and ilya is a legal scholar. and during his career, he has filed more than 500 briefs in the supreme court, and he's written for several publications, including as examples the harvard journal of law and public, the wall street journal, the washington post, national and others. he's also author of a previous book called supreme disorder judicial nominations and the politics of america's highest court. he is the coauthor of religious liberties for corporations, and he was an editor of 11 volumes of cato's court review. he has spoken at law schools and at events with all over our country. his new book, walls the miseducation of america elites. and you can see we have copies over here. his new book documents his experience at georgetown law in 2022 after a single tweet about presidents supreme president biden, supreme court nominee led to calls for his immediate firing from georgetown law. he's going to tell us something about that. so i won't get into the details. but what happened to ilya three years ago, again, h

and here's our t correspondence. ilya put drank, dealt with details on the european partnership with key f. when will they merge? zalinski got the boat from the white house last week. the scandal triggered a storm of protest from european leaders. mister zalinski, you can count on us. we stand firmly by your side, all copy and paste, which supposedly meant. european heavyweights wrote all that on the same page with cabs, mister, no ceasefire on sticking to the war path. reassurances kept pouring in when the landscape flew over to the u. k. ah ah, we usually try it for as long and only a few days after that, the man who stole the show at the oval office while sitting in front of the dinners lensky took aim. at his european backers, us vice president, ged vance. gave an interview in which he revealed just how to faced that pro zalinski course is sometimes you will have europe and heads of state who in public will pop up their chests and say, we're in it with president zalinski for the next 10 years. and then a private, they'll pick up the phone and say, we keep missing it, go on foreve

legends in attendance and performances by some of figure skating greats, including virginia's own ilyaeally wanted to have something that everyone could remember as a family, as a whole community. every time we step on the ice, we'll always think of them. every time we're competing, they'll always be in our hearts. >> there were approximately 150 in attendance that lost a loved one. and is so many of those no longer here trained in the area? the night also featured performances from those they once skated with. >> the crash was just such a tragedy, but this event and continuing their legacy was is just so meaningful. >> today had to be hard, but what do you think they would have said of everything that took place? >> i think they would have said, wow, this is something. i think that's what they would have said, because i just feel like they would be like, so happy that all these people came out to support them. i'm just glad to continue and keep on skating for them here today. they're keeping they're kind of keeping me going. >> honestly, seeing all of this is so heartbreaking, but i w

attorney general and manhattan institute senior fellow ilya shapiro.hav have both of you w. the d.o.j. on offense. the going after states and localities that are not complying with some of the executive orders weathered sanctuary cities, whether it's something like the president's statement executive order on women's sports. there is outgoing not just incoming in the legal fight. >> they are lawyered up or they are aggressively as he transitioned well. i look states, if you take federal funds are strings attached including civil rights protections, including enforcing federal law. if you do not like it, don't take the money. shannon: was how this play out the president and the governor of maine she said we will see you incorporate looks absolutely and look the trump administration is much more comfortable playing offense and trying to enforce their policy agenda through litigation and having to defend other actions of the federal court. but we sell at the main governor is the first and what's going to be a long series of blue state governors pushing ba