Association. Thank you for coming out. I am an enrolled member but im originally from minnesota and the american in movement and it is my honor to welcome you all, thankt you for out these requirements but most importantly we have leonard throughout the book which covers the American Indian movement and the judge for the United Nations and featured in the book probably and former Federal District court judge so cute for coming out and ill pass it on to the panelists. [applause] i want to say thank you. 1997le and found his is and it went on for quite a while. The experience started like this. My husband and a turk, that he heard the story about someone called leonard and thats all i knew. I like to keep the piece of paper. He said i dont think you are aware of what it takes and i thought that was interesting. If you want to hear the story, you will get people to listen. We did come in and is a wonderful book and they came from canada and the editor so it was a a wonderful panel and a l
Once again, happy to represent the georgetownud state of amerin Law Student Association as copresident. A big thank you to the speakers today for coming out. Personally, i am and anna rolled member of the tribe from south dakota but originally from minnesota minnesota to the birthplace of thee American Indian movement and its my honor today to welcome you all. All, thank you for filling out the various requirements and policies and everything. But most importantly, to the three speakers today, we have sharon leonard, author of the book i will, which covers the early history of the American Indian movement and dorothy, the former tribal judge for the United Nations and also features prominently in the book and last but not least kevin sharp, former Federal District court judge and leonards attorney. Without further ado, thank you for coming out and i will pass it on to the panelists. [applause] i want to say thank you. Ana deeply grateful that you are here and youve given your time and
Hurdle and are engaged in completing negotiations to get the holdout on board. Will continue to cover the story, as always, bring you live coverage of the senate here on cspan two. Energy secretary rick perry briefed reporters for the first part of the House Reading on the administration energy goals and his department was committed to making use of a diverse portfolio of Energy Options including Nuclear Power. After, secretary perry, principal Sarah Huckabee sanders answers reporters questions including the Health Care Law replacement bill in the senate. Rick perry is here to talk about what the president and others in the ministration are doing all this week to emphasize our commitment to American Energy dominance and he will take some of your questions after that. Of course, i will be happy to set back up after that and answer questions on other non Energy Related topics. Be nice to him. Hes from texas, and i quite arkansas but a good neighbor. Thank you. My privilege to be here tod
Announcer you are watching American History tv. 48 hours of programming on cspan3. Forow us on twitter information on our schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. Masoncer at George University Professor Joseph genetinpilawa argues during the reconstruction era, native americans frequently worked directly with the u. S. Government but the advance of to the west was an overwhelming force that still cost native americans ttheir land. His classes about an hour and 15 minutes. Mr. Genetinpilawa today, we are going to pick up with u. S. Federal tribal relationships. Although you will notice and i did warn you we are jumping forward slightly. Last class, we were speaking about removal and the establishment of reservations in the 1830s, 1840s. Early 1850s. We are going to jump forward a bit into the civil war and after. One of the things i want to try and do is think about the ways that native history and the development of the west were directly connected to the civil war and rec
Of the United States. Correction. I believe in the constitution. I will obey the constitution of the United States. I tonight know what happened from the trip from the capitol down to 1600 pennsylvania avenue how this changed. But i guess the presidency can change your view of the world. May not be an accurate view of the world but it can change it. I think what then senator obama said rang true then and rings true today. It is about the separation of power. Let me tell you something, my friends on the other side of the aisle should be standing there with us because for too long this house has now become irrelevant. Congress in general is becoming irrelevant. When i got elected just over four years ago, i came up here with a purpose. I came up here in the belief in the constitution and that there are separation of powers between the executive branch, the legislative branch, and the judicial branch. But now i hate to say it, in my four years, i have become disenchanted with the fact tha