Princeton, and oxford, and harvard for law, and served in the chambers of a law clark. All of our panelists this evening, clark for one judge or another in a decent circuit. All four of us. Its a good court. He was a great court. I was in the white house counsels office, and clinton administration. And the policy council as deputy director. She couldnt keep a job apparently. University of chicago law school, and then after getting tanya there she moved on inside at harvard. Not long after that became the dean of harvard law school. And then can get that job either. And became an associate solicitor general first, and then an associate justice of the Supreme Court. Judge uncle meyer at the far and, is in the district of new york, and has been since 2011. He came in the court on 20 twin. In 2011 in the southern district. He went to harvard, and to harvard for law school as well. Clerk for judge world on the d. C. Circuit. And was in the Solicitors Office with a solicitor general. And the
Tv,ext on American History former law clerks to Supreme Court Justice Thurgood marshall examine his legacy. He served from 1967 to 1991. Panelists, including Supreme Court Justice Elena kagan, remember that time working for the first African American member of the court and discuss his opinions on landmark cases. We recorded this at the u. S. Second Circuit Court of appeals in new york city. It is about two hours. Today is a special day. In theus are here Thurgood Marshall u. S. Courthouse to celebrate an american hero, Thurgood Marshall, whose memory this magnificent courthouse is dedicated, in this courthouse where he served on the Second Circuit. We welcome our cspan audience to our proceedings as well. Our gathering is at the intersection of two initiatives which have engaged the court of the Second Circuit the last two years. Initiatives which i had the privilege of proposing and which have taken life because of the creative and dedicated work of remarkable colleagues of the bench
Second court of appeals in new york city. It is about two hours. Im Robert Katzman and i am chief judge of the United States courts of appeal of the Second Circuit. Today is a very special day. Here in thiss are unprecedented gathering in four courtrooms of the Thurgood Marshall courthouse to celebrate an american hero. Thurgood marshall, whose memory dedicated,ouse is the courthouse where he served in the Second Circuit. Our gathering is at the intersection of two initiatives, which have engaged the courts of the Second Circuit the last two years. Which i had the privilege of proposing, which have taken life because of the creative and dedicated work of remarkable colleagues, of the bench, bar and our court staff. The first demo the 125th Anniversary Commemoration of the second court of appeals, wonderfully chaired by richard c wesley, has several components, including scholarly volume and public events. As we take stock of our past, to better understand how our work has evolved, so t
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White house, with what we are working on . I also want to make one more point. As this bereaving was starting, we got a statement from ty cobb the president s special council, who said the white house will continue to cooperate with special counsel Robert Mueller. Trying to tamp down the controversy swirling all of this. The president promising to hire only the best people. I want to bring in Msnbc National Security contributor Michael Schmidt who broke this story this morning, about the indictments that were coming down as he has broken sao many stories. Let me get your overall take, it is, as we have become accustomed to, so fast moving that 15 Different Things happen from the time your paper goes to press in the morning, and the time, you know, we reached 1 00 and 2 00 hour here. Whats your take . Whats your take on where we are right now with all this . It was my colleague who broke the story this morning. And he deserves all the credit for that. But the thing that was interesting