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ginsberg? >> i just wanted to share a little news with which we can all feel proud, this model for which we'll worked to build -- which we've worked to build, and a lot of credit goes to taylor showing how we can use state equity to shape zones is actually being adopted citywide by the capital cities capital planning committee. this model has been in effect in rec and park, and different departments have defined equity in their neighborhood and equity zones slightly differently, and this is just the data capturing piece of it. this is just a small piece of our programatic commitment to equity, but i'm proud to note how our model is now being used citywide, and i'll -- taylor deserves a lot of credit for that. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioner mcdonald? >> thank you so much. as taylor knows, this is one of my favorite reports of the year, so again, thank you so very much for doing such a fantastic job of not only simply the report, but this space and supporting the department's work ar

speakers include ben ginsberg, norman, and genetic nelson of .he naacp the center for american progress hosted the event. >> strength in our electoral system. ultimately our system deck demonstrated democracies resilience we saw a higher share of the voting eligible population than any time in the last 120 years. that is a great sign of the vibrancy of democracy but at the -- adopt quickly to a once inside the century pandemic meant quickly shifting to mail-in ballots, recruiting new and younger coworkers, and confronting prohibitions in some states against counting mail-in ballots prior to election day. it continues in fact many voters confidence in the election outcome. our democracy has remained strong because our election leaders and state and local election officials appreciated the importance of public confidence in our elections. tension, election day was remarkably normal. people voted, many before election day, and votes were counted. litigation ensued. states have been certifying results. we look backwards and forwards, asking what went right, what did not, what lessons we sho

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ginsberg.ill just tell you this suit that was filed by my colleague from texas is uniquely unserious. it is based on bizarro conspiracy theories. it is based on issues that have been litigated and dismissed, issues that the trump campaign has brought up that they have lost on. these issues are not serious. this process is not serious. i'm totally confident we'll win. chris, i'll be honest with you, i'm a bit sad that we still have to go through this process, and i'm a bit pissed at the same time because the reality is this election is over. joe biden has won. he's been certified by all 50 states. the electoral college will meet and vote on monday, and he'll be sworn in as president on january 20th. this is a distraction, and this is an attempt by some to speak not in a court of law but to an audience of one, and that is donald trump. >> all right. let's square that with what trump just said moments ago about this. >> all we ask for is -- with wisdom and courage. that's all. certain very importa

laura, i ask this question of ben ginsberg earlier.rprised three supreme court justices nominated by president trump did not publicly dissent? >> i'm not because three of -- two of them, at least, were involved with bush vgore. i think the president of the united states always fundamentally misunderstood what the role of the supreme court was in that case. when he was making the overtures as recently as today, for those supreme court justices in particular and generally for the supreme court to try to somehow be his salvation politically speaking, he didn't understand what the case was about and the limited role they wanted to play because there actually at the time was some dispute about what happens w-- perhaps who won in that state. you're not having a dispute where you go outside of original jurisdiction. frankly, as was made clear by each of them, gorsuch, kavanaugh, amy coney barrett in the hearings, they did not intend to be marionettes of the president of the united states. they were going to rule of the law. texas has no busin

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ruth bader ginsberg in september last year, the court was equally balanced along ideological lines on the one side for conservative leaning judges, on the other side for less conservative judges. and at the center chief justice john roberts, who has had a casting vote one way or another in a number of cases. but a recent decision striking down the right to the new york governor to limit the number of people visiting places of worship, has revealed a fundamental shift in the nature of the court. 5 justices, including the newly appointed amy kearney beret, decided the anti pandemic measure violated the constitutional right to religious freedom out voting. what is now a new more liberal minority. the 3 justices appointed by president trump have entrenched a conservative group in the country's highest court for the foreseeable future. the census case called trump the new york is an early to stop whether this court is prepared to bend the rule of law, a presidential. and it's a decision that's likely to be taken quickly by law or president, trump must inform congress of how house seats wil

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we may have already arrived i ginsberg prophetic fact. that we engage in the non-predatory labor of writing in leading poetry in translation on the side of the struggles of those sat upon here and abroad. thank you. >> congratulations to the winner and now back to our host jason reynolds. >> congratulations don mee choi. there's only two awards left, this is me knocking at the door of support, if you believe in this work and if you want to support these offers, please consider donating to this year's national book award. next up is a category the most admiration, the national book award for nonfiction. >> the 2020 finalist for the national book award for nonfiction subject in form biography, history essays a memoir, immigration and the denial of citizenship, the lives of historical and literary icons, the dispossession of native americans and what it means to be black in america. they expand our world, the panel chair for this years national book award is terry tempest williams the author of 16 books including the environmental literature

c-span 2, books on the judicial system and the constitution the uthors jeffrey sutton and doug ginsberg. on c-span 3, american history tv has boston boston red sox historian leading a discussion on the team's homefront and battlefield contributions during world war ii. >> during a briefing on california's response to the ronavirus pandemic, governor gavin newsom plans to extend stay at home orders. he said it was a positive sign the stay at home orders were having their intended impact and he spoke about distribution plans for the vaccine. the stay atnitiated home orders were part of a three-week when capacity was below 15%. san joaquin and southern california stay at home orders were first to be enacted. based on the capacity you just saw. that three-week period is now due to expire both in san joaquin and southern california begging the question is

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is somebody thinks there is a truth, he will find the truth and even if it's a close friend like ginsberg or rehnquist if he has to say the totally wrong he will say were totally wrong and he thought there was a real division between your friendship and ideas and he applied the golden rule, this can show you how the golden rule does not always work but your idea about having a golden rule is due on to others as you have them do to you and for justice scalia that's what he thought he was doing in his opinions he wanted people to come back just as hard as he came at them. but not everyone applies the golden rule in quite the same way, it is, located but this is not a sermon so we will move on. >> you talking about justice scalia majority but i'm talking about the great center not because of the number of opinions but because of the way that he wrote his dissenting opinions and i'm curious why was it uncertain to justice scalia to register his opinion, nothing required him,. >> first of all he was not someone who was going to go along to get along, if he felt something was wrong that was not

i saw ben ginsberg, republican elections lawyer, think this is a ridiculous thing for states to be doingts are a huge deal and traditionally, more of a conservative issue. and so it's interesting to see how this will play out. a lot of people think that this needs to wrap up quickly, of course. we're just six weeks away from the inauguration for president-elect joe biden, and so it could continue, but most people are hoping it will wrap up shortly after. >> amazing how you can switch your position on federalism when it suits you. >> states right, right? >> it's amazing to see a flurry of activity on capitol hill yet not much actually happening at the same time. especially when you consider these three bills, spending bill, defense bill and a coronavirus relief package, all of them really up in the air and a government shut down is possible tonight if certain senators on both sides don't back off of various demands. what are you hearing about the state of play? >> well, boris, we have about a week until the senate is supposed to be breaking for recess for the holidays. the house is suppos

some of us are old enough to remember douglas can burgs supreme court nomination -- douglas ginsberg's supreme court nomination which fell apart because of marijuana use. that's probably not a disqualifying standard now. nanny gate has disqualified people in the past but if you promptly pay now, it's ok. duis are probably disqualifying. in terms of the sort of public statement vetting, it used to be speeches you give. in a world now of social media, and a world of 24 hour cable, people say and tweet and write out a lot of stuff. the next horizon is what is disqualifying in all of this noise that's being generated every single day? i think a lot of it is disclosure. where people get in trouble, in a world where donald trump has had the pen of twitter for four office,d the highest his point is a good 1 -- the standards have shifted in terms of what you can say and get away with anymore. , peoplethe same time don't want to be surprised. of anyou will run afoul incoming administration is if you haven't been honest about something. you said you paid all your employee taxes and you haven't.

republican circles about voter fraud, that they don't have the evidence to back up, and people like ben ginsberg, who is an election law specialist who has said that repeatedly, that there's no there there, that there's not fraud here, but this is such a part of the arguments that a lot of republicans make and now trump and his allies have taken it to a more dangerous level, they're trying to use democracy to undermine democracy. and that's the question of how do we come back from that. because this is someone who does not respect the presidency. this is someone in donald trump who came to prominence political ly on the back of a racist lie, saying that barack obama wasn't born in this country and is just using another chapter of that here to delegitimize elections. look, we had a great success in this country. during this awful pandemic we had a very successful election. record number of people who participated. republicans, democrats, pro-trump, pro-biden. people showed up. you had republican attorneys general or republican secretaries of state like in georgia standing up for their results and

speakers included republican election lawyer benjamin ginsberg, norm ornstein of the american enterprise amere institute, and janai nelson of the naacp legal defense fund. the center for american progress hosted the event. >> will this year we saw significant strength in our electoral system. all to your system demonstrated democracies resilience but also weaknesses. on the positive side we saw higher share of the voting eligible population than it anytime in the last 120 years. that's a great sign of vibrancy of democracy, it also means a a heavy load for election administration particularly during the pandemic. the conditionsor around covid force states to adopt quickly to a once in a century we hope and then the that meant quickly shifting to mail in ballots, dew point drop boxes come recruiting new and gender poll workers probations in some statesl against county mail out prior to election day. sadly we also saw the corrosive disinformation this information shared by politicians and have to fight over digital platforms and continue to impact many voters confidence in the election out

obama supreme court pick nearly 10 months out from the end of his term, and yet denying ruth bader ginsberg the -- and that family, the honor that should have been theirs because of the amazing social justice icon she was and will be, in spite of the republicans' bad behavior, because they were interested in attacking the supreme court -- packing the supreme court. we've got a lot of work to do. i thank god we are going to have a different administration. but he's going to have to do some things that are unusual to clean up the mess that trumenty dumenty made. have a good day. guest: we could clearly face multiple problems in our society both policy wise and let's say institutionally. policy wise i sit at a desk right now approximately six miles from the place where george floyd died. we have an enormous policy problem about race in america. we've got an incredible gap in this country between the rich and poor. it's greater than we have had since the 1920's. these policy issues need to be addressed, but we also probably can't address many of these fundamental policy issues unless we deal wi

certainly justice ginsberg and justice breyer and i thought that was correct. but some of those on the majority did not. what about them? >> the sixth amendment has required unanimity. and we have said that we do not have a watered down bill of rights. the two lines of precedent there, sixth amendment requires unanimity and it's incorporated to the states leads to one logical conclusion and that is that louisiana had to apply a unanimous jury scheme. and, you know, justice powell's decision is just a unique opinion. it is one that requires us, if we are to follow it, to go to take a -- was considered a fundamental bill of right and marry it up to something that was foreclosed at the time the opinion was given. and i just don't think that is something you'll see ever again. i think we sit down, people to explain these are the two lines of precedent. louisiana has a 10-2 system. do you think that would hold water? i think people would say no if they did not know about the apodaca decision. >> i surely hope you're right. with respect to the watershed route, you're

speakers included republican election lawyer benjamin ginsberg, norm ornstein of the american enterprise amere institute, and janai nelson of the naacp legal defense fund. the center for american progress hosted the event. >> will this year we saw significant strength in our electoral system. all to your system demonstrated democracies resilience but also weaknesses. on the positive side we saw higher share of the voting eligible population than it anytime in the last 120 years. that's a great sign of vibrancy of democracy, it also means a a heavy load for election administration particularly during the pandemic. the conditionsor around covid force states to adopt quickly to a once in a century we hope and then the that meant quickly shifting to mail in ballots, dew point drop boxes come

justice ginsberg herself said nine justices is the right number.would pack the court with judges that would legislate from the bench and georgians need to know that is wrong for georgia and our country. >> would you like 30 seconds to respond? >> well, i believe in the constitution. this is the greatest system on the planet. and our country is the only country where my story is even possible. i believe in our norms. i believe in the separation of powers. and i believe in the nonviolent, unchaotic transition of power. kelly loeffler ought to stand with the people of georgia. the four greatest words ever spoken in a democracy are the people have spoken. the people have spoken o the presidential election and they're waiting on their senator to be focused on them. not the person in the white house. >> lisa rayam? >> senator loeffler, given all of the police violence we've seen against african-americans, consider this, courtney of atlanta is worried about her son, father and husband, all african-american. she fears for their lives daily. you've called t

we talked to ben ginsberg, i remember a while ago, and one of the things he was saying is, you know, people who run again based on past grievance saying they were wronged, it rarely has worked out. i'm wondering if you've seen evidence to the contrary? i think david's computer is frozen. the joys of what we are living through. >> uh-huh. >> but, you know, gloria, with coronavirus numbers. i mean, the numbers are staggering. people are dying at record numbers right now. the president is focused on conspiracy theories. >> right. >> praising qanon, you know, an anti-semitic based conspiracy theory. president-elect biden is making plans to combat the virus. it is stunning, just the disconnect here. >> well, it is stunning. also as you pointed out at the beginning, that the president parades qanon people in that meeting don't stand up and say, are you kidding me? >> right. >> what are you talking about? not, you know, not only is he not focussing on the virus because maybe he believes that was a hoax as well, but he's spending all his time or his aides are spending an awful lot of time ta

and phil ginsberg for making rec and park the most favoured department in the city. it has been an honour and a pleasure to serve with you. thank you for this honour. anyway, it has been a great trip. believe me. eni enjoyed every minute of it from march, i think it was march 3, 1964. there's been shaky moments. but i made it. thank you all very much for this honour. it's really touching. touching. and i'm now apt to go google mench. [laughter] >> menche with an "e." i want to encourage you when this covid event is over and we once again meet in person, that there is a public comment part of the agenda and we expect to see you there telling us what we should be doing and how we should be doing it. god bless and take care. >> i do hope at some point will come by but i don't think i will soon because you guy dos a pretty good job of it. >> it has been a real pleasure. >> congratulationss to our new commissioners. good luck. >> all right. god bless. >> bye now. >> bye-bye, john. [applause] >> one moment. >> main men yaoufm press star-star to access the help menu. >> we'

as lynn manuel would say, i'll mash it up with justice bader ginsberg, we need to be at all the tablesnd every room where decisions are made about our community and the best way to do is appoint us and elect us. >> representative elect fernandez, are you satisfied so far with what the bime has done by way of -- biden administration has done by way of early appointments. castro a joaquin lot. they have been sending out warning signals that the representation of the latino community is not where it's at, where it should be. they are hopeful, but they are basically sending warning signs it's not there. how do you feel? >> i agree with them. it's not there yet. i raise it every chance i get. as does the congressional spanish. the latinas from the congressional hispanic caucus sent a letter saying we want to see two latinas on that cabinet. in high level positions. it's important. and the congressional hispanic caucus continues to push that. there are good candidates out there that we are saying these are amazing candidates. they bring the kind of experience, knowledge, deep knowledge on th

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