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Great to see a flow house. Everyones excited about john adams. Very excited to stay. We are talking about john adams come and park his remarkable career. One of our earliest american diplomats. Primary framer of the massachusetts constitution. Our Vice President come a second president really remarkable man. We connect to better authors to talk about him. Just first want to say we have some amazing programming coming out you shoul check out the sting of the upcoming programs. We have one for mem...

The outstanding faculty award for the washington law reviews so he must be doing something right in the classroom and he also writes a weekly First Amendment news column for the concurring opinions blogger. Please welcome Ronald Collins [applause] jamie raskin, that is not a typo, that is how you spell his name. Egos by ginnie. I want to make sure theres no confusion about that. Graduated magna cum laude from Harvard College and harvard law school. They couldnt get into the university of virgini...

Good evening everyone and i am thrilled to welcome you to tonight Virtual Program americas constitutional conversation. I am grateful this evening for sponsoring the program tonight. So thank you y for your great partnership. Just before i introduce our speakers and went to recognize and think the New York Historical trustees joining us this evening. And executive committee and one of tonight speakers who will be joining us momentarily on the virtual stage and with the chairmans counsel we are v...

Of trustees, pam chapa, the chair of our executive committee richard reese, and trustees brian, suzanne, and one or two nights speakers Akhil Reed Amar who would be joining us on our virtual stage. I would also like to thank members of our chairman scouts will. We are so grateful to each and every one of you for your encouragement and support, especially at this challenging time. Ci now then, we are pleased to welcome Akhil Reed Amar back to our virtual stage. Hes starting professor of law and P...

Mark A. Graber’s profile on The Conversation

George Washington’s cause was the establishment of a regime of civil and religious liberty, not an imaginary republic.