. >> hello commissioners steve from central station prior to tonight's being i met with mr. cain and the other gentleman we looked at the area at first, i of apprehensive with our kiesare with several successful businesses harder my problems whatsoever i looked at the taproom he think may be one last month one of the employees was hit over the head after they were trying to eject somebody but other establishments there was nothing there we're asking for 4 conditions one of the things we're i've talked with mr. kim or actually with the staff as far as the number action 99 there's system they have there i they have approximately 50 cameras so they were asking to change the days for 50 to 50 thirty central station is okay with that it's up 0 the commission 20 or thirty days would be a better choice and t and t and the kieks room not have the run of the place and the taproom didn't want that either and the third one the applicant shall not allow alcohol in the kiearae room he don't want the booze mixed in the karaoke room have a dark look with the rooms and window our feeling we'd ra

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mr. herman cain shared his 9-9-9 plan. and isn't that what americans are about? free markets? >> ok.mesa, arizona. over the weekend jonathan martin of "the new york times" reporting that the polling in georgia show that it was beginning to slip away for michelle nunn. although a lot of people had expected that the possibility, the strong possibility of a runoff. that was not the case. she loses. the daughter of former senator sam nunn to businessman david perdue. both relative political newcomers to the senate seat. we covered the final debate in our campaign over the weekend. sunday. courtesy of wsb-tv. and tonight republican david perdue in atlanta declaring victory. >> loud and clear in this state. and bonnie and i are committed to go to washington and fight for and you not the special interests and not the insiders in washington. but you. the georgia that we love. we heard loud and clear georgia has wanted us to fight for their constitutional right. they want us to fight for the right to life. the value of life. the senator who won't bend to special interests. but listen to the p

mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator cain. appreciate it. senator koons, when he gets accommodated, will be next. and then assuming -- depending upon whether any other member shows up or not, we will be closing the hearing. senator koons. >> thank you very much, chairman menendez. thank you for holding this hearing. thank you, mr. blinken, for your long and honorable service to this nation. your six years as staff director on this committee and your very capable and dedicated service in the obama administration and to my home state vice president biden. i want to say bill byrnes has served as a deputy secretary and is an accomplished service officer. we thank him for his 33 years of service to our country. if i might, first, mr. blinken, i chose the africa subcommittee in part because of its strategic importance. the failed states. i'll mention somolia and the central african republic. in one instance we had for nearly 20 years a complete collapse of centralized control and authority. as a result threat to regional and global security and th

mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator cain. appreciate it. senator coons, when he gets accommodated, will be next. and then assuming -- depending upon whether any other member shows up or not, we will be closing the hearing. senator coons. >> thank you very much, chairman menendez. thank you for holding this hearing. thank you, mr. blinken, for your long and honorable service to this nation. your six years as staff director on this committee and your very capable and dedicated service in the obama administration and to my home state vice president biden. i want to say bill byrnes has served as a deputy secretary and is an accomplished service officer. we thank him for his 33 years of service to our country. if i might, first, mr. blinken, i chose the africa subcommittee in part because of its strategic importance. the failed states. i'll mention somolia and the central african republic. in one instance we had for nearly 20 years a complete collapse of centralized control and authority. as a result threat to regional and global security and th

cain weighs in. it's the first time in the president's two terms we've seen this type of action. he's done chuck hagel apparently two years. mrbe with us. i want to get back to the cost of amnesty. the heritage foundation gave us the hard dollar number on his amnesty order. $40 billion a year. and each and every year for five decades. steve is with us. now, this is a heritage study, and you're a chief economist at heritage. this study suggested that this would be the cost if all these 4 million eventually become fully resident and go on to claim medicare and social security benefits and all the rest of it. that's assuming they all stay and all go with the flow, so to speak. is that an accurate number, 40 billion? >> well, i think it's pretty close to being accurate if they become eligible for all these programs. remember when president obama gave his speech last week he said we're not going to sign these folks up for welfare or be eligible for obamacare. i simply don't believe that. if you look at the history of these programs once the immigrants become legal citizens, they become eligible -- not legal citizens, legal residen