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of the commission is up for renomination and confirmation by the senate and the process continues irrespective of the outcome of the election. for instance, my term runs through 2023 and i can hold over for a longer time potentially and i will continue to serve regardless of the outcome of the election. host: with michael o reilly not been renominated by the president if there were a change in administration you and chairman pai would be the republicans, correct? guest: yes, michael o reilly has served for a long time on capitol hill and at the fcc in his term expired about a year and a half ago and we are allowed to stay on until the end of this congress when we are in that situation whether it is any one commissioners so commissioner o reilly s term will come to an end and commissioner piatt, chairman pai and myself can continue to ser serve. host: now to the policies, in an election year are you able to get things done? guest: fcc has been incredibly busy. i ....
decisions. number 759, bernie s miranda, petitioner versus arizona. number 218, roe v. wade. the most famous decisions are once that the court took were quite unpopular. let s go through a few cases that illustrate very dramatically and visually what it means to live in a society of 310 million different people, who helped stick together because they believe in the rule of law. good evening. welcome to c-span in the national constitution center s landmark cases. our 12 part series looks at some of the supreme court s most interesting and impactful historical decisions over the course of our country s history. we are going to be talking about a case you might not know much about, but by the and you understand why it is on our last. it s called the slaughterhouse cases, it was the first time that the supreme court reviewed the newly enacted 14th amendment to the constitution. let me introduce you to our two guests, here to tell you about the history and importan ....
minneapolis now approaching a billion dollars. this developing story, the minnesota attorney general elevating the charges against the police officer accused of killing george floyd. now it s second-degree murder x. charging three other officers with aiding and abetting murder. tonight we welcome former state department official kiron skinner on a new and serious debate taking hold across the country. a real crisis, the crisis america has in governing itself. the failure of leadership across america to stop the rioting and protect innocent americans. are the media and politicians actually fueling the problem? we also have tonight louisiana senator bill cassidy on the death of innocents expect all-out war on law enforcement. plus, conservative commentator kristin tate on how the media, she says, botched a major story involving the president and why the media has to get the story right now more than ever. also house judiciary committee ranking member jim jordan with us to ....
minneapolis now approaching a billion dollars. this developing story, the minnesota attorney general elevating the charges against the police officer accused of killing george floyd. now it s second-degree murder x. charging three other officers with aiding and abetting murder. tonight we welcome former state department official kiron skinner on a new and serious debate taking hold across the country. a real crisis, the crisis america has in governing itself. the failure of leadership across america to stop the rioting and protect innocent americans. are the media and politicians actually fueling the problem? we also have tonight louisiana senator bill cassidy on the death of innocents expect all-out war on law enforcement. plus, conservative commentator kristin tate on how the media, she says, botched a major story involving the president and why the media has to get the story right now more than ever. also house judiciary committee ranking member jim jordan with us to ....
astros. who would not go down last night. the astros are tough. did you watch the game last night? [ cheers and applause ] i think it just ended about ten minutes ago. the game lasted 2:28. it was game one. game two was over four hours long. by the time this game finally ended last night, young sheldon was just sheldon. [ laughter ] the dodgers lost what was a heartbreaker in 11 innings. dodgers/astros combined to hit the most home runs ever in a world series games. dodgers had to use all their relief pitchers. did you watch the game last night? guillermo: very sad, jimmy. jimmy: it was very sad. who did you watch it with? guillermo: my wife and my son. jimmy: how late does stay up? guillermo: with me maybe 9:00, 10:00, something. you know. jimmy: isn t he with you every night? guillermo: well, sometimes that i have to work, like last week we were not here. so, you know. my wife put him to sleep. but 7:00 in the morning, 8:00 i mean, 7:00 p.m., 8:00. jim ....