Working as clerks for Thurgood Marshall. They discuss his personal, his skill as a Story Teller and his impact on their careers. The supreme court historical society hosted this event in the supreme court chamber. Its just over an hour. Im john ginsburg. I will introduce our panel for this evening in this look back at justice Thurgood Marshall. To my immediate left if you have not guessed it is justice ellena kagan. Justice kagan was with Justice Marshall what year . 87. It comes like yesterday. 1987. That was after having attended princeton, and then oxford, and then harvard for law. And served in judge mikvas claims as a law clerk. All of our panelists this evening clerked for one judge or another on the d. C. Circuit. As did i. Its a good court. It was a great court. And was this the white house counsels office in the clinton administration, and the Policy Council as deputy director. Couldnt keep a job, apparently. Taught at the university of chicago Law School. And then after getti
led to green forces refuse to step aside. and china launches an unmanned spacecraft to the moon with ambitions to eventually set foot on the surface. u.s. president donald trump has accepted that a full transition can begin for joe biden to take office. the head of the general services administration, told biden the process can begin. trump said in a tweet, he s directing his team to cooperate, but he s promising to keep up the fight. joe biden s transition team has welcomed the move. it frees up millions of dollars for the president elect s new administration. and biden s team can now work with federal officials on the pandemic response and national security has the latest from washington. this is the letter president elect. joe biden has been waiting for, giving him the federal resources he needs to begin putting his administration in place. trump loyalists, emily murphy had delayed for weeks, but monday in this letter, she says she decided on her own, not the biden was goi
a final assault on the city of mccarrick. to graham forces refused to step aside late, u.s. president donald trump has accepted that a formal transition can begin for joe biden to take office. the head of the general services administration told biden that the process can begin acknowledging him. as the president elect trump said in a tweet that he s directing his team to cooperate, but is promising to keep up the fight. joe biden s transition team has welcomed the freeze up millions of dollars for the president elect s new administration. and biden s team can now work with federal officials on the pandemic response and on national security. we have political hay who is standing by for us live in washington, d.c. patty. so this is not an official determination of the winner, but obviously a very significant development, especially when we consider donald trump s response. i think that is by far, one of the more significant parts of the story. donald trump. let s keep in mind
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we thank you for joining us for our virtual headliner program on the potential crisis in the college vote this fall. thurgood marshall jr. and paul low, founder and president of the campus election engagement projects. while covid-19 continues to spread across the country, how americans vote has become a critical issue as politicians debate debate the verses constituents one has emerged as a critical block, the voting rate more than doubled from 19% in the 2014 election, to 40% in 2018. in a poll of 4000 students, conducted august 9 through 12, funded by the knight foundation, 71 percent of students say they are absolutely certain they will vote. so ident i is democrats are the most likely to be absolutely 81%,in they will vote at followed by republicans at 74% and independence at 63%. that includes that assumes that college-age voters will be able to vote and that their votes will be counted. covid-19 has upended education in general and has caused disruptions on cam