and kenneth starr, president of baylor university of. somewhere in your material you have the resin is of these -- resumes of these individuals. it is a privilege for me to be able to introduce them. i could take the entire time that our panel has to tell you about everything that all of these individuals have done. rather than do that, i will tell you a little bit about what we are as a group and what the panel is as a group. we have five law professors, three that have been deans of law schools, four that have been appellate clerks, circuit courts, three that have been supreme court clerks, we have oral arguments in a combined income of u.s. supreme court, 70 oral arguments, amazing and hundreds of arguments before the intermediate courts of appeal throughout the country. we have two solicitor general's. we have two members that have been deputy office of legal counsel for the president. we have one circuit judge. we have independent counsel and we have members of our panel that have worked with presidents starting with president reaga

kathleen sullivan, and kenneth starr, and john you are the panelists. this is a little less than two hours. >> does the president have to obey and follow the law? my panel members -- i will go from my right and your left, i guess. we have kathleen sullivan, david cole, walter dellinger, prof. drawn -- professor john yoo. i will tell you a little bit about who we are as a group and what the panel is as a group. of our group, we have five law professors. we have three that have been deans of law schools. we have four that have been appellate clerks, circuit clerks, three that have been supreme court clerks, oral arguments in front of the u.s. supreme court, 70 oral arguments, amazing, and hundreds of argument before the intermediate courts throughout the country. we have two solicitor general's. we have two members that have been head of the lessee and office of legal counsel for the president. -- head of osc and office of legal counsel for the president. we have members of our panel that have worked with presidents, starting with president reagan through

during prime time, weked executive power with former independent counsel kenneth starr and attorney john yoo, who wrote the memos on torture during the george w. bush administration. at kennecott, "q&a" from london. then, radios garrison keeler talking about humor in public life. one of the military commanders along the afghan/pakistan border today says recent flooding in pakistan has hurt efforts to carry out operations. while briefing pentagon reporters, he said there was no way to completely secure the border. this is 35 minutes. >> this is jim turner in the pentagon briefer. can you hear me? >> i can hear you loud and clear, jim. >> good morning in afghanistan. we would like to welcome you to the pentagon briefing room. colonel viet luong is commander of task force rakkasan and the third brigade combat team, 101st airborne division. the 3800 soldier brigade was loaned to afghanistan earlier this year. in february, the brigade assumed operation responsibilities in khost province and pateka. it relinquished pateka to another division. it has since conducted operations in [unintelligibl

we will look at executive power and its new limits with kenneth starr and attorney john yoo, who wrote the memos on tortured during the george w. bush administ then "q & a from london with the london bureau chief john burns. >> the candidates running for chairman of the republican national committee will take part in a debate next week. michael steele will debate on monday. that will be live at 1:00 p.m. eastern. one of the candidates joined us for an interview. this is a half an hour. >> joining us is gentry collins. he is a candidate for the chair of the republican national committee. here with the questioning is elliott.on., adnd phil why are you running? why do you want to be party chair? >> if we are going to beat barack obama and beat his ideology, we have to put the rnc back on track. republicans had a very good cycle, but it was not driven by the rnc. we sort of got away with that that organization at the republican national committee. there are a variety of other committees that help capture the energy available. that cannot happen in 2012. there are several things only republ

panelists include stanford university law professor kathleen sullivan, former solicitor general kenneth starr and author of the bush administration tore tur members john yu. this is a little less than two hours. >> we'll start with our first panel, executive power, does the president have to obey and follow the law. my panel members, i'll go from my right and your left, i guess, we have kathleen sullivan, chair and partner of quinn emmanuel. next, david cole, professor at georgetown university. walter dellinger, our moderator is seated in the center and he is appellate chair and partner in meltonny and myers. and john yu is at berkeley law and ken starr, president of baylor university. i know that somewhere in your materials you have the resumes of all these individuals. this is truly an all-star panel. it is a true privilege for me to be able to introduce them. but i could take the entire time our panel has to tell you about everything that all of these individuals have done rather than do that, i'll tell you a little bit about what we are as a group and what the panel is as a group. of our