to write constantly, and maniacally right which when we did the news service, the news service, trish hall, the op-ed editor of the new york times, never made money with the news service in other ways. we had 35 papers and they were all expecting every other day updates. we were writing 5, 10, 20 stories at night and they weren't great stories at all. just having to write so much all the time broke down the barrier between thinking and writing, thinking about the basics it is easier to make it fancy to enjoy your self which it works out well despite the fact we never made money at all but it was a good plan. >> host: you were writing on a manual typewriter. >> guest: we started with a manual typewriter, we were talking about this the other night at dinner. i was there for the transition between manual typewriters and computers and word processors. i really do think the texture of the writing changed when we changed the ways we inputted it and became much less dense, clearer, more crystalline. less thoughtful, less deep, don't know what it meant when it was different but it was different, t

we're here another assembly hall with ron and trisha and welcome them up to say a few words as well . >> (clapping.) >> hi, everybody thank you for being here. my name is trish this is my daughter harlow and along with my husband and owners of the small business assembly hall we wanted to thank mayor ed lee for giving us this opportunity to host and launch shop and dine in the 49 ron. >> yes. we are definitely honored and humbled and thank you to be here this is a humbling experience we never thought that would be a huge impact we've had the shop for 5 years with the challenges it was accepted with focus on the latter obviously but what made us strong number one finding the local brands and supporting the local brands in san francisco or the bayview the jacket i'm wearing the bow tie and i shirt are available at the shop the other things we have a lot of the products that is quality creativity manship and affordable prides in addition one thing we want to focus on yes. the business transaction makes us keep the lights on and the inventories but the human transaction that kept us going we wanted to make sure we know emily murase whether our name or if you're

hall if necessary. watch here. >> i want to say directly to anyone who feels threatened today or vulnerable. we will do everything lawful in our power to protect you. trish: i guess doesn't care about federal funding then. what about protecting the people who are in this country and are in these cities legally? what about all the taxpayers in these cities who don't want to see their taxes go up because they no longer have the federal funding? jeff flock is live in one of those cities. chicago, he joins me with the very latest. rob emmanuel and donald trump, this ought to be good, jeff. >> well, let me give you the rob emmanuel side of that, or the side from the mayors who say that if this is implemented, community policing and the trust between the communities they police and the police would break down. and they wouldn't get the corporation they need to make communities safe. they also do say they do, in fact, turn over violent criminals now already that are in the country illegally. let me go to what the president cited yesterday that he says these cities are violating. and permit the minutia, but it's article 8 of the code subsection 1373 which says l

be at the armed services ball tomorrow night in a gown with trish reagan who would not tune in for that. neil: i will be at the perkins hallall-night breakfast. i will tell you about it when i get here. thank you very much. it is a fantastic show. strange inheritance kicks off after all the inauguration festivities. who wouldn't want to watch a show like that, great people, the essence of america which can be said of trish reagan who joined me now. trish: we are excited for tomorrow night. you are with "the intelligence report" live from the nation's capital where in less than 24 hours we will welcome the new president of the united states donald trump, the president-elect arriving in dc a short time ago. i can tell you as word leaks today he is preparing to cut government spending and government bureaucracy like we have never seen before. welcome to "the intelligence report". trump arriving on what will become his air force one. got a lot going on today. we will take you there live as soon as they happens and he had to a big welcome celebration at the lincoln memorial. joining me wit