At the outset i want to thank senator ron johnson and his staff for sponsoring the room for todays event. As you have may have noticed from your program and our panel up here were playing shorthanded this afternoon. Professor coup from Hofstra School of law [laughter] not sure what that was. Professor koo had a last minute conflict which precluded him from flying down this morning. Even without his valuable presence i think you will agree we have a great panel. And the topic of executive and legislative war powers seems particularly appropriate given we just celebrated our nations independence day. After more than 200 years, our government has develop ad track record regarding starting wars and use of military force which can be measured against the founders views and the constitution. It is good to ask, how has the framers understanding been followed, and in what ways has it been ignored . Do the founding principles regarding these topics still have application to our modern era . To
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I think that is a fair question. Can i jump in . Lets go back to an issue that elizabeth raised earlier. Go right ahead. I want to dig in deeper on this sort of plain text of the language issue and alito focusing on at least the housing case, you just look at the plaintext of the law as it was written in 1968. And if the plaintext of the lot as it was written in 1968 did it mean to include the disparate impact, you cannot include disparate impact. But in opposition to that justice, it went to a very prolonged discussion about the fact that you look at the law holistically. If you look at the law in all of its elements when you are trying to determine whether or not there was a statutory intent for whatever the question is. And i think that is important, going back to the point that was made earlier because in my mind if scalia votes against disparate impact, he is going against the president has event that he is has already set forth, the believe he is already set forth in the does rai