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Donald ritie, thank you for ing with us on america history. The senate jority leader i not a position in the constitution. How did the job evolve . That puzzles a lot of people. We once had a former speaker of the house contact us and say i was the president pro perso ray in the pro tempore but not the majority leader because e speakers of e usee the nate majority leader as their equivalent, their functional equivalent on the senate side. Ofourse the speaker of the house is written ito the constution, and the president pro tempore is. But no mention of a majority leader or minority leader and thats because the constitutn did n ancipatepolitical parts. I think they thoughat it was probably gng to happen, but they didnwant to encoure litica parties. Theyake no provision for it. And for most ofthe history of thesenate we had no jority lead. Om 1789 until 1913 there was noajit leader ofth senate. There re chairmen committees who wld sort of take care of things on the floor, there were th a
[captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2013] us 2013 reps up, we are on the front of the u. S. Capitol to speak of the review series, a look of five important issues we have covered. Immigration laws. An essay surveillance on wednesday, a look at gun laws. We ramped up the week on friday with the federal government shut down. Kwa this week on q a, former congressman and reagans Administration Budget director David Stockman discusses his latest book, entitled the great deformation the corruption of capitalism in america. David stockman, the author of the book the great deformation. 1981, when you were budget director for Ronald Reagan . The last thing was that the machine of the government in the United States is pretty brittle, and if mistakes are made, and, clearly, we made a huge mistake when the taxes were double the size that we intended. People forget that, but it was true, but once it got put into law, and people began to take partisan positions, and republicans took
Deference. An agency enjoys, when it interprets its own organic statute, for example, how much deference epa enjoys when it the Clean Air Act at the state levels. That same level of deference has under serious and sustained attack for a long time and and and successful attack and in a lot of states agencies simply do not enjoy deference when they interpret their own organic statutes. And i think thats really really deeply unfortunate and think there is something about the political economy of state of states or state governments as opposed to the federal government that really me less optimistic about about state regulatory apparatuses. And maybe ill just kind of leave it at that for and chris, when i think about some of the greatest changes in the criminal legal system and criminal procedure much of it has started at the state level. And when the us court decided that people with intellectual disability could no longer be subject to capital punishment, they surveyed states and there w
This person who i like, who cares about me thinks differently from me, maybe like we can actually have a conversation about this. That happens a lot on shows. But again, like were talking off people, we need all of us doing that work. We need all of us to keep showing up for each other and keep talking to each other with grace. Right. And i think that there that way lies the path to salvation. There we go with grace. Thank you very much. The books are for sale outside. Welcome welcome. Welcome. Im here with two of my brilliant colleagues and a fantastic and fierce postcovid action lawyer and i am so excited to dive into texts and to start this conversation. Please note that all the books are available for sale through a Greenlight Bookstore here at the law school. So from the u. S. Supreme court to the president ial administration from a local criminal courts, state election bureaus, americans of all political leanings are increasingly voicing skepticism about the legitimacy of our law