so, now we are in a situation to develop the creation and set the watchman about the watchman. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> it's two minutes for everyone your time is up. >> thank you. >> i understand they'll be another opportunity for public comment about tasers any more general public comment public comment on items not on anothers agendas. >> good evening and welcome. >> welcome back. >> so the people of san francisco had 4 opportunities to weigh in on tasers and they've said eventually four different times we don't want tasers so, now you're considering another times trying to ram it down our throats and there are nationally known experts on the legal aspects of tasers of the medical aspects of tasers, of the associate aspects of tasers your refusing to let them speak it their nationally known experts what this says to me is that you the commission have notices legitimacy whosoever about being able to discuss this your determined to make that happen your surrounding the audience with crawling with cops and sheriff's and in order furbish make this decision without interrupted and n

bill to the night watchman at the lincoln memorial-and their budget would still be in the red. [applause] the only alternative would be to build more printing presses to print cheap money. either way, the american people lose. but the american people will not stand for it. [applause] the democratic party has always embodied the hope of our people for justice, opportunity, and a better life, and we've worked in every way possible to strengthen the american family, to encourage self-reliance, and to follow the old testament admonition: "defend the poor and the fatherless; give justice to the afflicted and needy." we've struggled to assure that no child in america ever goes to bed hungry, that no elderly couple in america has to live in a substandard home, and that no young person in america is excluded from college because the family is poor. [applause] but what have the republicans proposed? just an attack on everything that we've done in the achievement of social justice and decency that we've won in the last 50 years, ever since franklin delano roosevelt's first term. they wou

the mysteries of the universe and is a work of fiction will last 100 years also v for victory has watchman you will see an explosion. >> is about the city of jerusalem? >> it is about the underclass but it was written about the poor people of england in the 1600s their characters would remind you that it is a very ambitious and exciting book and i think it will explode. >> couple more books to share with you. >> i think a lot of people in your audience know with him. he has written in its third fourth century history of white houses starting in boston and even through today but has happened today he tells the story of america through the lighthouses the lighthouse keepers were and technology. it is a rigging book for anyone traveling hundreds around lake michigan you would not know where they are in america it tells of do a source and who doesn't like a lighthouse? >> one of the most pronounced war correspondents, she is everywhere there is great danger and it is all about what happened in syria it is vivid and remarkable to portray that is under siege and has been ruined. >> we have cover

so, now we are in a situation to develop the creation and set the watchman about the watchman. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> it's two minutes for everyone your time is up. >> thank you. >> i understand they'll be another opportunity for public comment about tasers any more general public comment public comment on items not on anothers agendas. >> good evening and welcome. >> welcome back. >> so the people of san francisco had 4 opportunities to weigh in on tasers and they've said eventually four different times we don't want tasers so, now you're considering another times trying to ram it down our throats and there are nationally known experts on the legal aspects of tasers of the medical aspects of tasers, of the associate aspects of tasers your refusing to let them speak it their nationally known experts what this says to me is that you the commission have notices legitimacy whosoever about being able to discuss this your determined to make that happen your surrounding the audience with crawling with cops and sheriff's and in order furbish make this decision without interrupted and n

so-called night watchman state that really takes care of defense, a few other things.here do you stand on that? >> well, the government is too big. it tries to accomplish too much. so at the end of the day, it taxes you and i too much. that is money out of your and my pocket that we could be spending on our own lives enjoying our own freedoms and liberties as we see fit. so with regard to hillary clinton and the democrats, at the end of the day, i think they are going to grow government because government is the solution to everything, which i'm not going to argue it is not. and at the end of the day, it is going to tax more. hillary clinton, i also believe, has been the architect of our foreign policy, which in my opinion has made things worse, not better, in the world. so we are not isolationist by any means. let's use diplomacy to the hilt, let's involve congress in declaration of war. let's involve congress in how we move forward with regard to our military, something that they have completely abdicated to the executive and to the military. i believe we have treati

in his letter come he says bernie sanders has done so many things, it is understandable watchman people support them but look where we are now. he is no chance of winning, ofically, they are in danger this donald trump becoming president. look at what that means for california, and of things you want to do. unite now iso democrats, and stop fighting, was his message. he is saying i want you to cast her vote this way, too. the clintons as campaign tries to rearrange its schedule. she will next weekend in california, polling showing that in some places this is a dead heat. how close is it between senator sanders and former secretary of state clinton? >> it looks very close. a relatively comfortable leading california for some time, but is a state senators trying very hard to get some traction in. there are a ton of delegates there, the way he is looking at a. he talks about it as if he can still win the nomination. that, else really thinks but even if he couldn't win the nomination, there are so many delegates in california, and sanders is so committed to pushing the party and a more prog

i also did take my colleague, john clerk -- in the night watchman from the great state of new york for his work in the most difficult, late hours of the night. 22 hours, approaching 23 hours. many of us have been here all throughout the night. what this effort has done is ignited the passions of our caucus, the passions of our country, and really i think renewed our spirit to work together, to work relentlessly to address the issue of gun violence in this country. tired ofll grown very moments of silence. >> you and i took a moment to go outside and speak to those individuals from across the country who have showed up and stayed overnight in the rain. what did you hear from them only went out there? >> what do the individuals who have joined this effort on the grounds of the capital and the numbers have grown, and other is a group out there in the pouring rain, and they said we will be in this fight with you. we are here because we believe this is a very important issue for our country. we believe in the plight of undertaken. we stand with you. don't give up. keep fighting. >> we talke