or i don't want to bring in now matthew feeney of the cato institute in washington he's the director of creatives project on emerging technology it's good to have you on the day so what do you think has the president president says he has his freedom of speech has it been curtailed or violated he. i would say you know this might be a very i suppose american view but the freedom of speech is not an entitlement to a certain platform or newspaper the freedom of speech is a value you enjoy when the government is restraint and president trump is not entitled to a twitter account even though he is no longer on twitter he still has access to a lot of press corps that i'm sure would be happy to interview him will fill many of his statements the fact is that although the president was very fond all announcing his thoughts on on twitter he never had a right to that account and virtue of being the president of the united states i don't think that it's freedom of speech has been curtailed at all yeah you're right he could hold a press conference the white house press corps is there but he's not

or i don't want to bring in now matthew feeney of the cato institute in washington he's the director of cato's project on emerging technology it's good to have you on the day so what do you think has the president president trump says he has his freedom of speech has it been curtailed or violated he. i would say you know this might be a very i suppose american view but the freedom of speech is not an entitlement to a certain platform or newspaper the freedom of speech is a value you enjoy when the government is restraint and president trump is not entitled to a twitter account even though he is no longer on twitter he still has access to a lot of press corps that i'm sure would be happy to interview him will fill many of his statements the fact is that although the president was very fond all announcing his thoughts on on twitter he never had a right to that account and virtue of being the president of the united states i don't think that his freedom of speech has been curtailed at all yeah you're right he could hold a press conference the white house press corps is there but he's no

all right i want to bring in now matthew feeney of the cato institute in washington he's the director of creatives project on emerging technology it's good to have you on the day so what do you think has the president president has had his freedom of speech has it been curtailed or violated he. i would say you know this might be a very i suppose american view but the freedom of speech is most an entitlement to a certain platform or newspaper the freedom of speech is a value you enjoy when the government is restraint and president trump is not entitled to a twitter account even though he is no longer on twitter he still has access to a lot of press corps that i'm sure would be happy to interview him will fill many of his statements the fact is that although the president was very fond all announcing his thoughts on twitter he never had a right to that account and virtue of being the president of the united states i don't think that is freedom of speech has been curtailed at all yeah you're right he could hold a press conference the white house press corps is there but he's not doing th

challengers might sue and it gets into court in that way it's all right ilya shapiro with the cato institute in washington is disappear every appreciate your time valuable insights tonight thank you we live in interesting times yes thank you thank you it's. one week from today joe biden will be inaugurated as the 46th president of the united states but we know that this inauguration will be memorable for 2 noticeable characteristics the number of attendees will be smaller than usual the number of police and soldiers securing the peace will be larger than any inauguration in recent memory after last week's violence on capitol hill the police and the national guard have been called in we have this report on the preparations for a swearing in that looked more like preparations for war. time to tighten the screws washington is building up in anticipation of the presidential inauguration. victor and his colleagues have their hands full with work they have never seen this city like this everybody is afraid because we don't know much right now so we treat it like this the future of safety for the p

challengers might sue and it gets into court in that way it's all right ilya shapiro with the cato institute in washington mr shapiro we appreciate your time valuable insights tonight thank you we live in interesting times yes thank you thank you for. one week from today joe biden will be inaugurated as the 46th president of the united states but we know that this inauguration will be memorable for 2 noticeable characteristics the number of attendees will be smaller than usual the number of police and soldiers securing the peace will be larger than any inauguration in recent memory after last week's violence on capitol hill the police and the national guard have been called in we have this report on the preparations for a swearing in that looked more like preparations for war. time to tighten the screws washington is building up in anticipation of the presidential inauguration. victor and his colleagues have their homes full with work they have never seen this city like this everybody is afraid because we don't know nothing very much so we treat it like this will protect the safety for the p

challengers might sue and it gets into court in that way it's all right ilya shapiro with the cato institute in washington is disappear every precinct your time valuable insights tonight thank you we live in interesting times yes thank you thank you. one week from today joe biden will be inaugurated as the 46th president of the united states but we know that this inauguration will be memorable for 2 noticeable characteristics the number of attendees will be smaller than usual the number of police and soldiers securing the peace will be larger than it any inauguration in recent memory after last week's violence on capitol hill the police and the national guard have been called in we have this report on the preparations for a swearing in that looked more like preparations for war. time to tighten the screws washington is building up in anticipation of the presidential inauguration. victor and his colleagues have their hands full with work they have never seen the city like this everybody is afraid because of the momentum right now so we treat it like this the future of the safety for the peopl

challengers might sue and it gets into court in that way it's all right ilya shapiro with the cato institute in washington is disappear every appreciate your time valuable insights tonight thank you we live in interesting times yes thank you thank you. one week from today joe biden will be inaugurated as the 46th president of the united states but we know that this inauguration will be memorable for 2 noticeable characteristics the number of attendees will be smaller than usual the number of police and soldiers securing the peace will be larger than any inauguration in recent memory after last week's violence on capitol hill the police and the national guard have been called in we have this report on the preparations for a swearing in that looked more like preparations for war. time to tighten the screws washington is building up in anticipation of the presidential inauguration. victor and his colleagues have their hands full with work they have never seen this city like this everybody is afraid because we don't know nothing very much so we treat it like this would prefer external safety for

or i don't want to bring in now matthew feeney of the cato institute in washington he's the director of kate of project on emerging technologies it's good to have you on the day so what do you think has the president president trump says he has his freedom of speech has it been curtailed or violated he. i would say you know this might be a very i suppose american view but the freedom of speech is not an entitlement to a certain platform or newspaper the freedom of speech is a value you enjoy when the government is restraint and president trump is not entitled to a twitter account even though he is no longer on twitter he still has access to a lot of press corps that i'm sure would be happy to interview him will fill many of his statements the fact is that although the president was very fond all announcing his thoughts on on twitter he never had a right to that account but you're being the president of the united states i don't think that it's freedom of speech has been curtailed at all yeah you're right he could hold a press conference the white house press corps is there but he's n

andy craig of the cato institute tweeted this. have had the house gop conference chair as an impeachment manager and instead she went with swalwell. jose, why? >> look, we know there has been enough evidence of what president trump has done. he is the only president in the history of the united states that has been impeached twice. senators are smart people. they already know what this man did or did not do. that's not going to have any effect. >> harris: james. >> it suggests a lack of seriousness. this is one of the chief promoters of the collusion case that turned out to be nothing. so it is not a serious effort. i also think there are real questions about that 2014-2015 timeline when he was involved with the chinese spy and then nancy pelosi gave him the top spot on the intel committee overseeing the c.i.a. that needs to be answered how that happened. >> harris: i have to move. gentlemen, good to see you today. the philadelphia district attorney says the suspect accused of murdering a man as he walked his dog should still have

welcome to the cato institute. i'm vice president for criminal justice and we are here today for the book for him on the book justice for all how financial incentives corrupted and can fix the u.s. criminal justice system by professors chris and jason brennan. chris is this book is one of the best distillations of the basic i encountered since i became vice president criminal justice about three and a half years ago and i want to give as much time as possible before they share with us their insight on the criminal justice system and i will keep my remarks very short and simply say the following. i think that it is extraordinarily important that we understand two things as clearly as possible. first is whether we do have a problem with our criminal justice system. there are plenty of people who assured us we do not. there may be some minor issues tinkering around the edges but there are no fundamental problems with our criminal justice system, so that is one that we deal with these do we have serious fundamental pro

welcome to the cato institute. i'm vice president for criminal justice and we are here today for the book for him on the book justice for all how financial incentives corrupted and can fix