The honorable, the chief justice and the associate justices of the Supreme Court of the United States. Oh yea oh yea oh yea, all persons having business before the honorable, the Supreme Court of the United States to give their attention with the court is sitting, god save the United States and this honorable court. We will hear arguments first this morning in 19 for 65, the lot below and the others versus the state of washington,. Mr. Chief justice and appease this court, the question in these cases is straightforward to the states have the power to control through law how an elector may vote, they do not, then ordinary expected meaning of the words of the constitution against the backlog of the framers deliberation make it clear that the state has no such power in what is also clear, washington is not like the constitution design, ask this court to read the words elector as agents or maybe better minion and it is clear that the board vote elector is not the constant meaning there vot
Judges, continuing to push, probably will look to expand the circuit courts if he wins a second term. Lots of people are talking about wanting to do that and appoint a lot more judges especially if the Senate Majority holds. I think youll see him look to get a covid package. Thats much more to his liking than the ones that were being proposed by nancy pelosi and hes going to have to decide from a total perspective and hell continue on the same path from tone, the question will be for him what can he accomplish assuming a Democratic House if he continues that way . And thats going to be his monumental decision. What legacy does he want or does he move away from it like many second term president s and move completely to Foreign Policy and try to accomplish something there. If joe biden still has a path, hes also 77 years old and was in some ways a transition figure for the Democratic Party. So there will be a generational struggle inside the Democratic Party whether joe biden wins or lo
Lifestream. Im University Professor at the university of toronto. Before we get started, the land by which university out operates for thousands of years, most recently, the river. Today from his home to clinic and people and we are grateful for the opportunity to work on this land. The University Stands in solidarity with the ongoing protests against systemic racism and discrimination. I have the pleasure of introducing catherine and michael, a business leader, entrepreneur and speaker, founder of the institute for political innovation and ceo of innovations, catherine was formerly president and ceo of get foods, to 50 million food manufacture, she hold degrees from notre dame, Catholic University and Northwestern School of management. She lives in wisconsin, thats where she is coming in from today. Its a special honor to host Michael Porter, University Professors at harvard university, we met a long time ago when i was a student in his industry and Competitive Analysis and Harvard Bu
Indigenous people from across Turtle Island and were grateful for the opportunity to work on this land. The university of toronto stands and sold it with the ongoing protests against systemic racism and discrimination. I have a great pleasure of introducing katherine gale and Michael Porter, Katherine Gehl is a business leader, entrepreneur, author and speaker, founder of the institute for political innovation and the ceo of said innovations both thinking about intractable problems. She was public presidency of a 250 million hightech food manufacturer. She holds degrees from notre dame, Catholic University at Northwestern School of management. She lives in wisconsin with her children and that is where he she is calling in from today. For me its an honor to host Michael Porter, Bishop William Lord University professor at harvard university. We had a long time ago when i was a student in this industry and Competitive Analysis selected at Harvard Business school that was not long after pu
Racism and policing, and the role of Police Unions. Come to order. I now recognize myself for an opening statement. Good morning and thank you to everyone for being here for this important briefing. Black lives matter. I cant breathe. Hands up, dont shoot. No justice, no peace. These powerful phrases are rallying cries for fair minded americans seeking to live up to one of this countrys core principles. Equal justice under the law. Since our nations founding, africanamericans have struggled, fought and died for the right to be free and equal citizens. This month marks 99 years since the tulsa race massacre, where an entire, vibrant community was destroyed and black men, women and children were systemically murdered. Today is juneteenth. A holiday that celebrate s the freedom of black people in america. That freedom did not come until 1865. Two and a half years after president lincoln abolished slavery. We are still working for freedom and we are still working to provide equal opportuni