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poster ision on the -- are the remarks you gave in hawaii. this," if thewas american public knows, and should know what we do this conference, they would be and should be immensely proud. not only of the judiciary and the members of the academy and the bar who are here but of the idea of law itself. they were inspirational words to us at the time and we put this on this poster for you, along with the covers of all the conferences you have attended. [applause] mybefore i turn it over, favorite thing is to look over this audience and see all the young people. they are the future. if you don't mind, justice kennedy, we will gather all the kids who want to come up into a group picture with you. over to you turn it for some final remarks. [applause] retiring supreme court justice anthony kenny discusses his legacy and the court at the annual ninth circuit conference. you can watch that tonight here on c-span at 9:00. >> supreme court nominee brett meet withcontinues to senators on capitol hill. follow the confirmation process on c-span, leading up

that appropriate, but many other patients are being prescribed opioids may not need them. , what isions asked are this for? do i need these opioids or is there an alternative? what happens if i do not take this medication? what happens if i just do watchful waiting? i think in this country, our physicians and medical practitioners need to become better about non-medication, non-opioid methods of pain management, and this is something that we as a research community, medical community, and public health community all need to work towards. host: stephen in maryland, you're next. caller: i have a couple things. the first is a question for dr. wen. as i have been trying to help a family member who is struggling with a heroin addiction, i have what sorts ofrch strategies work best, strategies for treatment. what i found, to my surprise, is that there is a plethora of information available. things -- research things, it is not too difficult, but i have never seen a a 12 stepe study of program versus a maintenance drug program that uses suboxone or some therapy. i wonder if you could direct li

that appropriate, but many other patients are being prescribed opioids may not need them. , what isions asked are this for? do i need these opioids or is there an alternative? what happens if i do not take this medication? what happens if i just do watchful waiting? i think in this country, our physicians and medical practitioners need to become better about non-medication, non-opioid methods of pain management, and this is something that we as a research community, medical community, and public health community all need to work towards. host: stephen in maryland, you're next. caller: i have a couple things. the first is a question for dr. wen. as i have been trying to help a family member who is struggling with a heroin addiction, i have what sorts ofrch strategies work best, strategies for treatment. what i found, to my surprise, is that there is a plethora of information available. things -- research things, it is not too difficult, but i have never seen a a 12 stepe study of program versus a maintenance drug program that uses suboxone or some therapy. i wonder if you could direct li

what ision is simply, it matter, and what i mean by that is, to the best of my understanding in south carolina, when it was taken down in 2000, it was a compromise if they keep it on statehouse grounds, it was also in conjunction with the confederate memorial. there were individuals who were climbing people to remove it -- ho were climbing the pole to remove it after diligent roof killed those individuals in 2015. here we have a compromise that we have it in a historical connotation, yet that compromise was said, no, that is no good and you also have like you said, the national park service no longer selling it in a history memorabilia shop and likely judgment over there said, there are places that say, no putting out, i know you know more about it than me about putting it out there in graveyards. i guess my question is, what does it matter in the compromise because it seems that the opposing side doesn't really care? that is my question, what does the compromise matter? >> i will answer that to revert to something i said about the trajectory of change. that was visible before 2015. t

presented with roe v wade,nd seems to believe that the government is in a better position to make a dect ision abat that person does with their body than allowing that person to make the decision about their life, in constation with tir physician, in consultation with their family, inonsultation with their god. he wants to replace government, instead of having that american make their decisiofo themselves and their life, and that is fundamentally flawed, i don't believe. >> odruff: i'm sorry to interrupt. i don't know if you were able to hear senator hatch who preceded you, but he's sayingoe pretty much -- it's agreement, it's settled law, he the that's what judge kavanaugh believes and, in his wods, quote, nobody thinks that's going to be overturned. >> i don't think we sould parse words. the issue is not only about roe v wade as a case in precedent, it is about everything it stands for in terms of aeeing hat the government should not make those decisions for a woman, that that's a private decision she sh the concern i have about his appointment and him being on the unit states supreme court

the rule ision says inconsistent with the collective bargaining agreement and infringes on players' rightsoney has been released from the hospital in italy after being involved in a motorcycle accident. was57-year-old clooney headed to a film set when his motorcycle struck by a car. -- was struck by a car. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. julie: president trump's push to reshape the supreme court has to capitol hill. justice brett kavanaugh's meeting with republican leaders today ahead of what's expected to be a bruising confirmation battle. chuck schumer issued this morning about the president's nominee. >> in selecting judge kavanaugh, president trump did exactly what he said he would do on the campaign trail. nominate someone who will overturn women's reproductive rights and strike down health care protections for millions of americans. julie: senator lisa murkowski just said she has to do due diligence on kavanaugh. we are joined by justin walker. he's currently an assistant

what ision is simply, it matter, and what i mean by that is, to the best of my understanding in south carolina, when it was taken down in 2000, it was a compromise if they keep it on statehouse grounds, it was also in conjunction with the confederate memorial. there were individuals who were climbing people to remove it -- ho were climbing the pole to remove it after diligent roof killed those individuals in 2015. here we have a compromise that we have it in a historical connotation, yet that compromise was said, no, that is no good and you also have like you said, the national park service no longer selling it in a history memorabilia shop and likely judgment over there said, there are places that say, no putting out, i know you know more about it than me about putting it out there in graveyards. i guess my question is, what does it matter in the compromise because it seems that the opposing side doesn't really care? that is my question, what does the compromise matter? >> i will answer that to revert to something i said about the trajectory of change. that was visible before 2015. t

need to be there, for national security reasons, part of the president's economic economic security, isional security, so ex-im part of that, but we want to be there for our workers. i want our work is to have these jobs. rounds: i was happy to hear you comment that you will work with us to make certain some of those things that may have occurred in the past with regard to picking winners and losers would not be in the future. thank you. i understand, sometimes we run out of time here. in anators, we try to get lot of questions in a short amount of time, but sometimes that means we don't give you the opportunity to clearly lay out your thoughts and answer questions. i think that has occurred today. you have been the object so that individuals here that have disagreements with the administration's policies, and their attempts to enforce border security and so forth, and they have used you as the object. i would like to give you the opportunity to fully answer any questions you think you may not have had the opportunity to answer, with regard to any of your activity at omb, recognizing that it