The Heritage Foundation hosted a Panel Discussion recently on the current status and future of the Iran Nuclear Agreement. Analysts critical of the agreements current span standing offer their recommendations for what the Trump Administration should do to encourage its enforcement and ensure its intended purpose of preventing iran from obtaining Nuclear Weapons. This is just under 90 minutes. Why is it so quiet . Good afternoon, welcome to the Heritage Foundation and are douglas and Sarah Allison auditorium. We welcome those joining us on our heritage. Org website on this occasion. For those in house, we asked that our mobile devices have been silenced, turned off as we prepared to begin and for those watching online, you are welcome to send questions or comments by emailing speaker heritage. Org and of course we will post the program on the heritage home page following todays presentation as well. Leaving our discussion is jim phillips who is Senior Research fellow for middle Eastern
Welcome to the heritage foundation. Douglas and Sarah Allison auditorium. We welcome throws who join us on our heritage. Org website on all of these occasions. For those inhouse we appreciate that courtesy check that our mobile devices have been silence silenced or turned off. For those watching online and in the future, youre welcome to send questions or comments at any time, simply emailing speaker at heritage. Org and we will post todays program on our heritage home page for everyones future reference. Leading our discussion today is elizabeth slattery, legal fellow in our edwin maceease center. She writes about judicial powers and a variety of constitutional issues and she also manages heritages appellate advocacy programs including moot Court Sessions to prepare litigators for oral arguments. Her commentaries have appeared in the washington post, National Review online and many other news outlets. She received her j. D. From george masons Antonin Scalia law school and her bachelor
If we check that are mobile devices have been silenced or turned off as a courtesy and for those watching online we remind you youre welcome at any time to send questions or comments, simply emailing speaker heritage. Org and, of course, well post the program on our heritage homepage as soon as todays events are over for your future reference. Leading ou a discussion welcomig our guest is ryan anderson, r Simon Senior Research fellow in american principles and public policy. Hes also the founder and editor of public discourse, the online journal of the Witherspoon Institute of princeton new jersey. He is the author of truth overruled fro, the future of marriage and religious freedom, and coauthored with princeton robert george, the book, what is marriage, man and a woman. He earned his bachelors from princeton and his doctoral degree in political philosophy from notre dame. These join me in welcoming ryan anderson. [applause] thanthank you, john and thanu everyone for coming. Today we
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About 20 years ago i was doing research on my first book about africanamerican women in the north and i came across an advertisement for a hundredway, and enslaved person who had run from the president s house in philadelphia. May 1796. And i was sort of caught up looking through microfilm and old newspapers and this made me pause and i said, wait, who is this person who ran away . She was named only judge in the advertisement. I thought, wait a minute, i dont know this person and that was troubleing to me. This miss area of expertise and i had no idea who thats owny judge was. And there was something that was very sort of compelling about this advertisement, never sort of escaped me. And i said, you know, im going to come back those important story and try to trace this woman. I need answers. So i finished the first book and here i am. Man years later. Was a lengthy processy attempting to recover the life ona judge and those who do specifically early africanamerican history, doing thi