north carolina is john malcolm. he's the director of the me center for legal and judicial studies at the heritage foundation, which is a conservative think tank now they've been 9 days since 18. 69, in your opinion, is the number of justice is sufficient to would you advocate for expanding the number or reducing it? now i think it is certainly sufficient. it has been at 9869, actually, with the exception of 5 years after the civil war. its been at 9 since 1837. shortly before he passed away justice ruth bader ginsburg said that 9 as a is a perfectly fine number. justice stephen briar said the same thing recently, there is no call to increase. the number of justice is on the supreme court. in fact, the supreme court these days showing only about 70 cases a year, which is less than half the cases that they used to hear per decade to. it's certainly not justified on the basis of any workload. you know this, this whole push to try to pack the court just because people on the left are very upset. the donald trump got to

john mcquarter, followed by "after words" with democratic senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts who talks about the influences in her life and reflect on her political career, and tomorrow, best selling author malcolm gladwell examines the precision bombing during world war ii. find schedule information online at booktv.org. now we kick off the weekend with peter hotez. she shares his thoughts on how -- he shares his thoughts on how future pandemics can be prevented. >> my name is becky seabrook, and i want to wish you all a very warm welcome from houston, texas, the health i museum. i am the

mark a significant shift from the late president john michael fully he openly discourage the use of face masks and vaccines as a western conspiracy malcolm was following that story from neighboring kenya. the rules that a statement from the ministry of health say that they are intended to prevent the importation of new variants and new strains so they apply to incoming travelers tanzania foreigners corinth even with a requirement to provide a negative test we're not yet seeing rules regarding or to prevent transmission domestically but this is indeed a significant change to what we saw on the pre the president john magaw fairly this time a year ago he was saying that tanzania had defeated with prayer at that time we were seeing league videos of secret burials happening at night with people wearing protective suits burying dead bodies that no data was published since about a year ago magnifier really will so advocated musing herbal concoctions and steam inhalation now since he died 2 months ago we do seem to be seeing a slow but steady change in direction from tanzania's new leader president samir salut who has. brazil's facing a new chal

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john glenn. graham. the beatles. pope paul. the wall. johnson. warhol. streisand. dope. black power, goldwater. woodstock. the pill. james bond. tiny tim. "hair." bobby. wallace. golda meier. psychedelic. wyeth. joe namath. malcolmarmstrong. nixon. indira gandhi. demonstrations. l.e.m. but no name, no single word repeated itself as often on the pages of the 1960s and with so much controversy as the name "vietnam." >>> it was a strange mixture of peace and war. a battlefield nowhere and a battlefield everywhere. life during the day, death at night. an ally at one moment, an enemy the next. a lush jungle mixed with the rust of barbed wire. it was all of this. those who wanted to find the war might have had to hunt for it. those who didn't want to find the war often became the hunted. and around the world, and particularly the united states of america, there was another battle. a battle of words, of politics and debate. the question was who was the hunter in vietnam and who was the hunted. who would define aggressor and defender. and there was the larger search for a definition of the word was a large search for the definition of the word peace. did peace only mean the absence of war or the absence of war and fear

john mcquarter, followed by "after words" with democratic senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts who talks about the influences in her life and reflect on her political career, and tomorrow, best selling author malcolm gladwell examines the precision bombing during world war ii. find schedule information online at booktv.org. now we kick off the weekend with peter hotez. she shares his thoughts on how -- he shares his thoughts on how future pandemics can be prevented. >> my name is becky seabrook, and i want to wish you all a very warm welcome from houston, texas, the health i museum. i am the senior director of engagement here, and i'm very excited for our program this morning, preventing the next pandemic: a conversation with helen branswell and dr. peter hotez. helen branswell is a senior writer at the stat news organization. she's coming to us this morning out of boston, massachusetts. infectious disease and global health senior writer there. she joined stat in 2015 when it was founded and was introduced to epidemic reporting during the toronto sars outbreak in 2003. in the years since, she's written about so many different outbreaks including bird flu, the h1n1 flu pandemic, ebola, zika, measle

john glenn, beetles, peace corps, clay, clambered, pope paul, the wall, johnson, warhol, streisand, hippie, dion, woodstock, the pale, tiny tim, james bond, brant, bobby, wallace, the supremes, psychedelic, duke, why it, malcolm x, armstrong, nixon, demonstrations, but no name, no single word repeated itself as often on the pages and with so much controversy as the name, vietnam. it was a strange mixture of peace and war, a battlefield nowhere, and the battlefield everywhere. lived during the day. that's at night. an ally at one moment. an enemy the next. a lush jungle mixed with a brushed barb wire. it was all of this. those who wanted to find the war might have had to hunt for. it those who didn't want to find the war often become the hunted. around the world and particularly the united states of america, there was another battle, a battle of words. politics, and debate. the question was who was the hunter in vietnam, and who was the hunted. who would define aggressor and defender? there was a large search for the definition of the word peace. the peace only mean the absence of war or the absence of war and fear and oppression. this film is the story of the 1960s into parts. the story of both conflicts. war