mr. steinberg, does this country have a problem with police brutality, and if so, what would you do about it? >> there are good cops and there are bad cops. there are good attorneys and there are bad attorneys. i think overall, most police officers are good police officers, however with a police officer does something bad, i think it is hard for the police agency for whom he works to decide -- to regulate him. i think the u.s. attorney general needs to get involved and investigate police brutality that occurs on a local level. i like the idea of citizen review boards, made up of nonpolice officers, to evaluate whether there is a violation of civil rights. on the whole i think they are doing a good job, with these isolated incidents is what makes the news. >> you mentioned black lives matter in your opening statement. what would you do as president to help address this issue of mistrust between law enforcement communities of color? >> i do support black lives matter. i also support global police. but there seem to be real problems, at least in terms of attitude, the code of silence, the de

mr. steinberg. >> mr. steinberg, does this country have a problem with police brutality? if so, what would you do about it? >> there are good cops and bad cops, good attorneys and bad attorneys, and good doctors and bad doctors. most officers are good, however when a a police officer does something bad, it's hard for the agency for whom he works to decide, to regulate him. i think the attorney general needs to get involved and -kéat occurs on a local level. i like the idea of citizen review boards that are made up of nine police officers who evaluate whether there is a violation of civil rights. i think on a whole, police officers are doing a pretty good jobs but you see these isolated incidents. that's what makes the news. what would you do to help address the issue between law-enforcement and communities of color? >> there seems to be a real problem in terms of attitude of some police and the code of silence, the defensiveness among police on this issue. it needs to be addressed. i think the police, we need to talk about much better training for police and how to deal w

mr. steinberg. thank you. my name is michael steinberg, i am 56-years-old. i am the owner of a medium-sized social security and veterans disability law firm in tampa. national a organization of veterans advocates. [indiscernible] i am currently a member of the ellsworth county health care medical advisory board. law foreen practicing 33 years. i have given lectures on social security and veterans law conferences throughout the country. involvesof our budget payments from social security, ssi, medicaid, medicare, veterans benefits. we need somebody who has an expertise in these areas and i do not need somebody who said on a veterans committee and tears from your kratz bragging about how well their agency are doing. our trust fund is facing insolvency. you kids here, 20 years from now, the social security administration is not going to be able to pay the benefits they promise. you are going to get $.70 on the dollar unless changes are made. the disability trust fund would be bankrupt this year except for a stop-get measure passed in 2015 extending the solvency

mr. steinberg. >> mr. steinberg, does this country have a problem with police brutality? if so, what would you do about it? >> there are good cops and bad cops, good attorneys and bad attorneys, and good doctors and bad doctors. most officers are good, however when a a police officer does something bad, it's hard for the agency for whom he works to decide, to regulate him. i think the attorney general needs to get involved and -kéat occurs on a local level. i like the idea of citizen review boards that are made up of nine police officers who evaluate whether there is a violation of civil rights. i think on a whole, police officers are doing a pretty good jobs but you see these isolated incidents. that's what makes the news. what would you do to help address the issue between law-enforcement and communities of color? >> there seems to be a real problem in terms of attitude of some police and the code of silence, the defensiveness among police on this issue. it needs to be addressed. i think the police, we need to talk about much better training for police and how to deal w

mr. steinberg. >> on the former chair of the county democratic executive committee. the most important job you can --politics is be a precinct you young people out here, joint euro local democrat -- join your local democratic executive committee. become a precinct man or woman. it is important you get democrats elected at the city council level, county commission level. those are going to be a future leaders, your future presidents. in theust get involved presidential election. get involved in the local election, the state election. the involved, become educated, don't be ignorant. whossage to people t are listening -- in 2000, outdoor lost by 537 votes in florida. gore lost by 537 votes in florida. if we had 537 more people voting, al gore would be president. get involved. sonnino. >> you mentioned a supreme court justice, and for me, it would be to recognize the death penalty is unconstitutional because it is cruel and unusual punishment. never to come with many failing public schools, at least in new york, and in many other major cities. i volunteered to teach a c

mr. steinberg.as an attorney sports agent coming to the latest research is her expected him a more understood, do you anticipate the guaranteed money of contracts increasing going forth to help players with those liabilities and help you develop us that the liabilities. >> the players agree in a massive to accept a settlement offer for them and for the future in a lot of ways of $975 million. $975 billion might have been closer to actually dealing with the incredible pain and the rest of it. in terms of -- so why did the players not do this? well, the older players have grief right now and they want the money. so it is the same reason that the players took 55% of the gross, which we were making in the last cba and voluntarily agreed to take 47% in the third cba. we are not talking about players not to feel i'm not the advance guard of the bolshevik workers party. they are not labor act to this. they have short played careers to think about now when all the rest of it. the guarantees are going up in

mr. steinberg, does this country have a problem with police brutality, and if so, what would you do about it? >> there are good cops and there are bad cops. there are good attorneys and there are bad attorneys. i think overall, most police officers are good police