patrick: that is a really good point. when covering the issue of theater enable the across europe traditionally, a lot of people brought up -- there are a lot of railroads across europe. some are german and some are french. you need permissions. and that was something that they used to highlight a lot. can you comment on that aspect of theater enablement? how does this enabled the reinforcement that would be required in the event of a major hostility? >> the question has to be divided into a couple of parts. the first part is procedural and the second part is infrastructure. procedurally we have made a great deal of progress across the alliance. some countries have relaxed their restrictions and shortened their notification times required. we as an alliance have gotten much more practiced at scheduling and moving and loading rail. we are able to move very quickly across great distances. last year we had a very large force of across the alliance go all the way to eastern romania and all the way back almost flawlessly witho

father patrick. but his attorneys pointed to an even earlier claim back in 2012 another survivor just like mr kara manuel came forward he came forward he reported to the archdiocese the actions of monsignor product he reported to the district attorney the actions of monsignor paddock i was with him during that report those years ago this is your proof of claim when what does it say here 62712 in 20122012 this man who we'll call hector filed that initial report here rico who committed the acts of sexual abuse or other wrongful conduct by the john and paddock hector was a 17 year old student at cardinal hayes high school in the bronx that's when he went to father patrick for help dealing with the sexual abuse he'd faced as a child somebody is close to the family. a child a child unless when i was 5 years old. and i'm blogging me so the school. talk about it and get it out and move on. but i said it's a wrong person. i mean just the defendants a fellow has. just gone towards my private parts. comfortabl

father patrick. nice to see you richard again yes we were wondering if you might have a few seconds to chad's going. to do the case but i know that there's been a lot that's happened in the last few weeks and we were just wondering where how you're feeling now and what's basically here if you're not in active ministry and more are you going to stay here and. where are you going to go during this time. you can't disclose where you're going to be are you going to be in ministry at all. because you can tell us. well now we know where father patrick is he's still here in the rectory but he couldn't tell us where he's going to be. during this investigation or even if he's going to be in ministry which was interesting. in september a review commissioned by cardinal dolan concluded that there were no active priests under his watch facing substantiated abuse claims. meanwhile the archdiocese faced 2 new lawsuits accusing priests of abusing minors at least one of them is an active ministry. this is left all o

father patrick. but his attorneys pointed to an even earlier claim back in 2012 another survivor just like mr care mon-el came forward he came forward he reported to the archdiocese the actions of monsignor product he reported to the district attorney the actions of monsignor paddock i was with him during that report those years ago this is your proof of claim what does this say here 62712 in 20122012 this man who we'll call hector filed that initial report here we go who committed the acts of sexual abuse or other wrongful conduct by the john and particular actor was a 17 year old student at cardinal hayes high school in the bronx that's when he went to father patrick for help dealing with the sexual abuse he'd faced as a child somebody was close to the family. a child a child unless when i was 5 years old. and i'm bothering me so the school. talk about it and get it out and move on. but i said it's a wrong person. and he just sort of then it's a fellow has. just gone towards my private parts. comfo

father patrick. but his attorneys pointed to an even earlier claim back in 2012 another survivor just like mr care mon-el came forward he came forward he reported to the archdiocese the actions of monsignor product he reported to the district attorney the actions of monsignor paddock i was with him during that report those years ago this is your proof of claim what does this say here 62712 in 20122012 this man who we'll call hector filed that initial report here rico who committed the acts of sexual abuse or other wrongful conduct father john and particular hector was a 17 year old student at cardinal hayes high school in the bronx that's when he went to father patrick for help dealing with the sexual abuse he'd faced as a child somebody is close to the family. a child a child unless when i was 5 years old. and i'm blogging me so the school. i'll talk about it and get it out and move on. but i said it's a wrong person. and he just sort of venice a fellow has. just gone towards the pods. comfortable.

father patrick. but his attorneys pointed to an even earlier claim back in 2012 another survivor just like mr kara mon-el came forward he came forward he reported to the archdiocese the actions of monsignor product he reported to the district attorney the actions of monsignor paddock i was with him during that report those years ago this is your proof of claim. what does this say here 62712 it's a thousands from 2012 this man who we'll call hector filed that initial report here we go who committed the acts of sexual abuse or other wrongful conduct father john and patrick hector was a 17 year old student at cardinal his high school in the bronx. that's when he went to father patrick for help dealing with the sexual abuse he'd faced as a child some close to the family. child to try to molest me i was 5 years old. and i'm blogging me so in the school to. talk about it and get it out and move on. but i said it's a wrong person. and just so there's an itch a fellow has. just gone towards my private parts.

patrick: it might be.o get a sustained value versus growth reversal, you need much higher interest rates or a bear market. these are very long cycles, as we've seen growth outperform value for 10 years in a row now. youet sustained vergence, need something to change in the economy. i would rather be in value to collect dividends. there's not as much upside in growth as in the past, but there are some companies we still like. if i had to choose value versus growth in the next five to 10 years, i would definitely have my money on value. guy: where is the dollar going? patrick: the dollar probably weakens slightly. that's on the assumption that we get a trade deal, and basically some of the other economies that markets are pricing in very pessimistically get some from that. sterling is seeing a bit of strength recently. i think the euro will probably strengthen against the dollar in that environment. i like yen for different reasons. you get the safe haven if things do go pear-shaped. the dollar is not going

father patrick said he didn't remember joseph but joseph told us he can't forget father patrick.are very very serious and. i had this stupid d.v.d. of like these clips maybe i interviewed him or something for the t.v. news i don't know with each discovery from his archive jews have seen counters when the priest came into sharper focus and there it is the junior ring ceremony mask i had forgotten that i was the elector at the mass that he was the celebrant of the mass. it's called the very name. the only church to separate from the bible and father patrick sat right behind him and there's no possible way that he could forget who i was based on the number of interactions i had with him the only thing that would make sense to me is if you know if i was just another kid that he touched and it was like you know one in the same faceless nameless. you know that was his way of justifying it blocking it out that's the only thing i can think of just another kid that he touched yeah it seems to be quite a number of us you know. patrick's accusers had reported their abuse to family friends a

i am patrick tucker. so pleased to have this exceptional panel here to discuss the future of the united states army in the incredibly important theater of the european theater. differentn covering aspects of u.s. army activity in europe for quite some time and there is one question that is usually a perfunctory question. there is rarely opportunity for news in it. this year that is not the case. i will go to you jt. i wonder if you could talk to me a little bit about the current status and your feelings about the military to military relationship with turkey. how is that right now? how quickly is that changing? relationstain strong with my counterparts in turkey within the parameters of u.s. policy at any given time. going back and forth and visiting each other. we exchange units. the turkishhad first commando brigade and company train with us in germany and reciprocated with a company of paratroopers going to an exercise and turkey. that is not uncommon. i have turkish liaisons. all relations are driven

but where patrick and i disagree, and i hate to beat a dead horse, but where patrick and i disagree,nd this is the most important part of net neutrality, is the authority part, whether the fcc will be able to oversee the broadband market. it is the place where the court told the fcc that the argument that antitrust law and the ftc can protect consumers. and with the court said was, you kind of laid it out that those tools are available. but you do not actually talk specifically about how they will protect consumers from blocking , throttling, so on and so forth. i don't believe the antitrust laws or the ftc are adequate. you need to have an expert agency and that is where the fight will be in a federal bill. the fight will be does the fcc will get to oversee the market, or are they left out of it? because if they are left out of it, they will not get any of the consumer groups i work with support him, and they will not get any democrat supporting. they may not get the republicans. is there any evidence supporting it? >> no. this continues to be a hypothetical concern. when the restor

and patrick holly was senior vice president at u.s. telecom, a trade association here in washington, d.c. before we put on our advocates at, give us a lawyers assessment of what the d.c. court of appeals ruled. >> guest: what the d.c. court of appeals ruled was that the fcc decision and the restoring of the net freedom order was permissible and essentially completely upheld. it's a big win for consumers, a big win for innovators, big win for investment in broadband in america. essentially what the court said was that the fcc decision to regulate broadband and internet access as an information service as a module has been for the last 20 years outside of a two years under the title ii order was permissible. it's consistent with supreme court precedent and this d.c. circuit was not going to make a determination that the fcc's classification was incorrect because it's within their discretion as an expert agency declassify broadband as an information service or as a telecommunications service. was it also did say was the commission, and th

patrick gearey reports.lf as a nice quy patrick described himself as a nice guy with the fighters sold. he had a degree, he had options and yet he chose to box. the sport he loved ultimately took his life. four days after suffering a brain injury in a fight in chicago, patrick day died surrounded by his friends. in the sports started by violence, produces shock, tributes from fellow fighters filled social media. a letter written by his opponent on monday. in it he says: pain in the sport is inescapable. i feel as if i know the quy inescapable. i feel as if i know the guy because of the way people have written about him and like i said, last thursday, i will never forget he came over to me before the press conference and he was so excited you know... hejust... conference and he was so excited you know... he just. .. there have conference and he was so excited you know... hejust... there have been other dark moments in boxing, patrick day's death was the fourth in three months, some feel that there is simply t

telecom, trade association patrick halley washington, d.c.. give us of lawyers assessment of what the d.c. court of appeals ruled. >> the d.c. court of appeals ruled that the sec's decision was permissible in the industry storing internet freedom order. and it was completely upheld. as a big win for consumers and innovators and a big win for broadband in america. essentially, with the court said to that the sec's decision regulate broadband internet access as an information service as it largely has been for the last 20 years outside of a two-year. under the title to order, was permissible. it is consistent with supreme court precedent and this d.c. circuit judge going to make a determination that the fcc's classification was incorrect. because it is within their discretion as the expert agency to classify broadband as an information service or as a telik me to case and service. what it did also say was that the commission, and the one area where the commission's decision was vacated, which does not come up impelled -- does not come up until p

so let me get to the states, because i need to respond to what patrick said. the court was very clear that if an agency lacks authority, it cannot then tell the states that it can't regulate. and what happened when the fcc deregulated broadband, reclassified broadband internet access as an information service rather than telecommunications service and also said that another part of the communications action, section 706, does not provide authority for regulation, it washed its hands, it abdicated its authority, its ability to oversee the broadband market. and the court said, well, you've given away your authority, you now cannot tell the states as well that they cannot regulate. now patrick says, and he's correct, that his industry, the fcc could now go state by state and try to use a theory called conflict preemption to overturn, to preempt these state laws. the problem is the court went very, very deeply e into the fcc's arguments for the, for larger preemption, for preempting all the states at once and rejected every single one of them. and the court said t

i called patrick. i said to patrick, you have to be a big boy. you have to help mommy. >> and he did. kay told him where to find a pair of scissors and patrick brought them to her. cutting the zip tie was difficult, but kay was finally able to do it. the 5-year-old boy had saved his mother. then she had another job for her son. >> so, i said patrick, please, just go across the street. knock on the door. mommy's going to stay here. remember your karate moves. just kick the door. >> kay saw the neighbor's door open and patrick run in. she knew he was safe. one family member taken care of. now kay was on a mission to save joe. she would not leave him behind no matter what the risk. >> and then you run back into a burning house. >> yes, i went back in there. and when i saw joe, it was so hard to pick him up. i remember seeing so many wounds, so much damage to his body. i couldn't even think anymore. >> kay managed to drag joe out of the burning house and on to the patio. she held out hope that while joe was clearly badly injured he was still alive. p

patrick marty mentioned. us and you know. patrick marty mentioned. u.s. involvement particularly in the middle east here where you know constantly putting pressure on the lebanese government particularly in the middle east here where you know constantly putting pressure on the lebanese government to get rid of hezbollah that is elected to office is to get rid of hezbollah that is elected to the offices across the country as a great deal of popularity and then that the in the in the and then like that all across the country as a great deal of popularity and then that the in the in the and then like threatening turkey's economy and things like that i mean this doesn't make things any turkey's economy and things like that i mean this doesn't make things any better i mean constantly using the dollar in the in the financial system to punish better i mean constantly using the dollar in the in the financial system to punish countries around the world that just takes more options off the table doesn't it go ahead josh with countries around the world that just tak

patrick: that's a fair question. you if you get a no deal, are going to have to discuss the trade implications. if you get something of a deal, obviously that is going to be decided before hand. to your point, you might eventually get a situation with an election or referendum, but having said that, the markets is discounting the worst possible scenario. all the u.k. market wants is clarity. the market hates uncertainty. that is why it is priced where it is. if it is a no deal, basically something of a deal, or if it remains, this market will rip. butwant certainty, clarity, all i'm saying is the u.k. market is priced to the worst possible outcome. anything positive, this thing will rip. guy: it's going to rip by the sounds of things. let's see what happens. patrick spencer is going to stay with us. let's catch up with what is happening with markets. here with the details is abigail doolittle. abigail: not a lot of action in the u.s. and europe. taking a look at the s&p 500, flipping between gains and losses. this as

patrick has sought help and seen a therapist he's created a you tube channel called eye of patrick about enjoying life to the max what ever adversity you face he also addresses issues related to his disease. i want to talk about disability what does it mean you don't have to be in a wheelchair to be disabled it's enough to have rheumatism diabetes all like me and mess. with my you tube channel i want to encourage others with m.s. and tell the world that even with the disease you can still have fun. for patrick fun means high diving including cliff diving but he's going to carry on diving as long as his condition permits. serious flare ups could mean difficulty moving or even paralysis. if he were to develop persistent coordination problems i think it would be difficult for him to continue with sports such as high diving. though in general sport is good for m.-s. patients it keeps them fit i would support his carrying on although he should always ask himself whether he's really up to it. it can help with m.s. patients train coordination balance and core strength. but the quality of life i

patrick gearey reports patrick day described himself as a nice guy with a fighter‘s soul.e had a degree, he had options and yet he chose to box. the sport he loved ultimately took his life. four days after suffering a brain injury in a fight against charles conwell in chicago,—day died surrounded by his family and friends. even in a sport defined by violence, such a tragedy produces shock. tributes from fellow fighters fill social media, the most poignant that by his opponent, co nwell, poignant that by his opponent, conwell, on monday: pain in this sport is inescapable. i feel as though i pain in this sport is inescapable. ifeel as though i know pain in this sport is inescapable. i feel as though i know the guy because of the responses and the way people have written about him, you know? and like i said, last thursday i'll neverforget... know? and like i said, last thursday i'll never forget... they came over to me before the press conference with joe to me before the press conference withjoe higgins to me before the press conference with joe higgins and to me before the

francine: patrick, thanks so much. patrick stays with us.ak with the finished trade minister. in an exclusive interview, we will ask him about u.n. and china and how europe can respond. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance" from new york, and francine lacqua fromelsinki today. we are following here into the seven-hour time delay with new york, the turkish area, the news flow that is coming out, all focused on day two of what operation -- what the operation will bring as well. francine lacqua from helsinki. francine: thank you so much. i am delighted to be joined by ville skinnari of finland. we are talking about the trade war between the u.s. and china. does the u.s. want a mini deal, on currency? thank you for joining us. we follow this day in and day out, probably hourly. is the trade war going to get worse for it gets better between the u.s. and china? finland, as the chair of the u.n. emphasized, is a rules-based system and the multilateral world order. obviously we are concerned here in finland, here

>> jefferson, he was closely and mentor to jefferson and he was a colleague of patrick henry patrick henry and him teamed up in the virginia ratifying convention to try to defeat or a least a bill of rights appended to the new constitution. so he was a mentor to jefferson, but he was a political ally of patrick henry at the virginia ratifying convention. and, in fact, with him patrick cannon was one of the most vociferous objectors to the constitution. they came within a fake three or four votes in the virginia ratifying convention of defeating the constitution by the way. >> in the bill of rights and the compromising that probably took place to pass that, were there any particular rights that were, if you will, on mason, henry's original list that did not survive the process? >> yes, there were approximately 24, i believe, amendments at the virginia ratifying convention that were actually sent to congress. james madison expertly, and i give them credit, basically edited these amendments it down to be are really, the modern version of the bill of rights, but there were many different

patrick: i think they will.r it takes, interesting how he said once we get to -40 that would be the practical lower bound. i guess now where we are moving is impractical movements and pushing on a string because we have gotten below the practical lower bound. the financial community regards him highly. he has been very positive with rhetoric, giving confidence to markets. nejra: to the point about pushing on a string, there is a quote that says it is fair to say to return to nearly returning to the cost of borrowing while providing liquidity to banks when not be in the ecb's cards. cards for be on the the ecb from here? alessandro: that is one of the biggest challenges christine lagarde will have to face. and dore deep below zero not show signs to raise. probably become a permanent fixture of monetary policy. too the heads is of the other finance ministers in the euro area around and force them to do some fiscal stimulus, which is what they have been going on. just monetary policy is not enough and fiscal policy

patrick gearey reports patrick day described himself as a nice guy with a fighter‘s soul.to box. the sport he loved ultimately took his life. four days after suffering a brain injury in a fight against charles conwell in chicago,—day died surrounded by his family and friends. even in a sport defined by violence, such a tragedy produces shock. tributes from

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patrick: great question.deliberately launched in two regional chains that are relatively small in size, because of a couple reasons. one, it is our first retail launch and we figured it would be valuable for us to sort of do a test launch to really see how it is received, how to communicate to consumers and so forth. wecondly, we are still -- just recently came out of what i would call a supply crunch, where they demand for our products got ahead of our ability to produce, so we did not want to launch into retail to aggressively until we knew what the demand would be to make sure that we had the capacity to supply it. now that we have data from the launch -- sorry. taylor: go ahead, please continue. now we havel, so data from the launch and i think we have a clear sight as to what our plan should be. we will definitely be doing broader launches next year, nationwide launches over the course of the year. and stay tuned, we are not announcing them yet but it will definitely happen. taylor: do you see more growt

patrick from florida patrick? >> caller: oh, hi, this is patrick's mom, and patrick has a question for you boo-yah. >> sure! boo-yah. >> caller: i am 9 years old. i've been watching your show and i really like it i especially like your sound effects like "sell, sell, sell "buy, buy, buy." >> sell, sell, sell! >> buy, buy, buy >> i have been thinking of the company hasbro gaming. do you think it's a bear or a bull >> oh, i'm very bullish on hasbro 89 when we last had brian on it went to 118 he is trying to move all the china manufacturing away, but more important, patrick, i have to tell you, you make me feel great, and so does your mom because i know i'm relevant. hey, by the way, we are six years older than patrick, and we're closing in on what show? our 3,000th show sentiment is so negative right now, we don't get some sort of trade deal, the sentiment might turn out to be correct on "mad money" tonight, i'm getting to the meat of hormel's investor today with the ceo, finding out if it's time to add an investmen

thank you stan well boxing is mourning the death of a fighter for the 4th time in as many months patrick day passed away on wednesday 4 days after sustaining a traumatic brain injury and his contest with charles kohn well the 27 year old american was knocked out during the 10th round of the fight in chicago he left the ring on a stretcher and despite emergency brain surgery doctors were unable to save him russian maxime argentina's hugo sent him and bore a stench of bulgaria all died recently following site injuries in the following clip shows patrick de speaking at a press conference just 2 days before his fatal fight in chicago people look at me look at my demeanor and the like oh you know you're such a nice guy you know well spoken why do you choose the box but you know it's about what's in your heart in the internally and you know i will fight a soul a fighter spirit and i love this sport and the boxing makes me happy so that's why i choose to do it earlier we spoke to boxing writer gareth a davies who said the sport is trying to act with dignity during a difficult time it's obviousl

both george mason and patrick henry kurt hale the political career after the constitutional convention in 1787 and the virginia ratifying convention in 1788, so the papers than the first three presidents. in 1820, his grandson, george mason the fifth, sixth began to correspond with men who knew his grandfather including james madison. he sympathized with the struggle together the papers and he said and wrote of the achievements, quote, that highly distinguished as he was, the accounts are scanned then many of their contemporaries. this is not in my view a historically accurate picture of a. his generosity wasn't matched when it came to his family, solicited to his beloved mother while she was still alive as well to his younger brother and sister. he called the fate of the arts, sciences and agriculture. with the objection to the constitution, mason believes in the fundamental goodness of li life. they have revealed his intricate character those that have commented on his wife have captioned him as a reluctant statesman. a gentleman revolutionary or the man who did not sign the constitu

just a dude playing a dude. >> that's a good reference. >> nice one, patrick.aking of kim k., part of tonight's "e.t." birthday quiz. >> which reality star once worked as a stylist and personal shopper for celebrities? kim kardashian, kim zolciak or ne conley mitchell but don of its go bare i do see them i kind see them being like don't forget about us team and they're going to try i was trying to yeah and they're not going to be like the load management come try my really big chicken sandwich combo with two patties for $4.99, or three for $5.99, or four for $6.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wait, what's happening? stanley! you're deflating! hold me, jack! only at jack in the box. two breaded chicken patties plus fries and a drink for $4.99. three patties for $5.99. or even four for just $6.99. four patties? well, tickle my elbow! no thank you. try my really big chicken sandwich combos. starting at $4.99. >>> special consideration provided by -- >>> tomorrow on "e.t." bonding with ex jennifer aniston over instagram? >> we talked

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just a dude playing a dude. >> that's a good reference. >> nice one, patrick.aking of kim k., part of tonight's "e.t." birthday quiz. >> which reality star once worked as a stylist and personal shopper for celebrities? kim kardashian, kim zolciak or nene lee? >> the answer when we come back. we didn't have to stop the movie. i didn't have to call an ambulance. and i didn't have to contact your family. because your afib didn't cause a blood clot that led to a stroke. not today. we'd discussed how your stroke risk increases over time, so even though you were feeling fine, we chose xarelto®, to help keep you protected. once-daily xarelto®, significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with in fact, over 96% of people remained stroke-free. don't stop taking xarelto® without talking to your doctor, as this may increase your risk of stroke. while taking, a spinal injection increases the risk of blood clots, which may cause paralysis- the inability to move. you may bruise more easily, or take longer for bleeding to stop. and in rare cases, fatal bleeding. it may i

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>> patrick, you just launched into grocery stores.an we see you next, in the grocery store space, regionally? >> ok. great question. we deliberately launched in two chains that are relatively small, for a couple reasons. one, it is our first retail launch, and we figured that would be valuable for us, to sort of do a test launch and see how it is received, and how to most effectively communicate to consumers and so forth. we just, we are still, recently came out of what i would say is a supply crunch, where the demand for our products got ahead of our ability to produce it, so we didn't want to launch into retail, too aggressively, until we knew what demand would be, so we knew we would have capacity to supply it. now that we have data from the launch -- sorry? >> go ahead, please. continue. >> well, so now we have some data from the launch, and a clear plan. we're definitely going to be doing broader launches next year, nationwide launches over the course of the year, and stay tuned, we aren't announcing anything yet, but that's defi

boxing is mourning the death of a fighter for the 4th time in as many months patrick day passed away on wednesday 4 days after sustaining a traumatic brain injury in his contest with charles khan while the 27 year old american was knocked out during the 10th round of the fight in chicago in left the ring on a stretcher and despite emergency brain surgery doctors were unable to save him earlier we spoke to boxing writer gareth a davies who said the sport is trying to act with dignity journey a difficult period is obviously terrible with patrick day the industry. folsom politics whenever this happens it's horrible events you. another 5 are. given his life so the school. has passed away as a result of cause and effect of being a fighter it's an inherently dangerous sport boxing you get you have bullishness that come out at this time and then the sports is cool while barack and it's cold you know that shouldn't exist and people wants it ends it's where the problem is with flight schools it's the same in mixed martial arts. as boxing that if you tried to get rid of the school because it i

patrick gearey was watching.n a year, andy murray has gone from co nsta nt in a year, andy murray has gone from constant painted falling in love with his sport again. but stan wawrinka will attest that affection. in the first that he was unstoppable and carried that relentless energy into the second. but andy murray is a great survival expert, who has had his hip service and his spirit in you. he wrestle back the break and seize the set. cracks followed, brea ks were seize the set. cracks followed, breaks were inevitable. for in a row at one stage as the third set seesawed. finally, crucially, the swiss missed. andy murray had done it, through surgery and recovery and pain to glory, andy murray is a champion once more. patrick geary, bbc news. obviously, it means a lot. the last few years have been extremely difficult. both me and stan have had a lot of injury problems in the last couple of yea rs. problems in the last couple of years. amazing, obviously to be back playing against him in a final like that. i thin

. >> with patrick, when he came to class, he was like a sponge. like a sponge.e kept true to it. you know what i'm saying. when it was starting to study, he was so intense. he had to be told to relax. >> patrick is a sweetest, kindest, most loving man i met. >> he is charismatic. he is motivating. he is inspiring. he is brilliant when it comes to choreography. you've got the whole package. >> i think patrick is a good example within the whole world of being able to have a firm grasp on past traditions while shooting forward. ♪ the first time ♪ ever i kissed your mouth >> with hula songs, they're in hawaiian. not everybody knows hawaiian. when you watch a hula, you don't understand the story being told. he can use ledge songs and put a hula do it and everybody understands what it's about. [♪] when they came out in that black and that one simple hairpiece, less is more. you get to enjoy the dance. you get to enjoy the faith. those are the things i look for. [♪] >> i think he is one of the best risk takers. and he makes me braver, to try things. i love thinking of

patrick leahy, who for six of the eight years was president of the judicial committee, had the power to look the other way and proceed with barack obama's nominations, or he could couto the republicans vetoing the nominees. he chose to couto to the likes of ted cruz and john cornyn. so for many years, all the years patrick leahy was chairman of the judiciary committee, none of barack obama's nominees from red states would even be considered. this might have been a good policy if the republicans reciprocated when they retook the majority and democrats were in a position of advising on president trump's nominees, but behold what has happened. the republicans have decided they do not care about the senate courtesy anymore. they are not honoring blue slips anymore. so people like patrick leahy that put the policy in place for six years are made to look the fool, and barack obama's legacy is less than it could have been in terms of judicial nominees he got confirmed. host: you used to work for chuck schumer. is he at fault in this process? guest: i was there for six years in the senate du

patrick? [applause] >> so i just want to thank the board of supervisors for be bestowing this on me. you know, honor is a good word to describe the time that i spent at folsom street events. it was always so much more than just a job or even a career path to me. it was part of something that was a part of me and part of something bigger. it was a part of the city and a part of the amazing community. so i want to thank all those that came out to support me today. you all mean a great deal to me and i could not have done this without you. supervisor haney, i want to thank you for putting up with me because i know i can be difficult. supervisor mandelman, thank you so much. your office was a great help. i also want to single out tom temprano from your office, and honey mahogany. i could not have done it without your office and their help, and i'm incredibly honored. [applause] >> president yee: okay. thank you. supervisor -- supervisor mandelman, please share your remarks. >> supervisor mandelman