Morning. Brianne andt with ask you what is your take on the decisions that came down in the recent term . He was definitely right to reject the Trump Administration. The secretary of commerce pasta decision to add the reason he gave was potential. It was to undermine the accuracy of the census count. It is a critical count that we take every 10 years. Billions of dollars of federal funding are allocated. Even the Census Bureaus own experts recognize adding this question would deter responses from immigrant communities. John malcolm from the Heritage Foundation. Your take on the recently completed term . There were some opinions that disappointed me. In terms of the last week, i wouldve added the agency difference case. I thought it was a step in the right direction of reining in the difference the court is supposed to give to executive Branch Agencies in determining their own regulations. It did not go as far as i would have liked. I will comment because she gave her side of the story.
in his agenda is the idea that a system of federalism based upon the voluntary compliance of the states with the recommendations, the resolutions, the requisitions that came from the continental congress, was never going to work. when he reasons about this, he does so in a very interesting way. he combines a set of empirical observations about what took place in the 1770 s and lessons americans like him had learned since 1776. how washington functions. he takes a step back, and then he thinks abstractly, and what we can see at least implicitly against theoretic framework where he comes up with the idea that because states have different interests and different interests within each state, we will always have some incentive to run against washington. to run against national directives, national policies. even where states have a common interest, if you mistrust what other states are going to do, you will have this repetitive reaction from the federal system. so, the federal sy
The social science division. He received his masters and phd in history from the university of south carolina. Around, he is an avid fan. He has been a member of the faculty since 2005. He previously taught history at Jefferson Davis Community College. Some do not associate the Community College with scholarly production of writing and research. He proves the addition to the academic discussion of history and events is alive and well in Community College. This is his third book to be published. He has appeared on syndicated programs in support of those works. He has published Opinion Pieces on current events. While doing all that, he and his wife have found time to raise a family. They have a son and three daughters. I know they are very busy. We need to get on with the reason we are here tonight. I am pleased to introduce the author of the Founding Fathers guide to the contribution constitution, brion mcclanahan. [applause] brion how are you doing . Great. Thank you for coming, i appr
Will drive you to the polls this. November maybe it is matters of gun control, or immigration, perhaps an interest in changing the house or senate, or to keep that from happening. What are your issues in the upcoming november elections . Call and tell us, 2027488001 for republicans. 2027488000 for democrats. Independents, 2027488002. You can also post on twitter, or tell us about the issues leading up to the november elections on facebook, you can go to facebook. Com cspan. Cnn this morning has a piece by Ron Brownstein taking a look at the november elections and the places that will decide, in his estimation, the 2018 election. He says red pockets, bluecollar blues those labels describing the seats in the house of representatives that will likely determine control of the chamber in the election. Virtually analysts agree that the epicenter of vulnerability for the majority for republicans are the red pockets, the predominantly white color suburban that the gop holds in metropolitan are
Antisemitic, they thought i was denying it. I wasnt, i had never heard it before. So i would not say this is the ideal education. I would not say that. Watch after words sunday night at 9 00 eastern on book tv on cspan 2. Each week american artifacts takes viewers into archives, museums and Historic Sites around the country. Up next we visit the National Constitution center in philadelphia to learn about the creation of the u. S. Constitution in 1787 and to see several rare early drafts. Welcome to the National Constitution center, im Jeffrey Rosen the president of this wonderful institution which, as cspan viewers know, is the only institution in america chartered by congress to disseminate information about the u. S. Constitution on a nonpartisan basis and today i am so excited to show you a new gallery weve just opened, american treasures, which contains the five rarest early drafts of the u. S. Constitution in American History. Not even at the Constitutional Convention were these f