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you turned 2 years old and he will not be going to stanford law.urderer's row of guests at 7:00. so tune in. >> greg: all right. let's go harold. >> harold: happy birthday to jesse jr. chester brook academy preschoolers in maryland celebrated reading 300 books by sliming their principal. principal kimberly holmes said it was worth it to motivate the kids. this is not the first time she subjected herself to something like this. she had a challenged last year and they were able to make her into a human ice cream sundae. any way to motivate kids i love. great sense of humor. we need more people like that. >> jesse: sends the wrong message. disrespectful. >> greg: harold ford jr. is back. mollie hemingway. kat timpf. let's do this. greg's sports corner? i bet you guys didn't know this but one of the most underrated putters in the golfing world happened to be beatles. this guy landed a shot on the green and waited while the beetle helped him get the ball closer to the ball -- look at that i'm not kidding. do you know what he is doing? i can keep watchin

federal judges pushing back on woke intolerance and say they want higher clerks coming out of stanford lawh law students and a diversity dean protested a speech by a conservative judge that they had invited to the campus. one of the federal judges, of the fifth circuit court of appeals saying "we will not hire any student who chooses to attend stanford law school in the future, what some law schools tolerate and encouraged today is not intellectual expiration of an intellectual terrorism. they don't try to engage and learn from one another. they engage in disruption, intimidation, public shaming and we are not teaching the basic terms of our democracy. kayleigh, gerard baker rode an excellent op-ed and said we thought "they will grow out of it, they are students. the reality is they have infiltrated the workplace. he says it goes through without publicity. except for little blips. google declined a contract with the pentagon because employees protested. you get deans like that, decisions like that. someone is pushing back. >> kayleigh: we have seen the executive branch being contorted in t

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stanford. this applies to future students not currently enrolled law students.e a good back, insanity of kavanaugh's confirmation and i was hoping that was the low moment and things have only gotten worse. when i first heard the judges were starting to do this, i -- the voice inside of me said, i wished they just do it and not talk about it because it'll, you know, this will become a thing, they'll be litigation and lawsuits but i think they actually have to say it because there has to be an open and notorious response to this to say that it's unacceptable. i don't know what we are raising on these campuses but they are not lawyers, they are not going to be able to function in the world of the law where you actually have to have disputes where there's two sides to every story and they get worked out. that's like what we have lawyers for. so i think these judges are absolutely right. if your mindset is to cancel rather than confront, then you don't belong in the law. there's probably other places you go but that's not where you belong. alicia: this definitely is

matthew seligman, matthew seligman and nonresident fellow at the constitutional law fellow at stanford law school. focusing on election law, constitutional law, a federal court contracts and private law theory. he clerked for judge douglas ginsburg. we welcome our witnesses today. we thank them for appearing. we will begin with wearing you win. would you please rise and raise your right hand. do you swear and affirm under penalty of perjury that the testimony you're about to give is true and correct your best knowledge, belief, so help you god? will the record show the east of the witnesses answered in the affirmative. please know that your worker testimony will be entered into the record in your entirety. we will ask you to summarize your testimony to five minutes. we will give a few more minutes to schmidt and lynn, the custom of this committee. we will start with senator schmitt. you know how it works with the lights, senator. like we said we will give you a little extra time there. we appreciate your service to our country and your state. we appreciate you being here today. you are now

. >> ashley: president of stanford law school promising to safeguard free speech after a conservativeampus. email to students he writes: we must continue building, understanding an active dialogue about both the opportunities and expectations of being members of this community, including shared commitments to both free expression and to dignity and integrity in our interactions. other conservative federal judges vowed to never hire stanford law students as clerks in response to the protest. and those are your headlines, steve, back to you. >> steve: that will teach them. all right. thank you very much, ashley. >> ashley: you are welcome. >> steve: a fox news alert. tmainstream media cheering on te arrest of president trump yesterday. >> this is a guy who has acted lawlessly his whole life. >> are you guys sick of talking about this already? >> no. this is unprecedented. >> this is the super bowl. >> steve: that was before. they were singing a different tune later. joe concha on that coming up next. ♪ only pay for what you need. with the money we saved, we tried electric unicycles. i t

you look at what happened with the stanford law students.ppened with this indictment, the russia hoax, even the things with what happened after president trump lost the election and -- and he protested the election and we had a riot at the capitol. norms are being broken down on each side more so, i think you see in some of these -- some of these da's particularly right now but the two values have to be established if we are going to secure democracy and that's going to take leadership, leadership that really sees the values and brings the country around those two values. maria: well, i mean, how do you ensure that the federal agencies are not weponized. you write even back to hillary clinton and the way that she used fusion gps, they manufactured accusations against her political rival donald trump, they peddled them to the fbi and her campaign covered up the expenditure as legal expenses. is that -- is that not the same thing that alvin bragg is saying donald trump did? >> well, it is and it makes a farce out of the whole bragg indictment

>> i am an expert in constitutional law, including the first amendment, yes. interestingly, on the stanford website, it says you are an expert in election law. but you also have broad research interest in constitutional law. it does amend chen first amendment. >> as many legal scholars, do i have a diverse set of interests. >> wouldn't it be squarely in conflict with the first amendment dispense -- just because it conflicts with the official narrative as represented by the district court? >> absolutely. the first amendment protects everyone. >> can you take the last few seconds i got and talk briefly about how the election integrity projects, and the morality projects, have moved to centering hole narratives? >> yes, i see the time is almost up, but there is a concerted effort that we see to sensor narrative level, or this contains hundreds of thousands of social media posts, and that is operated out of stanford university. >> this time is expired. gentleman from texas, mr. -- has five minutes. >> thank you mister chairman. when you came to the capitol today, did you go through security? ye

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stanford. judge james ho and elizabeth branch have already boycotted yale law school hires over what they call speech scandals there. now added stanford to that list. judge ho says what happened at stanford last month is an act of intellectual terrorism. >> gillian: yikes. >> john: this is -- i was about to use words i couldn't use on television, but they stirred up a hornet's nest. >> gillian: oh, yeah, getting ugly. and what's unfortunate, you might not think like i necessarily care about what judges are taking clerks from which top tier law schools but the sad fact is this kind of hurts everybody, right. because you have these students acting out against, you know, premier speakers, including judges, and it politicizes the justice system at the end of the day, it's sad. >> john: how do you presume to understand the law if you don't take into account all perspectives? >> gillian: how did you pass the lsat is what i want to know. you can't even get through that without considering different perspectives. opening up your mind to consider different ways of answering questions. anyway, now here w

. >> and what we are seeing look at stanford law is the realization of this left-wing mantra that speechause of violence. and once that gets accepted as a way of handling your culture than violence is that the only permissible reaction to speech. and again, we used to say sticks and stones may break your bones. but that has been kienan -- is completely inverted in their college campuses. >> trace: you are on college campuses all the time. is to be the home of robust debate. it was the hope of a robust debate. >> and if we are not able to actually have several conversations, speech equal violence, then all bets are off and we have to return to the place of civil discourse and disagreement. >> trace: you brought up the stanford case. the d.e.i. dean at stanford university who literally came out in support of her students against the federal judge who was shut it down. now saying, she did not know her words were going to go national. >> she is fighting for her job. she has been put on leave and the video is out. she really did overstepped her bounds and essentially fostered this environment

. >> stanford law school a loued student protesters who heckle conservative judge on campus finally admitsandle the situation well. students ridiculed the judge during on campus lecture last month. the dean for university equity and inclusion encourage them. my role was to de-escalate and i hope to give the judge space to speak his prepared remarks. the super marrow bro movie smashing $377 million at the global box office. >> becauser is coming. >> i'm not afraid. i will do anything for my brother. >> we are going to save him. >> yeah. >> video game adaptation now holds the title of most successful opening for an animated movie ever. jumping ahead of frozen 2. and it is the most successful film at the box office so far this year. and i believe, brian, people from new york they actually call it mario i actually called it mario. do you say merry-o. >> brian: i probably say merry o-o. good news is people going to the movies again. >> ashley: crazy. that was good for them. >> brian: check in with meteorologist adam klotz fresh off his victory i believe victory in the egg roll. dam dament the e

last month stanford law students heckled a federal judge about his record on trans rights. 's dean scolded the students in a public letter but declined cnn's request for an interview. do you think kids are less able to take -- or listen to opposing views now? >> no. i don't think they're less able to listen to opposing views. i just think they take less crap as they get older and realize that hate speech is hate speech and free speech is free speech. i do believe the two things are very different from each other. >> these speakers are often brought to campus by outside conservative groups such as the intercollegiate studies institute. the university has to figure out how to deal with the backlash. sometimes they post videos in which students are humiliated. >> it's no secret that they keep unfolding, it's a deliberate strategy to try to find a controversial speaker, try to provoke the liberal students into having a reaction and making sure all of that gets filmed in a certain way that makes the students look as bad as possible. >> reporter: cnn was told they have no institut

columbia law school and has lectured on criminal procedure and white collar law at harvard and stanford law school's. and from february. 2021 to february 2022, he worked pro-bono a special assistant district attorney in the office of the new york district attorney cyrus vance, to assist with that office's criminal investigation into the personal and business finances of former president donald trump. this evening will talk about his new book, the people versus donald trump and this riveting work of nonfiction. pomeranz tells the story of his unprecedented investigation, why he believes donald trump should be prosecuted, and what we can learn about the nature of justice in america from extraordinary case. mark will be in conversation session with robert costa. robert is the chief election and campaign correspond for cbs news where he covers national politics and american democracy. so everyone, let us welcome mark pomerantz and robert costa. i know much you all. it's great to be here. thanks very much. to politics and prose for hosting this conversation to. c-span audience and to everyone th

we have to have a rational discussion whether you saw what happened at san francisco state or stanford lawool or in australia or the would be shooter of one of the supreme court justices that turned himself in, turned up at the justice's home, then you start to see there is no discussion because we have some things that we don't want to talk about that are associated with this radical new cause. and it's very intolerant and, yet, what i just said is considered intolerant. so, if you can't discuss something, and explain why this phenomenon is taking off, then what do you do? >> pete: we don't have much time. i think what makes it so different here, victor, is the focus on the youth. this is -- it's not to say stuff like this has not been with us. it has since the beginning of time. but to focus it on youth means there has to be intentionality there, real quick, we have got to go. >> you are absolutely right. because statistics are static across the oldered age levels. it's not a phenomenon people over 40 or 50 or 60 they don't transgender at all than the way they did 50 years ago. that rais

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he'd written a paper when he was at stanford law saying that all of america's modern emerged from theamendment that was passed in. came into force in 1920, allowing women to have the vote. and when he was asked about it, rather than saying, i was young and stupid, at one point he tried to defend the thesis, but we did that and we did that time and time again across the country, we had the guy who in 2020 put together the gigantic display in his front yard in a rural part of northwestern ohio that praised president trump. i don't know if you've ever seen. oh, sure. yeah. the pictures over sort of this guy is like weird because he's got like the all the huge display with flags in trump, you know, styrofoam head, the head of trump and all kinds of weird stuff. i think he had music videos, music videos, and it was just weird, but anyway, trump saw it and heard about it, so he endorses him for congress and and the guy says, well, i'm a combat veteran to boot. and it turned out he was not a combat veteran of afghanistan or iraq. he was a loader on the flight line and cutter for a couple of

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unknown since the indictment won't be unsealed until trump appears in court likely on tuesday stanford criminal law professor robert weinberg joined us on our 3 pm show getting answers to discuss what's likely to come next in the case. he says despite the seriousness of the charges don't expect to see the president. the former president in hancock says part of next week's arraignment an arrest isn't really necessary here. he's not going running away and in fact the peers that he's voluntarily coming up from florida, so we doesn't have to be extra divided and he will simply appear in court. he'll be approached by police officers for the purpose of fingerprinting him booking him and so on and so on just like any other criminal defendant. trump's attorney says he plans to plead not guilty and will aggressively fight the charges new york law enforcement is meeting with the secret service and other federal officials to coordinate trump's surrender, governor. newsome is heading to alabama, arkansas and mississippi in an effort to boost democrats in their states and possibly his own national profile ahead

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live now to stanford california, where i'm joined by nathaniel persily, professor of american election lawel, thank you for joining us. take us through the importance of this decision. it is only one state court's decision but it potentially has national implications. as you said, the north carolina supreme court has basically said that nothing in its constitution prevents the republicans in this case from drawing an electoral district lines to advantage the republicans and disadvantage the democrats. what makes this striking is the same court six months ago basically ruled in the opposite direction, but that's because it had a democratic majority and now it has same republican majority. isn't this something that political parties on both sides in the us, and many parts of the world, been doing for a long time, the world, been doing fora long time, re— the world, been doing for a long time, re— drawing electoral maps to favour their own parties, so what is unusual in this case? in own parties, so what is unusual in this case?— in this case? in this case what's unusual- in this case? in thi

. ♪ ♪ paul: in the wake of last month's protest at stanford university law school over a speech by trump-appointed woke law schools pose to the american constitution constitutional system. ilya shapiro is senior fellow and director of constitutional studieses at the manhattan institute, and he joins me now. ilya, great to see you again. so your argument is that diversity, equity and exclusion, so-called dei, focus may be no great harm in the english department, but when it starts being taught in the law schools, it has -- it can pose a real threat to our constitutional order. explain that. >> good to be with you again, paul. and you had a little freudian slip there, you said diversity, equity and exclusion -- [laughter] the really is what that's all about, perverting those little phrases to mean the opposite of what hay do and perverting our legal education where it's most dangerous. after all,, places like stanford, yale and georgetown, these are the future leaders, the gatekeepers of our rule of law. paul: so they're going the to be, especially from the elite law schools, be in these very promin

their law school and you go to law school in california, you know what fellow law school students are like. >> well, stanfordom all over the country and several dozen conservative students from louisiana, mississippi and texas and we wanted to hear from him, chance to hear what is happening in court down there. >> steve: you had the students, they heckled him the entire time and the dean comes in and she adds her commentary, as well. it looked like to people looking in, tim, that conservatives are not welcome there. >> it feels that way and we shouldn't live in the world where federal judges have to step in, great leadership. >> steve: speaking of judge ho, here is statement announcing boycott from hiring kids from stanford. it is not intellectual exploration, but intellectual terrorism, engage in disruption and public shaming, try to terrorize people into submission in deliberate campaign to eradicate certain viewpointses from the public discourse. he makes a great point. do you hear from the conservative point of view when you are taking classes out there? >> almost nothing, we only have one originalist on

unknown since the indictment won't be unsealed until trump appears in court likely on tuesday stanford criminal law professor robert weisberg joined us on our 3 pm show getting answers to discuss the case. he says the large number of counts doesn't necessarily say much about the strength of the learn more doesn't mean very much because strange way criminal law works. if it's all about hush money paid to stormy daniels up there were 30 different checks. each of those could be a separate count. as for whether we might see the former president in handcuffs weisberg says it's not likely he says an arrest isn't necessary since trump is voluntarily showing up to face charges. the first funeral service for one of the victims of the nashville school shooting was held today mourners gathered to remember nine year old evelyn dickhouse this after nashville police released several 911 calls made during the shooting a teaching assistant can be heard trying to comfort the children and keep them quiet as hid in a closet. yes, i hear another shot. yes hearing more songs. okay, we're upstairs. in the quiet students

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he has a jd from stanford university law school. next is jonathan, a correspondent for reuters who has written about foreign policy for more than 30 years, his iraq reporting is a germane to our purposes today. it led to several awards, a 2005 national headliners award. a ward -- an award of distinction. the list goes on. but there is one distinction that he has that none of the other speakers have, woody harrelson portrays him in a movie titled schocken which was released in 2017 and has a star-studded cast and was an interesting viewing. keep that in mind. he studied at george washington university. next is jessica tuchman mathews. she served as carnegie's president for 18 years relative to our purposes today. her career has included both the legislative and congressional branches of government. she has published widely and newspapers and foreign-policy scientific journals and has co-authored an co-editor three books. she has a phd and molecular eye allergy for the california institute of technology and reggie waited from radcliff

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nathaniel persily is a professor of american election law at stanford university. to have a right decision but it potentially has national implications. as you said, in north carolina supreme court has basically said nothing in its constitution prevents the republicans in this case from drawing lines, electoral districts, to advantage the republicans, disadvantage the democrats, what makes this striking is that the same court six months ago basically ruled in the opposite direction, that is because it had a democratic majority and now it is republican. in this case what is unusual is in some ways how politicised the court has become, that we havejudicial elections in north carolina like we do in many other states, and as a result the electoral changes, now essentially the state constitution mean something different and gives unfettered power to the state legislator, now controlled by republicans, to enact legislative districts which could advantage one party and disadvantage the out party. i want to emphasise this decision is not only significant for north carolina

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former san jose mayor sam liccardo is now teaching at stanford university's law school.duate. he was a criminal prosecutor who focused on sexual assault and child exploitation before becoming san jose's mayor. the corridor will lead a class on how cities can save the world two times a week on the campus of stanford about class will deal with issues surrounding affordable housing, climate change and violent crime through urban policy maker lens . he's also looking at a possible run for congress representing the south bank. 5 50 is the time back over the alley. i know you're keeping an eye on a couple of things this morning where you want to start things getting busy. we do have a new crash. if you are driving from the tracy area, livermore valley. this is westbound. 205 at, uh, westbound five eighties , so expect some traffic there. that's usual spot that we do see a lot of congestion in the mornings, but this is also going to become a big problem for folks. in the oakland area. so if you're on south 80 just north of high street, there is a semi truck, actually a double t

in utah and new york last month, and stanford students heckled a law judge, and the dean declined cnn'sor a judge. >> and i think they take less crap as they get older and realize that hate speech is hate speech, and free speech is free speech and the two are very different. >> reporter: and then the university has to deal with the backlash, and then the group will post videos of how they were humiliated. >> it is not a surprise that these things happen, but it is trying to provoke the liberal students to having a reaction and making sure that it is filmed an edited in a way that makes the students look as bad as possible. >> reporter: the isu hospital says it has no intention to bring provocative speechers, but wants to provoke students to have thought into the conversation. >> there has to be a reason to put people in front of them, and in place of value, you get controversy. >> more than 11,000 people signed a petition against speakers invited to pitt and they went forward saying it upholds freedom of speech, and the speech can contradict the values of the university. they invited a

law. she was a graduate student at stanford and was working as a law school librarian when she was killedin the killing of another 21 year old woman in 1974. he was on the run until dna technology led to his arrest in 2018. he will not be eligible for parole until at least 2031. it has been nearly a week since governor newsom announced that he would deploy the chp national guard into san francisco to help dismantle fentanyl trafficking there in the city. but as ktvu henry lee reports, some people tonight are wondering when those additional resources will actually show up. this is what it looks like in san francisco's tenderloin. less than a week after governor newsom said he's bringing in the california national guard to help tackle the fentanyl crisis, no soldiers that we could see but still plenty of homeless and others fighting addiction living in the streets in the shadow of sfpd s tenderloin station. it would be great if it could be cleaned up a little bit more. ashley richmond from st louis is attending the r s a cybersecurity conference and mosconi center in the south of market, sh

former san jose mayor sam liccardo is now teaching at stanford university's law school .uated from harvard law school. he was once a criminal prosecutor who focused on sexual assault and child exploitation before he became mayor of san jose will be teaching a class on how cities can save the world. on the stanford campus. that class will include topics like affordable housing, climate change and violent crime. he's also looking at possibly running for congress to represent the south bank. the past few years, skiers and snowboarders have started wrapping up their winter sports season. but it's a different story. this year spring break, 2023 has extended how long resorts across california plan to stay open. big bear mountain in southern california says it will keep operating at least through the end of this month. several resorts plan to stay open longer, especially in the lake tahoe basin, palisades at tahoe and kirkwood are aiming for skiing through may and june mountain and mammoth mountain ski resorts hope to still have skiing in june. alright our time is 8 58. disney's

the football coach and athletic director at stanford and leslie was a standout stanford student who was headed to penn law school, and she wanted to be president of the united states, and these two women were horribly strangled to death. leslie was actually brutally tortured. we don't know exactly for how long, but the retired coroner to this day says he can still see the images of her brutalized body because it was just so merciless and so, you know, entire palo alto and stanford was terrorized during this period of time and no one was arrested until 2018 when this very you know intrepid investigator reopened the case and matched the stanford lab technician, his dna, to leslie's fingernails, because they had preserved them so well. by the way, i have to say none of this would have happened, his arrest in either case would not have happened and he had also raped a 17-year-old palo alto girl and killed the girl in germany when he was 18 years old, and none of this, he never would have been apprehended had it not been for leslie's sister, diane, who for 50 years dog investigators and as she said today in co

>>> the president of stanford university promising to safeguard free speech after woke law school students heck 'emed a conservative federal judge speaking on campus. >> i am asking for an administrator. >> e-mail to students he writes, we must continue building understanding and active dialogue about both the opportunities and expectations of being members of this community including shared commitments to free expression and to dig integrity in our interactions. previously apologizing to judge kyle duncan after the students protested. other conservative federal judge to never hire stanford students as clerks in response to that protest. >>> and the president of the nation's second largest teachers union, randy wine garten a book bans in their childrens schools so,-called freedom to teach hotline pushback to parents concerns over critical race theory and gender identity. but he is dimensioning those concerns by blaming republicans. say maga lawmakers dividing communities and schemes that drain resources from public education. >>> millions of low income americans may be forced to cut back o

the federal indian boarding schools and how federal law is hindering investigations and innovative approach to the solutions. >>> a study from stanford finds approximately half of children and teens medicated for mental health concerns were seeing the primary care pediatricians. with depression and anxiety on the rise, researchers suggest pediatricians should be encouraged to make sure that they received evidence based psycho therapy. >>> elon musk just created a new art at the official intelligence company. he is calling it x dot ai 4. the company authorized the sale of 100 million shares. twitter changed the company name to x corp. >>> google maps is rolling out new features to help you explore. the company says the updated app will help you find things to do and see, access trail routes and walking and cycling directions. you can download a park without internet access. entrance fees will be waived saturday at more than 4800 national parks across the country. it looks like the weather might be decent if you look at doing a little exploring this weekend. first alert meteorologist darren peck will be joining us. >> it will be fantas

she was a graduate student at stanford and was working as a law school librarian when she was killed in 1973. true was previously sentenced in the killing of another 21 year old woman in 1974. he was on the run until dna technology led to his arrest in 2018. he will not be eligible for parole until at least 2031 homeowner in oakland says he's facing foreclosure due to the city's eviction moratorium. and he's now turning to the public for help. john williams was outside of his west oakland home this morning asking for community sport to help him save the house. he lives in an upstairs unit and then rents out the bottom unit. williams says his tenant owes and more than $56,000 going back three years. he accuses the tenant of fraud for taking advantage of the covid related eviction moratorium rules. williams says he can't afford to pay the mortgage, which is now due on monday, and he also says he has not received any help from the city. just cattle out fraud to continue and that's what happened. we have fraud and abuse happening on this infection moratorium that lasted three years and n