i asked if i could transfer my color scheme to my pattern lewis >> what did mr. leon say. >> told me i couldn't do so because it was illegal but he wouldn't put that in writing. >> did you ever try to transfer our color scheme to anyone else. >> yes there was a man alex. >> why didn't that happen. >> several months later. >> why. >> the mta and a member told he couldn't own the cab cap because they were going to shut it down. >> in conclusion if we could have a rehearing in order to belief the commission we believe were misrepresented in the last hearing and misinformation in that context for the prevention of injustice. we're here to answer any questions the commissioners have >> okay. thank you. seeing none. well, i actually have a question. the testimony your client just provided were you aware of that at the last hearing? >> not really. >> well, i think it's yes or no. >> yeah. i can there were so many issues in this case. and we had not before heard mr. - we had not heard mr. murphy say that no other taxi go medallion holder had tried to move his permit from his

after two years, one of the coordinator saw me and said, hey, mr. leon, you've been here a long time. wish you come here every year a couple years, all your subs had to be lbe. i said, fine, thank you for the chance. i turned around at that meeting, the local contractors who came there, they were not [speaker not understood]. i didn't ask why. they just wouldn't touch me. that was fine. i went back to my office and went to [speaker not understood], and online there were all lbe members. they said it was not worth my time. after that i pretty much gave up. i think that if you look at the lb list and 150 people, how many of them have contracts? it's just too hard. it's too competitive. i don't see it working for me. in two years, the only contractor that came out got a contract with the city. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >>> president chiu, supervisor avalos, my name is eric lou, thank you for your time to listen to this presentation. i have two points to make. the first point is that i'm really sorry this matter, this issue is

mrs. clinton never called leon panetta, secretary of defense. that is stunning. >> it was not stunning enough for david petraeus to talk about. of all of the things they intrude david petraeus about in regarding benghazi. this is what he wanted on the record with and what does that tell you? >> everybody makes mistakes. >> you think that david petraeus made a mistake. he also said in a different part of the book, she would make a tremendous president. for political purposes it sounds like he is endorsing her are as though he believes in her. >> you could be right. that would be mistake number two. >> it sounds like, how do you interpret this he is giving the glowing reviews. >> he's possibly sucking up to her. i don't know what is on his mind. i think his assessment of benghazi is flawed if that is what he believes. the secretary of state and entire administration mishandled it before and after and during the attack. >> you are written in the book and takes issue with where you made a comment when she was supposed to go to congress and she had f

mr. rove, all of that is important but it doesn't rise to the presidency if president obama was told by leonetta it was a terrorist attack and then sat back. while susan rice went out and told the world that it wasn't,. >> that's an act of omission. i think it's worse than that inside the white house somebody said we have got to avoid labeling this a terrorist attack so the. >> going to be hard to proofer that. >> the political guys on the national security staff have got to brief susan rice and tell her it's a lie and get mike morrell who remember who has now been rewarded with a plumb job consulting firm of hillary clinton's. we have got to get mike morrell weaken these points that a way to go. weaken the points blame it on the fbi. >> walk and chew gum at the same time. get them both in there karl rove, everybody. next on the rundown, what is the biggest evil in america right now? we will give you our opinion on that. later, watters with the surfer good on food stamps. have you got to see this report. the factor will be right back. [ male announcer ] did you know that if you wear a partia

bill o'reilly asked him, did secretary of defense leon panetta tell him that night that the attacks were the works of terrorists? mr. president, o'reilly asked that question, and yet the president over and over again refused to answer a simple yes or no, did leon panetta tell him it was the act of terrorists. he did not want to answer that question and indeed, he did not. for those of us that have spent some of our career in a court of law, the technical term for his answer was nonresponsive and were a judge there, he would have directed the president to answer the question that was put to him. nor did the president say one word about why the talking points were scrubbed to eradicate any mention of terrorism and the al qaeda affiliates involved. mr. president, we need accountable. we need accountable for those four brave americans who lost their lives to terrorism. and we need to know why no one has been held accountable in the state department, nor that any of the terrorists who committed that attack have been brought to justice. and, mr. president, said be a adeany, the american pastor brutally imprisoned in iran

leon aron. this is "washington journal." caller: good morning, mr. arun.nd you were speaking earlier olympics and how we boycotted those olympics. it brought to mind a story. this was in the 1990's sometime. we were camped in a campground. there was a group of russian musicians there to a ring the united states at that time -- touring the united states at the time singing russian folk music. i was sitting at a table with those guys. they were my age, a little younger, possibly. we were drinking and joking and having a good time. i made the offhand remark about afghanistan and how afghanistan seemed to be sort of russia's vietnam. boy, things turned cold in a hurry. [laughter] curious as to whether the russian public at that time had as much information about the united in vietnam and public opinion on afghanistan was as -- as it waswas against the military at that time. guest: this is a very interesting comment. thank you very much. there are 2 issues here. i grew up watching every bit of atrocity ineged vietnam and how the war was awful and how we were ki

leon panetta's former chief of staff and phillip raines, a man who is described as hillary clinton's, quote, most visible spokesman and guardian much her public persona. when asked for comment on these allegations, mr. morell referred fox news to the cia public affairs office. ll, the plic is still looking for answers as well, a new fox poll sho 66% want congress to continue the investigation of the benghazi scandal. the turning now t oth foreign policy crises where the obama administration has be ineffective, the ukraine, signs of progress tonight after government oosition leaders signed an agreeme to fm a new government and hold anarly election. it is unclear how well the deal will hold, of cours antigovernment demonstrators still demanding preside viktor nukovych's immiate resignation but the development mark a stunning tn around from just yesterday when clashes left nearly 80 people dead. president obama called his russian counterpart, vlmir putin, shortly after that agreement was signed. the white house says they talked about the importance of stablizing ukraine's economy and undertaking necessary reforms as theyut it. press seetary jay cary also said washington remains prepared to impose unsp

leon panetta's former chief of staff and phillip raines, a man who is described as hillary clinton's, quote, most visible spokesman and guardian much her public persona. when asked for comment on these allegations, mr. morell referred fox news to the cia public affairs office. well, the public is still looking for answers as well, a new fox poll shows 66% want congress to continue the investigation of the benghazi scandal. the turning now to other foreign policy crises where the obama administration has been ineffective, the ukraine, signs of progress tonight after government opposition leaders signed an agreement to form a new government and hold an early election. it is unclear how well the deal will hold, of course. antigovernment demonstrators still demanding president viktor yanukovych's immediate resignation but the developments mark a stunning turn around from just yesterday when clashes left nearly 80 people dead. president obama called his russian counterpart, vladmir putin, shortly after that agreement was signed. the white house says they talked about the importance of stablizing ukraine's economy and undertaking necessary reforms as they put it. press secretary jay carney also said wash

leon panetta, he tells them it's a terrorist attack. panetta, according to him, they go -- both dempsey and panetta go to the white house where mr. quote, no question in my mind it was a terrorist attack. so has this kind of been glossed over, what carter hamm has said? he said it's a terrorist attack. the top officials of this country go to the white house, one of them at least saying and believing it was a terrorist attack, and then for 13 days what we get is, it's a dopey movie, a dopey movie, a dopey movie, a dopey movie. >> which was ludicrous from the beginning. i mean, so we're supposed to believe that a group of angry men having watched this youtube video somehow assembled a collection of rpgs and mounted a coordinated attack over a series of hours on a u.s. position? come on. i mean, it just never made any sense. but, again, i'm unsatisfied -- and i think anybody watching this should be -- as to why? why would they go out of their way to tell such an obvious, such a transparent lie? what was the point? eric: that's the allegation, and he may be called back to capitol hill. so we'll see. tucker, we'll see you this weekend