lesson age four when he was seven he started playing with the drumming virtual so was faldo five told russo to put him straight to the test. me that i played with him and he swore at me for the whole lesson. he told me to come back the next week they should. have probably meant something like great and his old fashioned way. i was with him till i was seventeen ten years. yes he went on to plan study in half seattle boston and then leipzig on by live he recorded his new album in the studio one of the tracks is a cover of jus canning tons carava. the fall. when he isn't in the studio or on tour he says and anyway he comes live without drama. see i'm very ambitious i was on holiday for a week in italy and we rented a room so i could rehearse now and. now that's really freaky. freaky. it might be freaky but the results are pretty impressive. that's all for this edition of twenty one. the to cut cut. cut cut cut. cut. cut. cut. cut. plug your commands highlights. love last place region just never gets enough laughs. lifestyle up here above the highlights claims the bulge. beat the germans new an

lesson age four when he was seven he started playing with the drumming virtual so was faldo facto russo who put him straight to the test. me that i played with him and he swore at me for the whole let's say. you told me to come back the next week. but i guess yeah probably meant something like great and his old fashioned way. i was with him till i was seventeen ten years. yes there were he went on to play and study in how bad seattle boston and then like she got in by live he recorded his new album in the studio one of the tracks is a cover of jew canning tons carava. when he isn't in the studio or on tour he really says and anyway he comes live without drama. see i am vicious i know i was on holiday for a week in italy and we rented a room so i could rehearse. now that's really freaky. freaky. it might be freaky but the results are pretty impressive. that's all for this edition of twenty one next week we were off to the ballin on a film festival with inspiring women nell biting action. and explosive talent. cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut the time. good. luck. cut. the bureaucracy and

let's bring the a plus panel to break it down and joined by attorney and democratic strategists bill a russo. welcome back. columnist for crime and an attorney and peter brown who is councilman in lyndon. we'll start with you. the numbers are dramatic but i know, you know, right away when you hear is discussion about race and then somebody will stay and racism in the system. >> right. well, what i say that is it is not a mystery. it is not a surprise. that racial minorities are hit harder by poverty. it does not require the study and because we know why there is a high level poor minority communities lack of access and lack of education and lack of good health care this is not a mystery. >> a lot of politicians are the same have mentioned creating a horrible climate for jobs and business and economic growth so not turning around saying we have a problem. i think it is more of a session socioeconomical when you look at. you know, people lower incomes. why? >> give it time. our health care system has failed. our federal government has failed am we just cut children's health at the level. jerse

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about their demands with local media claiming army veterans wanted redistribution of pensions the russo claimed supporters of former regional governor because circus fairly had stays the riots on his facebook page he denies that the police chief called the incident a well staged provocation authorities of launched a criminal investigation with nine people already detained. and finally the starter gun has been fired in the russian presidential election or at least the northwest side bierria it's the first region to cast ballots in early polling stuti the remoteness of his polling stations and the severe weather election officials are using all possible means of transport from helicopters to snowmobiles. to. wrap things up with a smile but with the very latest news headlines and story updates at the top of the hour. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself and taken your last wrong turn. to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry suddenly i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember wh

then, that progressivism, this anti-constitutional, anti-republic ideology, borne of, in my opinion, russo and haggle, marx and their progeny, dewey, crowley, wilson, you think they've succeeded? >> well, the jeffersonians and anti-federalists, they have not succeeded, so the progress i have succeeded very well. the wilsonian objectives or vision is hard set in our economy. or if you look at communist manifesto written by marx and engels, if you look at the things that they want, the ten things they wanted, we've accomplished it in our country. mark: and so there are people out there, the tea party movement, the old reagan revolution, constitutional conservatives, i talk to them every day on my radio show. they say what can we do about this? what can we do about this? i initially was strongly opposed to article 5, convention of states, and i studied it, studied the history behind it, i studied the george mason proposed it, two days before the end of the constitutional convention. that madison stood up and supported it, that madison argued for it when there was this nullification effort tak

fred russo from the budget and legislative office. and we prepared a policy analysis report for supervisor yee, preventing and filling commercial vacancies that was issued last months and i'll provide a summary of it for you today. so, to start commercial vacancies, causes and effects, there's normal turnover, of course, which happens to all kinds of businesses and spaces are vacated and put on the market and occupied again. but there are other causes for commercial vacancies, including owners' lack of information about tools and ways of finding new tenants, speculation to obtain higher rents or sales prices in the future. sometimes buildings just stay vacant waiting for a tenant who will pay a higher rent. neighbourhood conditions sometimes make property unattractive to a new tenant. perhaps the owner is trying to lease it out. but as having difficultty atracting someone. city regular leighs and zoning can be a factor. disputes among owners. sometimes there are families, for example, that own businesses or a group of business people

then, that progressivism, this anti-constitutional, anti-republic ideology, borne of, in my opinion, russo and haggle, marx and their progeny, dewey, crowley, wilson, you think they've succeeded? >> well, the jeffersonians and anti-federalists, they have not succeeded, so the progress i have succeeded very well. the wilsonian objectives or vision is hard set in our economy. or if you look at communist manifesto written by marx and engels, if y look at the things that they want, the ten things they nted, we've accomplished it in our country. mark: and so there are people out there, the tea party movement, the old reagan revolution, constitutional conservatives, i talk to them every day on my radio show. they say what can we do about this? what can we do about this? i initially was strongly opposed to article 5, convention of states, and i studied it, studied the history behind it, i studied the george mason proposed it, two days before the end of the constitutional convention. that madison stood up and supported it, that madison argued for it when there was this nullification effort taking

tacc report, cathy russo. haven't seen cathy in a while. case report. okay. hearing none, seeing none. okay. is there any other general public comment at this point? hearing none, any o busineld b? new business? informational amendment of amendment 12 cbd hicap contract, and corresponding funding levels for the health insurance counseling advocacy program, icap, this is informational only, no action is required. >> good morning, commissioners -- or good afternoon, commissioners, rather. yes, this is an informational item. as this hicap contract predates -- i'm here to update the commission as to the amendment to this contract we received from the california department of ageing. as this contract predates many of the commissioners, i thought this would be an opportunity to talk briefly about what the

if you are a citizen of the united states, russo wrote about the social contract. you have a responsibility. honestly, , i'd like to see the draft, but never going to happen. one of the things that one of the, admiral mullen, former chairman i think, and he said what we should do is actually lower the active duty, number of active duty shoulders with very low number and fill it up with reserves. the next time we go to war the reserves that have to be the ones to go. that would impact families, and families might actually say no. but, so i didn't exactly say no to the draft. i'm a realist. i don't think it will happen. >> this is really just a broad question on mr. budgett, an additional 80 billion, or whatever it was, and three-quarters have truly thank you. it seems if we can't win withli that, or half that, so can the military spend its budget wisely and efficiently? or is itsp just this behemoth tt keeps growing? >> i i was with you and said wisely and efficiently. they can certainly spend it. [laughing] >> i know that. >> i was in that business for years. i bou

moreover, portraying russia as encircled by a hostile nato and threatened by russo-phobic west, it makes it easier to justify the economic stagnation that russia is now experiencing, declining living standards, if there were a serious effort at rapprochement with the west it would create new pressures to reform the system, which i don't think are likely beyond maybe cosmetic steps over the next six years. and having unleashed full-blooded russian nationalism with the annexation of crimea and all the rhetoric about defending the russian world, putin or any other leader will be, i think, very wary about entering into deals that would have to defend it against nationalists at home such as a deal to genuinely pull out of the donbas and hand the valiant people's republics back to ukraine. it's not impossible and i think the trump administration is right to try to test the russians at the bargaining table with discussions about a u.n. peacekeeping force. but the leaders of this kgb-led system may see little payoff in making the concessions that will be needed to pay off with the west. rather t

i looked for russo. he was mentioned once in the 70 volumes that were produced in the presidential writing. yes, sir? >> we will get you a microphone for the next >> i am going to one. push back a little bit. >> good. >> as they have not yet. you will get it on the way out. as a card carrying liberal internationalist, i want to push back and bizarrely enough i am going to defend the bush doctrine and defend the obama doctrine, as you put it, as one and the same, because it strikes me that one of the major critiques that our students and i think the general public has about wilson, when they think of wilson, they often times associate him with failure because obviously he did not achieve the world he wanted. he did not achieve the league of nations or american participation. i like to point out that, you know, if you try to remake the world and you get 94% of it right, that is pretty good. let's not focus on the 6% that went bad. i think the same could be applied to bush and obama in the sense that for al

for more we welcome tom russo. he is a close buffet follower and a top work sure investor.a top brookshire investor. having read, there is a lot that is the same. what are you looking at that will be different? move along the continuum is different. first it is more about charlie munger than warren buffett. it shows how the firm is preparing for succession. they will be entrusted with the thatimportant feature warren has deliver to berkshire, the design of compensation packages. hire has done a remarkable job of creating incentive packages. i understand that is not the primary responsibility for each of their divisions, industrial and insurance. in the world of succession, both will fulfilll helping subsidiaries understand investments that they consider will make sense or not. i do not think that there is warren, in training for it is more about participating alongside charlie and adding value of compensation as a terrific story. as part of the investments, i share your point it is most exciting to hear about the venture with j.p. morgan, amazon, and berkshire. three great

if you are a citizen of the united states, russo wrote about the social contract, you have a responsibility. i would like to see the draft, never going to happen. admiral mullen, former chairman, he said what we should do is lower the number of active duty soldiers to a very low number and fill it up with reserves, the reserves would be the ones to go. that would impact families and families might say no. i didn't exactly say no to the draft, i am a realist. don't think it will happen. >> in the blue shirt. >> this is really just a broad question on the military budget, additional $80 billion or whatever it was, 3 quarters of $1 trillion a year, if we can't win with that, perhaps that. can the military spend its budget wisely and efficiently or is it just this behemoth that keeps growing? >> i was with you until they said wisely and efficiently. >> that is quickly. >> i was in the business for years. i bought weapons. i think we could -- honestly i don't think we need three quarters of $1 trillion. to be fair, much of that goes to operations, maintenance, spare parts, pay. over $200 billion