Security officials. We are getting your reaction to that story and hearing what you think it means for the frontrunner for the democratic president ial nomination. 202 7488000. Republicans, 202 7488001. Ndependents, 202 7488002 you can catch up with us on social media. Twitter is cspanwj. Facebook. Com cspan. A good thursday morning to you. This story about the state Department Inspector general report took the front page. Spot in most major newspapers. In the usa today, clinton broke security rules is the headline for the front page of the new faults on, clinton email server. Clinton violates policies on email is the front page of the Washington Post. State Department Watchdog rebukes clinton over email. It was first reported by politico yesterday. Their headline, clinton violated email rules. One of the reporters is rachel bade. Good morning. Caller good morning. Host what did Hillary Clinton do . How critical was the Inspector General of the secretary herself in this report . Caller
Have heard former callers talking about education in a way that breaks my heart. The world is laughing at us and if we want to remain a great nation, we have to to invest in our childrens education, because they are not keeping up with the children in china and india and the rest of the industrialized world. We have one Political Party in this nation that wants to cannibalize on our Education System to balance budgets. It has to stop. Our children are feeling the effects of their inability to raise taxes, to raise revenue. It is a serious situation and i am tired of my daughters future being pawned off because a republican does not have the spine to tax american money where it lies. Guest one of the important points he makes is we live in a Global Economy and one of our main competitive advantages in the Global Economics is a welleducated workforce. If we dont have a welleducated workforce, we lose the advantage because we will not be able to compete by saying bring your jobs to americ
The Historical Society has an Educational Outreach mission that includes these lectures. It includes Training Programs for teachers,. It includes the publication of ch publications as court watchers, eyewitness accounts in sk history which came out a few years ago, which is a general interest history of the court ith firsthand anecdotes. My colleagues on the court and i eciate the societies society societys wide and varied and public understanding of the Supreme Court and our form of government. I could go on about other efforts that the Supreme Court has Historical Society has made in that regard, but you are here for a lecture on chief Justice Roger brook taney. Tonights lecture is being delivered by professor timothy s. Huber. He received his b. A. From the university of miami and his ph. D. In history from the university of florida. He is a chair of the department of history at Rhodes College in grandson has my year, riculated this namesake actually. Some of you may remember that R
Than most people. Well, im happy to welcome all of you to this i guess its the third in our series of lectures named after the former president of the Supreme Court Historical Society. And this lecture is as you have heard, its the third in a fourpart series on the Supreme Court and the civil war revisited. The Historical Society has an Educational Outreach mission that includes these lectures. It includes Training Programs for teachers. It includes the publication of such publications as court watchers, eyewitness accounts in history which came out a few years ago, which is a general interest history of the court with firsthand anecdotes. My colleagues on the court and i appreciate the societys wide and varied and public understanding of the Supreme Court and our form of government. I could go on about other efforts that the Supreme Court has Historical Society has made in that regard, but you are here for a lecture on chief Justice Roger brooke taney. Tonights lecture is being delive
Until his death in 1864. Majoritydelivered the opinion in the dred scott case. Talks about him and how it was shaped in a changing Political Landscape reading up to the civil war. The Supreme Court Historical Society hosted this event. It is a little under one hour. [applause] thank you very much, mr. Goldman. Historians like me because every respectable law faculty has a legal historian on it but how important they are depends on how much you think the history behind the constitution or any other statute depends upon what was the understanding at the time, which is what historians can tell us. I use historians more than most people and they like me more than most people. [laughter] well, im happy to welcome all of you to this i guess its the third in our series of lectures named after the former president of the Supreme Court Historical Society. And this lecture is as you have heard on its the third in a fourpart series on the Supreme Court and the civil war revisited. The Historical