<transcript><audio_186>is politically realistic over the next couple of years just because the situation is really so unusual well with that i regret i know we have many more questions but i suspect we've got to wrap up so people</transcript><transcript><audio_187>can teach dean barnes would you like to say any last first of all thank you to the panelists for this wide-ranging and i think very thoughtful and helpful um discussion i mean the the the beauty</transcript><transcript><audio_188>of the american constitution and democracy is that every day we get to see it um play out in front of our eyes in a way that is both um contested at the level of the legislator and executive in the court and in ways in which citizens we ourselves</transcript><transcript><audio_189>um can be involved in that process so the most important thing um is for our students and others to educate themselves uh on what's coming next and to be involved because um these are not abstract to things that will affect them in some remote ways like</transcript><transcript><audio_190>justice ginsburg i too understand uh and believe in the impact um of law on the lives of real people so hopefully our students will engage and find ways to involve themselves</transcript><transcript><audio_191>in responding to the things that concern them</transcript> is politically realistic over the next couple of years just because the situation is really so unusual well with that i regret i know we have many more questions but i suspect we've got to wrap up so people can teach dean barnes would you like to say any last first of all thank you to the panelists for this wide-ranging and i think very thoughtful and helpful um discussion i mean the the the beauty of the american constitution and democracy is that every day we get to see it um play out in front of our eyes in a way that is both um contested at the level of the legislator and executive in the court and in ways in which citizens we ourselves um can be involved in that process so the most important thing um is for our students and others to educate themselves uh on what's coming next and to be involved because um these are not abstract to things that will affect them in some remote ways like justice ginsburg i too understand uh and believe in the impact um of law on the lives of real people so hopefully our students will engage and find ways to involve themselves in responding to the things that concern them
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