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our guests include thomas goldstein, co-founder of scotusblog. that's coming up on the next landmark cases live tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span 3 and c-span radio. for background whul you watch, order your copy of the book. it's available for $8.95 plus shipping at c-span.org/landmarkcases. >>> tell us about this meeting. what was the motivation for the republicans to meet? what happened? >> well the meeting was this debate last week in.before boulder, colorado, broadcast on tv. it was a total mess. and even before that the debate was one that upset republicans.e they haven't been happy with the way the campaigns have not gone. and. they blame them largely on the rnc. why do they blame the rnc? because the rnc has taken on broader control of negotiating format and content and modera r moderators did in 2012. so to a large degree a lot of . these campaigns have not been effective in negotiate. ing on their behalf. >> if any changes are going to happen, they have to happen fairly soon.in a week from tomorrow is their next debate. the

weighing issues of clear and present danger and freedom of speech, guests include attorney general thomas goldstein, and beverly gauge, professor of history at yale university. that's coming up on the next landmark cases, live tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span3, and c-span radio. for background on each case, while you watch, order your copy of the landmark cases' companion book $8.95 plus shipping, c-span.org/landmark cases. >> tell us about this meeting yesterday. what was the motivation for republicans to meet? what happened? >> sure, the meeting summed up well, which is debate last week in boulder, colorado, broadcast on cnbc a total debacle, total mess. before that the debates were ones that upset republicans. ve have bn /* haven't been happy. not happy with the way the debates have gone and they blame them largely, blame them largely on the rnc. ? why? because in rnc has taken on broader control terms of negotiating format and content in moderators than they did in 2012. so to a large degree, a lot of the campaigns say the rnc has not been effective in negotiating on their behalf.

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this is thomas goldstein. >> this section of the first amendment being absolutist, the first amendmentays congress shall pass no laws abridging the freedom of speech. holmes says is a kind of depends on the context. and that is where this notion of crying fire in a crowded theater comes from. certainly we could prevent someone from being able to do that. then from there, from the idea that context matters, the supreme court goes on to say, here are the circumstances that the government can prevent you from doing something that interferes here with the war mobilization. and that standard varies from the justices over time. shenk is the very first time that they announced the role. but what it doesn't really mean is that there has to be a problem right now. the focus is just danger. and there was a danger, they thought, that it would undermine conscription. tweet, he orther she says i miss the hard edge "washington journal," not that syis we are all humans folk kumbaya crap. caller: good morning. talking about this tolerance issue, particularly about the stare down with the protesters in