. >> that supreme court justice sonia sotomayor talks about the court, justice scalia and gender bias. she also addresses a question about the presidential election results. this is one hour 10 minutes. [applause] >> well, a lovely way to spend a tuesday night. thank you for joining us. well, thank you much for being here. it's an honor to have you. i'm diana ingraham, executive director at hill said of the old naval hospital. we have lots of things going on in this building and i'm very curious, how many folks have never been in the building before? well. [laughter] check out all the materials on your seats. this is a special year for hill center. i think everyone got one of our preservation fund brochures. we are celebrating the fifth anniversary of hill centers opening of the 150th anniversary of the first naval hospital, the old naval hospital in washington. it takes a lot of time, energy and funding to keep this beautiful 150 year old building in its listing state. please join our 150th anniversary circle so that we can have these people programs for your great grandchildren, gre

i'm a big fan of sonia sotomayor. she is a type one diabetic like myself. she had me at hello.ioned an artist. she did the majority of them. she does great work. emma: they are stunning. thank you so much. since we are on the subject of drinking, we took a trip to bollinger vineyards to see how they make their vintage champagnes. >> in the heart of france's wine country, there is a very special champagne made in the bollinger vineyards. vines"ns "old french fin because it is made from rare vines. a disease-1800's, ravaged almost 40% of france's vineyards. this small plot of bollinger never caught the disease. >> i do not know until when either. maybe in europe, we will have normal. >> about 40 workers specially trained to handle the delicate, extra ripe grapes, harvest the whole plot in just two hours. the grapes are immediately pressed on the bollinger property. it is then taken from barrel to bottle. >> you put the bottle in our cellar and when the wine is ready, we sell it. we sell 1000, 2000, or 5000 bottles a year. >> a bottle sells for about 800 euros for the latest relea

it's what chief justice -- supreme court justice sonia sotomayor said about going to -- when she would go to the island of puerto rico, she would see people like her. she would see the lawyers, the doctors that she wouldn't see in the bronx. >> exactly. >> so how important is that -- to have those mentors, to see people like you? >> well, i was fortunate enough to spend my life going to venezuela very often, so i did get to see this incredible culture, professionals. my cousins were taking incredible classes and doing so well in the universities, and the art of venezuela i owe so much to seeing what latinos accan hieve in the arts. so for me, that was really instrumental in pushing me forward. >> and it's a beautiful country. >> it is. >> and so how do we get people to understand that we have to invest in these kids now for the future of california? 15 seconds. >> sure. i think economics. giving a child an opportunity will not only change that child's future, it will change that family's economic forecast, period, and by extension, that community's forecast. so by extension, some of th

sonia sotomayor associate justice of the supreme court of united states, it's a very simple format. bill and her honor will be in conversation for half an hour and we will open it up to q&a. we are taping this for our youtube channel so charlotte will be passing around the microphone. please try and be very crisp and quick in questions for the justice. she has requested that we not photograph or videotape the conversation, so let's respect her wishes on that front and let me turn it over to bill. >> we are ready to go. thank you diana and justice it's such fun in such an odd in such a not too happy you with us tonight. we have had these programs bishops and nuns and u.s. senators and members of the president's cabinet, never a justice of the supreme court. [applause] >> thank you. it's nice to occasionally being a first. >> you have made a life of it. as a reporter of the members of the white house press corps i was there in the east room of the white house when president obama announced your white house house -- your -- and it's so exciting to see you settle into the cord and exert

after that, supreme court justice sonia sotomayor talks about the late justice antonin scalia and lifen the court. and then kevin brady discusses trade policy and economic growth. [applause] >> now, president obama takes part in a town hall meeting in lima, peru, where he is attending the economic cooperation meetings. this is about one hour hand 15 minutes. [applause] >> we should not waste our time. i admire.one and follow his example of service to others. mr. president, thank you for being a dreamer that believes in a young people and provides big opportunities like the american initiative. for younger leaders. [applause] >> so -- [applause] welcoming to the united states the mr. president. ] aughter and applause president obama: thank you. hola, peru! muchas gracias. thank you so much. thank you. everybody, please have a seat. thank you, cynthia feher kind -- cynthia are your kind words and your great work here in peru and bringing people together across generations to meet challenges. please give cynthia a round of applause. [applause] president obama: it is wonderful to be here a

and that was not true by the time sonia sotomayor and i came around. all the judges wanted you to be there clerk and i never faced that kind of discrimination. i didn't because of the incredible work and efforts that people like justice ginsburg and justice o'connor made. judge williams: that applied to me too. i am not in their group. [laughter] justice kagan: i did not mean to. judge williams: i know that. [laughter] judge williams: you mentioned opportunities and one of the things because a lot of these students do want to go into public interest. a lot of them are thinking is to go after they graduate from law school. you clerked on the d.c. circuit and you clerked for justice thurgood marshall. when you talk about the importance of clerkships and what it meant to you to clerk for those two extraordinary justices? justice kagan: i was extraordinary lucky. clerking in general is a great thing to do. not everybody but for many people. it gives you a sense of how the law works, a different sort of sense than you have from law extraordinary lucky. scho

. >> that supreme court justice sonia sotomayor talks about the court, justice scalia and gender bias. she also addresses a question about the presidential election results. this is one hour 10 minutes. [applause]

. >> it is such an honor to welcome to hill center, sonia sotomayor. supreme justice of the united states. it's a simple format. bill and her honor will be in conversation for about a half hour. then we'll open it up to q & a. we are taping this for our youtube channel. so charlotte will be passing around a microphone, please wait for the microphone, and please try and be very efficient and crisp and quick in questions for the justice. she has requested that we not photograph or videotape the conversation. so let's respect her wishes on that front. and let me turn it over to bill. >> we're ready to go. thank you, thank you diana. and justice such fun and such an honor to have you with us tonight. we have had at these programs, a bishops, and nuns. and u.s. senators and members of the president's cabinet never a justice of the supreme court. so it's nice. [ applause ] >> thank you. it's nice occasionally being a first. >> yes, made a life of it. as i reporter and member of the with us press corps. i was there when president obama announced your appointm

anthony, to harriet bman to eleanor roosevelt to sewn -- sonia sotomayor.ueled by the energy and the hopes and dreams of a majority of americans. hillary clinton will shatter the highest, hardest glass ceiling as the next president of the united states. [cheers and applause] i guess what i'm saying is this, i believe that she will win. what do you say, new york? [cheers and applause] are you ready to do this one with me? let's go! believe thate -- i she -- i believe that she will win! i believe that she will win! i believe that she will win! i believe that she will win! i believe that she will win! i believe that she will win! i believe that she will win! go, hillary, on to victory! thank you. god bless you. god bless new york. and god bless these great united states of america. thank you. [applause] >> senator, chuck schumer of new york first elected to the senate in 1998 and poised to become the democratic leader with the requirement of harry reid in the united states. he's hoping that will be a majority leader's role if the majority changes hands. and as

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of justice thomas's colleagues sonia sotomayor talked about gender bias in the presidential election. [applause] justice sotomayor your: a lovely aa lovely way to spend >> i and the executive director of the old naval hospital. how many folks have ever been in the building before? welcome. material onl the your seats. this is a special year. everyone got one of our preservation fund brochures. we're celebrating the fifth anniversary of the opening and the 150th anniversary of the first naval hospital, now the old naval hospital in washington. energy, a lot of time, and funding to keep this beautiful building. in a pristine state. please join our anniversary circle so we can have these beautiful programs for your great-grandchildren, great grand nieces, and new baby. tonight, please join me in thanking the capitol hill community foundation for supporting free programming at hill center. big round of applause. [applause] please take a moment to turn off your mobile devices. an award-winning journalist, author, provocative tour, broadcaster. and he has created this special hill." "pocket