his country's university campuses and the actions today in particular, missouri and yale, bishop harry jacksonior, the pastor of the christian church. pastor and president of the high impact leadership coalition. it's great to have you with us. and bishop ew jackson present of the group staying true to america's national destiny senior fellow with the family research council. harry, if i may call you harry we will get confused on bishop that forgive me. the necessary informality if i may. the idea that these two top officials at the university of missouri resigned today, is it simply mob rules? is that what has happened in missouri? >> i don't think so. i think the fact that the coach came out on the side of the players says there is something going on rivasseau there is a swastika that was put up and also folksy yelling out racial epitaphs, so it's not widely known in the state that a lot of friends in the region exactly what has happened but it seems as though there is an impression and a feeling that there has been an allowing of the atmosphere to shift on that campus somewhat creates so i

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joining us harry houck and joey jackson.you say, hard droushgs you want to make a case against a use of force today and let joey defend it or stick with the constitution? >> well, let me tell you one thing, as far as the police officers' actions up until they get him shackled at the feet. i'm fine with it okay. >> why? >> because everything they did at that time was legal. here he jumps out of the car, tries to run into the building. >> he does run into the building. >> right. he runs into the building. >> it was part of the building. he falls down. >> falls down. he's not cooperating. they tase him. and finally get him shackled at the feet. i'm fine with that. >> you're fine with them tasing him initially. >> right. >> are you okay with them tacing him initially? >> i think initially, certainly, the argument could be made that police do not know what his intentions were with regard to running into the building. did he pose a danger with medical personnel or others, therefore, the art could be made up to that point, the tasi

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ducane university law school and harry truman library did a retrospective and interviewed two of the clerks to justice jackson. en with of them had quite an interesting legal career himself. next you'll see a bit of an oral history of this case just a clip from it with bill remquist became the chief justice but he was a clerk to justice jackson. he talks about where we are in the story right now and the lower level federal courts hearing this case and the argument that harry truman's representatives made. let's listen. the president had all the authority that george the third had unless it was taken from him about it constitution. you can imagine the press outcry about this. i mean it made headlines. and it just gave a negative aspect. government band ond that argument long before it got to the supreme court. it just got the government on to the wrong foot. >> there was an ambivalence about the korean war at that time. >> very much so. there were people fighting and dying in korea. very few sacrifices called for on the homefront. world war ich, rather world wari d -- i'm not that old -- a lot of things restri

harry truman did not have gravitas that fdr was. korean war was not a declared war. and i think justice jackson'sommentary about the powers of president in the twilight or apex are pretty apt. truman was not that strong of a president going into this. if you are guess the comment. >> truman was coming from a point of weakness. that's for sure. the things you're talking about are reflected in his approval rating. he had a number of laws to draw from. we've talked about the taft-hartley act. amendments in the service act but none of them provided a clear pathway to take the actions he wanted to take which is why when he comes before the court, arguments a mix of constitutional authority and also the relevance of past practice. he wants to say what i'm doing is not new. there is historical precedent. the courts should recognize the legality of it. >> next is a call from vienna, virginia, eric. >> hi. thank you for taking my call. i'm calling from a different perspective, engineering point of view. i don't know if you understand the difficulties faced by any time there is a strike or shutdown of a pl

jackson. he talked about where we are in the story right now and at the lower level federal court hearing this story and the argument that harryruman's representatives made. let's listen. >> the government made extraordinary claims act the very beginning. the president had all of the authority that george the third had a less it was taken from him by the constitution. you can imagine the press outcry about this. it made headlines. aspect,ave a negative the government abandon their argument before it got to fix -- supreme court. it got the government on the wrong foot. >> ambivalence about the korean war at that point? >> very much so. people fighting and dying above very few sacrifices called on the home front. old, war ii, i am not that had 14 millionou people under arms. a lot of things group restricted on the home front. the korean war, you do not have those restrictions. a real ambivalence. with all of the legal counsel, how did the government get off to such a bad start in making the case in the federal courts? >> there is a secretary of general will be live in infamy for getting into this mess. out of which the governmen

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harry's ex, taylor swift. yes, it is all on the way. >>> up next, "e.t.'s" 35th anniversary continues as we flah of michael jacksoninment ♪ i'm bad i'm bad you know it >>> that is, of course, the king of pop, michael jackson, who sadly passed away at just 50 years old. and it was one of the celebrity guests we covered which really broke the heart of millions around the world. >> 2009 the year that we lost jackson, far too soon. and "e.t." was literally was side during the moments that made him the king of pop. >> i want to entertain people, bring some type of joy and bring magic to the world. >> reporter: by his"e.t." saw t magic for the first time in 1983. ♪ onset of jackson's legendary video "beat it." ♪ just beat it even then, classic michael, a p. more comfortable performing than with people. >> i was raised on stage. and i'm happy on stage. i can s n stage. >> reporter: his nephew saw it firsthand. >> i think towards "bad" and "dangerous" he started fleep og out a little bit, but he was always super shy. and then as far as being on stage, i mean, you can see it. he's at home. ♪ rock with you >> reporter: reak

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jackson. >> good afternoon, chief justice rehnquist. on behalf of everybody in pittsburgh, as well as the harry s truman museum and library cosponsoring thiske to thank you for participating in this program. i have a few programs to set the stage as we begin this retrospective. you were a 27-year-old law clerk, clerking for justice jackson, at the time the seizure case landed in the courts. was this a case everyone expected would be a constitutional landmark? far as onesphere so living in washington was very much that it would. clerks talked about it at lunch. it wasn't just supreme court arguments that received press wereage, the arguments front-page news in the washington papers. would this be the final outcome when it worked through the final outcome? >> i don't think most of us knew what position the justices would take. we did have a vote at lunch. i think we were evenly divided. >> he had a style of advocacy that you don't hear nowadays. it was very impressive. in general term in got a bunch of questions from the court. >> and archer goldberg participated? >> he participated with an oral argument. >> in your book on the supreme court