my name is peter ross.i've been a south end member for the past 31 years, and a former president, and just really want to thank rec and park, and jackie and daina in their partnership in negotiating this new lease. we've had a relationship with rec and park for 81 years. we're looking for another 49 to tack on to that. it's a really great partnership, and we respect being stewards of this public asset, so thank you. >> chair fewer: any other comment? seeing none, public comment is now closed. [gavel]. >> chair fewer: any comments from my colleagues? i understand there are two recommendations from the b.l.a. >> supervisor peskin: so my understanding is insofar as the second period is at the city's sole discretion, i think that takes care of the recommendation from the budget analyst. >> chair fewer: i believe there are two recommendations. so one recommendation was to urge that the south end rowing club and the delta club be accessible to the public for all hours. >> supervisor peskin: and i believe supervis

ross. robert: do you believe that? peter: i don't believe it. k this causes a rift between the two of them, they've been at odds before when wilbur ross came up with some bad line headline for trump. this creates another strain. i'm sure there's a feeling from trump that wilbur ross could haveiven many different explanations for why they were going forward with this question. one that would hold up bet for the court. robert: wasn't he just following the law? boip trying to -- brian: trying to find something that wouldtand up for the court. it seemed transparent on its face. didn't need, you know, the lost files from theepublican consultant to understand that there is aal potenartisan motivation here. both parties try to game the system as best they can forct redistg exercises, we're about to have a once a decade countil that influence -- influence who controls the districts an rewrites the t districts f next 10 years. of course a lot is at stake here. robert: what can democrats do? what are the option here? shawna: there is some talk, though i do

ross perot died today at the age of 89. we've had peteraker to rejoin us tonight because apparently as a child reporter he covered perot the presidential candidate in the 90s. your mm ri memories of that campaign. kind of expecting he had just won the gulf war. >> i didn't actually cover the campaign. i have been reconstructing it lately in book about james baker. the former secretary of state who ran president bush's campaign that year in 1992. and you're right, they remember perot very, very bitterly. they think perot took the numbers away from them. but the numbers don't really show it. if you look at the polling results he took a lot of votes away from bill clinton, a lot of votes away from george bush. he wasn't even in the race for several months at a time when george bush was still losing. but he shaped that race in a way. he helped channel this anti-establishment resentment that we saw manifest itself in a more fulsome way in 2016 back then in 1992. he represented this disenchantment with the two-party system, the idea of sort of a

peter, i'll start with you there. what did you learn about ross time covering politics? >> yeah, no, ross perot is an american original. he really represented sort of the strain and generation of american politics that stand out. you know, raised in texarkana, delivered newspapers at age 12 by horseback. earned his way into the nafl academy. started a wildly successful computer data company and forced himself on to the national stage with these two presidential campaigns. he channeled the sort of popular resentment against a two-party system that would later propel donald trump to power. he had many the same issues were resonating back then. he talks about nafta, that great sucking sound you hear is jobs heading to mexico. i think he was quirky, colorful, he was conspiracy-minded, but he also sort of appeals to kind of this american idea of can-do spirit and independence that stands out today. >> steve, let's talk about his impact on modern politics, because it is significant especially on this day when tom steyer decides to get into this race. i

ross perot. >> he was a lot of things. he was a patriot first and foremost. he made a ton of money. he also gave away a ton of money, philanthropist, very charitable man. peterfor hanging around to talk about the passing today of h. ross perot of texarkana, texas. we appreciate it. when we continue after one final break, our president says he's come up with a plan for managing our natural world that's taking off like wildfire. let's be honest, you need insurance. but it's not really something you want to buy. it's not sexy... oh delicious. or delicious... or fun. ♪ but since you need both car and home insurance, why not bundle them with esurance and save up to 10%. which you can spend on things you really want to buy, like ah well i don't know what you'd wanna buy cause i'm just a guy on your tv. esurance. it's surprisingly painless. when didwhen i needed ton? jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage. ...and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com. can't imagine doing it any other way. this is caitlin dickerson from the new york times. this isn't the only case. very li

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been trying to figure out all morning, wilbur ross considered to be a hard-liner, also considered to be not as much involved as lighthizer or, you know, peterw vario ekn o wilbur ross is a better friend, acosta much more of a hot button, but my sources indicate that don't expect any change in our trade talks if -- in other words, he was not the man that the chinese hate the chinese don't like a guy who wrote the book death by china. no one calls navarro treasonous. >> no, they don't. >> do you think -- alphabet is treasonous >> not as far is aias i'm aware >> do you think he has information about something like a phil brick kind of earn. >> information that would rise to the level that journalists would consider is credible and would report probably not i would love to know heck of a story. >> if i worked there, not a great moment at alphabet when you -- everyone is looking to see, let's get the phones. do you think they'll gather the phones >> we'll watch it for sure a very big story. >> this is not bad blood, this is worse blood. >> we got a hat trick of record highs at the open. lost a couple of them. to bob pisani. >> open record highs,

. >>> and white house trade advisers peter international var navarro was on "squawk box" friday he had this to say. >> the only thing secretary rosse sold to huawei are things they could buy from other vendors worldwide, and so if we don't have that kind of policy we're harming our own american companies so we're threading that needle beautifully, and it's a relatively small amount of sales in the neighborhood of less than $1 billion, which is small in the scheme of things >> here to discuss all this, senior fellow at the hudson institute previously, and senior director of the national security council who penned a memo how to redine design from the ground up and protect the u.s. from espionage. good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> a view by allowing huawei to trade with anybody at all that we are giving them some wiggle room to continue to grow, and that that is a bad thing what do you think? >> i think the entity list is designed to prevent sales of western and allied equipment, u.s. and allied equipment to companies that are deemed to be a national security risk there was an executive order stating that there was a nat

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