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joiningt(Ñit( me on the newsi] mark purdy, san jose mercury news columnist and paulrrogers, mercury newsonment writer and josh richmond, bay area news grghi political fáreporter. thereq has been a lot of talk i sacramento over the california public records act that requires government agencies to release their records upon request, but governor brown's move to weas[ the law set off controversy. at the foot of the bill is who should foot the bill. i want to start withÑi you, jos. the governorjf has been talking about this for a lpwhile. i want to explain why this is important totpsu) democracy. >> the governor proposed earlie1 agencies eith%$ pay for the cost of respondingtooáo publice1rrec act request or opt out of provisions of the publicrrecords act.çó the hcsá=ie is this law has ben in place since ñgoç1968, but th last 30 yearsfáxd there is anot$ state to payt( for mandates tha itst(ok lawsÑi impose upon loca agencies.fá çó districts and whatever. the state has been on the hookq for reimbursing the cost of complying with the publicçóq records act. it's not a lott(roffá money in gra

host: we have purdy on the line from ogdon, utah. caller: good morning. something keeps coming up. the fact that the country seems to be controlled by debt. we have our students coming out of college owing thousands of dollars they couldn't possibly just take off and do what they really want to do. they better hurry up and find some type of job so they can eat and pay off the debt. our citizens seemeds seem to have this tremendous credit card debt. some of them have learned and they -- they didn't can't do anything they want to do. if they own a house and they still have the house, they are busy paying on that house. they have to make sure they have everybody in the country as well. everything seems to be controlled by debt. no one really is free to do anything they want to and do what they have to do in order to earn money to pay for the honest debt. host: good point. guest: that definitely has been the flavor of washington how to attack the debt whether it is on student loans. we're really looking at the entitlement programs. medicare and social security are both headed for bankr

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