mr. herbert, etc. >> i appreciate you taking me first because my problem with my legs. i now have to commend commissioner stansberry, who at the nail on head. this is what caused that problem back in 2008 . [inaudible] due diligence that is seeing e-mail topic going back and forth between [inaudible] to set up [inaudible] my sunshine complaint next week. i think i found the smoking gun. the e-mail exchange between bob -- and one of the staff members circulating to separate excel files that have been begging for for four months. you keep saying i am going give you what -- in pdf format that ongoing i like those excel files to do my own analysis mack they been floating around [inaudible]. on going to get them next week from the sunshine task force by dropdead in city hall.. most of the loans on both the excel file for repeat loans that of artie been repaid, some of them look like their properties have been flipped mack in a short period of time. never excel files without sounding loans. i think about 90% of them are below market rate which you are not going to a very good

item will be removed from the consent agenda separately i have one speaker under this topic herbert wiener. >> mr. wiener. >> herbert wiener as members of this board may know and director reiskin i sent an e-mail about an incident that occurred two weekends ago one california from the embarcadero it stops at presidio i had to wait 15 minutes for another bus that went back to the barn my route was interrupted and takes 36 minutes to get oath bus nevertheless i was furious i had to walk to my home so what is the remedy to this what i'm recommending the people that are rudely inconvenience by the small bus runs they if they have to take a taxicab they should take the receipt for the bill and bill mta when mta will not pay mta should be taken to small complains court that is inexcusable maybe guaranteeing so many times in small claims courting we can't do that this is the carrot and stick approach this time it is terrible. >> the only thing i can say the final insult with my discount pass is increased it's adding insult to injure this is the regard for the injury over the bodies and under the wheels

. >> herbert wiener and others (calling names). >> mr. wiener. >> is item also right now i oppose any renewable fee for the medallions i would oppose them on a permanent basis indefinite you're shacking down the drivers it is very unfair i notice bicyclists don't pay anything and at the same time drivers are being singled out it is totally unfair because the fact the physical attack and they have to pay other foes they have to go through training a real financial burden not fair to them i - when i take the taxicab believe me i don't take uber i take the taxis because their insured, because if any mishap occurs they're accountable and they shouldn't be punished so don't raise - don't institute a renewable fee that is adding insult to injure i suggest the board pays one thousand dollars for a renewable fee for the privilege of serving on the board how would you like that that's how the derivatives >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >> hello i'm pre k i've been driving for almost thirty 35 years i work for yellow 4 days

herbert walker bush." the governor joins me now. you're mr. new hampshire so we can governor all bases here.tingly in the book you talk about negotiating the budget deals, how he had to break his no new taxes pledge pressures all around how that inevitably led to you know his problems in re-election. but the principle that he was following in going through all that. but at the same time you had to deal with others like newt gingrich, for instance signing onto a budget deal. then you write about the then speaker of the house, newt gingrich. throughout 1989 i considered gingrich an ally. he had on occasion been quite helpful but was we moved into 1990 with the november elections just a few months ahead of us i began to get the uneasy feeling the gingrich agenda and bush agenda were not completely aligned. by that point i simply did not trust newt gingrich. discuss. >> it was a tough time for george herbert walker bush a lot of things happening simultaneously. finishing up the transition taking place in europe. he had just sent young men and women to the middle east to engage in the military ac

: as you reference in your book, david herbert donald wrote a book about charles sumner, but is the first time a book written about preston brooks. a biography. mr. puleo: i think david donald's biography of sumner is still the standard. the first volume in 1960, the second in 1970. it is brilliant. brooks, for the most part, has been portrayed as a cliche. the assassin, the bully brooks, the ruffian and nobody has done much on brooks the man as i tried to do in this book. it is a dual biography approach of sumner and brooks. i was excited to do it for that reason. brian: you did this in what year? mr. puleo: the writing of the book? brian: the publishing. mr. puleo: the book comes out in 2012 and hardcover and 2013 in paperback. brian: do people pay attention to this today? mr. puleo: i receive many e-mails on this book, north and south. the book has gone over very well. it is used in school curricula. the response from both parties -- sometimes people say is the response from the north and the south much different? i would say know it is pretty consistent. the reviews have been good. i think people appreciate the research. brian: what do you d

mr. sununu. it is like every other older over-60 angelo saxon in this country. george herbertker bush is a good man and great president. i say that. but i don't like what mr. sununu said about mr. became. he made excuses saying about a billion dollars here and i think the situation is much different today. i'm glad we department go into -- didn't go into iraq and take down saddam who became a nuisance. under mr. sununu's greatest president saddam hussein omar good gaddafi were shaking hands and being hugged by people like mr. sununu's greatest heroes in our country. he calls donald trump a showman, yet he calls president obama an arrogant person. no mr. sununu, i think you are arrogant. i think you like to sit back and they stones at people. you don't like presidents that take a step back and see things cerebrally. host: let's get a response. guest: thank you for your service. i appreciate that you have served your country well. i still think the policies of this administration have hurt the country and it has nothing to do with personality. it has to do with philosophy and ap