BANFIELD: So what if this guy worked for your company? Would he still be on your payroll? I'm talking about Bob Filner. He's facing a long, very long list of sexual harassment allegations and an ever-increasing resounding call for his resignation. But he is still the mayor of San Diego. And so far, we're not hearing that he's got any other plans but to stay as the mayor of San Diego. Meanwhile, that city yesterday, a crowd held a rally to make it clear they're not happy he's still the mayor of San Diego and that he's planning to return to the mayor's office after a stint in counseling.</s>BEN KATZ, FILNER PROTESTER: Two weeks is not a cure. Two weeks is not enough for us to forget. We are not going to forget. We are not going away and we will keep repeating, "Bob must go! Bob must go! Bob must go!</s>BANFIELD: You heard it. Two weeks is not enough. What's he referring to? The rehab, the rehab he apparently left early. Our lawyers are back with me now. Danny Cevallos and Paul Callan. And a lot of people shake their heads at this, thinking, wait a minute, if you do something naughty, you're out. That's not the case when it comes to public office anywhere, and particularly this jurisdiction, right, Paul?</s>CALLAN: Not true at all.
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