these policies will not make oceana great again. that's what the police might claim. the era of big brother is not over. that leads me to our second argument. >> before we move on, president for the main freeman could be making a lot of money running casinos or reality tv programs are giving private speeches to investment bakers. instead he cares enough to be our president devoted totally to taking care of the people. it sounds like conjecture that the police would abuse the powers of observation they have only to keep us safe. >> he cares about only one thing and that is his own power. >> lets back up. you have introduced a threshold question. you have asked for sanctions to be set by this court for gaining access to your preliminary briefs. you did not identify what sanctions. you did not tell us what was in those briefs that you disclaim. if you would respond to those threshold questions, what sanctions and what do you now disclaim that was in your prior brief? >> your honor, we merely disclaim on prior brief in order to protect the sanctity of the attorney-client

whether it's executive or the legislature, legislature in oceana is under the thumb of the executive. >> that is correct, your honor, my opponent relies on the silence of congress as a sent of congress and we realize that we cannot rely on the citizens of oceanea. >> i would see that differently. i mean, congress hasn't acted meaningfully in years. [applause] >> in fact, the government leader's care so much for the people's safety that they almost have nothing but safety left in congress. >> that is exactly right justice, that is why we rely on the court for the release that win stone smith seeks. >> yeah, but those action that is you are complaining, they happened 32 years ago, are you discriminating against those with age? isn't there a time where we turn the page? [laughter] >> your honor, the police like all officials are presumed to have knowledge for beacon constitutional rights set forth by our founding father to be free from unlawful arrest, detention and torture. >> i have another question that qualify -- [inaudible] [laughter] >> quote, nothing was illegal since there were n

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the chapel at at 801 oceana laborde in pacifica >> thank you supervisor peskin supervisor weiner >> submit >> supervisor yee >> submit >> supervisor avalos >> thank you. colleagues, we just read reports about a five dollar that's coming towards us for the incident involving firefighter who was driving a rate under the influence, ran through a red light and hit a motorcyclist. i think it's important to know what systems have been in place as to how to prevent this from happening, how to prevent on-duty drinking within the fire department. and i think it's apropos do we have that hearing at the same time that inch eight gaa 01 holding the hearing whether to release approve the settlement were not . i'm sure the fire department and police department is conducting investigation with the department have put accountable to the measures in place. we get to hear what they've done to prevent any type of mishandling of the case. from happening again and to ensure that their swift, swift accountability for the driver of the vehicle and anyone else who commits any kind of misconduct while on duty. the

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