", we met with supervisor weiner so we're not caught in a bind if somebody doesn't sign up. there is a group of 20 people, you have 15 name, and somebody files a complain, and suddenly, we're in sunshine court i think supervisor's avalos amendments address that well it is important that members of the regulartive commune are identified, that's why campaign consultants, or people that handle permits, where they have to make a disclosure lobbyists of who they meet with would be a way of checking that everything is fully disclosed. last night at the ethic'

she has not always been met half way, i would like to briefly address an article, by larry bush from 48 hills yesterday -- about election communications, nonprofit mailers, call disclaimers, and pack filings, i will let jesse minority the executive director why those claims, are misleading to untrue. two months ago, we would have been happy to work with mr. bush and his concerns yet in two months to my knowledge, has not heard a peep from him, until this article ran yesterday. claims about swastikas, sell paper, but won't improve the dialogue -- the legislation before you can, that's why the ethics commission passed this unanimously in january. i want to thank the commission on john st. staff and mr. minority. are both here today. i want to thank you again for your consideration. >> than thank you, we can go onto mr. minority the legislative process takes different forms and things come in at the last minute that happens there are also things that are discussed outside city hall on blogs or on posts in the media that we can take in consideration that could back certain types of chang

. >> larry bush from friends of ethics as i understand the phase not to retain a recruiting firm but that process by h.r.; is that correct. >> what. >> h.r.? finding the recruiting firm >> yes. as far as putting out the proposal. >> correct. >> i'm sure this is the outfit you want to conduct a search for a recruiting firm they have developed a proposal that they've sent out you've gotten one response based on the salary structures from other city departments but not compared to other ethics commission los angeles has the same budget they pay $200,000 a year it makes us harder to recruit if our salaries are lower, and, secondly, the proposals takeoff put out for the firm you have in charge of soliciting the search firms is in our view the friends of ethics their inadequate it fails to deal with the function of the ethics commission that the ethics commissions duties have changed and essential on a one page thing a continuation of the way things are now that's not the kind of search that needs to be undertaken that's our view. >> any other public comment? >> good evening. i'm robert i

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>> my name is larry bush i'm here on behalf friends of ethics taking the position asking this to be put over, with seven ethics commissioners -- investigate committee on ethics as well as the passed chapter chair for common cause, we have several points we felt were the reason to be put over we testified about this at the ethnics commission itself. the issue you raised about 501 c three nonprofits we understand the point about contribution cards, and so forth one mentioned, among several. this deals with material 90 days, befr the election otherwise, you can do it any time of the year, and nothing is triggered. we think that a 90 day restriction black out period is reasonable. secondly we're asking for a deletion of the election communication, disclosure, which they're calling to have that deleted, we think it shouldn't be so we know who gets paid for noncommittee the issue of the swa city ka, was brought up, that was a specific incidence with supervisor sandival it's the this law they're now trying to appeal. >> thank you very much >> supervisor alia dulni, with parks [inaudible]. i wa

. >> thank you, chair avalos, and members of the committee, i am larry bush and i am here for the friends of the ethics and this was approved in 2012 and it has been endorsed by 7 former ethics commissioners and by the task, and the recent chair of the san francisco civil grand jury and, all of the members of the ethics committee of the civil grand jury, as well as by such the people as the former chair of the common cause here in san francisco. and other people who are supportive of transparency in government, and this is a modest, but an important step, and it is modest in that unlike candidate committee theres is no cap on the amount of the contributions that can be given. and there is no restriction on who can make a contribution. so there is a lot of latitude for the people to organize and be behind a candidate, and as it is not restrictive in that sense but it does provide the public with information on who it is that previeding the funding for us and how that funding is being spent, i urge, the committee to approve this and for it to go to the board, thank you. >> thank you very mu

bush that his brother created isis. jeb replies told you he was a job creator. (laughter) >> larry: the fda finally lets gay men donate blood provided they haven't had sex for a area. here that gay nerds the red cross wants you. (laughter) >> larry: lay back and relax this won't hurt a bit. this is the nightly show. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> larry: whooo! i can feel it. welcome to the nightly show. so exciting such a great show, man i'm social sighted. the fightly show say completely g rated show. if any of you have been expecting some [bleep] or any of that kind of [bleep] we don't do that. we don't do that here. (applause) >> larry: not what we do. all i'm saying. (laughter) we have a great-- so excited. the mad men series finale is this sunday and we got pete campbell himself vincent kartheiser son our panel tonight. (cheers and applause) very exciting. you know i'm a big mad men fan. and i got him to tell me how mad men ends, okay. i got four words for you. don and vince the-- didn't see it coming. did not see it coming. all right. so let's

bush that his brother created isis. jeb replies told you he was a job creator. (laughter) >> larryts gay men donate blood provided they haven't had sex for a area. here that gay nerds the red cross wants you. (laughter) >> larry: lay back and relax this won't hurt a bit. this is the nightly show. (cheers and applause)

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bush is going what? >> your brother created isis. >> larry: duh-dayum. >> your brother created isis. hey, jeb it's going to have to be-- he my friend are got the burn notice. clearly. usa humor. no worries generalry jebbrey he has got presidential blood in his blood his dad put the serum in his blood. okay knock this girl for high manatee. >> . okay technically you are right people asked the question. just made it pretty cogeft point. more pornly the wrath the republican condition data and why is any of this relevant to jeb's presidency. i mean that's not him. he is his own man. "the washington post" points out jeb bush has hired 21 people who worked for either his father or his brother to advise him on foreign policy all while saying though that he is his own man. >> larry: okay, but he's hiring everyone who got us into iraq in the first place? what is this like a heist movie getting the old crew back together for like one last destabilization of the region? i don't get it. and the worst part is not only did he get skunk by a college student he got so flustered, he did this. okay. o

larry: hillary does not need any help from me. john: you think about rand paul, ted cruz, jeb bush, scott walker, mike huckabee -- that range of peoplewhich of those -- are there any of those you would find remotely close to acceptable as potential president? larry: i think if you are a climate denier, that disqualifies you to be president. rubio, who seem to have everything going for, all the right talking points. it troubles me somebody like him. i don't think -- if bush shoves enough money into this thing, i think he could get the nomination. i don't think in his wildest dreams he could beat hillary. he could never get away from his brother. as much as he would like to. they are too many questions to be answered and too many questions nobody has the answer for. this is really very unfair to bush, but my grandfather used to have a saying -- the apple does not fall very far from the tree. john: i know i asked you about your past endeavors to snoop around or trying to find information on these republicans. if you think about that field, who strikes you as being the most likely to have skeletons in their closet? larry: mike huckabee.

bush. also posing with senator ted cruz, and former senator rick santorum. >> larry: campaign tip, guys-- alwaysave pictures of you with the pedo come out after you win the election. just saying. the reason so many republicans are seen in photographs with josh duggar is back he spent the last two years as executive director of f.r.c. action the powerful conservative political arm of the family research council, the group that fights tooth and nail against gay marriage. >> every single child deserves a mother and father. >> larry: no, josh every single child deserves to be safe from dangerous hypocrites like you. ( cheers and applause ) well thank god somebody finally did some research on this family. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) so here's the story of lancaster. the year is 1890. milton hershey has a killer recipe for caramel. flash forward - milton's recipe is reimagined into buttery rich, smooth, surprisingly soft crÈmes. it's lancaster. it's caramel reimagined. ( groan ) i'm starving. we've been compromised! don't let hunger kill your game. hot pockets brings you new snack bit

bush. also posing with senator ted cruz, and former senator rick santorum. >> larry: campaign tip, guys-- always better to have pictures of you with the pedo come out after you win the election. just saying. the reason so many republicans are seen in photographs with josh duggar is back he spent the last two years as executive director of f.r.c. action the powerful conservative political arm of the family research council, the group that fights tooth and nail against gay marriage. >> every single child deserves a mother and father. >> larry: no, josh every single child deserves to be safe from dangerous hypocrites like you. ( cheers and applause ) well thank god somebody finally did some research on this family. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ around the world around the clock. in defense of all we hold dear back home. america's navy. you learn something new everyday. when i was 15, i learned how to make pizzas from a real italian. when i was 20, i learned how to make pizzas from a real greek. at 53, i figured out how to put two countries into one pizza. the greek pizza is back.

larry, you broke down the republican field in four tiers, the leading contenders are bush walker ando, and then cruz and paul and then kasich perry, and christie and so who are you talking about, and why is it so strange in the hunt? >> well the golden oldies are unlikely to be the republican nominees and with 20 candidates and the ability to stay in with a single billionaire backing you, this is a tough field to game out, and iowa and new hampshire and south carolina and nevada. i was talking about the golden oldies because they can have an affect on the debate and they can say things and do things that candidates that have a real chance to get the nomination can't do so we'll watch them on the debate stage, and lightning may strike. remember 2012 carol? for the republicans, every single candidate had a day or a week or month at the top of the pile. no doubt the golden oldies think they will get their moment in the sun in 2016 as well, and they might well do that. >> but douglas, i can't imagine that amount of people onstage for a debate 20 people possible? that won't happen will it

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bush appeared to have jumped the gun. >> i'm running for president in 2016 and the focus is going to be if i run how do you provide sustained economic growth. >> did you larry it didn't take long for him to clarify. i'm not running. then i couldn't be joined to my superpac. mika, how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? lots of new developments on the deadly train derailment. investigators say speed was a factor but that's not the debate over the nation's crumbling infrastructure. there is new information about the edge neen including what his lawyer says he remembers about the crash and could anything have stopped it. former transportation secretary is one of the experts joining us this morning and as congress looks to cut money for amtrak we'll talk to senators to find out if that's a good idea. that and a whole lot more coming up straight ahead on "morning joe." you. kibbles 'n bits. because every bit matters. it took tennis legend serena williams, fencing champion tim morehouse and the rockettes years to master their craft. but only moments to master paying bills at chase.com. depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technolo

neil: they always overcome the fight george bush senior said voodoo expects to ronald reagan and reagan chose him as his running mate. you never know. larry until our next bet, i'll let you go. i'm like 0 in 5 in bets with larry sabato. a new report that says new regulations are costing businesses almost 2 trillion that is trillion with a t, you can believe that? american bankers association ceo and former governor frank keating says far too many of the regulations way unnecessary. obviously it's good to have you again, governor. they came with good intentions, but i wonder when a new regulation came in like i am with the ties many advocate take them all out, neil why do we just pile on the regulations? what do you say? >> neil we have a federal system of government, there are 50 states. there are some states that say the only thing you can be forced to do is what the legislature forces you to do, there is no such thing as unlimited regulation. in the united states, in the congress we've moved in the opposite direction, congress wants to write a general bill and let the regulators determine the specifics. the regulators frequently neil, a

bush? what's the reason for that? because murphy has always been a bit of a controversial character. >> mike has real talent. he has a guy named larryacarthur -- he's a talented guy. he has a great ability -- i worked with him. he has a great ability to handhold. has a great ability to make a candidate feel good. hard to make the candidate feel good when you're 3,000 miles away. is he the best strategist in the business? we'll see. there's no transparency in this super pac. and people have the right to know the candidates responsible for his campaign. he's responsible to let people know where this money is coming from. lou: this is unusual to bring this up in a discussion of us presidential politics. but i couldn't help, but be impressed by david cameron's performance in the uk. rolling over the competition. an outright majority. it's -- it's a striking performance. >> extraordinary campaign. the closing two or three weeks, he went out and really made his case out to the public. obviously won a massive victory. routed the competition. to a certain extent, it's a good thing. very important ally of ours. lou: and he talked about issue

larry: iraq is on my mind. i would want to know why some -- democrat did not understand what sneiorenior bush and colin powell didot kick hussein out of iraq. dictators earl over the place over there. -- dictators are all over the place there. our dictator was mubarak. when i was in the military, i remember him about all that stuff. what is going to happen over there, the middle east and colin powell and senior bush knew exactly what they were doing when they did not kick them out of there. look what is happening. host: that is larry. here is "the washington times." "obama considers more military advisors for iraq." it would consider sending more military advisors to iraq, although president obama does not believe the us-led coalition is losing the war against the islamic state -- here is how "the new york times." " defending issa policy, obama acknowledges flaws. peter baker writes that -- that is "the new york times." the president spoke at the coast guard graduation ceremony in connecticut. here is what he had to say. president obama: -- constitutes a serious threat to global security. a risk to our national s

bush . stuart: it sure did. and let's take a look at price of gasoline. it moved down a little bit overnight. it's at 2.73. come on in, larryom chicago we had the gas buddy guy who said that, you know we're just about hit a top for gasoline prices for the summer, and we might come down a little bit. well you're in the chicago trading pitch there you trade these moments. commodities. what say you? >> i do agree with the gas buddy guy and a lot of the traders behind me kind of agree that we've hit a top $62 is really going to the resistants in oil and as energy prices go up, that brings drillers back online; right? that brings more drillers online and makes more supply. that's supply and demand basically how it works around here. so for that reason, as more drillers come on, you're looking at the market where they are going to fall off as that supply comes onto the market . stuart: well that's interesting because here we are just starting in the beginning of summer and we're not going to go up significant. this seems to be broad agreement that price of gasoline is not going to get back up to 2.90, $3 a gallon. i say that's go