the question i'll ask you commissioner hur is that we did get a draft or an e-mail i think from larry bush with some suggestions for example, taking issue with 4.1 is 0 that the complaints must be 2, 3, 4 writing i know we discussed it the last time but you would not be open to making a change to - >> i think that is a balance and i talked to mr. bush about this direct a balance between having some something that is concrete and insuring that all complaints with adjudicated i think that one thing mr. bush said i thought was a good i included all communications reported by a recipient should account we have something in writing it is concrete whether or not someone submits it and frankly mr. bush not here to explain his part of conversation but you make a complaint to someone in the department you know it becomes quite it can be hard to determine what happened and i think that on the sort of burden benefit scale weighs in favor of not including things such as those. >> are there any other comments? do i hear a motion >> move we approve attachment one. >> all right. >> motion to made and sec

since larry bush is unable to attend i want to repeat [inaudible] distribution to the commission. first, i agree with bushes recommendation that this commission return to issuing its own annual report. second, i also agree with bushes suggestion calling for annual wistal blower protection training for all. let me repeat, all city employees, not just city supervisor and man injuryial employees and not just a handful of city employees required to complete form 700. required to take annual sunshine ordinance training and biannual ethics training. i recall as a city employee i as a secretary was required to take annual sexual harassment prevention training which included having to sign under oath i completed the training. adding antiretaliation wistal blower training for all city employees is a logical next step. mrs. bush calls for [inaudible] managerial employees retaliated against city employees, i believe that recommendation should be expand today include mandatory unpaid suspension for 30 days as a deturant for retaliation. that may be the quick est route to curtailing retaliatio

the question i'll ask you commissioner hur is that we did get a draft or an e-mail i think from larry bush with some suggestions for example, taking issue with 4.1 is 0 that the complaints must be 2, 3, 4 writing i know we discussed it the last time but you would not be open to making a change to - >> i think that is a balance and i talked to mr. bush about this direct a balance between having some something that is concrete and insuring that all complaints with adjudicated i think that one thing mr. bush said i thought was a good i included all communications reported by a recipient should account we have something in writing it is concrete whether or not someone submits it and frankly mr. bush not here to explain his part of conversation but you make a complaint to someone in the department you know it becomes quite it can be hard to determine what happened and i think that on the sort of burden benefit scale weighs in favor of not including things such as those. >> are there any other comments? do i hear a motion >> move we approve attachment one. >> all right. >> motion to made and sec

since larry bush is unable to attend i want to repeat [inaudible] distribution to the commission. first, i agree with bushes recommendation that this commission return to issuing its own annual report. second, i also agree with bushes suggestion calling for annual wistal blower protection training for all. let me repeat, all city employees, not just city supervisor and man injuryial employees and not just a handful of city employees required to complete form 700. required to take annual sunshine ordinance training and biannual ethics training. i recall as a city employee i as a secretary was required to take annual sexual harassment prevention training which included having to sign under oath i completed the training. adding antiretaliation wistal blower training for all city employees is a logical next step. mrs. bush calls for [inaudible] managerial employees retaliated against city employees, i believe that recommendation should be expand today include mandatory unpaid suspension for 30 days as a deturant for retaliation. that may be the quick est route to curtailing retaliatio

bush. >> larry: i thought you were talking about that orange mother [bleep] that is running right now. >>m too. >> larry: do you think this foxy mama has a chance? >> pardon me. >> larry: do you think this foxy mama has a chance to be the president?utely. hillary clinton, yes. absolutely she has a very good chance to be the democratic nominee. >> larry: you think so. >> i'm the straight man here, aren't i? >> larry: i don't know, man. i got nothing-- i wrong with a mama telling me what to do. who has the best chance of knocking her out. >> well, she has tough competition from your old friend ben year-- bernie sanders. >> larry: yeah, that man is wild. drink to that. >> larry: do you think america's ready to be lead by a female? >> i don't. i dosh-- i do i do think it's ready for a female but not that female. i think hillary has a lot of baggage on her. >> larry: yeah. >> she has a lot of baggage. she's like if you were the adopted dog and went to mike vik's house to pick one up. you don't-- . >> larry: i don't know what that means. who's mike vic. >> it's going to bite you sooner or later

since larry bush is unable to attend i want to repeat [inaudible] distribution to the commission. first, i agree with bushes recommendation that this commission return to issuing its own annual report. second, i also agree with bushes suggestion calling for annual wistal blower protection training for all. let me repeat, all city employees, not just city supervisor and man injuryial employees and not just a handful of city employees required to complete form 700. required to take annual sunshine ordinance training and biannual ethics training. i recall as a city employee i as a secretary was required to take annual sexual harassment prevention training which included having to sign under oath i completed the training. adding antiretaliation wistal blower training for all city employees is a logical next step. mrs. bush calls for [inaudible] managerial employees retaliated against city employees, i believe that recommendation should be expand today include mandatory unpaid suspension for 30 days as a deturant for retaliation. that may be the quick est route to curtailing retaliatio

bush years. eight years later black america is not better off, is it? larry that's a point you made -- >> sean, sean, from the period -- caused by bush. >> from a period of 2010-2013, about 30% decline in black net worth. that happened on barack obama's watch. the poverty level increased under obama. that's on racket. the participation rate, 40-year low. and the so-called wealth gap of black families and white families a the a 25-year high. you cannot blame that on either one of the bushes, my friend. >> all right. we have to leave it there. >> bush put those things in play and the congress would not work with barack obama on the policies. that is a problem the congress was horrible. >> after eight years krks you take a little responsibility? eight years. things didn't change. >> i blame -- when it's due. this is not -- this is not -- >> eight years. 55% of black teenagers can't get a job, eric. not helping the economy. >> blocking him. >> i have to run. all right. thank you. >> he's not blaming global warming. >> could be worse. >>> coming up, republican can

bush, the tea party, sarah palin, only logical to end up with trump. >> larry: i don't know if i'd gopalin to i.s.i.s. i think you're giving sarah palin way too much credit. (laughter) >> i think trump being a racist and xenophobic, i feel quite at home. this is the middle east every sing daily. >> you're saying the feeling you had before you had to leave egypt is the same? you're feeling that? >> no, trump is just one person, but when you have the whole country with all its entities behind that person, it's a totally different thing. and it's not just morsi, but it's who came after. so it's the same thing, basically. so we as comedians have a hard time doing that, but it did make a difference, and i am very proud of what i did there because it actually inspired a lot of people to to their own show. >> larry: very brave. i give you a lot of credit for that. >> thank you. >> larry: if trump does become president, it would be kind of like a joke. >> yeah. >> larry: so maybe the joke can make people laugh -- >> yeah, make i.s.i.s. -- >> larry: no? not a good joke? >> i think it's terribl

bush. we start with ronald reagan from 1988. [applause] ronald reagan: thank you. thank you very much. i am delighted to be here. what a crowd. it looks like the index of larry speak's book. [applause] president reagan: it is good to see your incoming president, jerry o'leary. in his book, larry said that jerry would line his coat pockets of pastries. jerry denies it. earlier tonight, just to be safe i told him, keep his hands off dinner roll. larry said preparing me for the conference was like reinventing the wheel. that is not true. i was around when the wheel was invented, and it was easy. [applause] president reagan: even howard baker is writing a book about me. it is called three by five, the measure of a presidency. [laughter] president reagan: mike in his book he said that i had a short attention span. i was going to reply, but let's move on to something else. [laughter] [applause] president reagan: now, i forgot to acknowledge yakov smirnov, i have heard him before, he is a very funny man. i just have an idea -- why don't you and i have fun? how would you like to go to the summit as my interpreter? [laughter] [applause] president reagan: the media ce

raising a ton of money. 2016 presidential candidate jeb bush has already raised four times more than every candidate in 2012 combined. harvard professor larry lessig ran his presidential campaign on this issue. when i talked to him, he had some pretty harsh things to say about our current system. you often say money is corrupting to government. how so? >> i think the corrupting influence is the influence that as the candidate spends if you're a member of congress 30% to 70% of your time raising money. >> do things like super pac's make that worth? >> what that means this is fundraising, it's concentrated in a smaller and smaller number of people. what that does is create a dependence on a tiny slice of in any sense isn't representative of the american public. >> at this point you may be wondering what can even be done? you would be surprised how many different ideas are out there and just waiting to be implemented. >> we need new legal action. we need for clay versus valeo and citizens united overturned. >> what this act needs to do is make sure that the laws stay up with the changes that the supreme court makes. >> i think the much more im

bush. we start with ronald reagan from 1988. [applause] ronald reagan: thank you. thank you very much. i am delighted to be here. what a crowd. it looks like the index of larry's book. [applause] reagan: it is good to see your incoming president, jerry o'leary. in his book, larry said that jerry would line his coat pockets of pastries. jerry denies it. earlier tonight, just to be safe i told him, keep his hands off of my general -- my dinner roll. larry said preparing me for the conference was like reinventing the wheel. that is not true. i was around when the wheel was invented, and it was easy. [applause] even howardagan: baker is writing a book about me. it is called three by five, the measure of a presidency. [laughter] hintdent reagan: mike, and -- and his book he said that i had a short attention span. let'sgoing to reply, but move on to something else. [laughter] [applause] president reagan: now, i forgot , iacknowledge yakov smirnov have heard him before, he is a very funny man. i just have an idea -- why don't you and i have fun? how would you like to go to the summit as my interpreter? [laughter] [applause] reagan: the media certainly has had a lot t

raising a ton of money. 2016 presidential candidate jeb bush has already raised four times more than every candidate in 2012 combined. harvard professor larry presidential campaign on this issue. when i talked to him he had some pretty harsh things to say about our current system. you often say money is corrupting to government. how so? >> i think the corrupting influence is the influence that as the candidate spends if you're a member of congress 30% to 70% of your time raising money. >> do things like super p.a.c.s make that worse? >> what that means this is >> at this point you may be wondering what can even be done? you would be surprised how many different ideas are out there and just waiting to be implemented. >> we need new legal ction. valeo and ley v. citizens united overturned. >> what this act needs to do is make sure that the laws stay up with the changes that the supreme court makes. >> i think the much more important change is to establish citizens for an election. public funding of election. >> we should fully disclose to the public the sources of campaign expenditures. >> it's really free television time is the core, is the

bush. this kind of thing sells. newt gingrich did well on it four years ago. there's nothing in that sense unusual about it except more accent on it with donald trump. >> larry, when you go to "the washington post".com, you can listen more to the interview. you listen to bob woodward and robert costa talking about this conversation, bob woodward goes as far as saying it is a very dreary outlook, that's a springboard for conversation. usually you talk about or think of presidential candidates, think of their message of optimism, what they can deliver. does this come at great risk that donald trump would say, you know, this is a pessimistic view of the next 8 years? >> fred, not among his followers. part of the attraction to him is that they also have a pessimistic outlook on where the united states has gone. it is all in the slogan. make america great again. if you believe it has to be made great again, you think things have gone downhill. he and his followers are in sync there. the problem with trump is large numbers not among his followers disagree with that message and it is tough to meld them and his backers together. >> thanks, appreciate it. >>> turning

raising a ton of money. 2016 presidential candidate jeb bush has already raised four times more than every candidate in 2012 combined. harvard professor larry ran his presidential campaign on this issue. when i talked to him he had some pretty harsh things to say about our current system. you often say money is corrupting to government. how so? >> i think the corrupting influence is the influence that as the candidate spends if you're a member of congress 30% to 70% of your time raising money. >> do things like super p.a.c.s make that worse? >> what that means this is fundraising, it's concentrated in a smaller and smaller number of people. what that does is create a dependence on a tiny slice of the 1% which isn't in any sense representative of the american public. >> at this point you may be wondering what can even be done? you would be surprised how many different ideas are out there and just waiting to be implemented. >> we need new legal action. we need buckley and citizens united overturned. >> what this act needs to do is make sure that the laws stay up with the changes that the supreme court makes. >> i think the much more important

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