we will begin our session with an interview with the chief justice by our former chief judge, james wilkinson. following that, we will right into our traditional panel on the supreme court, which is moderated by professor dick howard to discuss the supreme court's term. there are still three courses that the court in handed down. i understand we are looking to monday to hear about those. at this time, i would now like to welcome to the stage judge wilkinson and the chief justice of the united states. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. . . and we're going to have a wonderful panel that will be moderated by a long time friend of howard. i don't think you can find any better panelists than london greenhouse, it john mcginnis, and ted olson. we're going to discuss some retirements and the past supreme court term. we're very proud of that panelists of this caliber would join us for the occasion. we are especially delighted as always to have our friend and circuit justice, the chief justice. as i mentioned last night, it is sometimes very hard to get judges to be unanimous about anything. i think

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