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i always think of the museum as the home of freedom. i do not know where this nation would be. i do not know where i would be today without the guarantee of the first amendment. there is a battle over who controls information. what democracy should do is talk about it. be a citizen of the world. we must come to see what one of our that justice delayed is justice denied. beliefs areand our part of people s core identities. to feel thatesting you have support to pursue your life. good afternoon. that video is so good we will show it twice. i am the president and chief operating officer of the institute, a partner of the newseum. i am proud to welcome those of you watching or listening on c-span radio. andob is to welcome you give just a touch of history to bring you up to speed with the contemporary issues we will talk about. i want to acknowledge this is bill of rights day, which we have been celebrating since 1941. those of you who have large galas planned,