Justice or the court will say, we got it wrong. The fact that you have dissented in a case does not mean that you would reverse the case. It is the exact that if the exact same case came before you. , ais a case that is related little bit the same, a little bit different. There is a pretty important marker for a approach an approach for how to think about those cases. Well, our hour together is has passed quickly. I will give you a chance for one last word you would like to have one. Otherwise, i am afraid our bench is going to disappear. This happens when you go on too long. Let me just say no, no, no. It is your show. [laughter] somehow i dont feel that way. [laughter] lets again express our deep thanks to you for spending his time with us today. What a wonderful opportunity for all of us to hear from you. One of the things that is always fascinating when we have folks from the court is to have a sense of who the justices are and what they are like and what they are interested in. Yo
Will you join me in thanking Justice Kagan . [applause] thank you very much. [applause] tomorrow on cspan epa administrator talks about cooperation tweeb the u. S. And china over policies related to the environment and climate. Her remarks come at the center for American Progress live at 10 30 a. M. Eastern. A speech about American Education policy in connecticut. On august 9, 1974 Vice President ford was sworn in as president of the United States. This is the dress that ms. Ford was wearing at the swearing in ceremony. She was less than excited about becoming first lady but president ford encouraged her saying we can do this. She resolved if i have to do this, im going to have fun doing it. Within 10days she had a state dinner to entertain king hussein of jordan. She had to prepare for that as her role of first lady and she hit the ground running. First Lady Betty Ford monday night at 9 00 eastern. Next is constitution and role judges with Supreme Court thomas. This is from the 2013 L
The courts. Good morning and welcome. I am dean reuter. It is my pleasure to welcome you here today. In the room, or watching on the live stream, or cspan. Welcome as we mark the 40th anniversary of the Federalist Society. I say the word mark purposefully. Some applause is appropriate but i am blessed interested in accolades. I am more interested in looking to the future. Indeed, my prediction as a veteran of the Federalist Society is that the Federalist Society is poised to accomplish more in the next 10 years then it has in the past 40. But, that depends on you. Not only is this organization yours, you are the organization. You are the Federalist Society. The Federalist Society is nothing more than its volunteer membership. Well, maybe the donors too. [laughter] the donors are important. We are a Nonprofit Organization and we are good at being a Nonprofit Organization. So, donors are important. The theme of this years convention is particularly topical. The current state of the legal
Latest work. Welcome Randy Barnett evan bernick. Its wonderful to be here with you. Im great really glad to be having a conversation about your amazing. Amazing new book, which ive got. Ive got right here. Hope we can just jump right right into it. Well, its great great for of you to do this. We really appreciate you doing this and im looking forward to the were about to have. I as well. Im looking forward to it. Im sure that were going to have a lot of fun. But what really really my pleasure is going to be mine. Its um, this is a book. I really encourage people to go out and get it and take a look. I cant think of a better cutting edge introduction to this fascinating and controversial thing called original plane original public meaning constitutionalism. Weve got things like a blowbyblow of the drafting of the 14th amendment we have an amazing and wonderful introduction to the growing historical literature on antislavery constitutionalism, which is so decisive from the were still tod
Pleasure is going to be mine. Its um, this is a book. I really encourage people to go out and get it and take a look. I cant think of a better cutting edge introduction to this fascinating and controversial thing called original plane original public meaning constitutionalism. Weve got things like a blowbyblow of the drafting of the 14th amendment we have an amazing and wonderful introduction to the growing historical literature on antislavery constitutionalism, which is so decisive from the were still today shaped by the 1840s and 50s and this is a book that helps readers. See see that and its a book and this is really what i hope we we talk about a lot here is its a book that says that nearly everything we know about some of the key sections of section 1 and section 5 of 14th amendment is all wrong, so id love to to get into some of that with with you here. Is a place i thought we might start and i hope ill be interested to see what whether you think. This is a the premise of this qu