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like standing to o mainta aubstantive stand-alone challenge to the heroes acts that would not do anhingo address their harm, but instead, just ensure tha they're not going to get any bt relief. by raising this procedural argument though, they ar effectively asking for an opportunity to raise the very same substantivela that they lacked standing to pursue througthguise of a procedural challenge to the act. there is no apparent reason for the urto allow that kind of gait and to take what is actually a substantive challge based on a generalized grievance with how the executive is administering the law. and alter the ordinary or article three standards to allow plaintiffs tresit that conclusion through a procedural mechanism. >> general, i appreciate your standing arguments, and i think th've been laid out very clearly here. an interesting feature of this particular case is, as you well know, that the court entered a universal degree. decree. we have chatted about this in prior cases. ms. prelog: we havendd, justice gorsuch: i just wanted to give you another chance to talk about universal v

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. >> so it's more training an anhing?.altzmahere's a t o chlenges tha's at i'm focused onight now. i like to use the example that we tryinto turn a merchant marine into the u.s.avy. we have to conrt this is that we he from benign environment one that is contting the domain. >> is this a slow process? gen. saltzman: sometimes it's ower tn i'd likeut i le our progss. i need to buy them the simulators, e virtual ranges, that tak a lite bit time but we are alrea doing a new force generation model. 've eablished the new trning ruiremes and kno weust have to geafter it. >> so space, hasn't rdt in the dget of 19.2 bilon and oposed budget of 7 billn at's drivg that difference and you seehat changing in the next few years? gen. saltzman: this is a way the space first has to do its business because so much of our effort is it spent in developing the satellites and we don't have a lot -- we don't have to put a lot of satellites in orbit traditionally so there's less procurement than there is rdt so i think it's just the nature of th

anhe said congratulations, you have been confirmed, 98-0.nd the battle to get request confirmed from associate justice to chief justice had been successful and arduous that 98 -- 98-0 was looking good to everyone on the conversation process. on the other line he said something -- there was silence. still he asked who didn't vote? well it was barry goldwater and a senator from utah. but isn't this great, you got confirmed. you got confirmed. there was silence and then be. you told me that we couldn't get these two republican nominees yet, at this point bolton told me he got a little irritated and he said concentrating, you know, you have just been confirmed 98-0, goldwater had gone home sick on the night of the vote, and the utah senator was donating his kidney to his daughter. and finally scalia says that's right, thank you. >> this is part of how we talked about that he suffers losses he carries us with him. talk about that later. >> and when i came back to washington as a reporter in 1999, the first thing i did was right to justice antonin

what t i'll give you anhe example. in this case, what they say is people who were hurt in the january 6th events should b be able to sue president trump foe e presidr inciting the viol. he's the president oft the united states speaking on a matter of publicof the concern. let me give you an analog very quickly. there's a coalition agains there's t racism that vehemently against racism that hears about a rally nearby.they invite presid they invite president biden to speak to it and he saysen to them, racism is a scourge of our nation. wh must stamp it out wherever it appearser. can you believe the ku kluxrall? are down the road having a rally?ople from his grou the people from his group believe they beat up the ku klux. canup sue president biden because he should have known this group felt strongly about racism and might react violently. >> we want the ku klux suing president biden, biden for leadership against racism. that i an analog to what the justice department's position is today. >> well, what about the civil lia

. >> so it's more training an anhing? gen.altzman: there's a lot of challenges that's at i'm fosed on right now. i like to use the example that were trying tourn a rchant mari into e u.s. navy. we have to convert this is that we have from a benign environment one that is contesting t domain. >> is this a slow process? gen. stzman: sometimes it's slower than i'd like but i like our progss. i need to buy them the simulators, the virtual ranges, that takes a lite bit of time but we are already doing a new force generation model. we've established the new training requirements and know we just have to get after it. so space, hasn't rdt inhe budget of 19.2 billion and proposed budget of 4.7 billion what's driving that difference and you see that changing in the next few years? gen. saltzman: this is a way the space first has to its business because so much of our effort is it spent in developing the satellites and we don't have a lot -- we don't have to put a lot of satellites in bit traditionally so there's less procurement than t

i say anh you have a two-room apartment. you need to create a cozy room for the child., if you don’t have enough money, yes, you can buy a crib there, you can buy a used one in good condition, change the wallpaper. do you want me to help? yes? yes, we will do everything . your nephew's wife irina intends to restore her parental rights and declares that you will never become the guardian of her son. our guest is anna kosareva hello anna hello. you are well acquainted with your aunt. yes, this is a good creature. before. i did not know her that she would be brought to such an extent, creature. not me, creature. are you making fun of a child like that? yes, i climb into your life, and you don’t climb mine. and i have the right to fight with my nephew and nephew. who is my husband? well, not my child. he has nothing to do with you my child. how is it not so, if you do this with a child, and how did you act with your child, that your mother took guardianship from you, and my mother took guardianship? yes, because i am a mother or sewed parental rights due to the fact that sh

anhe wrote to ecically aimed at washington to forbid ocation when thus circumstance is a greater violation of t nural rights of mankind to achieve self-preservation. he goes on to write in that little ellipses there, and he says, how wise is it? then in every community where there was a danger of spreading the disease to provide foth safety of its members by rendering the practice of inoculioas universal as possible? morgan publishes this. in april 1776, the rhode island colony opens inoculation hospitals there in 76, and they send the letter to congress, calling on them to inoculate the troops, but instead, washington doubles down on forbidding the practice. washington thought that inoculation was the cause of the epidemic. he thought the british were using it as a weapon against americans. he mistrusted doctors who were using it and he had reason to. one of his earliest his earliest surgeon general was a man named benjamin church, who turned out to be a spy for the british, though he just wasn't sure that it would work. he also wasn't sure it would work logistically. he thought the soldi

is not right, you ha tstraight down this program to get any possibility of notice and comment under anhe statute, right? >> right. >> so you have to strike on this prra then you go under another statute? where you do get notice and comments, that's the theory? >> that is correct. the hea gives us a rht they have to go through negotiated rulemaking. >> i mean, usually when we give standingorrocedural violations, we are talking about procedural violations within a partul program, right? not talking about, you kno i you have a problem with the procedures relating to one program, you can jt me in, strike down the program so that you're in otr statute entirely. oh >> well, i don't think it's right to look into focus on the statute that they are using as an excus >> that's a statue they acted de the statute that says, you don't have to use notice andomnt. >> i think we focus on the agency action at issue, so in lujan, the lanootnote seventh, the agency is proving a. in sm's, the agency is tearing down a forest. here, the agency is doing that forgiveness. i think you look at the actions -- >> s

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he called for aeview of the necessity and efficiency of governnt proams anhe shed for changes to the budge press that would improve accounbility and make it harder for president to pass the buck. today the situation is f more dire. to borrow from the biden playbook, you might be interested in when this across-the-board budget freeze in 84 cald the grasey cas bomb biden baucus dget free pa of th sene by a o-vote margin. u mighwant tread about the work -- the speech the now president gave during the debate. unfortunately his budget proposal continues to take the nation down a path of fiscal and economic ruin. the white house referred to this budget as biden positive vision for the future of america. let's talk debt, deficits, and spending previously reserved for times of world war or recession. president biden's vision for the future, the job killing tax hikes, cradle-to-grave entitlement proposals, if that sounds familiar, it's because it is the same proposal that members of his own party rejected last congress when they called it too extreme. the president uses sleight-of-hand to cla

anhe of course we have a broader phrase, waive or modify. it's undisputed and the states aren't contesting that the ordinary meaning of waive means to eliminate an obligation in its entirety. if you look at that phrase in the context of the statute, that means that modify has to mean making a changupo the point of wholesale elimination. it would be really strange for congress to say you can eliminate oigions altogether or tweak them just the ltlest bit but you can't do anything in between. >> it's waive particular regulatory or statutory provisions.congress itself has r them to dischae her rcstances, it has included provisions in the higher ucion act or bankruptcy for example. other kinds of hardships couldn't have surprise congress one bit that in respseo hardship posed by national emergency the secretary might consider writing discharge if that is what it tes to make sure borrowers don't default. >> allow waiver when your school closes that because of that, congress shouldn't have been surprised when half $1 trillion is wiped off the books

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let us know where you areand anhing tt is required under the ndaa, that would be helpful. >> we just celebted our first? -- trd birthday in the space force, a lotf people don't undersnd whyhe space force matters. what a you doing to raise the profile of the space force, intrucing guardians to erica's youth, and using the talent in the booming space instry? >> regular member scott, i'm excited to talk abouthe united states space force, three using. the mission is incredibly important, it helps every day to protect not only our modern way of war, but our modern way of life. we are excited to continue to work with congress and develop a proposal to manage talent in the space force very differently than we have in the rest of the military departments. and you will be seeing a legislative proposal on that topic inrder tallow to access a dferentype of tale and to have a talent process wre we re able to have a better permbility tween fl-timend partime guardis. and we c do tt for o reasons. on because of e smalsize of thepace fce, bu also because of the ability to attract high-tech stem tale

nobody says anhing about tha we don't re about life in this couny. you talk about 8400 people being kied by guns, that is awful. but we sughtered 190 8000 unborn children caller: i am opposed to the red flag laws. the canceled culture in this country is a mess. as far as that goes with a federal registry. look at what happened with stralia? they went with the gun registry and they took all the guns and during covid they were all locked up. people were put in penal colonies against their will. that is gog to hpen here. wh drives kids to buy guns? lo at the military. my first gun i bought was in m-16 when i wasn the military. if you want to knowhy kids are buying guns and the obsession with it? look at blu can be. host: that's the last call on this topic. to guess joing us through the morning, at this time at 8:00 we are taking a look at the aspts of the u.s. relationship with china, the military and economics. econics will be the topic today specifically the trade policy with china. scott kennedy from center for strategic and international studies wil

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certainly not be e case, but that would've been a kind ofevidence that would've attacked disability, anh that to the district courts. >> what is your burden to show standing, orrect? >> and we did again, get final support, showing the proposal relationship between actual enforcement, actions, and this memorandum, including for example, 20 to email specifically citing he guidelines as a reason for moving to trainers. but why isn't the causal relationship, the chain brke in the sense that you have voluntary decision-making by texas. and in relation to the criminal justice aue, that you are feeling compelled, but you want to addrs individual people. in oerords, are the costs associated with texas's decision to incarcerate o parole certain non citizens, if the federal government cis not to detain them? are those not a result of the states own policy choices, in a way that we he recognized or decided is not sufficienin a case like pennlvia versus new jersey? >> i think ordinarily in the courts, the freestanding anlysis for example, in the docket case, in the regions. california's injury in th

adminier reagan's personalad involvement is a predent a anhing iave seen in my experience.. i think i knowin thenswer but i will ask you the samhing i asked mr. sha and you commit the epa wille there for as long astakes to help the impacted communities? >> thank you senator carper. yes,pa is committed to continue to work forur partners in the community and make sure they have the support that they need and deserve. epa will be on the ground as long as it takes. >> my last question to director voepel to you and to mr. brewer. before this hearing i had the opportunity to speak with professional including governors of ohio. governor shapiro shared with me a letter and said norfolk southern did not cmunicate well to the resnse. yourxperience did you receive the information that you needed to make decisions relang to protecting publi health and safety and were there any gapsn committee patients from norfolk southerto resnd t agencies in the first 72 hours of the derailment that may haveontribed to discuss and if so has norfoouthern discussed in a committee qishan gasince that tim

anhe said. yes, the washington star a few minutes ago ce with a banner headline saying that you were going to dict people in the kenttate case and. i ju got a call from. the ief of staff at the white house saying that he had to, ote, pry the preside, the united states, off the walls with a spatula. so i did survi that, but it reminds me and i've gone on too long, but it reminds me that this division, as brilliant as s lawyers are, frankly, i think it has as good lawyers as any law firm i've ever been in. and any government office i've been associated. but as brilliant as wand you e, it's also a division that puts itself on the line. and for that my congratulations. ank you. so i want too next, a former a.g. bill lann lee. diversity, inclusion matters and. your time in this role was historic for many reasons, one of them being that you were the first asian-american, an assistant attoey general to to serve in the role. i wonder if you could talk a bit about what that meant and also highlight for u

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