smith's biography of eisenhower. a wonderful biographer. i remember reading in the '80s he had a dual biography of lee and grant that was very famous. so, roy had been telling me what a great book this was on eisenhower. and then i happened to catch a lecture, on c-span, history on weekend, smith died in 2012 but they were replaying this lecture on generalship, and i was really intrigued by that. i thought my buddy has been trying to get me to read this book, and i just listened to this great lecture, and the other experience i had reading this guy's book was 20 years ago so i'm going read this eisenhower book. when you're my age you remember eisenhower so not quite the historical figure like lincoln or grant. i enjoy reading about presidents i feel luke i have some connection with other, their having lived through their presidency or on occasion met them. it's a fascinating thing. >> might be interested to know on your web site, you list what you're reading -- >> sometimes recommended. reading lists. sometimes we'll

smith husband and wife and that could have been redacted but it is just the public record and the ownership and how it is held and so just the clerk of title. >> it is very strange. >> i understand. >> it seems like we are talking about ancient times, where it is there. >> and that is still how it is. >> is it possible to redact? >> we can certainly adjust that title, certainly before it goes to the full board. i would be happy to do that. >> thank you, supervisor avalos, i had the exact same question. could you go to the report please? >> yes, mr. chairman and members of the committee on page 5 of the report we state that it is shown in table three, the base rent for square foot for the year end to be proposed five-year option that increased by $25.64 or 135 percent, from 19.01 per square foot to the 44.65 per square foot that mr. updike just referenced and however that does represent according to the real estate division, 95 percent of fair market value. and it is shown in table three, the total estimated rent in the proposed five-year lease extension payable by the city of 2 million, 189

by next year. >> let's just let jane fonda go to all the schools. whip around is the thing. but, i do admire bloomberg and i know he has done some controversial things in new york city. because, to do that up there. >> it also applies to the lefty general on gay rights for example, if you express even plight dissent you get backed by what gill mar called the gay mafia. he marched in the. parade. there will be backlash. >> when gwyneth paltrow says stuff that concerns veterans then we have to get involved. here is what the lady said you come across comments about yourself and friends, how in war you go in this bloody dehuman mizeing things and something is defined out of it my hope is as we get out of it we will reach a new level of conscious, she is mad because she is getting hammered divorce and makes the war analogy. i am going to surprise everybody, this doesn't bother me. >> i saw a lot of it with sports. people say hey, we will go to war on sunday. >> i don't think she meant anything derogatory at all. >> no, i do think that she does feel like she is somewhat under sieg

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