you and i ve been on several cnn panels throughout the election but you know i really came from a small town in florida and for those of you who eat strawberries it s the world strawberry cat to the capitol it was important to me to write a book that just explored my roots but how i see this election through the prism i grew up in, not through the confines of the cnn news are here in washington where i service rnc spokesperson but this prism of a small-town girl and the movement that i recognized early on when i endorse president trump to be the president. three months after he declared his candidacy eyes i m on the horizon with a few others and one of my colleagues recognize the movement as well although he recognized the left-wing party. host: let s talk about van jones who are few people in the book to make appearances and in some ways surprising. van jones was part of the obama administration and let people conservative and at one point thought of him as the bogey
can i will introduce our panel for this evening. a look back at thurgood marshall. to my left is justice kagan. justice kagan was with justice marshall what your? 1987. it seems like yesterday. that was after having attempted princeton and oxford and harvard for law and served in chambers as law clerk and all of our panelists this evening clerked for one judge or another as did i. a good court. it was a great court. in the white house counsel s office under the clinton administration and policy counsel as deputy director, could not keep a job, apparently. taught at the university of chicago law school and after getting tenure moved on and settled at harvard. not very long after that he became dean of the harvard law school and could not keep that job either. he became associate justice, solicitor general and then associate justice of the supreme court. judge paul engel meyer, he is judge of the southern district of new york and has been 2011. i should see he came
everybody is in what he is a scholar and served in the bush administration as sba before the trump administration and was sba commissioner and after he left he spent the last several years hoping our country get through this crisis we face with solid empirical direct, honest straightforward guidance and advice and on top of all that he s nominated for an any because of his performance on cbs face the nation. he set a record for most consecutive appearances on sunday morning and margaret brennan because of his outstanding guidance in those interviews and i also think the cause of a nice chemistry between him and margaret, a chemistry that reminded some of us of spencer tracy and katharine hepburn although a lot of people don t know who i m referring to he s been nominated for anemmy and i got worried about all this . i didn t see the announcement and i thought i d thought he didn t win but then i was informed the daytime emmys or news emmys are not until next week and i want y
kennedy is what the washington post calls a quote member of that small culture of our most lucid big thinkers about race. that michael klein professor at harvard law school he formally held positions at the united states court of appeals and at the u.s. supreme court where he clicked for thurgood marshall. his many books include interracial intimacies, persistence of the color line, discrimination. easier to met with his new book say it loud!. he offers a collection of provocative essays in topics ranging from george floyd come birtherism, clarence thomas, antiracism and more. a review state that in almost everything about his views on race in america he is both resolutely temperate and probably right. so let s hop to it. randa, thank you for being here and the screen is all yours. thank you very much. i appreciate your offering this forum to me, and i look forward to the interacting with our audience about this collection of essays that has recently been published. i m
everybody is in what he is a scholar and served in the bush administration as sba before the trump administration and was sba commissioner and after he left he spent the last several years hoping our country get through this crisis we face with solid empirical direct, honest straightforward guidance and advice and on top of all that he s nominated for an any because of his performance on cbs face the nation. he set a record for most consecutive appearances on sunday morning and margaret brennan because of his outstanding guidance in those interviews and i also think the cause of a nice chemistry between him and margaret, a chemistry that reminded some of us of spencer tracy and katharine hepburn although a lot of people don t know who i m referring to he s been nominated for anemmy and i got worried about all this . i didn t see the announcement and i thought i d thought he didn t win but then i was informed the daytime emmys or news emmys are not until next week and i want y