You think this is just a Community Center . No, its more than that. Comcast is partnering with a thousand Community Centers to create wifi lift zones so students from low income families get the tools they need to be ready for anythin comcast along with these Television Companies supporting cspan2 as a public service. Grateful for the descendents who returned and the personal items. The objects bring the world alive and it doesnt take much to imagine the activities and the many that visited. There is no artifact that better defines been the United States Supreme Court. With generations before the collection. Asou he presided over the supree court cases elevated to be an equal branch of the federal government. And today is a recognizable icon. This iconic image has been carried on with chief justice roberts. [inaudible] from the arguments between the court with marbury versus madison and the judicial review with the power and authority to interpret. Cothe Old Supreme Court chamber along
Since 1911 preservation virginia has shared the chief justices life and legacy. We are grateful to many descendents who have over the years returned books furnishing tableware and personal items. These objects bring the room alive and it doesnt take much to imagine the activities of the family the household and the many guests who visited. There are no artifacts that better define marshalls career than the robe he wore for his tenure as chief justice of the United States Supreme Court. The room is cared for by generations of descendents before finding its way into our collection. The robe is a witness object and if robes could talk what a story this one could share. John marsh award this robe is a prison guard presided over Supreme Court cases during which time the Supreme Court was elevated to an equal branch of the federal government and today the simple black robe is a recognizable icon at the american judicial system and as our curator collection put it this iconic image of the ame
The events of january 6th, 2021, and the violent assault on our nations capitol a Pivotal Moment in american history. More than 1,100 people have been charged with crimes in connection with that day. 600 have been convicted and sentenced. But its the fate of one man, former president donald trump, and the role he might have played in trying to overturn the 2020 election that could well determine where our country goes from here. A trial for mr. Trump could take place as soon as march, and when and if that trial takes place, a key witness for the prosecution may be former white house aide Cassidy Hutchinson. This morning shell tell her story to our tracy smith. You are watching the Capitol Building get defaced over a lie. Reporter Cassidy Hutchinson stunned the political world with her testimony about january 6th and then she vanished. You couldnt go back to your apartment . I could not go back to my apartment. I ended moving to atlanta for several months. Part is for security. Reporter
President ial debates on cspan. Listen live on the cspan radio app or watch any time on demand at cspan. Org. Next, law professors discuss the constitution and free speech at colleges, including examples where the First Amendment was exercised. This is an hour and a half. Good afternoon and welcome to the George Washington University Law school. Im susan karamanian, the associate dean for international and comparative legal studies. Im delighted to introduce this distinguished panel on a topic that has been front and center in the news over the past year, and that is the issue of freedom of speech on campus. The idea for this panel came last year, when developments were breaking at Yale University and the university of missouri. Coincidentally, the book of my colleague, and one of our panelists, professor Catherine Ross, was just coming out. Professor rosss book is lessons in sensorship, how schools and court subvert students First Amendment rights, and it came out in 2015, under Harva
9 on your side butler and Warren County reporter jay warren is live for us this afternoon at madison junior and Senior High Schooljay . . They knew but didnt say anythingthats according to the sheriff and the district and it runs counter to what these kids are taught on a day to day basis today school let out at 2 30 here at the junior and Senior High School capping off what has been a week everyone here wants to put behind themthe Butler County sheriff Richard Jones told reporters today that the investigation evolved and that they are still tracking down leadsjones said that parents need to talk to their kids about what is the right thing to do when you see a gun at school and that is to tell someonethe sheriff reminded everyone that the charges could even be more severe if you knew of the shooters intentions and didnt say anythingultimately he said the training that goes on is designed to save lives sheriff Richard Jones Butler County 16they have drills tell em and we tell em and we