if you're not xyz, you need to reach over the aisle and understand xyz. the highest level of empathy requires profound purpose larger that the self-kind of understanding. so i am thinking, when he said that, it just struck me that it's really important to be able to identify with people, but that -- if you -- you have to be able to understand people that are different than yourself, and i hope that our commissioners do that. i think we have a planning commission that does that, and i just want to move forward. commissioner fong and commissioner johnson, and approve their nomination to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> supervisor safai: great. and can we do that without objection? great. so that is ordered. congratulations again, commissioners. >> clerk: i believe the motion was to amend the motion to remove the rejecting and to refer to the full -- >> supervisor safai: board with positive recommendation, and we're sending both item number one and two and three and four -- >> clerk: there is no need -- >> supervisor safai: it will be automa

it said nothing that i said but they alleged that i said xyz and i remember sitting in the car. i didn't realize it was fake news. but i said how can i possibly run against someone where the fix is in? it is already rigged, they are saying i said things i never said, did things i never did, five minutes ago? >> sunday at 10:00 eastern coverage of the 2018 brooklyn book festival with authors april ryan and her book under fire, reporting from the front lines of the trump white house. he is interviewed by brent bozell, founder and president of the media research center. >> anybody get a real point across on television? >> know they don't. i'm guilty of it too. you look for something that can go viral. the network is looking for something they can clip into a 39 second clip and post on facebook that will go viral. it is bad. it is good for business. you get a lot of eyes on it. it is bad for conveying information. >> watch this weekend on c-span20's booktv. [inaudible conversation] [applause]

nothing that i said, but they alleged that i said xyz. i remember sitting in the realize that it was fake news. how can i possibly run against someone where the fix is in? already rigged, they are saying i said things that i never said, that i did things never did, five minutes ago? >> on sunday, starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern. coverage of the 2018 brooklyn book festival, with authors pril ryan and her book "under fire," reporting from the front house.of the trump white eli saslow, "rising out of hatred," and linda greenhouse a h her book "just journalist." then pillar writer derek hunter bookity outrage, liberal mob e ruined signs and more. ounder and president of the media research center. >> does anybody get a real point across in television in 1 1/2 minutes? don't.they i'm guilty of it, too. you look for a way, something that can go viral. looking for something that can go viral. the network is watch this weekend, on c-span twos book tv. washington post reporter bob woodward was our washington journal guest monday at 7:00 a.m. eastern

most of us were told in order to attain social mobility we need to xyz.oh this debt, it will pay off because you will get this that and the other. >> we are also in our 30s now. people hear millennials and think we are children. >> yeah, i am 34 now. i know now that i am going to be okay. but the reality is that it shouldn't have taken this long. that debt is so much. it alters how you see your life goes. i should have been an escort in college, i mention in the book. >> is there someone watching particularly young person of color, who the way they are and the way they have been taught to be are in conflict. what do you want them to know. >> if you are an other, you are going to be told your entire life to conform. the thing about conformity particularly in you are a black person or a queer person or any other, if someone has an innate prejudice about you, there is nothing you can do to alter that. it doesn't matter how you speak, dress, it don't matter how you write, how you perform. none of that matters. if they have this ignorance and contempt for you.

but they alleged that i said xyz. i remember sitting in the car, i did not realize that it was fake news, but i said, how can i possibly run against someone -- they are saying things i said i never said and did things i never did five minutes ago. that is when i knew that i was not going to run against this woman. it just was not worth it. i had spent more than three decades as a prosecutor, judge judge and da. i came up in the rough-and-tumble world of politics in new york state which is a bloodsport and i have the scars to prove it. new york is unique in that regard. what we are seeing now is something that we have never seen the four. we have a mainstream media and we've got a democrat party that is totally unhinged. what they are doing -- [cheering and applause] what they are doing today is a front to democracy, to the republic, to the american flag and the american people. [cheering and applause] you know, one of the things that donald trump is famous for is that hat. make america great again. in 1980, when he wa

you take a look at black and brown communities and you end up with strict no tolerance policies on xyz. why don't we learn from those communities that say you have the support professionals, the counselors, the training for teachers? you have the knowledge that people that are in charge of discipline, that they know that there's a better way than simply saying you are suspended. i do want to take some exceptions with some of the reaction that i've had with what the policy you just mentioned where they will say now we have to accept, we have disruptions or violence in a school. we are not allowed to discipline students. wrong. that is wrong. what we have to do is discipline students in that positive way that restores justice, that has the students understand they did something wrong. face a reasonable consequence and the entire goal is to bring the community back together again. so when someone says if we had that law we can't discipline students. that is not correct. what we need are the correct ways to discipline students that actually strengthens the community. >> what needs to be do

people say let's or -- let's eliminate xyz, we need to deal with reality and do our best. >> we are always looking at what is next, in particular, 2020. we put this together two months ago. did you know, there is no, federal, constitutional requirement that you be a u.s. citizen to vote in the united states? let me say it one more time. there is no, federal, constitutional requirement that you be a u.s. citizen to vote in the united states. this is where the left is now going. they don't want to fight about noncitizens voting illegally. so, the quickest, easiest way we don't have to worry about noncitizens voting illegally, is to allow them to vote legally. that is where the left is going. san francisco and chicago, you can vote and be a noncitizen. in 11 cities in maryland, you do not have to be a citizen to vote in their local election. new york, boston, portland, maine, by the end of this year they will all likely allowed noncitizens to vote in their local elections. we want to fix the problem and use it as a wedge issue, us versus them. we are proposing something. >> did you know, the

recruit and put a doctor and we find we have to pay them in excess of what the 90th percentile of some xyz company says we are allowed to pay them. i think the antikickback enstar clock speed to be looked at particularly is only to non-urban and rural community spirit the bottom line is cost base reimbursement helps us where we hospitals critical access what we have rural health clinics it be able to compensate the more and get to cost reimbursement through medicare and medicaid is helpful. i think more that would be helpful. there's a movement to go in the other direction and get rid of the provider based hospital-based clinics but they serve a valuable purpose. in each of our practices we lose for specialist can we lose anywhere from 150-$200,000 a year for a year for a doctor that we employ. so which a huge burden. our system generally has negative operating margins of more than $100 million a year sustaining physicians and our rural communities that we shoulder, that we don't get paid for. >> thank you. i need to shift direction a a k at here again. i need to go back to mr. reed becaus

unlike china we do not state owned corporation and state owned banks where we order companies to go to xyz and invest so much money. american companies say no are eager to invest in africa, specially ethiopia now a phenomenalal reputation and in many cases companies want too do that, but they find it difficult because they're not sure the environment is right for them. it is a cycle we have to step into and work on to help prime minister abiy succeed. in the area of the use of torture, extremely important area. the united states of course -- >> add to that answer the tortured to a nurse for those over the years provided for the intervention for ptsd especially. is that something we would consider helping the ethiopian government obtain because the best practices we'd maybe not to care, but an ability to overcome the nightmares? >> absolutely. we've had experience doing this before. ambassador and beginning of this in sierra leone double wednesday night becameme quite apt to and working with that comes the torture to try to help them overcome it. as a matter of fact we worked with the peace

it said nothing that i said that they alleged i said xyz in i remember sitting in the car i didn't realizet was fake news. but i said how could i possibly run against someone where it is already rigged they are saying things i said things and never said or did things i never did five minutes ago. >> does anybody have a real point across on television? >> no. and i am guilty of it you look at something that will go viral the network is looking for something to fit into a 392d clip or to put it on facebook that will go viral. it is bad. it is good for business but it's bad to convey information >> if this man is successfully nominated he could become the deciding vote on major legal issues that americans care deeply about. >> i now move to report the nomination of brett kavanaugh to be associate justice of the supreme court.