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CSPAN3 Attorney General Freedom Of Thought And Speech Under Attack On College... September 28, 2017 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN3 Attorney General Freedom Of Thought And Speech Under Attack On College... September 28, 2017

It is a great honor to be at georgetown law, and the Georgetown Center for constitution where the exchange of ideas is indeed welcome and encouraged. And thank you for hosting me with to these students today. And i thank you students for allowing me to be a part of a National Conversation with you. As you embark on another school year, you and hundreds of your peers across the campus we hope will continue the inteelectric chul journey that is higher education. I love my education experience so much and i suspect you do too. You will discover new areas of knowledge. You will engage in debates, ...

FBC After The Bell September 28, 2017 - Vimarsana News

FBC After The Bell September 28, 2017

Need to be taken into consideration. Were covering them all. The president taking a big step today to help relief efforts in puerto rico. A live report from san juan coming straight up. Three months after a gunman nearly killed him on a baseball diamond, congressman Steve Scalise returning to capitol hill. The emotional response from his colleagues in a moment. Lauren back to the markets. The dow closing higher second day in a row. Nicole petallides watching action on floor of new york stock exchange. Investors looking at mcdonalds today. They like what they see, nicole. No doubt a nice upgrad...

CSPAN Sen. McConnell News Conference October 30, 2017 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN Sen. McConnell News Conference October 30, 2017

Senator mcconnell thank you for joining us today. For eight years we had an administration that had a particular approach to judges that could best be described as the empathy standard. President obama said on a number of occasions that he wanted judges who had empathy for parties. Well the problem with that, if youre not the party for whom the judge has empathy, youre in for a pretty rough ride this administration, the trump administration, has taken the approach, the rather quaint approach, that the job of a judge is to try to interpret the law as its written. Justice scalia used to say if y...

CSPAN Sen. McConnell News Conference October 31, 2017 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN Sen. McConnell News Conference October 31, 2017

Religious liberty advocates. Democrats questioned whether her personal views would override her legal judgment. This is the five minutes. 35 minutes. Senator mcconnell thank you for joining us today. For eight years we had an administration that had a particular approach to judges that could best be described as the empathy standard. President obama said on a number of occasions that he wanted judges who had empathy for parties. Well the problem with that, if youre not the party for whom the judge has empathy, youre in for a pretty rough ride this administration, the trump administration, has ...

CSPAN2 Sen. McConnell News Conference October 31, 2017 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN2 Sen. McConnell News Conference October 31, 2017

President obama said on a number of occasions that he wanted judges that had empathy for parties. Well, the problem with that, if youre not the party for whom the judge has empathy, youre in for a pretty rough ride. This administration, the trump administration, has taken the approach, the rather quaint approach that the judge of a judge is try to interpret the law as its written. Justice scalia used to say if youre not uncomfortable occasionally with the outcome youve reached, youre not a very good judge. Justice gorsuch said, judges dont wear red, dont wear blue, they wear black. We are this...