confirmation changed that. >> judge bork should be immediately confirmed. >> the right thought borkould be a shoo-in. he was a distinguished scholar and an appeals court judge. >> so well respected and thought of in the legal academy, there would be no problem getting him confirmed. >> the left saw him as a far right extremist. >> liberals were appropriately worried about what robert bork would do if he got on the supreme court. >> among his views, he was against the 1964 civil rights act. >> blacks would sit at segregated lunch counters. >> ted kennedy led the charge against bork. >> robert bork's america is a land in which women would be forced into back alley abortions. >> the women's groups frankly are afraid. they're afraid of you. >> one incendiary example of why, bork had upheld a mandatory sterilization order for women who wanted to work at a chemical plant. >> i suppose the five women who chose to stay on the job on that job with higher pay and chose sterilization, i suppose that they were glad to have the choice. >> those in favor of the bork nomination will vote aye. thos

among the speakers were robert bork, antonin scalia and ted olson. president reagan appointed bork and scalia to serve as judges on the united states court of appeals for the district of columbia that here. ted olson already served in the office of legal counsel and the department of justice. about 200 people attended the symposium. and so began the federalist society for law and public policy studies. what started as an organization for law students grew quickly. for my part, i arrived as a first-year student at tulane law school in the fall of 1984. two years after the society's first symposium. as a orientation for first-year students, representatives spoke and encouraged us to become involved in extracurricular activities. most of the student groups like the log review or the student bar association had no overt ideological agenda. one student group clearly did. the president of the new chapter of the national lawyers guild explained its history as a liberal counterweight to what he called the conservative american bar association. [laughter] tha

and we organized a field trip to byu law school when i was in high school to go hear judge robert borkpeak. it was fantastic. activities like that were a good way to make girls like you in high school. [applause] fortunately, i found one in high school. she is here with me. wave to everybody, sharon. [applause] our former president loves, loves sharon. he thinks she is great. i was with him at the white house and he asked a question. i won't bore you with the details, it would take too long and deviate from my speech, but it was a complicated question about the intricate interaction between the constitution and senate rules. it was a strategic question. he wanted to know how he could engage in a particular maneuver and i said, that is fascinating and coincidental. i was talking to one of my staff members about this. to answer your question, i would need a few hours and would need to consult with experts on the senate rules, and i would need a couple of lawyers. and he said, that is fine, you can do that. go talk to johnny. and i realized that is what i was doing the rest of the day. i

robert bork's antitrust paradise and the list goes on. in addition to all of that do you know in the last two years, he sat down with our article one initiative and created a fascinating and educational 16 episode video series focused on article one of the constitution called the constitution line by line. with his steady guidance the series walks audiences through every word of the document and offers his unique reflections as a lifelong admirer and student of the constitution. these videos have been viewed more than 300,000 times. if you haven't watched it yet i invite those of you here in person to check it out and/or many viewers joining us by live stream, you can watch the series, the society's youtube page. we've invited the senator, related to the convention theme, we are delighted he could carve out time to join us. please join me in welcoming the senior senator from the state of utah senator mike lee. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. the absolute first time that ever happened in the city of washington so thank you. i love this

nicholas there, they retained the original bork appearance of the building, a little further there is another church of st. michael the archangel patron. novogrudok. the church was also built in the baroque style by the dominicans at the school a monastery coexisting here in the 19th century. i studied the poet adam mickiewicz but of particular interest is the stone castle. in novogrudok, its ruins are a unique construction of defensive architecture, it includes detinets castle hill with the remains of a stone building and the roundabout, the city of the small castle , it was established that from the beginning of the 11th century and until the middle of the thirteenth they were restored at least five times of the castle hill, all the surroundings are visible in the palm of your hand. this is one of the highest points in the country on the territory of the novogrudok castle every year. knightly festivals and tournaments take place majestic ruins are not only the main attraction of novogrudok, but also one of the main historical monuments of belarus this year the city with rich traditi

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well, not in the head, it's scary in the head, because it's very scary after the war, the borks roses. and the neighboring villages have not revived. this the tragedy became the basis for the story of oles adamovich the punisher at the end of e, which means that the memorial complex has two stones, and on which the appeal is written, and for us the living from those who died here, people. listen to our more alive, burned in the fire. we were just like you. they just lived, loved and worked on their land. they dreamed of making it better and more beautiful in our country, there are many memorials in memory of those who died during the great patriotic war, military-historical excursion routes have been developed - these are our stories. this is our memory, this is a reminder how priceless the world is. the benefits of travel are huge , we are charged with new experiences. no wonder they say that travel prolongs life, sometimes after a particularly active holiday you need an extra one to restore strength, but at the time of the trip you don’t feel tired and enjoy the new route to the fu

there are, there are the winds there from false bork and buy and bought them beat blood back and stood god, we're down. how to berlin on wednesday? clone take on labor cushion. lipsy face fryeburg. when you own berlin battle augsburg, frankfort, lock horns with hoffen. hymen shaka, meat mines, hollywood, director roland emmerich made his name with apocalyptic film such as independence day and the day after to morrow. but now the master of disaster is put his producing power behind an operatic fantasy film for young people. inspired by mozart's magic flute, they premiere last night in munich. i, newman did him, was it, it looks as if they have just stepped out of hogwarts. but the heroes here aren't want to be wizards, rather than musicians taking on the world of mozart's magic fling, jo, lordy sante man, ha ha. this new film in spot by mozart's well known opera, has all the visual language of a harry potter epic. and is jam packed with fantasy film affects. no surprise perhaps when german born hollywood director roland emmerich is the produce of behind it. i cannot immediately fell for

american exceptionalism, robert bork's antitrust paradox. and the list goes on.n addition to all of that, did yout know in the last two years set down with the article one initiative in create fascinating and educational 16 episode video series constitution line by line. with a steady guidance this series walks audiences through every word of the document and offers his unique reflections lifelong admirer in student of the constitution. these videos have now been viewed more than 300,000 times. if you have not watched it yet, i invite those of you here in person to check it out. and the many viewers who are joining us on lifestream you can watch the series from the federal society's youtube page. this morning we invited the senator to offer remarks related to our convention theme and we are delighted he could carve out time from his schedule to join us. with that please join me and warmly welcoming the senior center from the state of utah senator mike lee. [applause] [applause] >> thank you. thank you. >> that's absolute first time that's ever happened in the cit

i couldn't ask with in her oh daddy, i've got a quarter will bork to go. you holla, i live in a school, but about niggle looked in a hallway, looks you're up in front of the apartment with a yes i do half or so now who the one who no, no you like of leeway gilliard gillian bought a new and a high school taken a job in, i bought a car and i had this guy in duck a, so no one on, at the lady who, hey, go talk us. and how high had eager clarissa be? who are you happy with the new literacy? well then it just was got that food for thought, ordered it got home, right? you're all the house on it. okay. well, well, so i thought he did, he just to go like he had the right of to my she had got commercial it. my pricing and, oh you, kelley, i'm glad i measure for you. i will just add up for math. oh boy. mm hm. news i go less than club a few. i'm feeling kind of keana henry, i'm here, i'm a government agency. i bought a look i'd started to sell so i will get an order book was to client to while i late hyatt, well will collapse in a mid you had the eleger in boca of so

was doing was freezing biden from running for president and biden joined him in the campaign against bork. susan: he was diagnosed with a brain tumor when? john: 2008. susan: how did the clintons react to an endorsement? john: not well. everyone expected teddy would endorse hillary. bi clinton and ted had worked together on many things. so it was a shock. but he was convinced we needed to make a leap and he saw in barack obama a generational star to make the leap. susan: after the diagnosis he went to the 2008 dnc to speak. here's a clip. >> as i look ahead, i am strengthened by family and friendship. so many of you have been with me in the happiest days, and the hardest days. together, we have known the success and seen setbacks. victory and defeat. but we have never lost our belief that we are all called to a better country, and a newer world. and i pledge to you that i will be there next january on the floor of the united states senate. susan: how ill was he? john: he was loaded up with painkillers. on the plane to denver he had intense pain. they did not know what it was. he was exami

that may or may not bork for him.in the numbers. >> voters can see whether something is genuine or not, can't they? i mean, you know, charisma translates to votes. authenticity translates to votes. so both of these candidates have to be very careful, don't they, to not take on a different kind of persona. otherwise, it could lose them some support. >> yeah, fred, especially now, because there is so much voter fatigue. now carrying this through the thanksgiving holiday until december 6th, you really have to deal with this gingerly, you know, with the voters in hopes of, one, getting the turnout that's needed, and two, either candidate getting the votes that are needed. >> good to see you. mark your calendar, prior to december 6 and after december 6. we will have you back. >> always a pleasure, thank you. >>> all right. coming up, president biden is on a high-stakes trip overseas meeting with asian leaders. he is set to meet face to face with china's xi jinping monday. details straight ahead. ♪ [laughing and giggling] (

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and find oliver bork strand. scores on a great move.al period, and they win 8 to 5 over the sharks. world cup day four and another big upset four time world cup champion germany taking on japan in group b germany up one nil in the 75th minute, but japan is on the attack. manual newer the same, but ritsu don't is there for the rebound goal and he ties it up at 18. minutes later, takuma sano stays on side takes the long past fends off the defender and roofs the shot past newer, beautiful goal. japan scores two late goals to pick up three points with a 21 stunner. over germany. upsets can happen. yeah they've been happening. you know, we'll see what happens. hopefully united states can pull off what? they're calling an upset over england. we shall see on friday friday at 11 11 on fox . right here. channel two right here. 11 o'clock. j m. thank you next at 11. we haven't had this much flew for about 10 years, so it's really, um, you know, at this time coming back at a very high level. the area. health officials bracing for a rise in flu cas

moving from antitrust to constitutional law, so that was robert bork, who was not known at the time. he left too, he left he became solicitor general. so i am there with charles reisch, and he begins by going around the room and asking each student why did you go to law school? and he shouldn't be given he would say, no, that is a better answer. he debated each of us about why we went to law school to convince us that we should not be there, and the moral there is that there are no livable lives to be lived in the law. then he moved on and when he was finished with this, egot of volume -- he got a volume and david open up to a particular part and tell us a story. one partner was terribly irascible, he would call he gets into the office and he would berate them and he would yell and get red in the face and great pencils. what happened to him? he had a stroke and died at his desk. there was another sad man who had been passed over for partner , but they kept him on to do our jobs, and one of the duties was to take each young associate to lunch on the associate's birthday, and the club

the furniture factory and the chemical factory on the same day, the belgorod kazinka of the dandy bork to elderly houses in the bryansk region in border azarovka, two local residents were blown up by a mine. one of the victims died in the hospital on friday in the belgorod wall during shelling in his house. died in 80-year-old man. and this is footage from belgorod, so you have to hide. children from the younger groups of the kindergarten, when our air defense starts to shoot down missiles on the approach. deaf rooms, without windows, all of our basements , all rooms equipped with everything you need, for example, there is water, a glass and chairs, several times training was carried out. even kindergartens. we led a tour in kindergartens. our children know that this is our basement, that there are chairs there, that we have cookies there, that we have water there. in the regions , several ukrainian saboteurs were detained at once during the week. this man was preparing a terrorist attack on a fuel depot in crimea so in the belgorod region a sabotage group was detained, which, accordin

could put aside the dehaum -- dehumanization or the attacks but when you are going into the ballot bork of politics for america and my question is why is it that other wise good people are willing to disregard this kind of thing even as we've watching real people getting injured and hurt by it. >> i spoke to some republican voters, they're not maga, but they're new england republicans and said exactly that. why do you want more of this. the election denialism, and violent rhetoric and that said that is all bad. but so are gas prices. so are grocery prices. that is not a legitimate to me, i made a different calculation and i will continue to. those aren't illegitimate reasons to vote for someone. but they are able to compartmentalize that. >> and it is so you're on a team and before i get to you play want more example of this last night. kari lake who is running in arizona, she also engaged in nasty name calling. >> now these bastards back there don't want us talk about stolen elections. well, it doesn't matter what they attempt tomorrow, because we're going to show up like our lives dep

it's about saying we won't go back to the days when a patch bork of -- a patchwork of state laws determined whether the union of two people who loved each other would be recognized by their government. that we won't go back to the days when a gay soldier killed on the battlefield was denied the respect of official notification of next of kin. we won't go back to the days of hospital patients left to spend their final moments alone, without the person they love most by their side. this bipartisan vote today, and the one in the coming days is about saying no, we will not go backwards. we will not go backwards in this chamber. we will not follow the way the supreme court has been going when it comes to folding back rights and denying rights. that's not what america is about. we should all be able to agree that states shouldn't be able to discriminate against people based on who they love. this bill gives each and every one of my colleagues the opportunity to make that statement. we know that there is more to be done to make sure all meshes are entitled -- all americans are entitled to equal pr