Massachusetts talks about the challenge in dealing with illegal immigrants. Immigration judges offer their thoughts on the Legal Process in dealing with immigration issues. Later, a q a with judge robert katzman. Tonight, a debate between bill nye the science guy and author ken ham on the theory of evolution. Hamm believes the bible contains an accurate history of the earth. Here is a portion of that debate. Inherent in this worldview is the belief that somehow know what and his family were able to build a wooden ship that would 14,000 house individuals, there are seven kinds, and a boy and girl in each of those, about 14,000 people. These people are unskilled, as far as anyone knows they hadnt built a wooden ship before. They had to get all of these animals on there, they had to feed them, i understand mr. Hamm has some exclamations which i find extraordinary, but we can then run a test. A scientific test. People in the early 1900s built a large wooden ship, the wyoming. It was a six
This important story. Garrett haake on capitol hill, Peter Alexander at the white house, and Geoff Bennett at the Supreme Court. Lets take you right there. Geoff, tell us whats going to happen today. Hey, steph, good morning. Well, this morning kicks off three days of formal events marking the passing of the late Justice Ruth Bader ginsburg. Both here at the u. S. Supreme court and across the street at the u. S. Capitol. In about 25 minutes time we expect a hearse to arrive on the street here behind me and her casket will be met by an army of her former law clerks who will carry her casket up the stone steps of the Supreme Court into the great hall and there will be a private ceremony starting at around 9 30 eastern for family, friends, Supreme Court Staff Members and justices themselves. Once that ceremony concludes, her casket will be brought out and it will remain atop the steps of the portico there just in front of the Supreme Court so the public can then pay their respects accordi
Good morning. Welcome to the Heritage Foundation in our lewis fuller meant auditorium. And thank you for those who are joining us through the various networks today. If you will make sure your cell phones are turned off, we appreciate it as we begin. And if you wish to send in questions or comments, simply email us at speaker heritage. Org. Posting our discussion is a senior fellow for Public Diplomacy in our douglas and Sarah Allison center for foreign policy. She focuses on the government institutions and programs for strategic outreach to the public and Foreign Countries as well as diplomacy. She is a fellow at the Hoover Institution and serves on the journalismolitical at Hanover College in indiana. Please join me in welcoming hello dale hila dale. [applause] thank you. Politics andssian 30 tricks that we have seen in full bloom in recent months, relating to specifically russias efforts to dominate and control parts of its former soviet empire. As we look at a highly unstable situa
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Political restructuring doctrine test and to either mr. Bursch, isnt yes. Isnt the position that was taken in seattle derived from a different view of the equal protection clause . I mean, strict scrutiny was originally put forward as a protection for minorities a protection for minorities against hostile disadvantageous legislation. And so the view then was we use strict scrutiny when the majority is disadvantaging the minority. So you do, under the carolene products view, you do focus on race and you ask, is the minority being disadvantaged . If that were the view, then i suppose we would not be looking at this, well, the criterion is race and wherever the disadvantage falls, whether a majority or minority, its just the same. That wasnt the original idea of when strict scrutiny is appropriate. So if we were faithful to that notion, that it is measures a disadvantage the the minority that get strict scrutiny. Well, two thoughts on that, justice ginsburg. First, under grutter, this cou