in the myers case, justin louis brandeis, another great hero, except brandeis' hero is thomas jefferson, he dissent and says the point of the constitution is liberty, not efficiency and it's designed to prevercht the president from being an autocrat. brandeis thought the congress should be able to protect executive officials from being fired and the u.s. supreme court embraced brandeis' view. host: wasn't it brandeis that said sunlight is the best disinfectant? guest: absolutely. a great hero of transparency. host: on the hiring side, we were talking about this week in doge and there was a caller earlier that said that elon musk was never confirmed by the senate, that he should be confirmed, that what he is doing is illegal of the when does the advise and concept role apply and should it apply to an agency within the white house like doge? guest: a crucial question that will likely be tested before the courts and the constitution gives the president power to appoint what are called inferior officers. inferior officers do -- host: they probably don't like that term. guest: nor did lower

coolidge appointed a lot of judge judges as president, and brandeis raged in private.the coolidge of the excuse me, the coolidge to botch of the judiciary continues apace. all his judges at a public event, coolidge emphasized george washington's practice, his business side. brandeis went with rage as he wrote to felix frankfurter protege later went on the coolidge wanted to confiscate the whole of goodwill for big he at brandeis saw coolidge as a cog a puppet of crony capitalism. so beside himself was brandeis, who is normally a nice judicious man that he told frankfurter that listening to calvin coolidge made him feel as he had when. he'd visited a ward for people with syphilis. i kid you not private letter in boston i had a like sense of un cleanliness. well what happened to coolidge after the presidency. coolidge knew and correspond ended with william howard taft. william howard taft went on the supreme court after the presidency of the scotus would have been a logical upgrade for coolidge from simple retirement. he had the interest he, had the skill, yet no nominee

in the myers case, justin louis brandeis, another great hero, except brandeis' hero is thomas jeffersonhe dissent and says the point of the constitution is liberty, not efficiency and it's designed to prevercht the president from being an autocrat. brandeis thought the congress should be able to protect executive officials from being fired and the u.s. supreme court embraced brandeis' view. host: wasn't it brandeis that said sunlight is the best disinfectant? guest: absolutely. a great hero of transparency. host: on the hiring side, we were talking about this week in doge and there was a caller earlier that said that elon musk was never confirmed by the senate, that he should be confirmed, that what he is doing is illegal of the when does the advise and concept role apply and should it apply to an agency within the white house like doge? guest: a crucial question that will likely be tested before the courts and the constitution gives the president power to appoint what are called inferior officers. inferior officers do -- host: they probably don't like that term. guest: nor did lower co

in the myers case, justin louis brandeis, another great hero, except brandeis' hero is thomas jeffersonsent and says the point of the constitution is liberty, not efficiency and it's designed to prevercht the president from being an autocrat. brandeis thought the congress should be able to protect executive officials from being fired and the u.s. supreme court embraced brandeis' view. host: wasn't it brandeis that said sunlight is the best disinfectant? guest: absolutely. a great hero of transparency. host: on the hiring side, we were talking about this week in doge and there was a caller earlier that said that elon musk was never confirmed by the senate, that he should be confirmed, that what he is doing is illegal of the when does the advise and concept role apply and should it apply to an agency within the white house like doge? guest: a crucial question that will likely be tested before the courts and the constitution gives the president power to appoint what are called inferior officers. inferior officers do -- host: they probably don't like that term. guest: nor did lower court ju

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derrick bell, kimberly crenshaw have eclipsed blackstone and brandeis as avatars of legal education. that shift when, coupled with the bureaucratic growth, has led institutions to prioritize activism over inquiry seeking social justice than truth. so i'm pessimistic that anything will change at any school where freedom isn't supported or rules against heckler's vetoes takeovers of academic buildings and encampments that block student access aren't enforced. too few administrators follow the example of the late u. chicago president bob zimmer, who, in response to pressure to punish professor dorian abbott for criticizing affirmative action, reaffirmed the university's commitment to faculty freedom to disagree the university policy. too few followed the leader vanderbilt chancellor daniel dear meyer, who ejected and expelled students who had taken over his office. he's gotten national plaudits for some very basic actions. it's a low bar. wherever leaders stand up for the core mission of any academic institution, the mob disperses. but most presidents and deans are spineless cowards. th

as supreme court justice louis brandeis once wrote, the o most important office and the one which all and should fill is that of private citizens. the hearings on the issue foundation to her public. he was an american citizen by birthright. section one of the 14th amendment grant citizenship to all were born or naturalized in the united states and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, end quote. it is the latter close subject to the jurisdiction through we will examine today. our inquiry is simple. what was the original public meaning of the jurisdiction clause. the 14th amendment was drafted rectify the terrible decision in 1857 dred scott versus stanford case of recognizing former slaves as rightful americans. as wes will learn today the answers close the jurisdiction clause was originally understood to grant birthright citizenship only i to children as parents he full exclusive allegiance to the united states. the constitutional text and history shows children of illegal aliens and delete labels or inf the united states temporarily on its citizens by birthright under the 14th amendm

where president daniel diermeier has been an amazing leader, or alabama or fiu or elon university, brandeisdership leaders who lead and set a moral example create a cascading effect throughout the institution. and students know they can go to vanderbilt or the university of miami or alabama, and they can learn without fear of being harassed and victimized simply because of, you know, how they pray or who they are. >> just moments ago, actually, donald trump posted on truth social saying that all federal funding will stop for any college school university that. >> allows. >> illegal protests. and he doesn't quite go on to say what's illegal. there's no mention of anti-semitism here, but of course, there's no place for anti-semitism. there is a place for peaceful protest in this, in this country. so in terms of your list, though, it's not clear what prompted this trump tweet of a few moments ago. you know, the schools that have fallen short, that still have, in your estimation, failing grades, where have they? what are they lacking? what can they change? >> well, number one, they need to enfo

where president daniel diermeier has been an amazing leader, or alabama or fiu or elon university, brandeisools and big state schools. but what's different? leadership leaders who lead and set a moral example create a cascading effect throughout the institution. and students know they can go to vanderbilt or the university of miami or alabama, and they can learn without fear of being harassed and victimized simply because of, you know, how they pray or who they are. >> in just moments ago, actually, donald trump posted on truth social saying that all federal funding will stop for any college school university that allows illegal protests. and he doesn't quite go on to say what's illegal. and there's no mention of anti-semitism here. but of course, there's no place for anti-semitism. there is a place for peaceful protests in this, in this country. so in terms of your list, though, yeah, it's not clear what prompted this trump tweet of a few moments ago. you know, the schools that have fallen short, that still have, in your estimation, failing grades. what where have they what are they lackin