Test. Another was a Community Organizer who is unsure if hell be able to father children. We want to be with our community. The Police Union President said he awells suor tchiefsolicy chging which also includes the accelerated adoption of a state directive requiring officers to intervene when they see another officer using excessive force. Dont give up on your Police Officer. Because at the beginning of the day, we were there. And at the end of the day, well still be there when the smoke clears. Law enforcement now coming to terms with what should happen next. As we look at what occurred, well hold ourselves accountable. Well conduct more training and well get better as a department. Reporter hundreds of people attended the City Council Meeting that was conducted virtually. They voiced their opinions about how Police Officers conducted, what happened during those protests. However, the city council wasnt able to get through all those comments so there will be a special session held on
Briefing with acting commissioner of customs and Border Protection mark morgan from the brady briefing room. It was originally set to start at 12 30 p. M. Eastern. Its been changed to one p. M. Eastern. We will have in life when it gets underway right here on cspan2. Here to talk about education and campaign 2020, the Economics Department chair at tulane university. Also fell at Brookings Institution focusing on education. Thank you for being here. The director Mccabe Center for education, educational freedom. Thank you as well for being here. Lets begin. The campaigns and how much attention they are giving education and you think its enough . Its more attention than probably have been timid education especially a primary conversation. Is itro enough . I think it would be coming up in all the debates. I think the questions is what are they talking about and why are they talking about it . Whats different this time around, usually education is a state and local issue. Why is it going up
Live coverage using the free cspan radio app. David Bernhardt delivered remarks recently at a conference and discussed changes to the endangered species act and theained his plan to move bureau of Land Management to colorado to minutes. Good morning. Can you hear me . Im a little death. Thanks for the great introduction. I really appreciate the chance to be with you all today. It is a tremendous honor to serve at the Trump Administration and secretary of the interior. Frankly, it is great to be back in colorado to discuss my member my experience as a member of the Trump Administration and described the work we are doing at the apartment to better serve the American People. Up a couple of hours from here. Like steamboat, it is largely surrounded by land that are managed by eager you do before service or bureau of Land Management and i grew up hunting and fishing on those lands and that instilled to me at a young age the importance of Public Access and protecting the Natural Beauty of th
Journal live at 7 00 eastern friday morning per join the discussion. Friday morning. On the discussion. With the next Supreme Court term scheduled to begin october 7, panel of legal experts review the courts most recent term and preview the next term. Speakers analyze the Court Rulings on gerrymandering, Citizenship Question on the senses, other major cases involving freespeech and prison sentencing. The American Political Science Association hosts this 90minute event. We will go ahead and get started. Im elizabeth slattery, legal fellow at the Heritage Foundation. The past panel on Supreme Court term. The Supreme Courts next oops, im sorry. The top one . There we go. The Supreme Courts term starts in a few weeks, but we are here to reflect on the past term. I submit the october term 2018 will most likely be remembered for Justice Brett kavanaughs confirmation hearings than for any particular case the court decided. It is too early to make sweeping statements about the impact of Presid
Teaches say religious doctrine which a lot of people want. But in terms of a public property issue never framed it that way. When professor ross and i met in jan while she was on a panel here at one point she said to me, you know outside the First Amendment i disagree with with thins that katoa advocates. Now, of course, i was perplexed because having all of the answers im always perplexed when people disagree with me. But theres a point here that is important. We dont disagree about the First Amendment, the importance of the First Amendment despite the fact that we disagree about many policy issues, and, in fact, at a time i think thats an a important thing to remember an a context look this at a time when theres lots of polarization and a lots of partisanship and lots of singly conflicts, important that people across parties in across ideologies remain committed and unified to a strong First Amendment protection and i think this book lessons and censorships how schools and courts div