buckley send to the book to mailer. in the back of the book -- in the index, next to norman mailer's name, buckley wrote mailer" because he knew would look there first. [laughter] he did not quote mailer on selma. letter, ciences "corrigibly, bill." for me, this is what started off the project. after norman mailer died in 2007, he sold his papers for $2.5 million. a magazine published some of these excerpts from these letters. i was sitting in bed reading and i sat up when i read this particular letter. i said, there is something rich here that i need to investigate. , the enfantailer terrible of the post world war ii left, writing words with backwards in them, sometimes champion socialism, an iconoclast, a libertine, the husband of six women, the lovers of countless more, he once stabbed his wife with a penknife, missing by millimeters her heart, and she did not divorce him until a year after that. [laughter] he loved too had put people at parties. -- to headbutt people at parties. five foot seven inches, like i've alr

mailer, of all people, norman mailer thought to preserve that vital space. he signed the letter, "incorrigibly yours, norman." i thought that was great. buckley writes back almost immediately, "thank you norman for your warm and amusing letter. anyway, i have a lot more to teach you than how to reason." these guys were so funny. can i quote that part that refers to the shameful destination of the press? can recruit a lefty to say that the press got me wrong? mailer said no, he did not want to appear to be defending the cops of selma. when buckley wrote about this incident, he left out mailer's sympathetic line. they collected that essay that he wrote in a book a year later. buckley send to the book to mailer. in the back of the book -- in the index, next to norman mailer's name, buckley wrote "hi! :)" because he knew mailer would look there first. [laughter] he did not quote mailer on selma. buckley signs letter, "corrigibly, bill." for me, this is what started off the project. after norman mailer died in 2007, he sold his papers for $2.5 million. a magazine

scholz describes their political differences and close relationships in his book, "buckley and mailer: the difficult friendship that shaped the 1960's." this is part of a day long summit at grand valley state in, grand rapids michigan. >> good morning everyone. i am program manager of the common ground initiative. i am pleased to usher in our first sessiod

scholz describes their political differences and close relationships in his book, "buckley and mailer: the difficult friendship that shaped the 1960's." this is part of a day long summit at grand valley state in, grand rapids michigan. >>

>> yes, we are looking at using that images, there are icons for or first enrollment mailer. we were still looking at that. one of the challenges with enrollment mailers is we have to translate the terms and conditions into 4 different languages and that presents a bit of a mailer and information challenge so we want to use the super green super hero much more as we do more advertising so think you will see a lut more of that. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> jason fried executive officer for lafco. to add what they were talking about for those that want the [inaudible] i have them. i will be at the harvey milk birthday celebration sunday put on harvey milk democratic club and more people wim have these for people that already signed up and you can pick it up there or find ways to get those that already signed up but those are mainly for those looking for super green. that is quhie i left one at each of your desks because you aurltd signed up. for those that don't sign up for super green we will have for the green. go to clean powersf.org/enroll and enroll now. outside

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as i look here with our postal customers and mailers, who depend on us. one of the things i wanted to talk about is the downsizing commitment that has been made by the postal service, reducing your workforce by 200,000 career since 2006. reducing the work hours by 331 million. changing operation hours. can you, miss brennan, and i would like mr. rolando to weigh in on this as well in my, mailers if you have time, how has this consolidation and reduction of workforce align with the phase one and phase two of the network of rationalization plans or initiatives? >> if i may start, congresswoman, we completed phase one. phase two we completed 17 of the projected 82 consolidations. so we have additional consolidations that we'll revisit. we'll redo the economic analysis, given data is now five years old and would make the appropriate notifications before we resume those consolidations. >> mr. rolando, how is it affecting day-to-day -- >> first i like to say, keep in mind, a lot is in reaction, is in reaction to the prefunding itself. i keep hearing over and ov

orlando to weigh on this as well in my mailers if you have time.ow has this consolidation and reduction of workforce aligned with the phase one and phase two initiative?rk phase one.eted phase two, we completed 17 of the projected 82 consolidations. we have additional consolidations that we will revisit, we will redo the economic analysis given that is now five years old and would make the appropriate notifications before we resume those consolidations. what's mr. orlando. how is this affecting the day today? >> keep in mind, a lot of this is a reaction to the pre-funding itself. i keep hearing over and over what would you do if you were a private company? if we were a private company, we wouldn't have $50 billion of resources tied up in a fund for 75 years. it would affect standards, it would affect service, it would affect rates, it would affect vehicles, infrastructure, it would affect all kinds of things. the take away from all of this is we are not allowed in the way to act like a private company. we have pre-fund. there is no appetite and con

as i look here with our postal customers and mailers who depend on us. but one of the things i wanted to talk about is the downsizing commitment that has been made by the postal service, reducing your workforce by 200,000 reducingince 2006, your work hours by 331 million. changing operation hours. can you, ms. brennan, and i would like mr. rolando to weigh in on this as well, how has this consolidation and reduction of workforce aligned with the phase one and phase two network of the initiative? ms. brennan: if i may start, we can pleaded -- completed phase one. phase two, we completed 17 of the project did -- projected 82 consolidations. we will redo the economic analysis, given the data is now five years old, and make the appropriate notifications before we resume consolidations. >> how is it affecting the day-to-day? >> first of all, keep -- in mind, a lot of this is in reaction to the pre-funding. i keep hearing over and over, what would you do if you were a private company? a private company, we would not have $50 billion of resources tied up in a f

>> yes, we are looking at using that images, there are icons for or first enrollment mailer. we were still looking at that. one of the challenges with enrollment mailers is we have to translate the terms and conditions into 4 different languages and that presents a bit of a mailer and information challenge so we want to use the super green super hero much more as we do more advertising so think you will see a lut more of that. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> jason fried executive officer for lafco. to add what they were talking about for those that want the [inaudible] i have them. i will be at the harvey milk birthday celebration sunday put on harvey milk democratic club and more people wim have these for people that already signed up and you can pick it up there or find ways to get those that already signed up but those are mainly for those looking for super green. that is quhie i left one at each of your desks because you aurltd signed up. for those that don't sign up for super green we will have for the green. go to clean powersf.org/enroll and enroll now. outside

>> yes, we are looking at using that images, there are icons for or first enrollment mailer. we were still looking at that. one of the challenges with enrollment mailers is we have to translate the terms and conditions into 4 different languages and that presents a bit of a mailer and information challenge so we want to use the super green super hero much more as we do more advertising so think you will see a lut more of that. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> jason fried executive officer for lafco. to add what they were talking about for those that want the [inaudible] i have them. i will be at the harvey milk birthday celebration sunday put on harvey milk democratic club and more people wim have these for people that already signed up and you can pick it up there or find ways to get those that already signed up but those are mainly for those looking for super green. that is quhie i left one at each of your desks because you aurltd signed up. for those that don't sign up for super green we will have for the green. go to clean powersf.org/enroll and enroll now. outside

>> yes, we are looking at using that images, there are icons for or first enrollment mailer.e were still looking at that. one of the challenges with enrollment mailers is we have to translate the terms and conditions into 4 different languages and that presents a bit of a mailer and information challenge so we want to use the super green super hero much more as we do more advertising so think you will see a lut more of that. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> jason fried executive officer for lafco. to add what they were talking about for those that want the [inaudible] i have them. i will be at the harvey milk birthday celebration sunday put on harvey milk democratic club and more people wim have these for people that already signed up and you can pick it up there or find ways to get those that already signed up but those are mainly for those looking for super green. that is quhie i left one at each of your desks because you aurltdd up. for those that don't sign up for super green we will have for the green. go to clean powersf.org/enroll and enroll now. outside the mark

rolando to weigh in on this as well in my mailers, if you have time. how has this consolidation and reduction of workforce aligned with the phase one and phase two of the network of rationalization plan or initiative? >> if i can. phase one we completed. phase two we completed 17 of the projected 82 consolidations. so, we have additional cons consolidations that we'll revisit. we'll redo the economic analysis given the data is now five years old and would make the appropriate notifications before we would resume those consolidations. >> mr. rolando, how is it affecting the day-to-day -- >> first of all, i would like to say, keep in mind a lot of this is in reaction to the prefunding itself. i keep hearing over and over what would you do if you were a private company. and if we were a private company, we wouldn't have $50 billion of resources tied up in a fund for 75 years into the future. it would certainly affect the standards. it would affect service. it would affect rates. it would affect vehicles. it would affect infrastructure. it would affect all

. >> reporter: but in many cases, the back mailer is anonymous. as students at george mason university discovered that this week. >> to hear there were two more cases was disturbing. >> reporter: an e-mail from university officials sounded the alarm that unknown suspects gained the trust of two students over the internet enticing them to broadcast sexual acts over their web cams. once they said, the suspects recorded the video and threatened to post them on the internet if they didn't pay $5,000. >> this is calculated, it's cold hearted, and malicious sadism. >> reporter: it's something the department of justice says is becoming common, especially when it comes to children. the vast majority of the victims are female and minors. >> reporter: why do the victims fall for this? >> victims are in their young teens. they're experimenting. suddenly there's this person who is giving you all this wonderful validation. and that's the perfect storm for an offender to take advantage. >> reporter: in one particularly heinous case, a 26-year-old man named luca

>> yes, we are looking at using that images, there are icons for or first enrollment mailer. we were still looking at that. one of the challenges with enrollment mailers is we have to translate the terms and conditions into 4 different languages and that presents a bit of a mailer and information challenge so we want to use the super green super hero much more as we do more advertising so think you will see a lut more of that. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> jason fried executive officer for lafco. to add what they were talking about for those that want the [inaudible] i have them. i will be at the harvey milk birthday celebration sunday put on harvey milk democratic club and more people wim have these for people that already signed up and you can pick it up there or find ways to get those that already signed up but those are mainly for those looking for super green. that is quhie i left one at each of your desks because you aurltd signed up. for those that don't sign up for super green we will have for the green. go to clean powersf.org/enroll and enroll now. outside

with the upcoming ten-year review, mailers need an accurate accounting and understanding of the costs of the products and service they received from the postal service. the commit should not be required to judge the performance of the existing system on the basis of data that are inadequate. it's imperative that the postal service be directed to use the many data-driven tools and inform visibility to supply the data that the commission so sorely needs about the current system of rate regulation and how to move forward in its review. it is end of the day mailers need reliability and consistent in order to continue to investment in mail for business communication and commerce. chairman chaffetz, ranking member cummings, this concludes my prepared statement. i can answer any questions. >> you've asked me to focus on the urgent need for postal reform legislation and the provisions that we believe are necessary. i'm pleased to do that today, but before i do, it's important that we take a moment to recognize the current reality of the postal service. it is no longer 2009 when the great rece

. >> dirty campaign mailer, accusations of women being bullied.e're not talking about the republican race for president. the south bay race making trump look tame. >> new at 6:00, bay area freeways turning into the wild west. a closer look at what's driving a sudden spike in shootouts. and how a man who has lived that life is fighting back. >> bush fires, dogs in hot cars, brush fires, the 90s, how long the summer heat is expected to last. >> good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. new at 6:00 tonight, dramatic video of whale rescues off the california coast. the giant creatures are getting tangled up in what's become a late crab season. kpix 5's don ford on who is coming to their rescue. >> reporter: turn right some. >> reporter: just below the surface a humpback whale is struggling to untangle itself from fishing lines pulling floats keeping it from swimming free. this rescue crew is using a pole-mounted hook knife trying to release the animal. >> okay, okay, okay. i think i got something. i know i got something there. >> reporter:

>> yes, we are looking at using that images, there are icons for or first enrollment mailer. we were still looking at that. one of the challenges with enrollment mailers is we have to translate the terms and conditions into 4 different languages and that presents a bit of a mailer and information challenge so we want to use the super green super hero much more as we do more advertising so think you will see a lut more of that. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> jason fried executive officer for lafco. to add what they were talking about for those that want the [inaudible] i have them. i will be at the harvey milk birthday celebration sunday put on harvey milk democratic club and more people wim have these for people that already signed up and you can pick it up there or find ways to get those that already signed up but those are mainly for those looking for super green. that is quhie i left one at each of your desks because you aurltd signed up. for those that don't sign up for super green we will have for the green. go to clean powersf.org/enroll and enroll now. outside

know this because i talk to enough people about the show and interact with enough people through e-mailers and callers. that i have a pretty good idea why you come here and what you really want. the show is involved mightily from when we started it. it was an outgrowth of a radio show called real money. that's where we first heard boo-ya. in conjunction with a come i called the street. still going strong. still write for it every day. and i manage my job at trust. when we started the show, people were thirsting for specific investment ideas. i was happy to comply. the stock market changed over time. we got hit with the great recession which challenged what we called the entire asset class. meaning stocks as a way to save and make money. we have many big companies. particularly destroyed by the downturn. they didn't have enough money to handle the decline. a credit crisis. i am proud that if you watched me you might have avoided a lot of the downturn. i shouted from the roof tops that the feds were nuts and it was far worse handle the anyone realized. i always final it ironic that i was the

. >> we were found at fault for this and will pay most all of the cost related to the new ballot mailer. it looks like they will be sharing some of the cost with us. >> it only cost the school district $6000 to get it on the ballot in november, and it will cost at least $169,000 in the june ballot. so in other words, you get an "f.">>> the city refunding nearly 1000 red light camera tickets because the yellow light at two intersections were set too short, and the city roddy and over $229,000 in revenue from the cameras, and the city council meets tomorrow at 7 pm. >>> lush and green lawns could be making a comeback, and the state water board made let us use more water.>> and the vote on the water quota on wednesday, and cities must conserve 25% to as high as 36%, and soon there may be no restrictions in some areas. others say it is only right to share what we get.>> and some have green grass, and i have brown grass.>> there are some that have ruled that this will not change and we will still carry a stiff fine.>> not allowing any water runoff when watering the lawn, using only a hose eq

i've spoken to a few people, one of them said his dad who lived there used to get very good mailers fromice about how to be prepared for the hurricane season. that's just a small example of the local work she has done on the ground year after year. understand, she has never been opposed except for her first race in the primary. 20 years ago, this is her first primary. it's pretty remarkable. >> how unhappy would you say the florida voters are. florida is clinton country. is there a lot of dissatisfaction with the notion that the dnc has had its thumb on the nail for the clintons? >> when you look at the race, it's been the sanders versus clinton back story. how that transfers we don't know. what's going to happen in florida with the party chair, debbie wasserman schultz, having to think about the election when one the thing that they want to do is unity. that's a difficult challenge to pull off and that's what we're going to look at going forward, joy. >> less than a month art convention she's going to be in a primary. it's amazing. fernand and mark are sticking around, of course. >>> up

. >> reporter: bell is playing hardball with campos saying she was involved in the infamous mailer that accused her brother's city council opponent of being a communist. former supervisor george shirakawa was charged criminally after his dna was found on the stamp and labor thugs cased her home after her husband was involved in a fight with a labor leader at a fundraising event last week. the chp is investigating. >> i don't want to say that i was intimidated. but i was concerned and i didn't think that they would use a tactic that they are using now. >> it's, um, sad but, uhm, this is the way it's going because of the desperation tactics. >> reporter: in a state senate race where bad blood has been simmering, things are starting to boil over. in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> in the race for the white house, oregon and kentucky taking center stage tonight for the democrats while the polls are still open in oregon. they closed in kentucky two hours ago. right now the race there too close to call. a dead heat with hillary clinton and bernie sanders. sanders with 47%, clinton with 46%

goodbye autobiography to plato's republic, all of the harlem renaissance writers, james a baldwin, mailerand political science, lotta african history and world culture, ja rogers. >> guest: and at the same time that you are doing all of this reading you also have this growing spiritual consciousnessu when you would in, or you christian you grew up in a christian household, tell us about that evolution. >> guest: i grew up, my mother was churchgoing she still is a churchgoing lady.things i i didn't grow up with a hard structured you have to go to church every sunday, one of the things i respect about both my parents as they left that choice up to us most of the time. there were some times that we had to go to church when i was like easter, christmas et cetera ribbon for the most part they left her religious choices up to us. they created really an opportunity for me to grow in my own quest understand my life spiritually. so i started off off reading the bible then i studied islam for a while, i practice some variation of that faith. for a few years before i got disenchanted with structured

hillary was mailer.e of those women were destroyed not by him but by the way that hillary clinton treated them after everything went down. >> in the meantime hillary clinton is now both criticizing and courting republicans her campaign is reportedly stabbing a republicans for hillary group to try to win over republicans opposed to donald trump. >> you're voting for someone who has a solemn responsibility to keep america save ton continue leading in the world and somewhat i'm hearing from donald trump is quite concerning, rig right? >> 94% of the delegates secured clinton is not there yet. bernie sanders is vowing to fight through the remaining primaries. he'll be campaigning in new jersey tomorrow. so joining us this morning to talk about all of this democratic strategist eleanor dezi and republican strategist joseph did he fell lease. thank you for coming in. >> thanks for having us. >> i'll start with the republicans. the presumptive nominee at this point really is donald trump. what do you think and w

>> yes, we are looking at using that images, there are icons for or first enrollment mailer. we were still looking at that. one of the challenges with enrollment mailers is we have to translate the terms and conditions into 4 different languages and that presents a bit of a mailer and information challenge so we want to use the super green super hero much more as we do more advertising so think you will see a lut more of that. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> jason fried executive officer for lafco. to add what they were talking about for those that want the [inaudible] i have them. i will be at the harvey milk birthday celebration sunday put on harvey milk democratic club and more people wim have these for people that already signed up and you can pick it up there or find ways to get those that already signed up but those are mainly for those looking for super green. that is quhie i left one at each of your desks because you aurltd signed up. for those that don't sign up for super green we will have for the green. go to clean powersf.org/enroll and enroll now. outside

asian-americans and pacific islanders are registering at rates never seen before from mailers that areend out. lating all groups at 5.3%. they normally don't register at these high rates. joining me now is fred yang, partner at the hart research group. fred, you know a little bit about numbers here, i hear. tell me, are these numbers of any note as we look at this one group, the aepi group which went for the democrat as you know in 2012 at, what, 73%? does this sound consistent with the way they're trending from what you've seen? >> it does. look, elections are about the present and the future. one future trend, richard, about the aapi vote is by 2040, their numbers will have doubled where they are now. so this is a growing population even as we speak. in terms of 2016, not only will aapi voters be a bigger share of the overall electorate now versus four years ago, but, look, they're still small proportion alley, but they could have big impacts richard in some of these battleground states where the margin could be a couple points, the nevadas, the north carolinas, even the floridas. th

in the 2014 election, the democratic party paid for mailers supporting pals run in a cynical and misguidedttempt to help their own candidate. in recent weeks, powell had been excited about his upcoming run for congress because not only had he run into thousand 6, and 2014, he was going to run again in 2016. he was a good and honest man. it a great example of what means to be of no compromise libertarian. we all miss his wit and charm on the campaign trail. for june 5schedule in scottsdale, arizona. >> [applause] >> i want to remind the delegation chairs that when they get there ballots, they should let their tellers vote. tellers do get to vote. is mr. hayes in the room? room.somewhere in the just a moment. this is your convention so i want to ask. are balloting, with the indulgence of the body, i would like to bring up somebody to speak for 20 minutes. is that ok? >> sounds like mostly yes. he is moving towards the stage. theuld like to bring up gentleman i had an opportunity to meet in freedom fest in 2014. he was kind enough to give me a copy of his book entitled "on hurt people and don

the lack of transparency has resulted another decisions that have been posed mailers without creating course on being deficiencies in the postal number. the postal service, customers and regulatory commission would benefit rate they buy an upgrade of modeling system. the postal service should move without an informed disability system that would enable cost in an automated fashion similar to how it attracts service performance at the nation. for business customers the quality of delivery is a key component of the value. timeliness, consistency and reliability are extremely to users and recipient of the mail. the postal service inability to provide reliable service is causing many enterprises to look to other means of their preferred method for communicating and doing business. legislative reform will need to be leveraged in remain viable. ehlers urged congress to address and the power to do so. why mandated requirement to allow for postal employees. and they need accurate unders may not cause they receive on the postal service. the commission should not be required to judge the perfor

there will be a lot of documents here and two of his people including this guy mailer, a close personal friend, will testify begins him. we have seen him once before in the trial of his son who is in jail right now. >> defense is just suggesting, ken does that fly. >> i think chaka fattah, you know, his political career goes back to 1983. he has been in philadelphia politics for 33 years. he started out in the house of represent in the state house, then went to the senate and then to congress. he he has done a lot of great things in his 33 years and been very popular. he will rely on that reputation, i'm sure his lawyers will try before the jury all of the good things he has done in those 33 years and in the end he will hope that carries the day. >> where is the porsche coming in. >> so renee fattah, former anchor person at channel ten, in longer there, the allegation is by federal government it was a bogus sale of that vehicle for $18,000 to a man who i think wanted an ambassador ship. $18,000 was a bogus sale, 18,000 was used to secure a mortgage allege the federal g so they could buy

one thing we are starting, we'll be sending it out next year, is a welcome mailer to over 90,000 members in the city, those are our members, to let them know the hospital is open, the hospital is for you. continue to go to primary care when you need it but when you need emergency care or specialty services, this is your hospital. we realized this was important for a couple reasons. one is that a lot of our network members didn't realize they were network members or this is their hospital so we're just reinforcing that. secondly, when people saw the new hospital there was some concern that it was fancy or private and not for them. so we really wanted to reinforce the message that this is your hospital. so that will be the first mailing that we've done out to all of our members. excited about it. the other thing you will start to see in the coming weeks is advertising in media quluing press around the city. so you'll see outdoor ads and this is just one example, this is a 95-year-old patient from chinatown public health, cancer survivor, recovering hip replacement patient, so we're -- the

you know, i had an e-mailer or a comment this morning that the gorilla was innocent and the child wasault. you know, that seems a little bit extreme. but you do have that animal rights and i certainly consider myself an animal lover but you have that animal rights contingent that absolutely is putting -- placing more value on the endangered gorilla than the child. >> so last question. what kind of backlash have you gotten online? >> you know, very little. very little. you know, i did have an e-mail calling me a terrible writer and, you know, implied, i think, terrible person. but i've gotten a ton of support and so many parents have reached out to say -- to tell me about their one moment, just as i described my one moment of, you know, failure to safely control the child. and, you know, where they've lost a child in a crowd or in water or, you know, it stuck something into an electric outlet. you know, it's -- i think parents are less quick, especially as we stop to reflect, i think parents are less quick to blame because we have all been there at one moment or another. >> cindi andre

candidates have been sending out mailers, e-mails, personal phone calls to the delegates, handwrittenes, and a walking to the convention hall even as -- the day before we start i have seen candidates pressing to dread to arnie delegate's vote. >> to former governors right now forming the ticket of johnson and weld. they're getting a lot of attention, but as you indicated they're not the only candidates vying for your party's nomination. >> they are not, this is been a very vigorous race for the nomination. there between three and five, depending on how you count were been going around to state party convention over the last few months trying to earn the support of the delegates. you have governor johnson, john a security expert, and austin peterson a tv producer, .ational committee member those gentlemen of all been vigorously contesting the nomination. >> what does the libertarian party stand for? what is your basic mission statement, as a party? >> for us come our core principles, the idea that every person has a right to live their life and pursue happiness in any way they choose a

and i'll give you an example of one things they did, this mailer, which features me on one side, onethe guards that were guarding the petitions we submitted to put the initiative on the ballot, this went to every household in the state of california. and they spent tens of millions of dollars on tv ads. how did we counter that? first, we pointed out, guess who's behind the ad blitz? the more they spent, the more it made sense to people in the political jujitsu, it's the insurance companies trying to defend their right to rip you off. but we had no money. so we resorted to things like this, where i delivered a truck load full of horse manure to farmer's insurance, that was one of the major backers of the opposition to proposition 103. and then, of course, what happened was, it took off. people -- it galvanized public opinion and every dollar they spent against us, we jujitsued it into a galvanizing people to support our initiative. there was one other element to our campaign and this is ralph nader, in 1988, farmer's market in los angeles campaigning for proposition 103. and his butto

and i'll give you an example of one things they did, this mailer, which features me on one side, one of the guards that were guarding the petitions we submitted to put the initiative on the ballot, this went to every household in the state of california. and they spent tens of millions of dollars on tv ads. how did we counter that? first, we pointed out, guess who's behind the ad blitz? the more they spent, the more it made sense to people in the political jujitsu, it's the insurance companies trying to defend their right to rip you off. but we had no money. so we resorted to things like this, where i delivered a truck load full of horse manure to farmer's insurance, that was one of the major backers of the opposition to proposition 103. and then, of course, what happened was, it took off. people -- it galvanized public opinion and every dollar they spent against us, we jujitsued it into a galvanizing people to support our initiative. there was one other element to our campaign and this is ralph nader, in 1988, farmer's market in los angeles campaigning for proposition 103. and his b

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one thing we are starting, we'll be sending it out next year, is a welcome mailer to over 90,000 members in the city, those are our members, to let them know the hospital is open, the hospital is for you. continue to go to primary care when you need it but when you need emergency care or specialty services, this is your hospital. we realized this was important for a couple reasons. one is that a lot of our network members didn't realize they were network members or this is their hospital so we're just reinforcing that. secondly, when people saw the new hospital there was some concern that it was fancy or private and not for them. so we really wanted to reinforce the message that this is your hospital. so that will be the first mailing that we've done out to all of our members. excited about it. the other thing you will start to see in the coming weeks is advertising in media quluing press around the city. so you'll see outdoor ads and this is just one example, this is a 95-year-old patient from chinatown public health, cancer survivor, recovering hip replacement patient, so we're -- the

so if you didn't get a piece of mail which is what campaigns typically do, you get a phone call, a mailer. if the campaign didn't do that, is that a failing of the campaign? >> i guess so. i did not get that memo. i interviewed bernie before on the show. i never heard that from anybody. i sat outside my place crying with a bernie sanders sign and i was arrested because you can't do that. >> is there an argument to be made that democrats should open up their process to independents and that it would sort of enrich the party to have people like pete be able to vote without having to formally become democrat? >> you look at this patchwork approach we have gone through, some states have primary and caucus, you think let's pick one. we could probably get rid of the caucus. there's not a real -- >> except you have to make states pay for the primary. that's the problem. the parties pay for a caucus. the state won't pay for a primary, you're stuck. >> you get past the caucus, you think how will we pick between open and closed primary? there is never going to be agreement on that. that debate will