coming through something like this helps you to learn better habits, skills and unlearn the habits or responses that you just shouldn't have. >> were there any programs like the one you now run around when you were in prison. >> no. we have to learn how to love each other, ourselves, and somebody - what do you say to the people that say why should i care about these people? you know, people made a mistake in life. somebody was there for them. nobody make it alone. that's the premise of our programme. we should be there for them. >> give me a sense, and for all the people watching who can't imagine what it must be like to be 57 years old and an ex convict and the challenges he faces perform. >> when he was 62 years i qualified, and that's for a retirement fund. you can't rent a closet for $550 a month. nowhere in the united states, basically, can you rent an apartment and sustain your medical bills, your food. day to day survival. $550 a month. >> you are looking for work. you haven't had a job history. what can you do. what can you get hired for. i'm an ex-offender, we are not hiring

it's difficult to unlearn when we realize we've been wrong for the past 20 years. relationships are a big thing. >> there's a book about dead young soldiers and he talks about how we have 1 million people who have given our lives so we enjoy our freedoms today. one of the last line was we give them their death, give them their meaning. every day when you walk through the doors of the capital, we have that responsibility to give all those deaths their meaning. they gave up their lives fighting for it. now we have to work at it to give those deaths their meaning. i hope that something every member of congress can appreciate to remember that there is a lot on the line when you walk through those doors. giving those deaths their meaning is part of it. >> the junior senator from oklahoma, tom was a part of my class, it was the 94 class sworn in 95. i would walk on coals for tom and i have great respect for him. he's very transparent. tom had a really good relationship with president obama. it was people who didn't understand it but i thought that was a perfect picture o

i can start teaching and before you can start learning about stocks there's lessons i need you to unlearn. myths that need to be demolished. one is the notion that the market is always rational. that the action always makes sense. that simply isn't true. on any given day the action in the market can be completely nonsensible. stocks can go up when they should have gone down and vice versa. entire sectors can move for bogus reasons. as i always say, never forget that the market can often be stupid for whole sessions of trading. i see it happen frankly around here at least once a week. maybe even twice. now it's our job in the media to help you make sense of what's happening but sometimes we go too far and start creating explanations where there are none and trying to find the knowledge behind the moves that are nothing but tales told by idiots. never assume that just because something happened it has to that's nonsense. on a day-to-day basis the market does crazy things and it's important to be able to say these are just nuts. they don't make any sense at all because once you start cooking

. >> when you talk about doing things differently the more difficult it is for us to unlearn because we think that what we have been doing for the last 20 years is that it's right, it's the best. democrats and everything, their traditions are as bad as republicans. i'm learning and getting to a better way, a better solution. i've often said that i think is going in the public service we all come with principled people and that is one of the reasons we get involved when a better plan emerges it's not a principle its arrogance and pride says no, no. that's a better solution. i don't like that. that's principled, but that's pride. so how do we get beyond that. you all have made some recommendations in the book. share some of those things with me on how we get there and how we get over the hurdle to say let's look at the best models, the best practice. >> the talk of both parties realize there are problems now in the congress and the relationship between the president and the congress, so we made a predicate before because of the suggestions we have going forward is how you can change th

healthy neighborhood tool in the last 3 years it is become harder to use and for example, we have unlearned how to use it. >> commissioner richards. >> interestingly enough let me read something to you december 3rd young latinos leaders in the mission district for thirty years the heart and soul the latino communities are to preserve it as a hispanic constrict as the others have seen this they've building that the latino flavor is delatitude 1990 it is going on this is in november the chronicle and i was floored to see that issue come back as far in terms of number of requesters we're talking about 25 years the time is right to adopt those today let me make a couple of comments for anyone to say we should not be be changing the planned we've cast in concrete in 2008, and another market octavia plan we are thinking of upcoming zoning the hub we have a presentation it is disingenuous so the directors comment are on target circumstances cvs have changed and we're to respond to the changes and adopting interim controls is appropriate for this plan today, i think commissioner moore's comment the

i tried to spin it as a good attribute because i wouldn't have anything to unlearn. i did not get the job at that time. after collating for a while i did learn enough from us that when i was able to work on manuscripts, the job of copyediting at "the new yorker" is really like a sieve. you don't have any opinion they are. giving new york spelling, using words like noel on words like cooperate and reelect which we get teased about a lot. you play a little with comments. very conservative. just the serial commas in the comma after an introductory phrase or clause. that is how i came to do it. i was terrified for the first year that i was on the copy desk of doing too much for doing too little. both are bad. i kind of had to do too much before i learned to do less. so it swung back and forth. and learned by trial and error. >> how do you feel about some of the new word that are going to task you with something. or might ask is that you bought, blah, blah. >> some of those sound tighter than others, don't they? [laughter] that is something the english language has been d

when you talk about doing things differently, the older league, the more difficult it is for us to unlearn because we think that what we have been doing for the last 20 years is right. it's the best. democrats never think their addiction is as bad as republicans and they never think there's are as bad as democrats and getting to a better way i've often said i think that it going in the public service i think that we all come with -- we are principled reasons debate co- people that when a better plan and urges its not -- it's not -- it's not principle, it is arrogance or pride says no, no. that is a better solution, but i don't like that. it's a better solution but i don't like that. that's not principled, but his pride. you all made some recommendations in the book. share some of those things with me on how we get over the hurdle to say let's look at the best models. >> i think if you talk to elected officials in the country, they realized that they have problems now in washington and in the congress and the relationship between the president and the congress so we laid out a predicate bef

kant calls radical evil and when she finishes the university of heidelberg she writes the she had to unlearn everything she was taught at university in order to become a moral being. yourself joins although she was not a zionist, an underground zionist group that attempts to help german jews flee to what was then the british mandate of palestine until she was pickeh totalitarianism, corporate state how what we desire is irrelevant to corporate power. constituent calls in 2008, across the political spectrum, against the bailouts in congress can get it passed anyway. nobody wants wholesale surveillance command and sued the president in federal court over section 1021 of the national defense authorization act which overturns over 150 years of domestic law and permits the u.s. military to carry out in essence acts of extraordinary rendition against u.s. citizens on the streets of american cities, we won in the southern district court of new york and the obama administration appealed it and when these people are seized and did this section they are stripped of due process and held indefinitely. a

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healthy neighborhood tool in the last 3 years it is become harder to use and for example, we have unlearned how to use it. >> commissioner richards. >> interestingly enough let me read something to you december 3rd young latinos leaders in the mission district for thirty years the heart and soul the latino communities are to preserve it as a hispanic constrict as the others have seen this they've building that the latino flavor is delatitude 1990 it is going on this is in november the chronicle and i was floored to see that issue come back as far in terms of number of requesters we're talking about 25 years the time is right to adopt those today let me make a couple of comments for anyone to say we should not be be changing the planned we've cast in concrete in 2008, and another market octavia plan we are thinking of upcoming zoning the hub we have a presentation it is disingenuous so the directors comment are on target circumstances cvs have changed and we're to respond to the changes and adopting interim controls is appropriate for this plan today, i think commissioner moore's comment the