not to mention the deeply rooted presumption against .xtraterritoriality the behavior of our law enforcement agents abroad sends a powerful message about the rule of law to individuals everywhere come and you are asking us to make that distinction that if a law andrcement agent shoots kills somebody who is on one , although therder , thect is identical officer is standing in the same place. what kind of message that will send. the rule of law can be in force and demonstrated in other ways. by discipline it doesn t happen. we know that. we cited this in our brief, the border patrol has changed its training, given detailed instruction on the use of deadly force, and this goes to the rule of law about investigations after if the border control agent stood where he stood and took the shot where he did in the only difference was that the teenager was an american citizen, is there there would think be, but that is a different question than whether an alien should have a
so i guess we ll get started as folks continue to wander this from class in from class. i m joy bernstein, i direct the supreme court institute here at georgetown, and on behalf of our executive director and assistant director, we are, we re happy to welcome all of you here to what promises to be a very interesting discussion of the pending nomination to the u.s. supreme court. i ll introduce our moderator, adam liptak, who is a supreme court correspondent for what i like to call the new york times, purveyor of genuine news. [laughter] and he will introduce our other panelists ask take it away. thank you, i just call it the failing new york times. [laughter] so we promised you an engaging round table of experts. the expertise real and the engaging, we ll find out. [laughter] i m going to introduce the panelists and then talk a little bit about the format and then get underway. to my right is shay def relates sky who s a partner be at jones day where i m guessing he no
we will get started as folks continue to wander in from class. i am the director of the institute here at georgetown and on behalf of of the executive director and the assistant director, we are happy to welcome all of you here to what promises to be a very interesting discussion of the pending nomination to the u.s. supreme court. i will introduce the moderator, who is a supreme court correspondent, adam liptak. the new york times purveyor of genuine news. he will introduce other panelists. take it away. thank you all for being here. mr. liptak: thank you. so i see in the flyer that we promised you an engaging roundtable of experts. i m going to introduce the panelists and then talk a little bit about the formatting and get under way. so to my right is mr. dvoretzky, from jones day where he wanders the empty hallways. looking for his colleagues that have joined the trump administration. he s a graduate of law school and a former law clerk to justice scalia. and to his righ
that you know, it is false advertising. he sparked a lot of people because of something that is absolutely untrue. again, you cannot get elected in this country. i don t see the shape of the electorate to get elected without about 35% of the hispanic vote. romney had 27%, mccain had 33%. george w. bush had 44%. even though trump says he is going to win the hispanics, i doubt it. i am not sure it has been that successful. peter: let me open it up. questions, please. we start with the gentleman there. thank you. i wondered if you could talk about the role of education and the economic relationship between u.s. and mexico and economic coordination collaboration between the two countries. prof. shambaugh: i think there are a lot of things that go back and forth in terms of teachers or students or attempts in coordination and cooperation. i think it is a place where having nafta or having a free-trade agreement that make some of these flows a bit easier in terms of education i
orlando massacre, but will it does but what exactly was agreed to? we will get the latest. then to the presidential race. i am donald trump. i wrote the art of the deal. i have made billions and billions of dollars dealing with people all over the world and i want to put whatever that talent is to work to this country. amy: today, we look at trump the businessman and a series of new investigative articles that expose trump s shady business dealings in atlantic city, his failure to pay hundreds of form employees and contractors, and new evidence from a pulitzer prize money journals that trump did not even pay his taxes. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. president obama is slated to visit orlando, florida, today, following sunday s attack on an lgbt nightclub in orlando, florida, which killed 49 people and was the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. the massacre has reignited calls