mr. goldberg used to work for the city and county of san francisco as a mayor. >> commissioner sugaya. >> i know we're only talking about going so we're not creating new zoning districts. the interesting thing in the zoning map that you passed up here is there is a zone called unrestricted. and i think we should take a look at the city from that standpoint and then we'd have even less business at the planning commission. >> commissioner moore. >> this was printed in '48 and i didn't find so many areas where unrestricted applied. so, i just want to put that in for the record. [laughter] >> commissioners, if there's nothing else, we can move on to item 12. >> actually, jonas, i think the commission is going to take a short break here. and resume in about 15 minutes or so. [recess] >> thursday, june 20, 2013. like to remind members of the audience that the commission does not tolerate any did you say russianv or outbursts of any kind l and please silence any mobile devices that may sound off during the proceedings. commissioner, you left off under your regular calendar item 12 for case no. 2

mr. goldberg. so, why would anyone think the president would not say that, bernie? of course he is going to say that. >> i totally agree. anybody with a pulse know what is this is about. this is a president who refuses to take responsibility for the crummy economic recovery, for the chronically high unemployment during his entire presidency. and, because he won't take responsibility for this, five years in, he can't blame george bush anymore. that dog won't hunt. so now he has figured out that it's republicans who have concocted phony scandals, that he is blaming. we all understand why he is doing it. what needs to be done, if i could just indulge in wishful thinking for 30 section seconds, what needs to be done is the next time journalists have access to the president, they need to say what phony scandals are you talking about, mr. president. are you talking about fast and furious where a border agent was killed because a federal program got screwed up? are you talking about benghazi where four americans were slaughtered and almost a year later we still don't know

mr. goldberg. let's take the race issue first. what's the general headline for you. >> the general head library was it was a highlight of his presidency, the remarks he made. it was a -- performance and david brooks of the "new york times" said on television that it was a sem phone, i didn't think it was any of those things. media covered accurately what he said. but they didn't analyze it all what he left out of his speech. i have a column on my web site on precisely that topic what he didn't say. the president could have said and i think should have said what while racism in america is not yet dead and buried, in the year 2013, white racism is the least of the problems playing plaque america, the least of the problems. babies having babies is a much bigger problem. kids dropping out of high school at alarming rates winding up in poverty and too often in prison is a much bigger problem. but if you listen to the african-american elites on tv yesterday and in the days following the verdict, you would think that the biggest problem

mr. goldberg.have eaten this before not only in president obama with bush the younger, dwight eisenhower golfing, while the sof soviets are moving across poland whatever. justified? >> i think the analysis that you just played is absolutely correct. the optics are terrible. the president of the united states of america is playing golf in short pants and a polo shirt while one of the most important countries in the arab world is unraveling, yeah, that's a bad picture. but, i don't think those optics were a mistake as bad as they were. i don't think it was mistake. president obama was sending a message to president morsi and the message was, i never liked you, i don't like you now. in many ways you are worse than mubarak, the dictator that you succeeded and playing golf says: i am not going to lift a finger. i'm not going to say a word publicly that will save you from being thrown out. so i think that's one strong possibility. the second one has absolutely nothing to do with diplomacy or politics. an

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goldberg will analyze press coverage from the trial. >> there is no stopping the publishing process at this stage. great care has been taken to make sure that mr. snowden can't be pressured by any state to stop the publication process. >> bill: the united states telling russia and ecuador it better not harbor edward snowden. colonel ralph peters has the inside story on that. >> why did you decide to leave india and come here? >> luck. >> are you making any doe? >> not yet. bill jesse watters on recent immigrants coming to the united states trying to make a living coming to america. >> you are legal, right snsm. >> yeah. >> let me see your papers? i'm kidding you. >> caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the united states of loopholes. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. because i am a simple man, we all know that, all the supreme court business is way too confusing for me. so i spent a lot of time trying to break it down so everybody can understand what's going on. talking points now believes the supreme court is

goldberg will analyze press coverage from the trial. >> there is no stopping the publishing process at this stage. great care has been taken to make sure that mred by any state to stop the publication process. >> bill: the united states telling russia and ecuador it better not harbor edward

goldberg will analyze press coverage from the trial. >> there is no stopping the publishing process at this stage. great care has been taken to make sure that mron process. >> bill: the united states telling russia and ecuador it better not harbor edward snow