I also believe that the
Justice Department said it's untrue
that they bought a settlement for a.
I thought I made any commitments
on Interbrand.
Well, now this case could be equated
to the history, you
don't know what I was to come back
with a lot of baby.
This circuit said that I
think it's a political issue.
And what I was asking the Justice
Department is, is it going to be
done politically in your conference
room or is it going to be done legally
in the courtroom?
And they have that power and they
apparently in the process of taken away
from the courts and put it in the
Constitution, that we know we're
precluded from getting our political shot
with the city attorney's office,
just simply saying that we're going to be
having the same type of representation
that's been insensitive to the minority
community.
And that's going to be perpetuated when
basically the city of Dallas deserves
more than elitist government
leaders control and it
should allow for an open government.
Buying at the time is going to be Gitano
showing that discriminated against.
I made the same argument.
Get me hung over.
Peter Garrett, you recall.
Thank you very much for
coming
in.
We'll get a.