we hear arguments number 18, roe against wade. quite often our most famous decisions are the ones the court took that are quite unpopular. let s go through a few cases that illustrate very dramatically have vielgsy what it means to live in society of 310 million different people who help stick together because they believe in a rule of law. good evening and welcome to c-span s new series landmark cases. tonight and the next 11 weeks we re going to be looking at cases that developing the development. it s also interesting because it all came about after two founding fathers who developed differing views how the country should be governed. we have guests to help us understand the story. a yale university luprofoaw pro and he s the author of several books including america s constitution, a biography. to start we re going to listen to the current chief justice talking about the importance of this case. and then after we hear his point of view we ll like to hear from both
that candidate on the receiving end will have 30 seconds to respond. we ll see who goes first, rex. thank you very much. it s a pleasant to be with you. thank you cbs for hosting the debate. the military veterans, it is truly an honor to speak to you tonight. i am rex, i m a veterinarian from rock spring, growth over by national park. every morning i watch the sun come over the beautiful peaks and it is the basis of my personality in my belief system. family settled in the area in the late 1800s and i m proud of the fact that we have mountain in wyoming and after our family. i appreciate the opportunity to share my ideas tonight. i ve been working on this for a long time. it s been a goal of mine to help the country and to help the west for 16 years now. i ran my first race in 2002. it is truly an honor to be considered to be the governor of wyoming. a lot of changes need to take place, i m anxious to get into the debate tonight. there s two very good candidat candidates, t
senate debate, hosted by wosu public media and by nbc 4. moderator: good evening, everyone, and welcome to the united states senate debate between incumbent democrat sherrod brown and his republican challenger, congressman jim renacci. am colleen marshall in conjunction with our studio host, wosu media, the ohio debate commission, and broadcast partners across ohio, we are pleased to bring you this important political conversation. we are coming to you from the fawcett center on the campus of ohio state university. the ohio state university. no no studio audience tonight, just the candidates and our journalists. mike thompson is the news and public affairs director here at wosu. mike jackson is the coanchor at cbs 4. and mark allen is a reporter. joining our panalists are the candidates. senator sherrod brown has served in the u.s. senate since 2006, and jim renacci represents ohio s 16th congressional district since 2010. gentlemen, we welcome both of you. the candidates hav
i m ralph begleiter. delaware debates is also the supported the american cancer society and the university of delaware. this debate features candidates in the race for one of delaware s seat in the united states senate. the democratic party nominee is incumbent senator tom carper. running as the republican candidate for senate is robert arlette, and incumbent council member in suffolk county, delaware. welcome to both of you. both candidates have agreed to rules for the occasions. there will be no opening statements. i will begin with a question for both candidates. they have agreed to hold themselves to 92nd answers. second answers. we will include questions recorded by students at delaware state university and the university of delaware. although we will not have opening statements, we will welcome a formal closing statement from each candidate. the candidates on stage have also agreed to participate with some rules for the live audience here at the university of delaware c
talking about u.s. federal entitlement programs sunday night on c-span s q&a. american history tv, u.s. university officer s icon for aikrishnaures s prakash. he focuses on the separation of powers and argues that the united states constitution does not focus on what he calls double duty. this is a 45 minute program in the supreme court chamber. i would like to express the society s gratitude to our host this evening, justice clarence thomas. justice thomas has been wonderfully generous and giving of his time to the society when we called upon him. i want to thank him for taking the time away, particularly this first week of october when things are humming here in the court. we are also grateful to the large for allowing us to have this series here in the courtroom. it is my particular pleasure to richard deuce justice thomas this evening to introduce justice thomas s evening because in the 11th circuit, referred to him as our judge. he was born on june 20 3,