on c-span two, book tv has books on the constitution from authors jeffrey sutton and douglas ginsburg at 8:00 p.m., and on c-span3, american history tv has boston red sox historian gordon leading a discussion on battlefield contributions during world war ii. west virginia governor jim justice gave an update on the coronavirus cases and a vaccine distribution in his state. leads thes state nation with a vaccine distribution and hopes to deliver the first vaccine to every long-term care patient and employee by the end of the day. this is just over hour. is monday, december 28th. i hope and pray that all of you it is december 20 eight. i hope and pray all of you had as mary a christmas you could have possibly had. -- i surely know that your prayers have been greatly appreciated. and today, we only have 17 additional deaths to -- deaths for me to read through. christmas, we have not had some reporting said have failed to come in to us.

. >> during a recent program us court of appeals judge for the sixth circuit jeffrey sutton discussed the life and career of supreme court justice antonin scalia. here he talks about the late justice's writing and influence. >> i said i wanted to work with justice kolea which if you know my past, my background and family that would not have been your best guest. why is it in 1991 i want to work for justice scalia? this is something most law students can understand. reading judicial opinions i have to admit as a judge myself, not a lot of fun. this is where lawyers acquire the habit of drinking the coffee that is good for them. these are not charles dickens knowledge and caffeine is what gets you through, how refreshing when you are doing this to come across a justice scalia majority opinion dissent or defense. they stood out for their liveliness, honesty, quest for truth. i could have cared less whether justice scalia was a textual list, living constitutionalist, originalist, all i wanted to do was get to know him. he seemed like a lot of fun but then i wanted to learn to write like h

court of appeals judge for the sixth circuit jeffrey sutton discussed the life and career of supremert justice scalia. here he talks about the late justice writing and influence. >> i decided i wanted to work for justice glia. if you knew my past, background and family that would not have been your first guess. so why is it that in 1991 i wanted to work for justice glia? will this is the thing i think most law students can understand. reading and judicial opinions i have to admit as a judge myself and the author of them is usually not a lot of fun. i think this is where a lot of lawyers acquire the habit of drinking more coffee than is good for them. these are not charles dickens novels. his caffeine that gets you through. how refreshing when you're doing this to come across a justice glia majority opinion consent or concurrence. they stood out for their liveliness of their writing. the honesty, the quest for truth. i could have cared less whether justice glia was a living constitutionalist or originalist. all i want to do is get to know him. he seemed like a lot of fun. but then i r

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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c-span2, tonight as her 2020 year end review we focus on books about the court in the constitution, jeffrey sutton discusses his book the essential scalia and contributors to the new york times on finish the fight. later douglas ginsburg in his book voices of our republic, enjoy book tv this weekend on c-span2. >> hello and welcome to the montgomery federal society, thank you all for being here, we are the top floor of a tall building on a windy day after tropical storm, what could go wrong, thank you all for coming we have a lot of people here today and as you probably recognize by now we have to socially distance and follow other source of guidelines and other regulations, thank you for your patience and thank you for following those, we have here today jeff sutton it's an honor to have him down he flew in last night right through the storm so we are grateful that his flight made here safely and that we are able to have this event today, judge sutton is a judge on the u.s. court of appeals for the fifth circuit where he served since 2003 was dominated by george w. bush in a former solicitor gene

on c-span two, book tv has books on the judicial system and the constitution from authors jeffrey sutton and douglas ginsburg. that starts at 8:00 p.m. and on c-span3, american history tea with boston red sox historian leading a discussion on the team homefront and battlefield contributions during world war ii. the senate returns wednesday at 3:00 p.m. eastern to consider moving forward with overwriting president's veto of the 2021 defense authorization bill. a 5:00 p.m., there will be a live quorum that requires the presence of each senator on the floor followed by a vote to begin debate on the veto override. you can follow the senate live on c-span two. on tuesday, january 5, the winners of the georgia runoff will be decided. david perdue and kelly leffler are defending their seats and the gop control of the chamber. mo

jeffrey sutton and douglas ginsburg. that starts at 8:00 p.m. and on c-span3, american history tea with boston red sox historian leading a discussion on the team homefront and battlefield contributions during world war ii. the senate returns wednesday at 3:00 p.m. eastern to consider moving forward with overwriting president's veto of the 2021 defense authorization bill. a 5:00 p.m., there will be a live quorum that requires the presence of each senator on the floor followed by a vote to begin debate on the veto override. you can follow the senate live on c-span two. on tuesday, january 5, the winners of the georgia runoff will be decided. david perdue and kelly leffler are defending their seats and the gop control of the chamber. democratic challenger are jon ossoff and rafael warnock. hear from the candidates in these final races in campaign 2020. live coverage on c-span, c-span.org, and the free c-span radio app. ♪ [flute playing] >> inside the once majestic country of cambodia, after a decade of war, history witnessed the collapse of a horri

jeffrey sutton has the book, essential scalia. and then to the new york times on finish the fight. later douglas ginsburg and voices of our public. join book tv on c-span every weekend. on c-span2. >> you're watching book tv on c-span2. every weekend with the latest nonfiction books and authors. book tv on c-span2, today it's brought to you by these television companies to provide to these viewers as a public service. service. >> yesterday the house was i believe a to override president trump's veto of a 740 billion dollars defense authorization bill by meeting the necessary two-thirds threshold with 109 republicans voting in favor. now, the senate will take similar action as early as today requiring the same two-thirds majority. if successful this would be the first congressional override of the trump presidency and passed by the house to increase direct payments for covid-19 relief from 600 to $2,000 abouter individual. follow the senate live when they return at noon eastern on c-span2. c-span2. >> on tuesday, january 5th, the balance of power in the senate will be decided by the

we have here today judge jeffrey sutton. it's an honor to have him down. he flew in last night right through the storm, and so we are grateful that his flight made here safely and that we are able to have this event today. judge sutton is a judge in u.s. court of appeals for the sixth circuit where he has served since 2003. he was nominated by george w. bush. he is a former a former solicitor general of ohio has been in private practice, has clicked for several judges including justice scalia, the subject of his new book. the occasion for today's event is the essential scalia. that is of the new book that judge sutton edited with another friend of ours who has been here and spoken to this chapter not too long ago about another scalia book. we are all about scalia in this chapter. judge sutton received his ba from williams college and his law degrees from the ohio state university. he has served as chair of the federal judicial conference committee on the rules of practice and procedure. use pointed tip chief justice john roberts. he has taught constitution

. >> to watch the rest of the program, visit our website booktv.org, search for jeffrey sutton, the titlef the book the essential scalia using the search box at the top of the page. here is a look at publishing industry news. washington post reporters bob woodward and robert costa are working together about a book of transition from trump to biden administration. the book currently untitled will be published by simon, in other news author john died of age of 89, former british intelligence officer, he wrote over two dozen thrillers including the spy who came from the cold and the constant gardener. and center for analysis of personality and political behavior has also died, his books examine the school under pinnings of world leaders including saddam hussein, bill clinton and president trump. he died at the i believe of 86. also in the news npd book reports that 2020 was a good year for nonfiction book sales which rose over 3% from the year prior. npd book analyst offered thoughts on the year, quote, political memoirs to political commentary and opinion, u.s. readers were reading books at

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c-span2, tonight as her 2020 year end review we focus on books about the court in the constitution, jeffrey sutton discusses his book the essential scalia and contributors to the new york times on finish the fight. later douglas ginsburg in his book voices of our republic, enjoy book tv this weekend on c-span2. >> hello and welcome to the montgomery federal society, thank you all for being here, we are the top floor of a tall building on a windy day after tropical storm, what could go wrong, thank you all for coming we have a lot of people here