tonight justice ruth bader ginsberg and justice sonia sotomayor taped at the new york city bar association. >> i thought of myself in those days as a teacher. my parents thought teaching would be a good occupation for me because women were welcomed there and they weren't welcomed as doctors, lawyers, engineers. i realize that i was facing an audience that didn't know what i was talking about. they understood race discrimination, that was odious, but most men at that time thought that, yes, the law was riddled with gender-based distinctions, but they all operated benignly in women's favor. like a woman didn't have to serve on a jury if she didn't want to, so that was a benefit. >> the eavesdropping reflected curiosity, and i think that that's what drove me as a lawyer. i mean, i always tell people and it's not a perfect analogy but being a lawyer is like being a voyeur in other people's lives. you participate a little more than voyeurs do, thankfully, but in every case you get to learn how people or an industry or a government entity interacts in the world, what they do and what's important

ramos: sonia sotomayor baila mucho mejor que yo.sica tango] seÑor scaramucci, gracias por acompaÑarnos. tengo entendido que usted habla espaÑol, ¿cierto? scaramucci: mÁs que hablarlo, lo "parlo". muÑoz: su salida de la casa blanca fue completamente inesperada. ¿te me gustar que esto le vuelva a pasar? [grillos] seÑor scaramucci. [acento italiano] hemos creado una pasta que es una verdadera innovaciÓn. es la pasta scaramucci con su especÍfica duraciÓn. para "mangar" todo el plato hay que apurarse, parece, si pasan diez minutos, el plato tuyo desaparece. scaramucci, scaramucci, ya lo sabe el mundo entero, no es el Último que rÍe ni el que se nos va primero. scaramucci, scaramucci, es muy serio y es atroz, en el mundo laboral, la liquidaciÓn precoz. ramos: el debut y despedida de anthony scaramucci en la visiÓn de cÉsar muÑoz. con esto nos vamos. recuerde que puede ver nuestras entrevistas y videos en univisionnoticias.com. y hasta la prÓxima semana, cuando juntos vayamos "al punto". gracias. karim: señor, ya están listas todas las señ

tonight, justice ruth bader ginsburg and justice sonia sotomayor.ork city bar association. justice ginsburg: i thought of myself in those days as a teacher. my parents thought that teaching would be a good occupation for me, because women were welcomed there, and they were not welcomed as doctors, engineers, lawyers.

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there this semester that they are going to need 100 police officers to check all the bags whereas sonia sotomayor might need five. that's a form of a tax too. just make a record of it. it's really good to ask the university for examples of what they've charged prior student groups. keep a record of that. and create a track record. as to the slow walking, it's the same thing. you have to create a record. you have to consider this the long game for your club. you may not be able to prove your case this time or even the next time but if you create a good record of all of those incidents and having good relationships with your friends who don't share your views. so maybe your roommate or somebody on your lacrosse team, they are on a group but their application got approved in three days. and yours never got approved. keep a record of that. and make a record of that and that there help. i think there are a lot of free lawyers out there who will give advice throughout the country. you just need to find somebody. if you are having trouble to find somebody, yaf might be able to help, i might help. >> i g

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when president obama nominated sonia sotomayor and elena kagan, i made sure they got an up or down vote, not a filibuster. no filibuster. no filibuster. we thought it was the right thing do. it is not because we harbored allusions that we usually agree with these nominees of democratic presidents. certainly not. listen to this, madam president =. we even protested when majority lead read file closure on the kagan nomination. it was not necessary. jeff sessions, the current attorney generalwas the ranking member of the diciary coittee the time. jeff sessions talking harry reid out of filing closure because it wasn't necessy. we did not even want the pretense of e possibility of a filibuster on the table. is quite a different story from what we are seeing today. this is where our democratic colleagues have taken us. will a partisan minority of the senate prevent the senate's bipaisan majority from confming him? will they subject this qualified nominee to the first partisan the luster in american history? america will be watching. story will be watching. the future of the senate will hang

my beloved world, sonia sotomayor book. i'm ready to read that. i care a lot about the supreme court and then also i just picked up hunger by roxanne -- that is my short list. for summer reading. it is a real mix of things but i am looking forward to devouring those and maybe going back invading part of it again. >> booktv wants know your reading. send us your summer reading list via twitter at booktv or instagrammed at book understory tv.or posted to our facebook facebook.com/booktv booktv on c-span2, television for serious readers. >> chief david brown, what was the day like july 7, 2016, how did it start? >> started as a normal day in the chaotic world where you had scheduled protesters who had planned as part of a national protest day for a very large static protest event whether it would be at a park in the downtown. it is not unusual today. we had planned for it to be something that we would manage peacefully.

tonight justice ruth bader ginsberg and justice sonia sotomayor taped at the new york city bar association. >> i thought of myself in those days as a teacher. my parents thought teaching would be a good occupation for me because women were welcomed there and they weren't welcomed as doctors, lawyers, engineers. i realize that i was facing an audience that didn't know what i was talking about. they understood race discrimination, that was odious, but most men at that time

there this semester that they are going to need 100 police officers to check all the bags whereas sonia sotomayor might need five. so ask the university what they charged prior groups. keep a record of that. and create a track record. make sure there are institutional knowledge and as to the slow walking, you have to create a record. you have to consider this to be the long game for your club. you may not be able to prove your case this time or even the next time but if you create a good record of all of those incidents and having good relationships with your friends who don't share your views. so maybe your roommate or somebody on your lacrosse team, they are on a group but their application got approved in three days. and yours never got approved. keep a record of that. and make a record of that and that there help. i think there are a lot of free lawyers out there who will give advice throughout the country. you just need to find somebody. if you are having trouble to find somebody, yaf might be able to help, i might help. >> i go to sacred heart university. where do you think of the whole men