Addressing those i think you can do it in a speedy way, expeditious way. We did it in the 12th largest economy in the world, in the state of texas. We cut the tax burden. We passed the most sweeping requirement in the nation. Which requires for Health Care Opportunities and the access of desk access to health care to explode. We can do this. It is just a matter of having someone who has the experience of doing it. The reason why tell you to show me dont tell me election. A lot of people are going to stand up and tell you what theyre going to do. I dont. I want people to take a look at what we have done in the state of texas. All the way down to putting policies into place to make this country more competitive. That foren engaged in the last 14 years. This country has a high incarceration rate, would you. Ake any changes back up perry the 12th largest economy in the world. We are the same size as canada or australia. We had a huge prison population, big prison buildup in the early 90s w
There are a handful of questions that come up. Nobody has dealt with this issue more than i have. I was governor of a state with a 1200 mile border. Sincee been doing this 2000. Better security, not building a wall . Mr. Perry lay it out and use common sense. Which one of these can happen quicker . Which one is more effective . , andu just build a wall you do not have the other aspects, all you have done is spent a lot of time and money. When we talk about strategic fencing, when you have personnel , aviation assets, that is a virtual wall. If that is what they are talking about, they need to lay it out. It is kind of like hope and change. That probably meant Something Different for you than it did for her. Building a wall can mean a lot of different things. Lets be specific about how we are going to deal with this. As a governor, i do not have the opportunity to be nonspecific. I had to have answers to the challenges. I had to have answers for the masses coming in from louisiana katri
Youth, the more well have a better and positive life and state and future. Voices from the states on cspan. Confirmation hearing for allison ide. She is nominated to replace Justice Neil Gorsuch on the u. S. 10th Circuit Court of appeals. She testified before the Senate Judiciary committee along with four nominees for Federal District Court Judgeships in alabama, georgia, and North Carolina. This is two and a half hours. Good morning and welcome, everyone. Especially the nominees and their families to todays nominations hearing. Today well hear from two panels. On the first panel well hear from justice eide nominated to be Circuit Court judge on the tenth Circuit Court. Did i get the pronunciation i dont think . Aaige. Second panel, senator coons, do you have any opening remarks today . Excuse me. Thank you, senator for the opportunity to serve alongside you as the Ranking Member in todays confirmation hearing. Id like to welcome each of the nominees, their families and friends of the
Good morning and welcome, everyone. Especially the nominees and their families to todays nominations hearing. Today well hear from two panels. On the first panel well hear from justice eide nominated to be Circuit Court judge on the tenth Circuit Court. Did i get the pronunciation i dont think . Aaige. Second panel, senator coons, do you have any opening remarks today . Excuse me. Thank you, senator for the opportunity to serve alongside you as the Ranking Member in todays confirmation hearing. Id like to welcome each of the nominees, their families and friends of the United States senate. Congratulate you on your nominations. And i look forward to posing questions to you. The positions to which you have been nominate ready important in the federal judiciaries we know is a bedrock of our constitutional democracy. Judges do the very hard work of resolving disputes between real people, cases that determine whether criminal trials and sentences are fair and ensure most treasured rights an
Mr. Westby and 15 others filed suit claiming unlawful arrest. The Supreme Court will decide two issues. One is whether officers violated the partygoers for the moment right by arresting them without probable cause and two, whether officers are covered under qualified immunity. Thereby protecting them from being held liable for damages in civil proceedings. We will hear arguments first this morning in case 151485, the district of columbia versus westby. Mr. Kim. Mr. Chief justice, may i please the court. Probable cause is a practical standard. It often accounts for the practical limitations that officers face when making arrest decisions, including the inability to look directly in the mind of suspects offering explanations for suspicious conduct. In a case like this, what they have established and circumstantial evidence is strong or at least fair, arrest is reasonable and constitutional and more clearly qualified immunity applies. Lets turn to the circumstances and consider them from