. >> hello chair larry bushes for friends of ethics one our appreciation for the service of commissioner paul that led the commission it is overdue if only she would have applied but a good choice and the commission is better because of it and this was the term while you were here we put on prop c and prop t that was a jump start for 10 years for the activist peter king is unquestionably a good choice we hope to see a continued progress in the advancement on ethics thank you. >> thank you any other public comment. hearing none, in favor of commissioner keane. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> nancy pelosi's hearing no opposition commissioner keane congratulations and thought i could give you the chair but no, i couldn't quit until the 28 as chair turning to the second item is the selection of a vice chair and i will entertain nominations for the vice chair. >> i'd like to (inaudible). >> all right. are there any 09 nominations hearing none, close and call for public comment. >> hearing none, i'll call the question. > all in favor, say i. > of commissioner chiu as vice chair all in favor,

. >> hello chair larry bushes for friends of ethics one our appreciation for the service of commissioner paul that led the commission it is overdue if only she would have applied but a good choice and the commission is better because of it and this was the term while you were here we put on prop c and prop t that was a jump start for 10 years for the activist peter king is unquestionably a good choice we hope to see a continued progress in the advancement on ethics thank you. >> thank you any other public comment. hearing none, in favor of commissioner keane. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> nancy pelosi's hearing no opposition commissioner keane congratulations and thought i could give you the chair but no, i couldn't quit until the 28 as chair turning to the second item is the selection of a vice chair and i will entertain nominations for the vice chair. >> i'd like to (inaudible). >> all right. are there any 09 nominations hearing none, close and call for public comment. >> hearing none, i'll call the question. > all in favor, say i. > of commissioner chiu as vice chair all in favor,

. >> commissioners larry bush for friends of ethics. we would suggest another category in addition to the ones you have in various committees and that would be a category of major donors that while they're not a committee per say they used to be that the evidence commission did track major donors to do audits on major donors. that did turn out to produce some very important information including criminal convictions. as a result of the-the result the decision was made that executive director to no longer do audits of major donors and so there've not been any done for any real tracking of them. so we would suggest major donors to the list of categories to look at. we would also suggest you audit any committee that leaves at least 20% of the donors blank under occupation or address. that's usually an indication of money laundering. every time that you have a quandary laundering case you looked at it has been as a result of a large number of donors were listed without addresses for occupancy. then the third one is perkins back to an issue

. >> commissioners larry bush for friends of ethics. we would suggest another category in addition to the ones you have in various committees and that would be a category of major donors that while they're not a committee per say they used to be that the evidence commission did track major donors to do audits on major donors. that did turn out to produce some very important information including criminal convictions. as a result of the-the result the decision was made that executive director to no longer do audits of major donors and so there've not been any done for any real tracking of them. so we would suggest major donors to the list of categories to look at. we would also suggest you audit any committee that leaves at least 20% of the donors blank under occupation or address. that's usually an indication of money laundering. every time that you have a quandary laundering case you looked at it has been as a result of a large number of donors were listed without addresses for occupancy. then the third one is perkins back to an issue

they have called a neighborhood meeting next week to talk about the bush larrys and to come up with some sort of plan to prevent them. >> a live look in the house chamber where the future of the health care system continues. the house ways and means committees voted to repeal on those who don't have health insurance. edward lawrence live in washington to break it all down for us. >>> good morning, laura. it means it moves forward. it is is a big hurdle if it passes. that was a marathon session that ended early this morning with a vote down party lines. there is still a hurdle to go over. house speaker ryan has guaranteed republicans have the vote to pass the plan in the house and senate. >> reporter: the most conservative of the republican parties blasted the american health care act. >> this needs to be changed in a dramatic way. >> the far right believe the plan doesn't go far enough to end medicaid entitlement and gives away too much to offset premiums. >> i think the president was very clear when he said this bill is open for negotiation. the bill as written will not pass the senate.

. >> commissioners larry bush for friends of ethics. we would suggest another category in addition to the ones you have in various committees and that would be a category of major donors that while they're not a committee per say they used to be that the evidence commission did track major donors to do audits on major donors. that did turn out to produce some very important information including criminal convictions. as a result of the-the result the decision was made that executive director to no longer do audits of major donors and so there've not been any done for any real tracking of them. so we would suggest major donors to the list of categories to look at. we would also suggest you audit any committee that leaves at least 20% of the donors blank under occupation or address. that's usually an indication of money laundering. every time that you have a quandary laundering case you looked at it has been as a result of a large number of donors were listed without addresses for occupancy. then the third one is perkins back to an issue

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larry bossidy. former u.s. commerce secretary under president george w. bush, carlos gutierrez. of the albright stonebridge group. what's your policy on commenting on current commerce secretaries? you like george w. bush? what do you think so far? you like what you heard? >> it's easy to comment on secretary ross. i've known him for over a decade. i worked with him when i was at commerce. he's the right person for the right time. he knows how the world works. he knows how trade works. he knows the good and the bad. he's got tremendous experience, tremendous knowledge, tremendous wisdom. so he's the right man at the right time. >> one of my questions was, what's it like, for you too, secretary. you were in the private sector. when you go into that -- i mean, it's hard for me to come up with a word. a maelstrom? a swamp? what is it when you go in there and suddenly see what it takes to do something versus a ceo decision you used to be able to just make. don't you get frustrated and bogged down? i think i might -- >> you know, there are moments of frustration, but the overall sense