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The courts. Good morning and welcome. I am dean reuter. It is my pleasure to welcome you here today. In the room, or watching on the live stream, or cspan. Welcome as we mark the 40th anniversary of the Federalist Society. I say the word mark purposefully. Some applause is appropriate but i am blessed interested in accolades. I am more interested in looking to the future. Indeed, my prediction as a veteran of the Federalist Society is that the Federalist Society is poised to accomplish more in t...

Part i work for the president , and likeminded colleagues and i have vowed to to thwart parts of his agenda and his worst inclinations. People are calling the author gutless. When you tell me about some anonymous source within the administration, probably who is failing and probably here for all the wrong reasons and the New York Times is failing. The feeling New York Times has an anonymous editorial. Can you believe it . Anonymous. Meaning, gutless. A gutless editorial. We are doing a great job...

For many people, Thanksgiving means travelling, and while some people may be flying out of Phoenix to other parts of the country, some are headed to Phoenix to either be with family, or to escape the cold.

Toggle open close   John G. Malcolm: Welcome, everybody, to our virtual Joseph Story Lecture. My name is John Malcolm. I’m the Vice President of the Institute for Constitutional Government, but more germane for this event is that I’m also the Director of the Edwin Meese III Center for Legal and Judicial Studies. Because we are in the midst of a pandemic and these are unusual times, I am interviewing General Meese here in his home. Ed, I have to tell you, this is a particular pleasure for m...

>> more successful influence on how government operates than they did 15 years ago, and, of course, a lot of that is people like elizabeth warren and many of us in this room disagree with, but you have, you know, increasingly through blogging through real world-oriented scholarship, you have much more effective liberal forms of, you know, styles of being a law professor than you had back in the days of critical legal studies and critical rest area. theres the second end not that closel...

[inaudible conversations] prose. [inaudible conversations] >> and that concludes our coverage of the 2011 annapolis book festival from the key school in maryland. for more information on the book festival, visit the key school.org and search for annapolis book festival. >> now on booktv, walter olson, the author of "schools for misrule," in which he argues that poor policy ideas born in law schools have migrate today the status of national policy. the discussion takes place at the heri...

c-span: nina j. easton, who is -- or who are the gang of five? guest: the gang of five are -- bill kristol, ralph reed, david mcintosh, grover norquist and clint bullock comprise my gang of five. c-span: and who are they? guest: well, what i tried to do in this book was look at what i call the flip side of the baby boom generation. these are folks who ar --o emerged on campus in the 1970s -- social pariahs, really on campus, to be a conservativen at that time -- came to washington with...