the aba stop sending the information to anybody. that was sort of the background of it. i think what second president bush came into office, they cut the aba out of the front-end. so under president bush, they found out what everybody else did and they would be able to do their evaluation afterwards. president obama then put them back in the front end position. the aba was evaluating nominees before obama and then when trump took over he went back to the george w. bush plan, which they find out when everyone else does. the trick of that is that we move pretty quickly. at least early there was concern that they weren't able to get ratings out by the time there were hearings. when we worked for senator flake, we did a letter commending chairman grassley for just moving ahead with the hearings before the aba rating. it has worked pretty well. i think there have been relatively few nominees who have had ratings but the aba does not find out about it until everybody else does. host: let me direct a question to fitzpatrick. i am trying to toss questions to particular panelists

fact that inut the recent years, the aba review process has been post nomination.xpand on that a little bit and how that might have been different and prior it in estrogens. >> the -- and prior administrations. role has varied considerably from administration to administration. history as i understand it was eisenhower was the first president to sort of invite them into the judicial evaluation process and they had a pretty standard role from eisenhower up until george w. bush. when they were thinking of nominating somebody to a court they would give that name to the american bar association and have them run a review. , during the reagan and distraction, got out the american bar association was feeding these names to prepare the opposition research ahead of could certain conservative groups found out about this and started saying why can't we get that information ahead of time? stop sending the information to anybody. that was sort of the background of it. i think what second president bush came into office, they cut the aba out of the front-end. so under president

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of that is frankly coalition politics where it to the aba. of why they have a seat at the process is because the bar is part of the democratic coalition. typicallything they need to placate in their judicial nomination process wears with republicans it is not really the case. so what i'm hearing you say is stephanie curry can and should be m.v.p. respectively at a young age based on performance and not based on playing in the nba and nfl respectively. >> sure. an across-the-board the board, they have been great. a lot of his young judges have been fantastic, and at the same time, some of his strongest judges have been his oldest touch columns and the ninth circuit is so impressive that the l.a. times had a hatchet piece against him because callings were so annoyed at how good of a job he was doing. probably been our oldest circuit judge, probably just an absolute dynamo. the administration has done a in not having to go young are all having to gold. i want to be respectful of our time. let me make one last announcement. if you are looking for

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ideas from your sheehy disregard he has already announced he would stand by his predecessors concept of aba nomics which has loosened monetary policy and fiscal stimulus through government spending . in the midst of the corona crisis the economic situation around the world is dire the results over the may june period are the worst since the end of world war 2 what should be done about it what to do in this context it is of course a question of helping the economy in death. the government must do everything in this regard so that the citizens resume normal daily life as quickly as possible. into my ear. where their policy might be identical their story couldn't be more different. the are there was born into a political dynasty his successor sukkos the son of strawberry farmers and worked in a cardboard factory to pay for his law degree. is known to be an r.v. loyalist his election to prime minister promises continuity but not a new push to solve japan's economic problems. is following the story for us same old japan is that good for the economy i mean was no makes a success good question the

sponsored by the aba section of civil rights and social justice. this panel is one of many in a series of rapid response webinars. we're planning additional programs on a variety issues so please visit american bar.org/crsj for you be dates on these programs. before we go to our program and how today will work, it's my pleasure to turn it over to angela j. scott, the 2020/2021 chair of the aba section of civil rights and social justice for a few remarks. welcome, angela. >> thank you, jamie. many thanks to you and the entire civil rights and equal opportunity committee for planning this very timely panel. so it's my pleasure to welcome everyone who is watching. before i begin, and i say this before i say anything, i just want to make sure that you all know that i'm speaking in my personal capacity and that -- and not on behalf of my employer. nothing that i or any of the panelists say today represents any views or -- of any component of the federal government. i just want to make that clear. in this day and age of a global pandemic, who would have

whenever one of these huge planes was to be assembled at the nearby abas plant sections of the fuselage had to pass through a living yak villages turned out for the festive procession and to say hello this time in june it was also to say goodbye. number 270 was the last 8380 to be built that's when the series was unveiled 15 years ago it marked a revolution the world's biggest passenger plane now it's being discontinued. i think that people would have loved to to have the sec rough you know being produce for a longer period of time anyway again i think that everybody is very proud about the aircraft and what it means to help us to know how the skills that we developed along those is very important then to pave the way for the future innovation like. for example. a $380.00 is so extravagantly enormous it's positively the inspiring. people have grown fond of it even if they don't work for adults. i think it's a it's a mixed feeling between a bit of sadness. but also a lot of a lot of pride and and again i'm very proud to have been part of this journey i think that you felt the passion of

amp up trade and tourism just a couple of weeks ago we saw that 1st flight leave tel aviv and had to aba dobby's certainly a historic moment and they want to build on that and for them rashi's for their part are certainly looking to amp up their military capabilities and there are reports that the americans have apparently agreed to help them do that with f. 35 fighters but washington has not confirmed that so certainly these are some of the aspects that are sort of floating around we're not sure exactly what has been ironed out but a senior white house official did say that we'll find out more hobos express the arab states. want to also relations with israel likely. that is the american hope and that's the israeli hope and trump greeted benjamin netanyahu earlier when he showed up at the white house reporters were firing off questions and trump said that they were in talks with 5 other arab nations to follow in the footsteps of the u.a.e. and bahrain he didn't say which 5 but again they're hoping for a domino effect here that the u.a.e. and bahrain already had dealings with israel in th

on aba household items that is one thriving despite the economic downturn caused by the corner virus from dubnyk. traditional nigerian craft next time. the world of literature as undergoing a massive shift the authors on this year's booker prize shortlist are more diverse and fresher than ever will meet one of the shortlisted authors sits. in her home zimbabwe where she's awaiting trial later this week and also on the show what looks like spaghetti turns out to be a different food entirely some aspects of life in germany that are guaranteed to surprise you and our series meet the germans. welcome to arts and culture this year's booker prize shortlist is the most diverse ever and another 1st most of the nominees are debut authors now that doesn't include sit see she's nominated for her 3rd novel this morning bore body it's about a woman's descent into poverty and post colonial zimbabwe zimbabwe an author talked to us about her recent arrest for protesting government corruption. award winning novelist and now booker prize shortlists nominated at her home on failed in this involved way.

the rational -- pirated or .nstrumentalized we should consolidate each of these partnerships and make aba process.the aq here i welcome the commitment of the prime minister musicland as well as the king of jordan on this agenda. , but alsoommitments actions from the larger operators, from the large-scale platforms, and commitments from all to legislate and to regulate a regional -- at the regional level in order to meet our commitments. the fight against hatred and terrorism, the creation ultimately of a public order on the internet are as important as andnological innovation freedom, because there can be no freedom without public order. we need international commitments. i don't think reduction of freedom of expression can accommodate terrorist discourse, anonymityh, or the that in some way covers for a lack of inhibition and violence. this agenda is essential, so that problem of us, and we will continue -- this agenda is essential for all of us and we will continue to work on it. finally, in the context of the pandemic, education is an essential common good that we will continue to work

it's not great for her that the aba. american bar association rates her as not qualified for federal trial court because she's only eight years out of law school. they have only rated ten of trumps nominees as not qualified. though the last nominee they said that about was gavelled through by mcconnell he's on the federal bench. all of it because elections have consequences that is our broadcast on this wednesday night. thank you for spending your time with us. on behalf of all of my colleagues at the net work good night >>> tonight on all in. donald trump knew, lied and covered it up. >> it goes through air it's also more deadly than your even >> yeah, exactly. >> it's lethal to plenty of young people i want to always play it down. i still like playing it down. >> we now know the president of the united states lied to the country, covered up the threat of coronavirus and 191,000 people and counting are dead tonight why donald trump's failure is exponentially worse than we ever imagined. what it means for our fight again

todd: jackie aba abania joins s live. >> reporter: protesters hitting the streets of rochester, new york a fifth straight night following the death of daniel prude. >> we have some elected officials marching with us. this ain't no photo op. we want to ask joe morelli, with all the money you've taken from the police, what do you plan on doing with that money? jillian: that didn't go quite as planned. this comes after rochester's mayor promises to enact police reform. the city planning to double its availability of mental health professionals and shifting the family crisis intervention team out of the police department. protests in the city turning violent this weekend in rochester, nine people were arrested. the mayor slamming outside agitators for the h the destruc. >> there are agitators within the crowd, whether from here or of elsewhere, who do want to provoke and want the kind of confrontation. >> reporter: in portland, oregon, a record 59 people were arrested during the weekend riots there, authorities say rioters threw molotov cocktails at police, setting one of their own on fire.

of chief cabinet secretary government spokesman and key advisor to outgoing prime actions last month aba japan's longest serving prime minister announced that he would resign due to ill health. well inherit some tough challenges including the coronavirus and japan's ailing economy the country was already in recession before the pandemic hit part of japan's economic troubles have to do with its rapidly aging population by 2025 in 15 years one in 3 people are expected to be older 65 or older that means japan is running out of workers lawmakers passed bills earlier this year encouraging companies to let people work until age 70 to keep their golden years profitable. at 72 tadashi sato is already well past usual retirement age but a recent change to the law in japan is attempting to encourage companies to keep employees on much longer. do you want it you are more for the ship i would imagine that a person at the age of 72 for someone quite old but once i reach that age myself i realized that it wasn't a case i feel like i'm in my fifty's i'm doing my best to keep up with young people with pu

they cleared the road, getting down to aba 50-mile drive to salem. about halfway down, the traffic backed up, and the reason why is there was a fire ball right in front of us. i had two vehicles. i was in a truck, an one following me, and you can hear on the video the person behind me was taking video and said we're scared to death, are we going to burn up? we should been going thisay. it's so smokey and fiery i was looking down at thelientene just barely seeing. nothing i've ever exerienced before and nothing i would ever want anybody else experience. >> woouff: what do you know at this point about your own home, your neighborhood, casualties and so forth? >> well, i'm a marion county yesterday, army corps needed to get people up to don exchange in the dam. with ousheriff and fire taapparatus we were able t a tour. the town is total destruction. there are a line of about eig homes on my street. itv miraculous, and i ha little survival guilt that my home is one of those that's standing, and around the town there are several homes here and inere stand

it's not great for her that the aba.n rates her as not qualified for federal trial court because she's only eight years out of law school. they have only rated ten of trumps nominees as not qualified. though the last nominee they said that about was gavelled through by mcconnell he's on the federal bench. all of it because elections have consequences that is our broadcast on this wednesday night. thank you for spending your time with us. on behalf of all of my colleagues at the net work good night >> i don't mean to make light of this and downgrade the gravity because of what's going on in the news right now this is heavy stuff for our country. i kept on thinking over and over again as each unbelievable news story broke the past 24 hours. if this were a tv series of what's going on in american politics right now tonight would be the episode of the tv series where the president of the united states resigns. i mean think of where we are right now, right lar

i won't ruin it but is it's aba group of boys who find again with live ammunition in it in the force,and so it's kind of a quite book with this intense tension at every second of it. donovan, what have you got? could you go to ten, please? >> okay. i also been thinking a lot about other writers publishing into a pandemic, strange time, so for some going to recommend "scorpion fish" ." wonderful novelist set in contemporary greece of recent history during the greek economic crisis. think of it almost as -- but by a young writer who also went through michigan -- teaches that when state. can't recommend highly enough. this is one, that they view by one essays named jordan chester. i first and candor in the of the believer which is a terrific essay about a strange debutante ball that takes place on the texas border. my last one is "avoid the day" by a writer name j kirk. this book is so hard to describe i'm going to read my blog for it which goes like this which is, "avoid the day" is a marvel, half mad detective story but also a a fever dream of a memor at heart the book is is not for go

>> the aba has qualified.nd that was the premise i looked at everybody that was coming before the district or circuit. we have never in the history of the united states of america have confirmed a judge when a supreme court vacancy appeared from july 1st to november. it's never happened before. you were talking, i heard tom talking and i heard nancy pelosi before that, but tom was saying the different things of ten months out, eight months out or whatever. but eight months ago in 2016 they took the position that the people should have the right to vote because there was going to be an election in a few months. that was eight months out. we're talking one month out. this has never happened if they want to set a precedent, this is basically just adding more flames, fanning the flames of division in a country that's already divided. it's something that i would think and hope that we would all come to our senses and say, hey, can't we wait till after the election? and if what tom has just said that the people spok

ultimately even my Ãba lot of the fighting i do and standing up i do i do with the hope that i can changempact society for them so some of the work i do i don't want to use them as a scapegoat to say i'm just doing it for them but i'm hoping i can make this country a better safer more equitable place for them and families all over the country. >> speaking of social media, jack on youtube asks, do you think social media has been more helpful or harmful to organizing? and what about politics in general? >> that's a great question. i talk about it a lot in the book from cover to cover i think. >> by the way, i love that you use the book to talk about social media. [laughter] >> i think people who read the book are going to be super surprised because people know me as somebody who uses social media as a tool but i have seen the shortcomings of it. it does a couple things well, it allows people who otherwise may never know each other, who share similar affinities to then find each other in a way that otherwise might not be able to happen, in 1999 i was student government president at morehouse

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