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paul moreno, the author of this book, the bureaucrat kings, the origins and underpinnings of america s bureaucratic state. professor moreno on page one, the united states is ruled by an establishment nowhere mentioned in the constitution. what does that men? this is the so-called fourth branch of government which in a way is a combination of the other three branches, that s the heart of the constitutional problem. the original constitution was meant to be founded on the basis of separation of powers, probably the most important structural feature of the constitution. in the 20th century we developed the apparatuses, environmental protection agency, federal communications and most of this started with the new deal. they combined legislative and executive and judicial powers and that s called the essence of tyranny. so that s the kind of problem that we face. so congress passes a law. the president signs it. yeah. what happens? well, there to say, you have congr ....
. [applause] thank you very much. thank you very much for being here. i m delighted to be in beautiful savannah. i ve been asked to speak a little bit about myself to say what role books have played in my life and how i first became interested in writing. i think the important thing to begin with is that i was born in 1937 and there were many important changes in america life. i graduated from radcliff college in 1959 which means i had a harvard education. i wish i d studied more and enjoyed myself less. after college, i had a terrific job as a reporter at life magazine. the job i loved, even though i was paid less than a man doing the same work. life is probably where i first thought about writing as a career. apart being born in 1937 and most young women with college degrees got interesting if ill-paying jobs and then quit to get married. i gave up life because my first husband wished me to. i did not work again for 15 years. i ve been married twice. my first husban ....
rights war naacp and ongoing struggle for justice. which supreme court ruling do you think had the most significant impact on the ability of african-americans to vote? i think the very first one, wynn versus united states who struck down the grandfather clause and the reason why is because the grandfather clause was something on its face basically said if your grandfather couldn t vote, you couldn t vote. however, it was the very first voting rights case brought by the naacp before the u.s. supreme court and it was their first victory and spurred them on to realize that the right to vote should be up there with criminal justice issues and economic issues and housing and the very first case so you see that the n achlt achlt krchaacpt 1915 case and to the last few months naacp is still fighting voting rights cases and the one that got them on the path and so important to law the foundation for future voting rights for african-americans. historic past past and you were ....
wind pick up. it is very hard to see. take it slow, never know when you run into these, very fast moving, they are in and out within a mather of minutes but again they will be around through remainder of this evening. once sun goes down and we will lose heating of the day, warmth of the day we will see squalls tart to diminishing as well. again reduced visibility, gusty wind, temperatures hanging right around freezing. earlier today here is our snow totals, lake harmony got to the 6 inches mark, three to six. horsham 4 inches. exton three and a half. i set over under in philadelphia at an inch and we hit it right on the mark, 1 inch at airport today. temperatures right now in the wake of the morning s snow still not that bad, it is late tonight that the coldest air is going to move in and bitter cold really settles in for weekend, coming um i ll tell what you our feels like temperatures in the single digits and talk about another potential threat, or heavier snow, next ....
eyewitness wet for cast, good saturday morning, this is easy forecast for you, because you have sun, warm weather. a lot every people asking when is it going to warm up consistently, at least for week or so, like headed into next week specially. this morning, cold outside. we have 30 s right now. chill. i windy, yes, does feel like late winter outside if you step outside maybe get the morning work out in, jog, bike ride, going for walk, you will need the heavier coat. this afternoon more of light jacket kind of deal, maybe long sleeve, t-shirt later this morning it, will feel good, because the sunshine will be back out. about a half hour from a gorgeous sunrise clear skies, live look at center city, cold side, 40 at the airport, west wind at 13, that s sustained winds, having higher gusts so feels like 33, so the win chill values down around freezing, in a lot of locations so actual air temperatures range from 30 in mount pocono, to about 40 degrees here in center ....