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Of justice sotomayor. University students attended this event. [applause] thank you for the introduction and the warm welcome i have received already from your law school. I really enjoyed the day so far and im sure i will enjoy this conversation too. Im so grateful you are here. I want to start by asking you, your path to the Supreme Court ran through academia. You were an academic first. You were the first nominee to the Court Without prior judicial experience since adjust is 50 years earlier. How does your academic background shape your perspective on the court and do you think it gives you a different perspective than your colleagues . The court eventually had many people who have served a great deal of their career in academia. There were all judges and i was not, but Justice Barrett is essentially an academic and we are the only two on the court now i think, i hope im not forgetting anybody. But justice ginsburg, her formative years were spent in academia. Club be a law school. J
Opinion that matters the most is your own. Cspan, powered by cable. This is from the Cato Institute data symposium in washington, d. C. All right, we will keep this welloiled machine. Reminder to online audience you can submit questions by going facebook or twitter and submit questions on twitter using catosscotus. Once again, im tyler research fellow, editorinchief of the Cato Supreme Court review. On this panel you will hear cases broadly related to speech and expression, sometimes just none of the above. These cases concern the sometimes difficult tradeoffs we would make in a society where we all wantoc to speak but we dont always have welcomed olisteners. Many of us also sell speech products in the open marketplace where we all may adapt and make speech before for us but we want credit for the art that we create. The cases you will hear all in some way involve a balance of unrestricted speech and unrestrictedec silence against other societal values. Turning to another case, how to
Exclusive. We are joined in the studio. Russian sanctions on the International Art market. Lets stay with russia. The west has hit russia with a fresh round of sanctions. sd includes Vladimir Putin allies. We spoke about the impact of russian sanctions on business. For the moment, we are investigating the significance of the sanctions and coming back to practical implications. Bp has a lot of exposure to russia. In profitst a drop today. There is a list of stories today that are making headlines. Impact. Me about the we knew people close to Vladimir Putin would be on this list. It is just him and it has a role bp. Ct on and puts them in a pickle. Largest 20 of russias oil producer. The corporate entity has not been sanctioned and the ceo has. If you are bob dudley, you have a 20 stake and a seat on the board. As a u. S. In citizen, can you go to the Board Meeting or not . We heard them say they would have to investigate the sanctions a little more carefully and that is what we already
Yeah. We will be right back. My bad chair, thank you. We are going to go back into the Committee Hearing with we are going to go back to the Committee Hearing with the instructions from the chair. He will be here shortly. And thank you senator blackburn for joining. Senator blackburn, do you intend to ask any questions . I do have a few questions. Im wondering. If you want to go ahead, the chairman has let us start the committee again. He will be here shortly. I can defer, i will be here for the duration of the hearing. In interest of your time, if you would, i dont want to rush you, but senator blackburn. Thank you, mister chairman. And i want to say thank you so much to you for being here. One of the things that i wanted to talk with you about, of course, being from tennessee, copyright is terribly important to us. As we like to say, three courts and the truth get you a long way. When it comes to the music industry. We worked on things like the music modernization act and have tried