Also participating in this discussion at the National Constitution center akhil amar of yale law school, and neal katyal a former acting solicitor general. Judge Michael Baylson a senior federal judge with the u. S. District court of the Eastern District of pennsylvania. And moderating, Jeffrey Rosen, president and ceo. [ applause ] ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the National Constitution center. I am Jeffrey Rosen the president of this wonderful institution which is the only institution in america chartered by congress to die simi nature information about the u. S. Constitution on a nonpartisan basis and tonight were thrilled to be introducing live on cspan a Wonderful Partnership with our dear cspan friends for a new series called landmark cases that will explore the human stories behind 12 of the most historic and frequently cited and important cases in Supreme Court history. This partnership with cspan is so important to us because nike the National Constitution center cspan is a
Today because of a special guest were doing things differently. Youre about to see the First Television interview of a man who worked inside of gm for more than 35 years. His time there didnt end well after he highlighted safety concerns to his supervisors and the gm board. Today he argues that if his complaints to management had been acted upon, the ignition switch catastrophe would never have occurred. Before you meet william, lets remember how we got here. While some gm employees were aware of problems with ignition switches back in 2004, it wasnt until this year that a recall was announced. And but for the sleuth of an engineer, we might still be in the dark. A recently completed Company Initiated investigation found that the delay was a quote, culture of complacency problem at gm. Just last week another 3 million plus cars were recalled bringing the total this year alone nor than 20 million vehicles. For a wide array of problems. In fact just yesterday gm announced four more safet
captioned by the national captioning institute www.ncicap.org [captioning made possible by fox news channel] sean: welcome to this special edition of hannity. terror on trial. over the next hour i ll be joined here in studio by family members of some of those who were killed on 9/11. as well as some of the brave men and women who were first responders on that tragic day. now, all of them are here to call on president obama to reconsider his administration s controversial decision to try the 9/11 mastermind khalid shaikh mohammed and his co-conspirators in a new york city courtroom only steps away from ground zero. also tonight we ll hear directly from new york city mayor rudy giuliani, former u.s. attorney general michael mukasey as well as many others. first let s take a closer look at exactly the type of evil we are talking about. khalid shaikh mohammed, known as k.s.m. is one of history s most brutal terrorists. he was the principal architect of the september 11 attack