The problem i see is there are not a lot of people who can contribute to the treasury contributing. Our corporations are not doing their part. Our are not doing their part. I will not pay my taxes for the government to say well thats i have the honor and privilege of serving as the law library and of congress. It is my pleasure to send greetings from the beautiful auditorium of the library of Congress Jefferson building to both our in person audience and all of you watching us online. Let me just say a couple of words about the lot library of congress. The law library serves as a custodian of the legislative collection of nearly 3 million items from all countries and Legal Systems around the world. Our Skilled Staff of attorneys and bought librarians provide Research Assistance and Reference Services on United States federal and state legal issues. Our foreign law specialist are a Diverse Group of foreigntrained attorneys who provide full and comparative low research and analysis to al
U. S. Supreme Court Justice elena kagan was interviewed by Jeffrey Sutton at the library of congress in washington, d. C. , to discuss her life and career, including other Career Options that she considered before deciding on law, what it was like to clerk under the firstever black supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall, and her approach to writing opinions. This is about one hour and 10 minutes. Good afternoon. Thank you for joining the law library of congress and the United States Supreme Court for the 2024 Supreme Court fellow program lecture. I have the honor and privilege of serving as the librarian of congress. It is my pleasure to send greetings from the beautiful auditorium of the library of congress of Jefferson Building to our in person audience and everyone watching online. I have the honor and privilege of serving as the law library and of congress. It is my pleasure to send greetings from the beautiful auditorium of the library of Congress Jefferson building to both our i
Welcome to Champions For Change. Im dr. Sanjay gupta. This hour we will spotlight people who are changing the way things are done. Theyre not celebrities. Theyre not politicians, but they are reshaping the world with creativity, passion and heart. Later in the show youre going to meet my champion for change, but first, cnn anchor and former track star ana cabrera catches up with a coach and mentor for some determined girls who are lacing up their Running Shoes and chasing down dreams. Go get them go get them i wouldnt be the person i am today without her. Excellent, baby girl. Jean bell wears a lot of hat, shes a coach, a judge, a friend. To me, shes a dream maker. Hat shes a coach, a judge, a friend. To me, shes a dream maker. Ive been coaching my own team jeuness for 37 years. What does jeuness mean . Its a french word for young ladies. I wanted to coach young girls as they became young women. I can let them know that education is the key to their success. What coach jean does on the
Im so excited i think all of you know that as the representative from alabama seventh district theress probably no more similar issue than Voting Rights. Voting rights is basically the foundation for every other right that we seek to have. I am so excited today and excited that you came out. I first want to welcome you as the chair of the black Caucus Foundation the board of directors and thank you for participating and coming to the annual legislative conference. I think youou all know the theme of this year is securing our democracy, protecting our freedom and upliftingg our culture. And i do believe we are living in a time that its important we do all three. We see the democracy under threat. We see basic freedom like Voting Rights and reproductive rights and other things rolling back and we also see efforts to erase our culture which is why we must uplift it all the time. We are excited about our annual legislative congress and its the 52nd year weve put this on. The foundation is
Theyll be signing copies afterwards if anybody wants to purchase one. Nday on q a. , washington journal continues. Host joining us from toronto canada is mubin shaikh. He is the author of the book undercover jihadi. Tell us valuable, why did you write a . Guest hello. I really wanted to put the message out for really, other mothers other young muslims. To put take the book up and hopefully see themselves in it. For people to see what happens to people. There were multiple reasons for doing it. Host you talk about your own adoption of radical ideas. Tells about your story. How did you get to that point . Guest i went to Public School during the daytime. It was a very mixed environment. Very caring, nurturing environment. As opposed to in the evening, i would go to koran school. It was like the indian or pakistani system where boys and girls were separated. You sit in front of wooden benches, not understanding of word of what you are reading. If you made a mistake, you were slapped. This