means to this day a powerful advocate for the freedom of the press in addition to his legal work goodale as taught at yale and why you fordham university his new book fighting for the press the inside story of the pentagon papers and other battles is a must read for anyone who wants an in-depth look at one of the most famous supreme court cases of the past forty years james goodale joins us now from our new york studios. welcome thank you for being with us or live thank you for having me so let's start with you before we get to the case i'm wondering if you were general counsel for the new york times and a vice president as i recall of that well vice chairman mark skoda. charleroi ok thank you you all the better. what what brought you to that what made you interested in newspapers in the first amendment and provoked you to brought you to be the guy who was arguing this case before the supreme court well i think that he traced back what people are doing back to their childhood many times not all the times but many times there are connections and i was always interested in politics in the

wants an in-depth look at one of the most famous supreme court cases of the past forty years james goodale joins us now from our new york studios. thank you for being with us or wife thank you for having me so let's start out with you before we get to the case and i'm wondering if you were general counsel for the new york times and a vice president as i recall of that well vice chairman are supposed to try to write a thank you the all the better and what what brought you to that what made you interested in newspapers in the first amendment and provoked you to brought you to be the guy who was arguing this case before the supreme court well i think that if you trace back what people are doing back to their childhood many times not all the times that many times there are connections and i was always interested in politics in the press when i was eight year old i used to put out my own newspaper that's what you did when. many years ago or today you'd be on the net or something yeah but i split up my own newspaper write the headlines and so it's a lifelong. addiction you might say that's remar

but the real truth on the ground in eastern congo is that the jane goodall institute is involved in the militias that are committing genocide in the congo and these are not congolese militias they are u.s. backed forces sent in from rwanda and uganda where are we which are two of our major bases of u.s. military operations on the continent ethiopia being a third job already being another. let's talk with regard to genocide in central africa seems like the last time major western attention was paid to dish it was a documentary about the ugandan warlord joseph coney what is this a legitimate campaign or was it manufactured. the whole kone thing is need to be understood in order to understand that you have to go back to eating i mean and israel broady a means of power but nobody understands that edi i mean died lived a happy life in saudi arabia i mean nobody understands that so you go back and study the history of uganda and what really happened then you find out that there was this woman named alice aquinas who founded the holy spirit movement in one thousand nine hundred six and the

but the real truth on the ground in eastern congo is that the jane goodall institute is involved in with the militias that are committing genocide in the congo and these are not congolese militias they are u.s. forces sent in from rwanda and uganda where are we which are two of our major bases of u.s. military operations on the continent. being a third job or to be in another. let's talk with regard to genocide in central africa seems like the last time major western attention was paid to dish it was a documentary about the ugandan warlord joseph coney what is this a legitimate campaign or was it manufactured. the whole kone thing is need to be understood you know to understand that you have to go back to eating i mean and israel broady i mean to power but nobody understands that e.d. i mean died lived a happy life in saudi arabia i mean nobody understands that so you go back and study the history of uganda and what really happened then you find out that there was this woman named alice look when a well founded the holy spirit movement in one thousand nine hundred six and then along

but the real truth on the ground in eastern congo is that the jane goodall institute is involved in the militias that are committing genocide in the congo and these are not congo least militias they are u.s. forces sent in from rwanda and uganda where are which are two of our major bases of u.s. military operations on the continent ethiopia being a third job already being another. let's talk with regard to genocide in central africa seems like the last time major western attention was paid to she was a documentary about the ugandan warlord joseph coney what is this a legitimate campaign or was it manufactured. the whole coney thing is needs to be understood in order to understand that you have to go back to eating i mean and israel brought e.d.m. mean to power but nobody understands that any i mean died lived a happy life in saudi arabia i mean nobody understands that so you go back and study the history of uganda and what really happened then you find out that there was this woman named alice aquinas who founded the holy spirit movement in one thousand nine hundred six and then alo

but the real truth on the ground in eastern congo is that the jane goodall institute is involved in with the militias that are committing genocide in the congo and he's are not congolese militias they are u.s. forces sent in from rwanda and uganda where are we which are two of our major bases of u.s. military operations on the continent. being a third job or to be in another. let's talk with regard to genocide in central africa seems like the last time major western attention was paid to dish it was a documentary about the ugandan warlord joseph coney what is this a legitimate campaign or was it manufactured. the whole coney's thing is need to be understood in order to understand that you have to go back to eating i mean and israel brought e.d.f. mean to power but nobody understands that any i mean died lived a happy life in saudi arabia i mean nobody understands that so you go back and study the history of uganda and what really happened then you find out that there was this woman named alice look when a founded the holy spirit movement in one thousand nine hundred six and then alo

remains to this day a powerful advocate for the freedom of the press in addition to his legal work goodale as taught at yale and why you fordham university his new book fighting for the press the inside story of the pentagon papers and other by.

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