and her husband, taught at harting middle school which was mary beth tinker's case. heard from mary beth tinker the day the case was decided, her teacher didn't incooperate it into the learning facility. what is the tenner case like for you and your students in the school district now? >> i think if i was to sum it up, i would say teachers really think about the tinker case from a very personal level. either they really talk about it because it has such a powerful impact on to local history and they can talk about it as being proud of that event happening in iowa. but, they also most of them have had an opportunity to meet mary beth or john, or something else involved in the case and i think that that really makes it so much more personal. mary beth can share the context of growing up in iowa, the context in what her family went through, just the context of the time period, not really make it such a personal case for teachers to hack it tout and cover. >> in this more tomb period where students seem to be getting more active as speakers, what are you finding in discu

our guests to discuss this case are mary beth tinker, one of the students. she was 13 at the time. after two decade as a pediatric nurse, she started working as a free speech advocate, touring nationally as a speaker at schools. and an independent federal appellate litigator with experience at the supreme court, including work on more than 100 cases. he clerked for clarence thomas. watch landmark cases monday on c-span. join the conversation. g is landmarkta cases. we have background on each case, , a link to thek national constitution center's interactive constitution, and the landmark cases podcast at c-span.org/landmarkcases. >> the national cannabis festival hosted a policy summit. a portion of the event is just under two hours. >> hi everyone. on amplifyingnel equity in the cannabis industry. we have three guests with us today one going to introduce quickly. a managing director of ventures, the ceo of entech activision, and the general manager of marley natural. she was named one of the most powerful women in

susan: we have some video of a mary beth tinker mural. hat is at my old junior high school. they have an arts scene there. it's been great to be involved with them. susan: did you ever expect an apology from the school board? mary beth: no. but the roosevelt students all voted to have our lawyer in the graduation speaker, and he was. susan: how does this all feel to you, seeing your picture on a wall at the school you attended? mary beth: the whole story has been crazy, quite a journey, and very unexpected. as i tell students, this really is how most history is made, by the small things that we do in life. and you have to take your experiences and find what you can do with them to make a better world. i have found that i can share this story with students and help encourage them to speak up for the things that affect their lives. susan: we have about eight minutes left. there has been referenced by both of you to later first amendment conditions that have affected schools. i'm going to put them on the screen and have you tell us a little m

so i am going to figuratively and literally turn this over to you, mary beth tinker. mary: thank you. so good to be here at the newseum with all of you. and to all of you listening online, as well. what a time it is for the first amendment. for free speech. and for students. it's mighty times, as a student told me recently. do you agree? do you think so? [applause] come on, let's hear it. let's hear it for the mighty times. just like the times i grew up, mighty times are here again. so much going on. so many people speaking and up standing up and using the first amendment to do that. is the first amendment for kids? yes. yes, it is for kids. there are limitations to it, as lana said, but there are limitations for adults as well. i just hit this? okay. thank you. okay, so i was growing up in iowa and i didn't know about the first amendment. i didn't know about the first amendment rights that i had. i just liked to go to slumber parties and celebrate birthdays. that's me on the right and my little sister hope. we were living pretty ordinary times in those mighty times. a

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our guests are mary beth tinker, one of the students who challenged the school district when she was 13, she began working as a free speech advocate for students. independent appellate litigator with experience at the supreme court, including 100 cases. he clerked for clarence thomas in 1996. watch landmark cases monday at 9:00 on c-span. join the conversation. follow us at c-span. we have background on each case. we have a companion book and a list of the national constitution center. >> washington journal continues. host: tim graham is with us. he is with the media research center. he is the editor for news busters. we are talking about the media coverage of media -- president trump and vice versa. we brought up the segment out of sean hannity's role in the administration. role in theing administration. view thehow do you coverage of president trump looking at the last year and a half versus the media coverage of the eight years of the obama administration. once different? >> let's start with tony. that: we have measured trumps coverage on the network evening news has been 90% nega

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