back. let s see what that date is and what they tell center schumer, but for now, she really made the right decision to step aside from the committee as a member of the committee. i know we have a number of judges and we i have bills legislation. that we have to what we call mark up and get through the committee. all right, senator amy klobuchar at a time tonight, but thank you for your time tonight. thanks for joining us. thank you. to all of you. cnn tonight with alison camerata starts right now. hi alison katelyn polantz so much. good evening, everyone. i m alison camerata. welcome to cnn tonight . the national guard airman arrested today for the fbi for that alleged leak of highly classified pentagon documents was just 21 years old. his name is jack to sheriff, and he s describing the washington post as a lonely but charismatic gun enthusiast who was allegedly the leader of a chat room on discord. that s a social media platform popular with gamers. we ll have more details
Judge amul thapar, who sits the u. S. Court of appeals for the sixth circuit. His new book, his first book, is titled the peoples Justice Clarence thomas and the constant fictional stories that define him. Judge departure, thanks for joining us. John thank you for having me. So lets start out with why you decided to write about justice in particular. There are several members of the court that espouse originalism and theyre jurists, prudence. Why Justice Thomas . John, i originally trying to just in originalism. So my goal was to write in excess possible interesting originalism book is in is you know as an author is someone who writes a lot you often throw out your first draft and what i discover in that in drafting i kept coming back to justice. I thought his brand of originalism called the original public, meaning originalism, was one where he consistently his entire career laid out what i was an original a purely vision of the constant tution and the laws that govern us. And so in d
Here. Thank you. Thank youthank you for joining. We will be talking with julia keller and elizabeth taylor. Pulitzer, a Pulitzer Prize winning writer, was the longtime cultural critic at the chicago tribune. Her new book, quitting a life the slash the myth of perseverance and how the new science giving up can set you free is. Her 14th published book excuse me, she has written both fiction nonfiction and it joins her critically acclaimed eight volume mystery series, which is set in her home state of West Virginia. Julia earned a doctoral degree, ohio state university, and has at the university of chicago, Princeton University and the university of notre dame. She was a nieman fellow at harvard. Elizabeth taylor is the coauthor of American Pharoah mare Richard J Daley daily. Shes the coeditor of the National Book review. She is on the current board and is the president of the National Book critics circle. Shes the past literary editor, Magazine Editor for the chicago the National Corresp
Behind us here. The next event starts at 2 00. Thank you very much for being here. Thank you. Thank youthank you for joining. We will be talking with julia keller and elizabeth taylor. Pulitzer, a Pulitzer Prize winning writer, was the longtime cultural critic at the chicago tribune. Her new book, quitting a life the slash the myth of perseverance and how the new science giving up can set you free is. Her 14th published book excuse me, she has written both fiction nonfiction and it joins her critically acclaimed eight volume mystery series, which is set in her home state of West Virginia. Julia earned a doctoral degree, ohio state university, and has at the university of chicago, Princeton University and the university of notre dame. She was a nieman fellow at harvard. Elizabeth taylor is the coauthor of American Pharoah mare Richard J Daley daily. Shes the coeditor of the National Book review. She is on the current board and is the president of the National Book critics circle. Shes t
History at the university of california at los angeles. He specializes in korea and also in northeast asia. He teaches a wide variety of courses u. S. Politics and diplomacy, the cold war, the global cold war, decolonization and dissent. The history of capitalism and much more. Kevin has written numerous essays and articles for some of the leading pop culture and scholarly journals, including diplomatic history, the nation and the village voice, his a National Fellow at the Hoover Institution at stanford university. There it is again that stanford university, where hes completing a new book with the tentative title, worlds unseen, Henry Wallace, Herbert Hoover and the making of cold war america. No doubt kevin will be talking on that subject right now. Kevin, all yours. Well, thank you, burt, for the kind introduction. Thank you. Also, too, as everyone else has said to to the Thomas Schwartz for leading this charge into a revision, is am i also like shawn feel the same way about it . W