textually, in terms of the design, it also shows some variation from the predominant pattern in the neighborhood and that there is not a lot of articulation to it. there is some articulation to the facing, however there is not a lot of detail. is it also taken to the point where it fails to satisfy? no, not quite, either, so it's sort of in between those processes. i understand where on the one hand the project sponsor needs to do certain things for his business and i understand where the neighbors feel that there is an interest on their part to have something that perhaps is a little bit more reflective of the type of buildings that were there. however, the issue is whether a newer building can fit in ai monk older buildings. this one does and it does not so it's sort of in the catch-22. the question for me is whether there was significant error on the part of whether the departmental or whether it's an individual basis, to say is it or is the entitlements not deserved? and i can't quite go that far. >> i'm going to point out what we have before us is an appeal of permits. we're not dealing wit

>> i said, if you're going to be serious about textualism, if the statute does not make ang an exception, it does not make an exception. and those states that hadn't made an exception amended their statutes. that's what happened. >> take a short break. when we come back, i want to ask you why you think burning the american flag should be allowed, even though personally you'd throw them all in jail. [ female announcer ] the best things in life are the real things. nature valley trail mix bars are made with real ingredients you can see. like whole roasted nuts, chewy granola, and real fruit. nature valley trail mix bars. 100% natural. 100% delicious. >>> welcome back. my guest justice antonin scalia and bryan garner, co-authors of their book. why do you believe that people who burn the flag in america should be allowed to do so, yet you personally, if you had the chance, would send them all to jail? >> if i were king, i would not allow people to go about burning the american flag. however, we have a first amendment which says that the right of free speech shall not be abridged, and it is a

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b, i thought that the audience would have a better viewing experience if it were con textualized.hrowing a democratically elected leader and installing a shah who was pro-western, which we liked, but we also overlooked some of his negative attributes like political oppression, which was an interesting parallel to mubarak. so there were some thematic parallels, i just didn't anticipate how it would feel like history was literally repeeting itself. >> we could go on about the movie because it looks like there's archival footage. i can't stress enough how great the movie is. but there's other things to talk about, if you don't mind. >> please. >> we're going to take a break. it was described as ferociously entertaining. doesn't that sort of nail it for you? tony mendez says you got it right. >> that is the ultimate praise from tony. i do think it's entertaining and i hope folks see it. >> i'm going to do my part. >> you are. >> i'm going to do my part. ben is going to stick with us. >> i'm telling you, isn't she great? >> give me a b, give me an e, give me an n. we're going to take a

open season on rediscovering or creating a dude.turn, rediscovering the old understanding or the textual basis for the fourth amendment, they sure are free from unreasonable searches and seizures in your person's papers and effects. in a digital age, can be comprehended a different way. but since we don't want the government to say that everything -- every little wife i think emanating from my iphone right now or even though i've tried to protect them physically with legal understandings of how i order my business, i think the only way to increasingly that the court is going to be able to process the first of cases is by following mutagenesis glues property rights view. i mean, that's useful in certain cases, but very few. what if instead of attaching a gps to have a drone following along, antoine jones the whole time. no property, no seizure there in that case i suppose. nor, justice alito trying to fit that case into the regional expectation of privacy box. in the justice sÃo tomÉ yours concurrence in saying how we really need to re-examine what searches are seizures affect the modern

we are going to take that data analysis and add to it some come textual analysis from some very seasoned observers, william galston of the government share of studies here at the brookings institution, seasoned observer of american politics and culture and also a thoughtful scholar on issues of religion and culture and politics and hisham melhem, the washington bureau chief for al arabiya, a seasoned observer of arab politics. with these two gentlemen as our assistance today, we will be able to take a broad look at how the arab world is looking at the united states and the u.s. public is looking at the arab world as the arab awakening continues to create a very uncertain and very fast changing environment. so, i am grateful to all of you for coming and look forward to our discussion and at this point i would like to invite shibley telhami to the podium to present the poll. >> thanks a lot, tammie. it's always great to be here. i'm going to just present not the whole thing but some of the findings so we can get on with the conversation i will present a highlight. i just want to give you a