mr. montoya, got along with all of them. there were no warnings, no complaints, nothing, until captain comes along, and captain lazar said on more than one occasion to bennett and the presence of one other person, your hip hop music that you bring here, it is bringing in the wrong crowd, a crowd we don't want. that's called racism. that's racism in san francisco. that's what this is about. captain lazar is a racist person, who did racist things. and one of his underlings is here, and he implemented certain racist aspects of what happened here and the punishment that has been forced upon my client, all my clients. that's what's happened here. and you know how we know that? not just because i say it, but a few weeks ago, the avc appeals board made a finding and expressed opinion well detailed, well documented, that hue and mr. montoya were selective prosecution, selective enforcement. that's the finding, that is the only finding so far in this case. now it is pending, as you know, a federal civil rights action, 1983 action, th

mr. montoya suggested at the may 15 meeting, make it 1:30 seven days a week, and one of the things they would obviate, not everybody would leave at the same time. that's really why it's important. >> i understand. >> and bookings are -- corporate bookings are really important. another thing, you don't have control over this, but the videos that we saw on the 15 south relating to -- 15th relating to st. patrick's day, not one cop, not one police officer. that's who should be there. that's who should be there at closing time. >> well what i would recommend that we've done in the past from 2008 to 2015, when i worked closely with the community and the sfpd then with those captains was to have that -- we saw that that was always when there was issues, when everyone was coming out at that time. so at 1:30 to 2:15 is kind of like when there's a presence out there, 'cause all the venues are releasing at the same time. we're talking about thousands, you know, of people on that block. >> sure. and maybe we can ask our staff to work with central station to figure out what their staffing pattern is at t

mr. montoya, nice to have you here tonight.much for making time. >> great to be here, rachel. >> i just want to get your response to that affidavit. i believe we're making it public for the first time tonight. this is obviously somebody who believes she has information that is of use to the fbi's inquiries and she has been frustrated in her effort to reach them and they don't want to hear it. what is your reaction? >> all of this is surprising. it defies anything i know about in terms of experiences whether it is a criminal investigation or a background investigation where, if people have information to volunteer, that the fbi is not welcoming it. it's not including it in its reports and assessing it. and if, you know, necessary, following up on it. so, it doesn't make a lot of sense to me at this point in time. i would mention about this particular affidavit that it is about mark judge and perhaps not about brett kavanaugh and so the challenge there is relevance. but at the same time, this whole background process is to determ

mr. montoya, thank yous.or being with i want to to you about the skip of what the f.b.i.ld be looking into right now. ta to me a little bit about what f.b.i. investigators would be doing in an investigation like thisw. right >> well, first and foremost, they will be talking to as many k ople as they can. i thin was important that the doors were opened earlier this afternoon in terms of what and who they can pursue and inei pursuit of information and, keep in mind, this is a background investigation, not so much a criminal investigation, so it's not about proving wd ho at, it's more about finding or disproving or not finding deroingatoryrmation. so they will be talking to, amebg others,ah ramirez, dr. ford, mark judge, some of these others that have been identified publicly as madividuals who have information. it could also extend to visit ato are former clas at yale who can talk about more th just potential sexual assaults but, you know, his drinking habits, his other kinds ofehaviors, perhaps when he had drank too much. so there are a lot of people that they can talk to,