the reason for the letter was after our first meeting about this when ron tom was there and ron tom said i've approved this before and he met with the architect and owner after that and they set up 0 time yesterday and as part of that meeting ron tom quid them to draw up another request and submit a letter for that meeting. that's why it was yes, i do. but i did notice a change from the windows to the doors >> it was pointed out to you. >> no i don't think anybody realizeed but certainly i noticed the change. i did speak to the gentleman at dbi about this and we discussed the exiting about 9:30 or tengs this morning but this - i did tell him dbi agreed about the exit and they spoke with mr. ron tom yes, i do after speaking with me >> mr. t may i ask you to sit down until your called. >> you said i believe that from what you could see those changes wouldn't trigger any changes from the street and that's your criteria; right? >> the only physical change is rome one door opening basically at the top landing area to the small door to the right you would remove that door and taking a site of

there's a letter from ron tom that says there's a new letter of egress. i'm concerned we're continuing this for another month it started last december. they said their concerns were - >> i would like you to stop arguing. okay. the copies i have >> for november 8th the letter? >> i've got it. >> thank you. >> i've got one question

so we were pleased in working with chief building inspector ron tom a solution that avoids that staff from having to opine on the issues and having a egress over the property dispute can allow us to move forward and we're asking the special permit for the expansion permit so those provisions can be made part of the permit and the appeals over the aspect felt proposed job. i also have copies of that ron tom's letter it's a joint letter that explains the condition a that's being approved by the cohesive inspector rather than the egress and i've brought copies for the record as well >> have you provided a copy of that. >> just got this. >> and you say you just got this today. >> i did the meeting was yesterday with the cohesive building inspector. >> how long has this matter been on calendar? and while she looks that up i'm wondering iowa why it took place yesterday >> its hard to schedule those meetings we had the first meeting with ron last week and when this came up tuesday morning was the first valuable time he agreed to i think that monday being a holiday made it difficult. he tried

after that meeting ron tom's response i concur with our chaldean-american agreement the new n f p strirlg system and the new assembly all of which are not required is appropriate in protecting the egress and also the sprinkler system will increase the level of safety on all levels of the house. the sprinklers basically on the construction while the sprinklers wouldn't have been required they were put in by the building owner so we give him the credit we don't have many single homes like this. based on the fact it was 3 pointed 6 and surround up to 6 extra people the one exit is enough and a no needs for the second exit. it needs to be resolved in some kind of a civil fashion but we're okay with one exit for the roof-deck. when i looked at the plans he also was congresswoman two windows to two sliding glass doors on the penthouse. that's something we have in the equation i noticed the change maybe the board wants to consider that. >> so windows being changed into doors that was not reflected on the plans. it is >> it's not a big change they're in compliance changing windows to sliding glas

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joining me now, congressman tom cotton and senator ron johnson, guys, welcome back to the program. >> hello, sean, great to be on. >> all right, senator, before we get to the "if you like your plan you can keep your plan" which you proposed in the senate. now the house has their version. i think i studied the clintons pretty well. bill clinton doesn't do anything without thinking it through. james carville talking about the president toking on a crack pipe. seems to me the president designed the remarks to kind of get a wink and nod to democrats, get out of this. how do you interpret it? >> well, that may be. let's face it, you will see how bipartisan i am. i totally agree with president clinton when he says that president obama ought to honor that promise. and let's face it, sean, what president obama did is he basically perpetrated a massive political fraud on the private sector. if that occurred in the private sector, that would be subject to criminal charges. so i really do believe that former president clinton is absolutely right. president obama ought to honor that promise and s

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and then tom cruise who is certainly the most famous scientologist since l. ron>> is a wealthy organization? >> estimate they have a great deal of this and it would be difficult for the catholic church to cough up a billion dollars in cash right now. who's membership and they are hemorrhaging members. and i think that they are really suffering as long as they have we have a billion dollars to sit upon. >> do think it is one secret from the catholic church? >> is more interesting to compare with the mormons. and they were the most stigmatized religion in the country and there is never -- there's never been a more persecuted set of people than the mormons and they were chased out of one set over the other. and they had a lot of hatred directed at the mormons that was unbelievable and the leader was assassinated and eventually it was something called the utah war, general custer was sent there to try to deal with this and eventually the leader of the church had a revelation that we no longer wanted to be a theocracy and we wanted to be a part of united states and we

tom cruise has been the visible face of scientology for decades now. there is no more famous or influential scientology asked in the church since l. ron hubbard created it. since the beginning, the church wanted some exemplary figure that could stand for the church. they didn't get bob hope, they didn't get walt disney but they did get tom cruise, and they really got him. he is the very devoted member of the church. the leader of the church now says everybody -- every minute, forget what the figure was, 5,000 people are awakened to the idea of scientology because of tom cruise. there is no way of knowing how to evaluate such a statement but no question people know about scientology because of tom cruise. when he uses celebrity megaphone, you are tied to their behavior and sometimes it is not always an advantage for the organization that is represented by celebrity but of all the celebrities in scientology, no one is a greater moral responsibility for demanding change inside the church and the abuses taking place at the upper level of the clergy than tom cruise. no one has benefited materially more than he has. inside the church, there

would be run by tom rutledge, john malone would be a significant holder of the combination and therefore you would get a better execution. that would be disputed by time warner cable and ronarter deal, they just want us to lever up our own balance sheet so they can get together with us. the synergies will be undeniable. the question is whether comcast will play a role as white knight or simply a continued consolidator. >> takes your breath away. people get bearish about the market. you look at these -- you pay your bill to comcast, all do you is look at your bill. pay your bill to verizon. think about this. is this that hard? are you worried about taper every minute? worried about the federal government? worried about the fed? pay your comcast bill. buy comcast. >> we should again note comcast is the parent -- >> okay, pay your charter bill. >> i understand. >> we make it too hard. verizon is up huge. time warner is up huge. the ideas are in front of you. but we keep getting blinded by what yellen is going to do and bernanke is going to do. let's go make money. let's go make money for people. that story made money for people. congratulations. >> thanks, jim. very nice. we