Whether free speech was under attack. This is just over an hour. [applause] mr. Sessions thank you very much, professor. It is a great honor to be in georgetown law and the Georgetown Center for the constitution, where the exchange of ideas is indeed welcomed and encouraged. And thank you for hosting me with these students today. And i thank you students for allowing me to be a part of this National Conversation with you. As you embark on another school year, you and hundreds of your peers across the campus we hope will continue the intellectual journey that is higher education. I loved my education experience so much and i suspect you do , too. You will discover new areas of knowledge, you will engage in debate, great and small and many of the views you have will be challenged and some of your views may even change. You will if your institutions follow our nations historic and Cultural Education traditions, pursue truth while growing in mind and spirit. In short, we hope youll take pa
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Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to our auditorium. Mr. Secretary, welcome back to the heritage foundation. We are always delighted to have you and we are honored you decided to give your first major policy address at heritage, and we look forward to hearing from you. Was sworn in as the 52nd secretary in january of this year. Had one of the records on regulatory relief, forest management, responsible Energy Development and smart management of federal lands. Prior to assuming his current job am a he served in the u. S. House of representatives. Before that in the Montana State senate. In 23 years as a u. S. Navy seal officer. He grew up Near Glacier National Park where he delivered developed a lifelong appreciation for conserving americas Natural Beauty while honoring Teddy Roosevelts vision of multiple use of our public lands. He is considered has consistently in the congress and now as secretary led efforts to renew the land and Water Conservation fund. Also has been a fir
Monitors what is happening in our cities for many decades that dont agree there are Serious Problems in relationships with the Africanamerican Community and police, but taking kneels at Football Games with players that are making millions of dollars are not the way to solve it. The way to solve it, and some of these guys do great charitable work as Roger Goodell pointed out, in their community. You have a situation where a disproportionate number of united black families with a home, womene having babies out of wedlock, and abortion rate that is five times the number of white abortions and twice the number of hispanics. That is where the real problems are. Is notany at nfl games going to solve any of them. Host the players say they are taking a knee to protest Police Brutality targeted toward africanamericans. It is this racism that they are attempting to bring into the public view. It is a right cause, certainly, but perhaps the wrong arena. These players should consider where else an
Washington journal continues. Host our next guest is dave zirin. He is the Sports Editor for the nation. I want to get right to it. You wrote, it is exhausting to have a president that gets angrier at outspoken athletes, exhausting how shameless he is about his bigotry, the president never played football. He never served in the armed forces. He frets over what conclusions we draw from the size of his hands. Pitome of a frail brand of masculinity. He longs in psychological textbook as a case study, not in the white house. Guest yes. That is my opinion of the president of the United States. We could add on to that the way he has chosen to express his masculinity, both in sexual conquests and violence against inen and his bullying antics the boardroom. He lives vicariously through football players, soldiers in war, and to me that is the part of trounced speech Donald Trumps speech in alabama last friday where he demonized players for practices and d dissent in an effort to distract us fr