next to bill is leonard leo. leonard is a close personal friend of the justice and his family so we get that today.tive with us you may have seen him on c-span the scriptures at the justice's funeral. he's the executive vice president of the federalist society. he's served on the united states commission on international religious freedom. the been a u.s. delegate to u.n. commission on human rights among many, many other things. please join me in welcoming this wonderful panel. [applause] now, i plan to promptly get out of the way here. start things off, i think everybody who knew the justice probably has a favorite anecdote. the man was larger than life. would each of you please share us your favorite scalia anecdote. justice? justice kagan: i'm not sure i have a single anecdote. have two ways that i'm going to remember him. at conference,s at the court. and no particular conference but of sittingperience with him at conference. the way the conference table court, thee supreme chief -- it's a long kind of table

next to bill is leonard leo. leonard is a close personal friend of the justice and his family so we get that perspective with us today. you may have seen him on c-span reading from the scriptures at the justice's funeral. he's the executive vice president of the federalist society. he's served on the united states commission on international religious freedom. he's been a u.s. delegate to the u.n. commission on human rights among many, many other things. please join me in welcoming this wonderful panel. [applause] >> now, i plan to promptly get out of the way here. but to start things off, i think everybody who knew the justice probably has a favorite anecdote. the man was larger than life. would each of you please share with us your favorite scalia anecdote. justice? justice kagan: i'm not sure i have a single anecdote. but i have two ways that i'm going to remember him. the first way is at conference, at the court. and no particular conference, but just the experience of sitting with him at conference. the way

next to bill is leonard leo. leonard is a close, personal friend of the justice and his family.so we get that perspective with us today. you may have seen him on c-span routing from the scriptures at the justices funeral. he is executive vice president of the federalists society. he served on the united states commission on international religious freedom. he has but a u.s. delegate to the un commission on human rights. among many other things. please join me in welcoming this wonderful panel today. [applause] >> now i plan to promptly get out of the way. to start things off i think everybody who knew the justice probably has a favorite anecdote. the man was larger-than-life. what each what each of you please share with us your favorite scalia anecdote. >> i'm not sure i have a single anecdote. i have two ways that i'm going to remember him. the first way is that conference, at the court. and no particular conference but just the experience of sitting with him at conference. so the way the conference table works in the supreme court, the chief it it's a long rectangular table an

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