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we ask everyone in house to check that your various mobile devices have been silenced or turned off as we prepare to begin, and of course those watching outside heritage are welcome to send questions or comments to us at speaker at heritage.org throughout today s programming. our initial panel will be led by john malcolm. immediately following the first panel. [inaudible] please join me in welcoming john malcolm. welcome everybody it was a good year to be a patent lawyer at the supreme court. this was not exactly the biggest blockbuster term but there was none the less a few cases of interest and a few cases that the lower courts decided to hear that are of interest. i m delighted that we have a panel here to discuss this and offer some thoughts on the case cases. is a graduate of mammoth colleg college. will clark for judge edith jones on the fifth circuit court of appeals and for justice clarence thomas on the supreme court. we represent clients in cases covering cons ....
serves as legal foalo. please join me now in welcomic john malcolm. john. thank you, and welcome everybody to heritage for our annual event. this was not exactly the biggest blockbuster term. but nevertheless there were a few cases of interest and a few cases the court has decided to hear next term for interest. so i m delighted we have a distinguished panel to discuss this. and a few preliminary thoughts on a couple of the cases for next year. so to my right here is will. he s a graduate of monument college, will clark on the fifth circuit court of appeals. he represents clients in cases covering constitutional issues civil rights disputes, administrative law and a variety of other matters of civil lit dpagz. he s argued cases before several courts of appeals and also before the u.s. supreme court. he s a member of the edward coke appellate court and a co-director of the supreme court appellate. next to will is kyle duncan. he s argued several federal cases. he s a g ....
he s a graduate of monument college, will clark on the fifth circuit court of appeals. he represents clients in cases covering constitutional issues civil rights disputes, administrative law and a variety of other matters of civil lit dpagz. he s argued cases before several courts of appeals and also before the u.s. supreme court. he s a member of the edward coke appellate court and a co-director of the supreme court appellate. next to will is kyle duncan. he s argued several federal cases. he s a graduate of lsu law school and got an lml in law school. before starting his own firm kyle was louisiana s first solicitor-general and also served as council at the becket fund and recognized public interest law firm. joe got his under graduate degree from harvard and jd and masters degree from the university of virginia. he also served as deputy general council at the federal chukzs commission for three years. and for five years he served as an assistant solicitor general at ....
editor james freeman and editorial board member mary kissel. mary, the survivor, what happened? effectively he was airing president trump to fire him by giving interview to paul: american prospect. you can t go against the president as policies as big as north korea. you continue proclaim to want to stoke and expect not to be fired. look, paul, some of the president s top aides on both domestic front, gary cohn and polly front, hr mcmaster disagree. i don t think the president had a choice. paul: how did he contradict the president s policy? the president said we are not going to allow icbm s that hit the united states. they are going to denuclearize in exchange. steve bannon is characterized as a hawk but that s actually on the far left side of politics. paul: that would be a strategic victory for china. one of the goal is to push out of asia and there s no military solution to north korea at the same time the president and his chief defense secretary, look, if ....
editor james freeman and editorial board member mary kissel. mary, the survivor, what happened? effectively he was airing president trump to fire him by giving interview to paul: american prospect. you can t go against the president as policies as big as north korea. you continue proclaim to want to stoke and expect not to be fired. look, paul, some of the president s top aides on both domestic front, gary cohn and polly front, hr mcmaster disagree. i don t think the president had a choice. paul: how did he contradict the president s policy? the president said we are not going to allow icbm s that hit the united states. they are going to denuclearize in exchange. steve bannon is characterized as a hawk but that s actually on the far left side of politics. paul: that would be a strategic victory for china. one of the goal is to push out of asia and there s no military solution to north korea at the same time the president and his chief defense secretary, look, if ....