Would you help me in thanking our three winners today. American history tv with a look at journalism history. At 8 00 p. M. , women reporters in vietnam. A new exhibit reporting vietnam, the museum hosts a discussion with women who covered the war. At 9 20 p. M. , we marked the 150e anniversary of the nation, one of the oldest magazines in america. We have interviews. Journalism history on American History tv, 8 00 p. M. Herein on cspan3. For the weekend webs here are a few book tv special programs. Saturday, august 22nd, were live from jackson, mississippi, for the inaugural mississippi book festival, beginning at 11 30 a. M. Eastern with discussions on harper lee, civil rights and the civil war. On saturday, september 5th, weir live from our nations festivals. On sunday with our live, indepth program with former second lady and senior fellow at the American Enterprise institute, lynn cheney, book tv on cspan2, television for serious readers. Coming up tuesday, a Panel Discussion cons
Good afternoon. This is our first panel after lunch. I hope everybody is full of energy and fresh from a delicious sandwich, so you talk about constitutional law and the future of the Supreme Court the we have an excellent panel. I am hadley heath manning, and im proud to be a today with three distinguished lawyers. Allocated as our panelists starting with megan brown come a partner at wiley. We have with us today erin hawley who is our ifw legal fellow. We have worked together on some amicus briefs that independent womens forum occasionally filed with the Supreme Court. And most recently filed an amicus brief so if you have any questions about the unsigned opinion that came from the court in the past couple of weeks, im sure aaron will be happy to take those questions for you. Importantly she is a former clerk for chief justice john roberts. And, finally, were joined today by susan engel who is partner with kirkland and Ellis College is a former clerk of Justice Scalia. We will of cou
cspanhistory for information on our schedule of upcoming programs and to keep up with the latest history news. Up next on American History tv, Regent University looks back at president reagans june 8, 19 82 address to the British Parliament delivered in a royal gallery and the palace of westminster in london. The speech is remembered for reagans declaration that the march of freedom and democracy would leave marxism, leninism on the ashby of history. We will hear the speech after a brief introduction, and then hear a Panel Discussion on reagans role in the soviet threat. This twohour program was part of the reynald Ronald Reagan symposium at Regent University. Thank you, dr. Patterson. In the hot summer of 1982, president reagan delivered a speech that is come to be known as his westminster address. He predicted the downfall of the soviet union at the hands of the democratic one that would leave leninism on the ash heap of sister he on the ash heap of history. Prime minister Margaret T
Go to the desk. Go in, go look at the art. Be in that museum. Flood the place. Start with that, and then the next thing is find out why you cant get on public wifi in this building. Thank you. Okay. [laughter] thank you, professor wallace. I also want to thank professor hendricks, professor cobb, professor marc lamont hill, and as importantly, want to thank all of you for attending here today. Certainly your comments, your attendance, your participation is fantastic. Thank you very much, well be having another panel coming up in about 20 minutes and have a great rest of the day. Thank you now. [applause] give all our panelists a big hand. Once again, our panelists a big hand. [applause] a few things. If you want to get a copy of this discussion, there are tapes outside about this discussion. Theyll be available a little bit later. So thats available. Also very quickly, very quickly, the authors will be doing book signings in the booksigning room. So weve got a book signing scheduled in
Thank you. I want to thank andrew. I think he was in my first class at grove city college. I think he literally was. Thank you to pat foil and ron r robinson who is not here but thank you for all you do for young people and campuses around the country. Ronald reagan conservatives was about preserving. Thanks to cspan for being here, too. People call cspan and say thank god for cspan. There is not many sources as objective as cspan. They put it out there unedited. And let it speak for itself. There are so many talks that good on around the world and i say if there could be a camera here to capture and broadcast this and only cspan does that. What is a reagan conservative is my topic. And that is based on my new book 11 principles of a reagan conservative. This question, what is a reagan conservative you hear if you do a Google Search on the words reagan conservative it comes up with 30 Million People trying to define and what it means. And a lot of that is because so Many Republican can