mr. griffin until today.ion. >> now, let me play this for you. i think actually you have shown a lot of patience up until this point and for example especially on the issue of race. let's play a little montage for you and remind you of some of the things that said prior to this incident. >> the return to something like jim crow days. >> the word was conceived by a group of wealthy white men who needed a way to put themselves above and apart from a black man. you all know the word i'm talking about. obamacare. >> when mrs. palin talks of slavery, he confirms that if anybody applieies for a dose of thomas thistlewood, she deserves a dose. >> and this right wing slut, what is her name, laura ingraham? yeah, she is a talk slut. >> especially on the word of the race card if anybody disagrees with president obama he pretty much labels them a racist. that is standard operating procedure there. >> yeah, it is pretty disgusting stuff. and maybe you're right. maybe it took too long. i understand and quite frankly i've

mr. griffin until today.ation, andr he took that action. >> sean: let me play this for you -- i think you've shown a lot of patience up until this point. for example, especially on the issue of race. let's play a little montage for you, remind you of some thingse that were said even prior to this incident. >> the return to something likei jim crow days, the antiblack gimmickry of that time. >> wealthy white men needed a way to put themselves above andp apart from a blackw3 man. y'all know the word i'm talkingt about. obamacare. >> when mrs. palin invokes sheriffry, she confirms that if anyone qualified for a dose of discipline from thomas thinkslewood she would be the outstanding candidate. >> dick cheney's heart is a political football. we ought to rip it out and stuff it back in him. they're talking about this right wing, what's her name? laura ingraham? yeah, she's a talk. >> if anybody disagrees with president obama,a, they label ha a racist. that's standard operatingem procedure there. >> yeah, it's disg

the griffins were married for 42 years and she is preceded in death by her husband mr. herman griffin and is survived by her two children and her daughter daughter-in-law allison griffin. thank you colleagues. today also i'm introducing two hearings. i am calling for hearing involving the public utilities commission and department of environment to begin planning for what may prove to be the worst draught we have faced in years. 2013 was the driest year in record in the bay area and 2014 is projected to be even dryer so we need to prepare. we have some of the best tap water in the country. it can be easy to forget that this water has to come from somewhere. the reservoir system through a marvel of civil engineering is still dependent on the river and the snow pack and the sierra nevada. that snow pack is now only 15 to 21 percent normal levels. 2.6 million people throughout the bay area and beyond depend on this water. the dry weather not only reduces water supply, it makes the whole system and the whole state more vulnerable to fire. when it comes to water, we are not a

mr. griffin, as a lot of documents be placed in the record earlier. most of them are related to the german banks to you, mr. mallon. it is an amazing thing to me that i came from standard setting organization, electronics industry's association and see a curve. he could not have a high-definition television if we did not figure out what the standards are going to be. do not be arguing over capturing digital broadcasting did not have it. standards are important. the standards and laws are different, and i would like to concentrate someone on this and of the table pahang. i'm going to read a short as part of the constitution braces to establish post offices and post roads, post offices are next door. this is to promote progress, and i will skip over of science and useful arts related it to -- limited time, i will just read fish how it relates to copyright to what to promote the progress for limited times to authors. the visit. that is the constitution. it is aliyah paragraph. to promote by securing for limited times to authors and inventors the exclusive

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mr. phil griffin and others said that's how they operate around here, it only confirmed a decade of trainingy people liquor reta scott king. every night i take people on here, but i do not attack them personally. i learned after saying a lot of things out of emotion that you only get in the way of not only people that want to hear what is right, you get in the way of your own sole and your own belief that we really need to make people better, not bitter. we do not have to be disagreeable in order to disagree. olay presents the new regenerist luminous collection. with skin energizing complex. renews surface cells to even skin tone. and reduce the appearance of dark spots. ♪ now see bright pearlescent healthy looking skin, in just two weeks. when your skin is luminous, so are you. new regenerist luminous. from olay. your best beautiful. [ male announcer ] campbell's homestyle soup with farm grown veggies. just like yours. huh. [ male announcer ] and roasted white meat chicken. just like yours. [ male announcer ] you'll think it's homemade. i love this show. [ male announcer ] try campbell's ho

mr. griffin, left a message, sent him a letter saying we were not going to allow any of our surrogates oryself or, and all of the other world of republican surrogates on their show until they, one, apologize. and, number two, did something of some corrective action on their shows to take some action. >> so what happened after reince preibus called for a boycott? phil griffin did apologize and he reportedly fired the person responsible for that particular tweet. it's interesting, mr. mr. preibus went ton say they're going to keep an eye, the r.n.c., on msnbc because they have had so much intolerance. they always talk about being tolerant, it is those darned republicans that are so bad. he is going to keep msnbc on probation. >> let us know what you think. what did you think of their reaction to the ad, that tweet and all that that followed. >> you know what? the cheerios ad is adorable because not only does that little girl find out she is going to have a brother or sister but she works a deal where she's able to get a puppy out of the deal. >> precious. it is precious. heather nauert. we

mr. love. ms. griffin? >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. my name is patricia griffin. aam the president of ansi, nonprofit organization. most people do not know how much we depend on standards to make sure that every day life works. ensures you ansi can use any atm in the world and products on store shelves are we are led by the private sector with hundreds of organizations working in different technical areas and different sectors. it is a consensus-based and market driven process that is open to participation by all affected stakeholders. the u.s. is one such stakeholder and federal, state, and local governments are active partners in the development of standards and codes when the activity is relevant to their needs. the government uses the standards in a variety of ways, including to establish procedures and develop regulations for public safety and welfare. our national standardization system and the public-private partnership are reflected in the 1995 act, and the associated omb circular a1-19. public directs the sector to consider private sectors standards in li

mr. love. ms. griffin? >> thank you, mr. chairman. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. as noted, my name is patricia griffin, and i am vice president and general counsel of the american national standards institute, a not-for-profit organization. most people don't know how much we depend upon standards to insure our everyday or life work. for example, standards help insure that a light lightbulb fn a socket, that you can use any atm machine in the world and that product on store shelves are safe. in the united states our standardization system is led by the private sector with hundreds of individual standards developing organizations or sdos working in different technical areas in industry sectors. it is a consensus-based and market-driven process that is open to participation by all affected stakeholders. importantly, the u.s. government is one such stakeholder, and federal, state and local governments are active partners in the development of standards and codes when the activity is relevant to their needs. the government uses these standards in a variety of ways inclu

mr. chairman. and ms. griffin, i ask a lot of doctors be placed in the record earlier. ost of them are related to the gentleman next to you, mr. malamud. it's an amazing thing to me that i came from a standard-setting opposition, electronics industry association and cea. and you can have a high-definition television if we hadn't figured out what the standards were going to be. we wouldn't be arguing over captioning of digital broadcast if we didn't have digital broadcast. standards are extremely important. but standards and laws are different, and i'd like to concentrate so much on this end of the table. mr. malamud, i'm going to read just the shortest part of the constitution for a moment, where it says to establish post offices and post roads, post offices are next door, and it says to promote progress, i'll skip over of science and useful arts for a moment, and limit it, and unlimited time, i'm going to read how it relates to copyright. to promote the progress for limited time the authors, okay go expensive. that's the constitution but it's only a paragraph, to promot

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mr. chairman. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. as noted my name is patricia griffin. most people don't know how much we depend upon standards to ensure everyday life work. for example, standards help ensure that it fits in the socket that you can use any atm in the machine in the world and that products on store shelves are safe. in the united states, our standardsization system is lead by the private sector with hundred of individuals standard developing organizations or sc, working in different technical area in the sector. it's a consensus-based and market driven process that open to participation by all effective stake hollywooders. importantly the u.s. government is one such stakeholder and federal, state, and local government are active partner in the develop of standards and codes when the activity is relevant to their needs. the government uses the standards in a variety of ways including to establish internal procedures and develop regulations for public safety and welfare. our national standardization system and the public/private partnership are reflected i

dear @andersoncooper @kathy griffin" i'm going to say an extra prayer tonight for you, mr.ibly uncomfortable. >> where are you trying to go? >> oh, goodness. so we are -- >> what was the worst thing you thought i would try tonight? now that i've really pulled one off. >> i didn't think it could get any worse than last year. the simulations i thought -- >> where do you think this plays in comparison to last year when i kissed a sardine? >> you didn't kiss anything. >> that's a euphemism. >> yes. this is irritating. >> okay. that's a small victory. i'll take it. >> surprising. this surprises me. >> what did you think was happening as i was handcuffing you? >> i had no idea. i was worrying you were going to take off your whole ensemble. >> that's how i've broken you down year after year. i distract him by thinking she's going to do something as horrible as last year and then boom handcuffs. keys? can't tell you. not here. not in new york. not in america. they could be in that water in india for all i know. trying to cleanse themselves. >> we really are -- >> we're really locke

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