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souter a professor of epidemiology and medicine columbia university welcome to you all i can i start with you professor in new york what do you think needs to be in place before you can begin to think about loosening lockdown restrictions. i believe that there needs to be a decision regarding the loosening of any of these lockdown measures should be anchored in evidence it should be anchored in data that are available for each of the countries and even better for each of the communities that we're talking about for example we know that there need we need to have evidence that there's a decrease a sustained decrease in the numbers of new infections and by sustained i mean not just for one day or 2 days or sorry days preferably we need to see that the sustained decreases for 10 or 14 days at a minimum we need to see also a decrease in the numbers of deaths and that also should be sustained and we also need to make sure that we have the resources to be able to continue to test people to identify cases rapidly and to be able to contain isolate those cases and their contacts so the decisi

putting together what was known for metallica being political, secretly putting together justice souterwho believed in this president comes up with a vote for preserving roe v. wade. and she recognized kennedy, although he had been very close to voting with scalia, fellow roman catholic and similar politics, scalia had been patronizing and condescending them anthen and he was sick of . justice o'connor was very respectful and justice o'connor went over to their side on this and they put together this opinion in a way that they were writing about the president and she let justice kennedy do this kind of great rhetorical stuff about the jurisprudence. the she wasn't going to get kennedy's vote otherwise. it was just preserve roe v. wade. hanging in the balance of the slight dignity. >> not surprised. another question. thank you. >> you mentioned further than passing barry goldwater once said you were best that i've ever met. she was the big power in arizo arizona. they think of goldwater as being the famous line of 64 conventi convention. we think of it as an extreme, but in arizona, gold

and as everybody knows the justice scalia and ginsburg friendship and justice prior and stevens and souterere close, what about robert. >> i don't think there's another justice i would read and to describe as a close pal of his, i think his family with all of them. i think he felt a certain closeness with justice scalia and part of their background were similar even though he was a generation ahead of him. and i think alayna kagan is trying to become more of a partner to work on things together and i have to say his background is similar to brett kavanaugh, they knew each other and they know each other from certain activities predate play poker together at times. there is a bit of a pal ship thereto. >> does he like beer. i cannot resist. [laughter] >> i'm sorry. >> it's been a long day there was a fire alarm. [laughter] >> if you had to pick some adjectives to describe john roberts to somebody that does not watch court or go to oral arguments, how would you describe it. >> determined, focused, smart, strategizing, controlling, and real history bug, devoted to his family, always prepared.

we're going to pick a date we're going to get a date that's good but it's going to be very very soon souter then the end of the month that's on a day that new york city announced its most dramatic rise in the paternity rate so health officials for the 1st time included the deaths of those presumed to have died of the virus even though they had not tested positive this increase the death toll by more than 3700 in a single day driving up the number of people killed in new york city to more than 10000 and increasing the overall u.s. death count by 17 percent to more than 26000 thank you all very much stock figures that not even the president action against the world health organization can distract from mike hanna out of thier washington voting is underway in south korea's parliamentary election as the world's 1st national ballot to be held during the pandemic voters are required to wear masks and gloves plus maintain social distancing the international monetary fund says the pandemic is leading the world towards the worst economic downturn since the great depression of the one $930.00 s. the

before joining, he served as a law clerk to supreme court justice david souter. his book sets standards by which citizens can determine whether the supreme court is abusing authority to interpret the constitution. he also teaches creative writing and is the author of two novels. " in the shadow of the law" and "allegiance. " please join me in a round of applause for professor roosevelt. [applause] >> thank you. thank you all for coming. happy super tuesday. [laughter] as you know, it is super tuesday, the democrats are in the process of choosing their nominee. later on we will have the general election and choose our president. that choice will reflect something about who we are as a nation. that is what i want to talk about tonight. who we are, how we decide who we are and what our sense of ourselves means for our relationship to the constitution and our sense of ourselves as a country. so, who are we? we are americans. this is the most american slide i could find. [laughter] what does it mean to be an american and how we do we decide that? what gives us a sense