President Bush will be in Cincinnati on Monday at a Federalist Society event on “The Presidency and the Courts” where he is scheduled to deliver an address. His speech will coincide with the opening of the Supreme Court’s 2008-09 term. Other parts of the program include a speech by former Attorney General Edwin Meese, and panels featuring the likes of former SG Paul Clement, Ed Whelan, and Professor Michael Gerhardt of UNC, among many others. The event is sold out, but should be available by webcast here.
I am not sure how significant the President’s speech will be — he seems to be a particularly lame duck at this point (unless he thinks the Supreme Court will give him a third term) — but the rest of the conference looks potentially interesting.
UPDATE: The text of the President’s speech is here.