president mccarthy. >> yes. [calling roll] >> the motion carried unanimously. >> obviously we will keep the comments short, because i am not used to people talking nicely to me, and i will find it the most uncomfortable part of the job here. thank you for your support in placing this on our on me. i will pledge to do as all have talked about. we have a very real opportunity to help dig at the city out of this very difficult time we of been in. i think the commission has a vital role to play in that. i look forward to being a part of that. i do come from a very strong background, and i believe practice and what you create. i am committed to be involved in every aspect of this department. i have tremendous respect for the rank and file. i have experienced what they have to do to make their work go around, and i believe as the

mccarthy would speak of traitors." and so he did, in a fearsome, reckless crusade that terrorized washington, destroyed lives, and made a shambles of due process. >> now, mr. chairman, do i have the floor or do i not? >> point of order. >> oh, be quiet. mr. chairman? >> i haven't the slightest intention of being quiet, senator mccarthy. >> mr. chairman, do i have the floor? >> the counsel is running this committee and you're not running it. >> mr. chairman, do i have the floor? >> millions of americans lapped it up, but in the end, joe mccarthy would be done in by the medium he had used so effectively to spread his poison -- television. the legendary broadcaster edward r. murrow bravely exposed mccarthy's tactics on the cbs program "see it now." >> announcer: on the week's news. >> this is no time for men who oppose senator mccarthy's methods to keep silent, or for those who approve. we can deny our heritage and our history, but we cannot escape responsibility for the result. there is no way for a citizen of a republic

commissioner mccarthy: thank you. next item. >> item 7, discussion and possible action for the commission to convene a closed session regarding a public employee appointment -- deputy director. a -- public comment on all matters pertaining to the closed session. if there's any public comment on the item 7a? seeing none, possible action to convene a closed session. pursuant to government code section 54957 (b) and the san francisco administrative code 67.10 (b). is there a motion to build a closed session? >> mou to go to close session. >> second. >> second. -- move to go to closed session. >> we are reconvening after the close session, item number seven. is there an item tmotion to rec? >> move, seconded. >> we are now in open session. >> item number7b, action to convene a closed session -- reconvene in open session to vote on whether to disclose any or all discussions held in closed session. >> move to disclose. >> the commission has agreed to discuss the item. >> thank you. as president of the commission, you have b

on the motion, president mccarthy? vice-president -- [takes vote] okay, the motion carries unanimously. what's the next item? >> item #6. discussion and possible action to appoint commissioners to serve on the nominations subcommittee. currently, i believe there is only one person remaining. we have to seize the nomination committee. >> i would like to nominate the commissioner. >> is there any other one? >> i would like to nominate commissioner mar. >> to both of you except? >> yes. >> if someone could state a motion to nominate commissioner mar, elgar, and lee? >> so moved. >> is there a second? >> second. >> is there a public comment on this item? >> seeing no one, and the motion to appoint the commissioner to the nomination subcommittee, i will do a vote on this motion. president mccarthy? [takes roll call vote] [all vote yes] the motion carries unanimously. congratulations. item number seven, discussion and possible action regarding the proposed ordinance. i am sorry, we heard that out of order, i apologize. item

mccarthy had much more power. it is a lesson that people do learn through one media or another. >> other questions? yes? >> i thought it was refreshing to hear a conversation about journalism that used words like balance and authority and consensus. but none of you used the "f" word. by that i mean fox news. and talking about a journalism that is agenda driven and distorted and highly partisan. i wonder where that fits in not just in a historical term, but a lot of the power of fox news is creating a history. i want you all to talk about the "f" word for a minute. >> let me turn it into a question about the "m" word and ask alan. is ruppert murdoch our luce? >> i don't think so. a lot of people have said that to me. i mean, they do have similarity in they both have had a big empire. although rupert murdoch's empire is hugely larger than luce's ever was. i don't think murdoch, although i'm sure he has a political view, that's not really important to him. it's really just a moneymaking institution in the fact that i

he's seen his buddy tim mccarthy and he didn't want to run over mccarthy with the 13,000 pound limo. they head straight out connecticut avenue at the moment. what they didn't know at the time hinckley's final shot, the sixth one, had ricochetted off the back quarter panel of the limousin. actually they recovered the black paint and matched that off the bullet that was later removed from the president and as reagan is diving hits him right here around here and lo >> we're going to get in the taxi and follow the ride of the limousin. do you think this is roughly the way it was parked. >> pretty close this, direction like this, out there towards t street and the rear door, rear part of the limo was almost touching the sidewalk. remember, the sidewalk is actually was so right about here is probably where the door was. all right. so you're going to go out here and you're going to make a left down connecticut and then you're going to make a right, you know, continue connecticut down 17th street and then make a right on pennsylvania. can you do that? >> so paint us the picture inside the li

i personally would like to nominate ankus mccarthy --angus mccarthy. i believe we have a lot of work to do in areas that his experience and expertise are helpful. just as i did a couple of years ago, when i supported commissioner murphy for the presidency, i believe that the contractors seat is the best person to lead the commission at this time still. i will tell you why -- our department is running well. the areas that needed improving our improving, but there is still a lot to do. in my belief, commissioner mccarty as a home builder, contractor, small businessmen, has the most experience in the category of getting permits and inspections for construction projects. i will tell you why we need to continue with that -- because we not only need to make things better for the regular customers -- talking about architects, engineers, contractors -- talking about the everyday folks, homeowners that may only come to the department once in a lifetime. i want to share an experience with you that i had over the weekend. i think i mentioned it to one or two comm

commissioner mccarthy: questions? >> i just had a question about some of the open position that we cannot hire for because of either the testing or the backlogs in human resources. have we moved on bringing back some retirees under prop f, especially for the permit approval area, and i know there is a backlog in some of our data entry -- i know we're trying to update records and there is a huge amount of files under the old system that need to be entered. >> so, i will kind of address the first question about the testing and how it has been a debacle to hire a lot of our positions, especially the clerks. -- hallett has been difficult to hire a lot of our positions. we will get results at the end of this mnning of next month. many existing employees took the test, and we're optimistic that they will be placed on at the list in an area -- if you want to talk about four tiles on the list that we can actually reach to. those are pretty confident that we will be able to get that done, hopefully in april. because those are

but mccarthy -- then i group and read about mccarthy and then i heard he was a guy who liked to have a few drinks and call each other communist. it sounds like my dad. >> it is everybody's grandfather. the problem is he created the anti-communist. you can now go after anti-communists because they are lined with mccarthys. sandra, always a pleasure to see you. did wes make a joke, but a joke too close to home? >> yes, i do. and i would never defend his use of calling this particular person a communist. what i would defend is his for lack of a better word, for a situation that is anti-business, anti-free market and anti-lefty strong prosper and be proud of it, there is that current environment right now and there is not a word for that. he used a wrong word, but i am trying to defend him in some way . >> i think what west is getting at ironically his name is west because he was commenting on an attack on the west, on western value yous. it is an out growth of an academic point of view. every problem of the world has to do with the western values. he did it in an offhand way. you are no

he had seen his buddy, tim mccarthy throw on the ground. he didn't want to run over mccarthy with a 13,000 pound armored limousine. they drive away. head out this way towards connecticut avenue at that moment. what they didn't know at the time was hinckley's final shot, the sixth one, had ricochetted off the back quarter panel of the limousine, actually, they recovered the black paint and matched it to the limousine off the bullet later removed from the president. as reagan is diving it hits him right here in the side, right around here. lodges an inch from his heart. >> we're going to get in a taxi and follow the ride of the limousine. and do you think this is roughly the way it was parked? >> roughly pretty close. this direction like this. out there, towards t street. and the rear door, rear part of the limo was almost touching the sidewalk, remember -- the sidewalk is smaller here than it actually was. so right about here is where the door was. all right. you are going to go out here and make a left down connecticut and then make a right

mccarthy, andrew mccarthy, rosie o'donnell, diane keaton. >> cards up, please. >> the answer is a jennye something. >> they kind of look alike. >> they do. >> in their eyes. there's something in the eyes. i can see. >> i don't think a lot of people are looking at jenny mccarthy's eyes. who knows. >> one of the most famous oscar speeches of all times came from sally fields. >> i haven't had an orthodox career and i have wanted more than anything to have your respect. the first time i didn't feel it. but this time i feel it. and i can't deny the fact that you like me. right now. you like me. >> i didn't know she was jewish. orthodox career. i didn't know that. that was from her speech after what oscar winning performance? >> norma ray, places in the heart, steel magnolias, smoky in the bandit. >> b places in the heart. >> really? >> mccallum is ahead bine. >> first nominated for best director for midnight in paris. i did see that. it was good. i lied before. he previously won for what film? best director, annie hall, manhattan, match point. mighty aphrodite. he will win this time because

i know it's not doesn't mccarthy if allen west and he's going to get to the bottom of it now unlike mccarthy west refused to name names but ocean were a good mccarthy i know that without a reason aims to persecute claims of communism are for it so when fred west office we had like a big drops a bombshell of all bomb shells there aren't in fact there's even entire web site out there and apparently this covert of qantas has been operating out in the open right under a very noses according to west office the congressman was there for eight of the seventy six members of the congressional progressive caucus the communist party of public referred with aggressive caucus as its allies the progressive caucus speaks for itself these individuals certainly aren't proponents of free markets or individual economic freedom. so that's right according to wes all seventy six members of the congressional progressive caucus are communists if you take a look at their website seems pretty legitimate but so whereas it's a front out front for a big bad climate or infiltrating our government from the inside so worke

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melissa mccarthy was no, ma'am nate for her role in "bridesmaid." >> bill: brilliant performance.brity? >> bill: cards up please, "a", jenny mccarthy. >> they kind of look alike. >> bill: they kind of look alike. their eyes or something in the eyes. there is resemblance. >> bill: i don'tlike.now if peoe look at jenny mccarthy's eyes but who knows. >> and here is sally fields. >> i haven do had an orthodox career and wanted to have your respect more than anything. first time i didn't feel it. this time i feel it and i can't deny the fact that you like me right now. you like me. >> bill: i didn't know she was jewish. orthodox career -- that was from her speech after what oscar winning performance? >> bill: the answer is "b". mccal sum ahead by one. first no, ma'am nate for best director midnight in paris. i did see that, that was good. me previously won for what film, best director? >> bill: the answer is roll the tape. >> annie and i broke up and i get my mind around that. ilike.eep sifting pieces 6 relationship and examining my life and trying to figure out where did the screw up

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melissa mccarthy was no, ma'am nate for her role in "bridesmaid." >> bill: brilliant performance.lebrity? >> bill: cards up please, "a", jenny mccarthy. >> they kind of look alike. >> bill: they kind of look alike. their eyes or something in the eyes. there is resemblance. >> bill: i don'tlike.now if peoe look at jenny mccarthy's eyes but who knows. >> and here is sally fields. >> i haven do had an orthodox career and wanted to have your respect more than anything. first time i didn't feel it. this time i feel it and i can't deny the fact that you like me right now. you like me. >> bill: i didn't know she was jewish. orthodox career -- that was from her speech after what oscar winning performance? >> bill: the answer is "b". mccal sum ahead by one. first no, ma'am nate for best director midnight in paris. i did see that, that was good. me previously won for what film, best director? >> bill: the answer is roll the tape. >> annie and i broke up and i get my mind around that. ilike.eep sifting pieces 6 relationship and examining my life and trying to figure out where did the screw u

melissa mccarthy was no, ma'am nate for her role in "bridesmaid." >> bill: brilliant performance.ds up please, "a", jenny mccarthy. >> they kind of look alike. >> bill: they kind of look alike. their eyes or something in the eyes. there is resemblance. >> bill: i don'tlike.now if peoe look at jenny mccarthy's eyes but who knows. >> and here is sally fields. >> i haven do had an orthodox career and wanted to have your respect more than anything. first time i didn't feel it. this time i feel it and i can't deny the fact that you like me right now. you like me. >> bill: i didn't know she was jewish. orthodox career -- that was from her speech after what oscar winning performance? >> bill: the answer is "b". mccal sum ahead by one. first no, ma'am nate for best director midnight in paris. i did see that, that was good. me previously won for what film, best director? >> bill: the answer is roll the tape. >> annie and i broke up and i get my mind around that. ilike.eep sifting pieces 6 relationship and examining my life and trying to figure out where did the screw up c soe. >> bill: you

melissa mccarthy was no, ma'am nate for her role in "bridesmaid." >> bill: brilliant performance.jenny mccarthy. >> they kind of look alike. >> bill: they kind of look alike. their eyes or something in the eyes. there is resemblance. >> bill: i don'tlike.now if peoe look at jenny mccarthy's eyes but who knows. >> and here is sally fields. >> i haven do had an orthodox career and wanted to have your respect more than anything. first time i didn't feel it. this time i feel it and i can't deny the fact that you like me right now. you like me. >> bill: i didn't know she was jewish. orthodox career -- that was from her speech after what oscar winning performance? >> bill: the answer is "b". mccal sum ahead by one. first no, ma'am nate for best director midnight in paris. i did see that, that was good. me previously won for what film, best director? >> bill: the answer is roll the tape. >> annie and i broke up and i get my mind around that. ilike.eep sifting pieces 6 relationship and examining my life and trying to figure out where did the screw up c soe. >> bill: you got that right. do

and tim mccarthy is credited with saving the life of the president. but the next but let hits the bulletproof window as you could see the president flashing behind him with jerry par pushing him into the limousine. and the sixth one goes across the parking lot, but nobody can find that one. and the driver of the limo, a former army veteran, and real stressful job who said it was stressful driving the president. he said you never know what is going to happen, but he was waiting, waiting, waiting, and if the door had been closed, he wouldn't have heard the shots, because it is heavily plated, and he shuts the door, and he has to get out of there, but he is worried, because he had seen his buddy fall down, and he did not want to run offhis buddy with the 13,000 pound limousine and kill him. so they went up this avenue. what they did was that hinkley's final shot, sixth one, had ricocheted off of the back quarter panel of the limousine, and they later matched it up removed from the president. as reagan is diving, it is right here and lodges into the heart

i was really pro-mccarthy were turning people in his communists in who are trying to defend them?always wanted a clear picture about what the final analysis wise and the final ending. maybe you can enlighten me. >> i should tell the viewer that the book spends a good deal of time un-american activities committee and the whole period of time. >> rate. i focus on the main person i identify as edward g robinson who spoke out against -- you do in a active anti-not be during the 1930s, part the anti-nazi lee, calling for an american boycott of germany and taught hitler would stop persecuting all minorities. the familiar story is how the u.s. went after the people known as the hollywood 10. that is the 10 hollywood directors and producers who refuse to answer questions that were sent to jail for a year. and the stories told about them by and large. but i tell the story about robinson because i think he had a much greater impact on hollywood. because when you after the hollywood 10, movie activists and movie stars on the left now that the 10 have been either communist party members were

meant hubert humphrey would be in the race with kennedy and mccarthy. four days later, martin luther king was assassinated in memphis. and i grew up in this town of washington, d.c. there were riots up the 7th street corridor, the 14th street corridor. the city was on fire and all over the country there were riots. it must have been a hundred cities. large and small riots. that continued three or four days. and then we came to may, and columbia campus, worst riots on the campuses of all those in the 1960s. and then came -- after one week after we won the oregon primary, with a tremendous victory, bobby kennedy was assassinated in los angeles after he won the california primary. then came the democratic convention in chicago. mr. nixon sent me out to observe. i was in what we call the comrade hilton hotel out there. when all hell broke loose right down in front of us in had grant park. democratic party coming apart in the streets of chicago. we were after our convention and humphrey's convention, we were leading humphrey 43-29, and george corely wallace

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the fourth one hits mccarthy who is turned like this to take the bullet.e's not wearing a bulletproof vest. hits him right in the chest and spinning him around. he's credited with saving the president's life at that moment. he hits the bulletproof window just as you can see the president flashing behind it. and the sixth one cracks across the parking lot. parr gets him in the limo. they slam the door shut. the driver of the limo, former army veteran, you know, real stressful job driving the president, he said not because you're worried about situations like this, but you're worried about dropping the president off the wrong entrance. it's hugely embarrassing. you never live it down. it's stressful, waiting and and waiting and he can hear the open shots from the open door, shuts the door, he's worried because he's seen his buddy fall to the ground and he didn't want to run over tim mccarthy with a 13,000-pound armored limousine, it would kill him. they drive away and head out this way towards connecticut avenue at that moment. what they didn't know is hinkl

mccarthy west refused to name names but ocean were a good mccarthy i know that without a list of names to persecute claims of communism are pouring so when fred west's office will like it they dropped the bombshell of all bomb shells there aren't in fact there's even entire web site out there and apparently this sort of confidence isn't operating out in the open right under very nose at courting us office the congressman was referring to the seventy six members of the congressional progressive caucus the communist party of public refer to the progressive caucus and its allies but progressive caucus speaks for itself these individuals certainly aren't proponents of free markets or individual economic freedom. so that's right according to wes all seventy six members of the congressional progressive caucus are communists and if you take a look at their website seems pretty legitimate put away as it's a front a front for a big that economists infiltrating our government from the inside so representative keith ellison if you thought being a muslim in the u.s. was enough to deal with buckle

mcgovern was on board, but mccarthy hesitated. >> mccarthy told me in early august, prior to convention would be able to come out somewhere in the middle of september. after all, cheat and myself had a rather long friendship and we were hoping the friendship was surprised. >> time is running out and the only way humphrey could avoid fad in chicago was to bring together a johnson and antiwar democrats. with only days remaining until the convention, hunt and nixon were invited to the lbj ranch. while nixon's visit was well publicized, johnson's forbade humphrey to tell the press. humphreys at the opportunity to present johnson with his own proposal to end the war and unite the party. >> i presented reducing forces, reducing bonding and medina struck in vietnam and negotiating our way out of it. he was furious with me. i remember he said that to son-in-law's in your proposal would leave them at the mercy of the enemy. he became very personal about it. >> working against the clock, humphrey wrote a compromise peace plank that was agreed to by all sides, including the president's closest adv