live coverage using the free c-span radio app./ david bernhardt delivered remarks recently at a conference and discussed changes to the endangered species act and theained his plan to move bureau of land management to colorado to minutes. good morning. can you hear me? i m a little death. thanks for the great introduction. i really appreciate the chance to be with you all today. it is a tremendous honor to serve at the trump administration and secretary of the interior. frankly, it is great to be back in colorado to discuss my member my experience as a member of the trump administration and described the work we are doing at the apartment to better serve the american people. up a couple of hours from here. like steamboat, it is largely surrounded by land that are managed by eager you do before service or bureau of land management and i grew up hunting and fishing on those lands and that instilled to me at a young age the importance of public access and protecting
journal live at 7:00 eastern friday morning per join the discussion. friday morning. on the discussion. with the next supreme court term scheduled to begin october 7, panel of legal experts review the court s most recent term and preview the next term. speakers analyze the court rulings on gerrymandering, citizenship question on the senses, other major cases involving free-speech and prison sentencing. the american political science association hosts this 90-minute event. we will go ahead and get started. i m elizabeth slattery, legal fellow at the heritage foundation. the past panel on supreme court term. the supreme court s next oops, i m sorry. the top one? there we go. the supreme court s term starts in a few weeks, but we are here to reflect on the past term. i submit the october term 2018 will most likely be remembered for justice brett kavanaugh s confirmation hearings than for any particular case the court decided. it is too early to make sweeping statements a
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will most likely be remembered for justice brett kavanaugh s confirmation hearings than for any particular case the court decided. it is too early to make sweeping statements about the impact of president trump s nominees to the court, though the rapid destruction of america their opponents foresaw has yet to occur. justices brett kavanaugh and neil gorsuch have, however lived , up to the chief justice s declaration that we do not have obama judges or trump judges, bush edges or clinton judges. like their predecessors, kavanaugh and gorsuch are their own men at times bucking , expectations of how a trump judge will vote. they are not cookie-cutter republicans, but thoughtful jurists with independent views of the law. and we will explore some of that today. this panel will focus on the term thes of the past , most important cases such as the census citizenship case and the political gerrymandering case, and a few missed opportunities, like the cases involving the nondelegation
welcome to the super bowl for law nerds. we will kick things off by introducing the teams. it is my privilege to introduce team jefferson. with team jefferson boo! the heckling has already started. come on out, team jefferson. we start with lisa blatt, who heads up [applause] up arnold &eads porter s supreme court practice. sometimes a superstar is just a superstar. lisa is a superstar among superstars. she has argued more cases at the supreme court than any other woman, and she has won 94% of her cases, which is a remarkable record. welcome, lisa. [applause] next up we have in gergen short ian gershengorn. fantasticd such positions as acting solicitor general of the united states for the obama administration and with over 12 oral arguments under his belt is ready to compete today. welcome, ian. [applause] and last, but definitely not least, charles rothfeld. charles is special counsel at mayer brown. he has worked on over 200 supreme court cases in his career, an