was point be damned with the test was. if the issue was that women need protection under the equal protection clause because they are being discriminated against in our society the important point is and whether it s the most rigorous test or only slightly rigorous test. the point is can you do something to bring women under the equal protection clause and recognize the harm of gender discrimination. and so that was the basis of much of his negotiations was i will give away the fourth prong and settle for a three-pronged test if that means we can advance the interest of civil liberties and civil rights and constitutional law, and why would you be obsessed with the test rather than the civil liberties gold you re trying to achieve. we have time for one more question. while he was on the court and you were interviewing him, there were to efforts to impeach justices of the court. did you talk with him about either of those justices and look for his views if he expressed them
have to make sure that we no longer vacillate and remain indecisive. we have to help iran free itself. it will be good for the iranians, it would be good for the world. thank you. go to booktv organize. simply time the title or the author s name in the top left of the screen and click search. next, a ceremony to award the winners of the national collegiate book-collecting contest. the annual contest recognizes outstanding book-collecting efforts by college and university students and aims to encourage young collectors to become accomplished bily yo files. it s hosted by the rare book and special collections division of the library of of congress and the antikaren booksellers division of american. the one hour presentation takes place at the library of congress in washington d.c. good afternoon, everyone. i m deanna mark hamm, i m the associate librarian for library services, and on behalf of all of my colleagues here, i welcome you to this very nice occasion. we re plea