steve johnson, police officers association. i don't know what, if any, recourse we have when a member of the public comes up here and slanders one of our police officers. i'm not talking about gary. he's president of the union. big boy. he can take care of himself. i'm talking about another officer referred to earlier. but whatever recourse we have, whatever legal recourse we have, we're going to take. we're going to take against any individual who comes up here and says things that are not true. they're not true. i personally know officer ricky guerrero is a good cop. i hope you will keep an open mind, which i'm sure you will. >> thank you plrks johnson. next speaker? if there are no further speakers, public commonet is now closed. please call lynam number three. >> reports and announcements, chief's report. reports on crimes, stats, statistics review of recent activity, status update on activities since the h.r.c. joint meeting. >> good evening, chief, sir. how are you? >> good evening. i'm well. >> clyde, you're out of here.

have to sit back and see all of the evidence before we reach any conclusions but i do agree with steve johnson from the p.o.a. that we shouldn't reach any conclusions or say anything negative about any of our officers. quite frankly, those officers that feed people misinformation on the street ought to be careful, too. >> i want to go back to the complaints again. i would be remiss as chief of police, we have been talking to the officers regularly about taking the extra three to five minutes to explain to citizens why you do what you do. regardless if it's an arrest or citation, just be understood on why you're doing what you are doing. i really do think we have some of the most engaging men and women of any police department around. and any time you have a 20% reduction of complaints for whatever reason, it's got to be a good thing. president mazzucco: i agree. commissioners, any reports? we're quiet tonight. let's move on to line item 3-d, which is where i sort of moved already. commission announcements and schedule of items to identify for future commission meetings. lieutenant, are there a

. >> chairman johnson, ranking member shelby -- my name is steve wilson. i am chairman and ceo of the national bank in lebanon, ohio. i am also is the current chairman of the american bankers association. aba is strongly opposed by recent efforts to redefine the credit union charter in ways that would effectively turn credit unions into tax-exempt banks. this effort most recently embodied in senate bill 509 would allow credit nance -- credit unions to increase the gap and make significantly more business lending. this would allow a new breed of credit unions to move aggressively to pursue business customers through commercial loans. it would also serve as an invitation to credit unions that are currently not near this cap to focus on business lending to the exclusion of consumer lending. under current law, credit unions have been aggregate member business cap of 12.25% of assets. however, business loans of under $50,000 do not count against this cap, nor do many other types of business loans, leaving ample room for business -- for credit unions to serve sm

steve: all right. move out of the house. peter johnson, jr., thank you.avis. he's live in the studio. right now -- hey, bill hemmer, look. we got randy travis in the house. >> i'm looking forward to that, man. steve, good morning to you. we want to know what democrats are going to do now. they have the stink bomb in their caucus. karl rove will analyze anthony wiener fallout. new poll numbers, are not good for the white house. we'll ask a terrific panel today. are you as an american better off now than you were two years ago? and did the prosecution in the casey anthony trial screw up with their latest witness? we'll see you in 12 minutes on "america's newsroom." [ wind howling ] [ engine idling [ male nouncer ] talking a big game about your engine is one thing. having the proven history that can back up is a whole nother story. unsurpassed torque... best in class towing... legendary cummins engines. which engine do yowant powering your truck? guts. glor ram. today we're asking the crowd to try new and improved which engine do yowant powering your truck?

steve: they're doing better. they've won their last two games. >> jimmy: i know. and finally, former new mexico governor gary johnsonnn excluded him from next week's the republican debate. it was too bad. i mean, because after congressman weiner, think of all the fun we could have with a president johnson? wouldn't that be amazing. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show tonight! give it up for the roots! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a -- [ cheers and applause ] hey, you guys. hey. "thank you notes," in stores now. we have a book out, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] for grads, dads, brads -- >> steve: get one for anyone. >> jimmy: chads. >> steve: anybody. >> jimmy: chads? >> steve: if you like to be clad in plaid. >> jimmy: people that wear plaids. it's only $12. you get it for people. you can get it for people you don't even like. [ laughter ] and you got to get them a present. you go "oh, i hate that guy." you get him this thing. "hey, thank you for being you, buddy." [ laughter ] >> steve: throw it on his -- >> jimmy: throw it down his throat. throw a brick through his window and

johnson, thanks. >>> joining us now is democratic strategist steve mcmann in our washington bureau and ed roll landslet's talk about the nasty economic numbers. how does the president make an effective case he deserves a second term? >> i'm not going to sit here and tell you the numbers are good for the president. i don't think they would say that in the white house, either. i think the president has a case for a second term, based on what he inherited, what he did, growth in the economy to date, and it hasn't been perfect, hasn't been a straight line up. but 2 million jobs have been created since he became president of the united states. and this was no doubt a bad report and disappointed everybody in the white house. but the question at the end of the day is going to be whether or not people feel like the economy is getting better aren't election day. president reagan went through this, and ed can can tell you about that. ronald reagan was elected with unusually high unemployment across america, because people felt like things were getting better. at the end of the day, that's what this president

steve counting the cash. iconic photo. that is 18 hours before. >> everything going on from the stories you're telling now, how well do you think that nixon, ford, and johnson, how well do you think they knew what was going on? >> they knew very well. >> do you think their permission was accurate? >> mcnamara has pretty much admitted that we knew this was a civil war that we should have never gotten involved in. i think one of the reasons, the dichotomy of this book, people ask me. eyewitnesses, people who were there writing about a heroic evacuation. a bunch of kids, ordinary men, extraordinary circumstances. i think that is why ford wanted nothing to do with it. yes, sir. >> has been a lot of my time updating the rosters, and this is personnel. how many actually made out. >> we don't know. 50,000. the only figures we have but he didn't make get out, north vietnam admitted they sent 180,000. re-education camps. so we will never know how many died. we did get close to 50 does not. >> a loaded up all the ships and sent them out the saigon river. >> right. before that. >> that's how my counterpart got out. i met him. >> thank you for your service. i appreciat

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