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You've probably seen how the speech prematurely ended, and now you can see the rest of it

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You've probably seen how the speech prematurely ended, and now you can see the rest of it: The Federalist Society has posted online at this link the complete video of last Thursday night's Keynote Address by Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey. [Update: In fact, what The Federalist Society has posted online is not the complete video, as this portion of the video ends before Mukasey collapses.]

Last Friday at her "Legalities" blog, Jan Crawford Greenburg wrote about the substance of the speech in a post titled "A Somber Mukasey, Taking on Critics."

Some news outlets had noted that Mukasey's speech was interrupted by a heckler, and ABC News reports at this link that the heckler was "a state court judge in the audience [who] stood and yelled, 'you tyrant.'" I haven't read anywhere the exact identity of that state court judge, but enquiring minds certainly want to know.

Update: Michelle Malkin is also on the case.

Full post as published by How Appealing on November 24, 2008 (boomark / email).

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