Perspectives on a historic Supreme Court term

We the People

National Constitution Center

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🗓️ 9 July 2015

⏱️ 56 minutes

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National Constitution Center president Jeffrey Rosen is joined by U.S. Senator Chris Coons, Neal Katyal, David Frum and David Leonhardt to break down a busy end to the Supreme Court’s term.

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0:00.0	I'm Jeffrey Rosen, president and CEO of the National Constitution Center, and welcome to the latest of our We the People Constitutional Podcasts.
0:08.0	The National Constitution Center is the only institution in America chartered by Congress to disseminate information about the US Constitution
0:14.9	on a non-partisan basis.
0:17.4	And this is part of a series of podcasts.
0:19.7	We're publishing this
0:23.2	I participated in at the Aspen Ideas Festival this summer.
0:26.9	Next up, everything that you need to know about the Supreme Court term
0:31.8	in a deep dive.
0:33.4	This was a really fascinating experiment.
0:35.7	We brought together Senator Chris Coons,
0:38.9	former acting solicitor general, Neil Catial,
0:42.0	a panel of incredible journalists
0:43.7	to discuss the blockbuster cases at the end of the Supreme Court term, here goes.
0:49.3	My name is Natalie Travers, and I am pleased to welcome to the stage our official
0:53.9	introducer and host for today Jeffrey Rosen.
0:57.7	Thank you so much.
1:05.0	Welcome ladies and gentlemen to a deep dive on the most exciting Supreme Court term in recent memory.
1:12.0	The Aspen Ideas Festival has had some space. Court term in recent memory.
1:12.8	The Aspen Ideas Festival has had some spectacular panels
1:16.5	over the past couple of days.
1:18.0	This one, I hope, will really be illuminating.
1:21.8	What we have done as an experiment is to convene not only some of the
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