i'm happy to take those suggestion there was a long list of suggestions that this group tom dewey and i came up with. and know i think this is an opportunity to think boldly some of it will require legislation and some dialog but any sense is there's a willingness to go forward with the dialog. i'm neglected to do something to let you know that ms. what do i didn't was promoted and so you will see her in a different capacity >> wonderful. thank you and congratulations >> commissioners that will place you under general public comment not not to exceed 15 minutes puc public may address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda i do have to cards. >> (calling names). >> commissioners, what i'm about to say is not normally discussed here i'll start with the first people. i brought people to this chambers and awe you met them in person. and there's some deliberations at the highest level in our codes for the macaroni to the federally recognized. a lot of the fluff you'll discuss here will be revisited. so and the first people who

nixon was having lunch with tom dewey and all these also-rans. walking checkers along fifth avenue, trisha and julie were going to the tape in school in february of 1964 -- >> host: soundses like a frank cap -- cap -- capra story. >> guest: nixon was a happy new yorker in february of 1964, jack parrs daughter got tickets for julie and trisha to see the beatles. and then suddenly kennedy was killed. he met with the republican national chairman the weekend after kennedy is shot, and he told drummond, a big columnist, i'm not going to run again in 1964. i won't run in 1968 or 1972. and anybody who seeks public office again is out of his mind and he meant it. pat nixon was thrilled to be in new york. he would have been bored and restless and an elder statesman but would have had a normal, prosperous, elder statesman life. and then it changed. >> host: but he was in dallas. >> guest: he was -- >> host: no. no. no. i'm not suggesting that. no. no. just -- because i'm wearing black doesn't mean i'm going in that worm hole. but he gives the press confere

musicals, they were eating at the best restaurants, nixon was having lunch at the recess club with tom dewey and all these also of rans. they were walking checkers along fifth avenue. trisha and julie were going to the tapen school. >> sounds like a frank capra movie. [laughter] nixon in new york, i can still see it. >> a new york times reporter was very impressed by nix sop, he said -- nixon, he said a happy new yorker. in february '64 jack parr's daughter randy got tickets for. juliet: hi and trisha to see the beatles on the ed sullivan show, and suddenly kennedy is killed, and nix sop's itch -- nixon's itch started up again. i think he was meeting with the national chairman the weekend after kennedy gets shot. and he had told rosco drummond, a big columnist for the herald tribune, i'm not going to run again in 1964, i won't run in '68 or '72. anyone who thinks i'm going the seek public office again is out of his mind. and he meant it. and mrs. nixon, pat nixon was thrilled to have been in new york. he would have been bored, he would have been restless, he would have been an elder statesma