the foundin found story of founr alexander hamilton. score set to hip hop is undoubtedly boosting the program's profile but hamilton's life and history may be just as thrilling as the bells and whistles that help bring his story to life. >> he was washington's right hand man during the war for independence. a de facto chief of staff. >> educated at what's now columbia university. hamilton made a name for himself in the continental army. he was barely 20 when he became washington's closest assistant. >> he edited led the development of the most famous work of political thought, the federalist papers along with james madison and john jay and wrote two-thirds of it and that's the foundation of american political thought. >> when washington was elected president he appointed hamilton first secretary of treasury. a monumental feat after the system was bankrupt from the revolutionary war, convincing investors to buy bonds. the base of the economy. >> he had a coherent financial vision at a time when the science of economics was in its infancy.

the coast guard was brought into existence through the efforts of alexander hamilton, america's firstecretary of treasury. during the revolutionary war, he was a visionary whose ideas and policies laid the groundwork for financial system of this country today. hamilton believed in a strong federal government to not only regulate industry, but to promote its growth. from here at federal hall, the nation's first capital, he put his policies into effect. we know he is standing here today. looking across the street at the new york stock exchange, i think you would be highly satisfied. were he to cast his gaze over all new york city, he would certainly recognized what has become of the city of his day, when central park was used for a feed pastor. but he would recognize the city is vital and vibrant as a nation itself. he will be proud of what we the people have done in the past 2 and 1/4 centuries. but i doubt you would be complacent. hamilton called for the creation of the coast guard, known as the revenue cutter service, because our nation faced peril and needed to overcome the dangers

guard 225 years ago with the urging of alexander hamilton. the ceremony includes washington and hamilton reenactors, a declaration of u.s. coast guard day, and the performance of "semper paratus," the coast guard marching song. the alexander hamilton awareness society hosted this 45 minute event. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. i am your mc for today's event. on behalf of the superintendent, shirelymckenney, -- mckenney, i would like to welcome you to the celebration honoring the 225th anniversary of the founding of the united states coast guard. [applause] many historic events took place in this building on this site, and today, we are celebrating one of the most significant, the establishment of the revenue marines. 225 years ago today by president george washington, and treasury secretary alexander hamilton. that has become the coast guard of today. our program will include an appearance by both the president, george washington, and secretary treasury, alexander hamilton. [applause] who will discuss the importance to the nation's se

his estrangement from these virginians is oftentimes attributed to alexander hamilton , and it was certainly true that some of the people who ended up breaking with alexander -- i mean with george washington attributed it to outside forces. certainly hamilton chief among those. in that view, people whose was diametrically opposed to the one held by james madison , edmund randolph, and thomas jefferson came to command washington's attention. his attendance and eventually something akin to his affection. in this view, hamilton is an evil genius. an evil genius, a bundle of artifices, and someone who worked his witchcraft over an increasingly befuddled george washington. but as we point out, george washington was not befuddled. fact, in the two and a half years remaining to him after his retirement from the manner,cy, his hearty his obvious acuity demonstrated he was anything but befuddled. as we all know, george washington and 67 did not die of old age. an illnessn with that would have killed a much younger man, especially after the physicians got a hold of him. [laughter] david: how then can

and he and other nationalists within the congress -- alexander hamilton among them -- were determined to do something about it. and that, of course, credit the movement that led to the constitutional convention. at this stage, madison -- his nationalism was a match for hamilton. and he believed that this new government should even have a , an idea state actions that took shape in what became known as his virginia plan. at philadelphia, at the constitutional convention, he and hamilton, as well as watching 10, all saw this as a move towards not just a stronger government, but a more secure government. again, his nationalism was going to be extremely important. of course, the sum of the small states, as you all know, were going to insist on changes. changes that weekend the original plan put forth by -- we plan pute original forth by james madison. but his nationalism also hurt him in virginia. after the ratification of the constitution, governor patrick henry, and anti-federalist within the virginia legislature, block to madison's election to the u.s. senate. and he had a very, very cl

david: in less than two years, alexander hamilton was grumbling 'sout medicines madison obstructionism. it was a remarkable reversal. madison began opposing measures that he had heartily approved years earlier, months earlier in some cases. hamilton's plan to make public credit, to make the government solvent. the consequences of madison's change profoundly altered his relationship with alexander hamilton and it gradually did the same with his relationship with george washington. what before had been a comfortable direction of affairs with madison acting pretty much as a prime minister, this begins to change as madison realizes the clear direction the executive branch is taking. washington was perfectly agreeable with hamilton's plan to restore the public credit, because he had always seen madison, however had growing concerns. what he now saw was the likely consequence of diminishing state influence and that he believed an unhealthy dynamic between the government and special interest were inviting corruption. rather than hamilton beguiling washington, the presidents reliance on hamilt

defended by alexander hamilton in the federalist papers in 1788. very current. but if the constitution, the fundamental law of the nation, says one thing, and an act of congress says something to the contrary, the constitution wins. it's really a basic principle that the constitution is supreme law of the land, and anything done by congress, anything done by the president, anything done by the courts, that is contrary to the constitution, is unconstitutional. and should be void. is unconstitutional and should be void. part of the mythology that has grown up is that the supreme court not only invented the doctrine, which is not true, but they proclaimed themselves to be the supreme interpreters of the constitution, and nothing at all like that actually happened. the supreme court eventually got around to declaring itself the supreme branch but it did not happen. we traced the history, and until 1958. 1958. just a little bit before most of our lifetimes. was bornin' 1959 so i missed the great event in 1958 but it was in 1803 -- the original vision of marberry vs.

alexander hamilton in through 1790 the world wars and the present day. he discusses the many leaders of the coast guard and their missions while in service. this 55 minute program was hosted by the u.s. navy memorial in celebration of the 225th anniversary. mark: good afternoon, i am mark webber curator of the memorial in atlanta and i'm pleased to welcome you to another one of our programs as i welcome tom ostrom back to the memorial to speak on his book, "the united states coast guard: 1790 to the present." it is fitting we do this today, the coast guard's 225th birthday. the book was recently published by mcfarland and company. this is tom's fifth book on the coast guard. he is a prolific author and we are always happy to have him here. tom was a member of the coast guard reserve and taught anthropology, geology and history at rochester community college in minnesota before retiring. he is the author of several books including, "the u.s. coast guard, 1790-present." "the u.s. coast guard on the great lakes." "the coast guard in world war ii." "the coas

these soldiers force alexander hamilton and the rest of congress to flee to princeton nearby. a few years later, angry farmers in massachusetts who are very upset because they lost the right to vote, have not had a pension, lost their farms to unfair taxes in massachusetts, they rise up and threatened to take over the state armory in springfield, massachusetts. this was known as shay's rebellion. the rebellion is eventually put down. at that moment, it convinces men like washington and james madison that the country needs a better government and better constitution. certainly, that was one of the key elements in forcing congress to call a constitutional convention in 1787. when they do that, when they begin their debate in philadelphia, the question for a need of america's army is front and center. the constitution was being discussed in 1787. james madison warned -- was really serious -- he did not like the idea of a standing army. he said it would be a standing military force with an overgrown executive that will not be a safe companion to liberty. a famous massachusetts pol

alexander hamilton was one of america's greatest founding fathers.e helped write the constitution at independence hall. he was also one of our greatest immigrants, born in the west indies, he was a friend of george washington. he fought in the revolution. he wrote nearly 2/3 of the federalist papers and set the united states on a course to become a world pattern. -- power. the lesson in his life is simple, this is a nation where no single group or class owns, it is a country where a person comes from nowhere nowhere can still make a difference. it is a nation where a man who never knew his own birthday, hamilton was born out of wedlock, can take part in a new order. he reminds us that immigrants from around the world renew this country in every generation. they breathe new life in the bosom of america. we live in an odd time in history. when the church defends marriage, the family, the unborn child, and the purpose of human sexuality, she is attacked as being too harsh. when she defends immigrant workers and families broken by deportation, she is att

the authors explore the roles of politicians like james madison, alexander hamilton, thomas -- in the 1780's and 1790's. they seek to understand the first president's leadership style. this hour-long program was hosted by mount vernon.

about their book "washington's circle. " explore the roles of politicians like james madison, alexander hamilton, thomas 1790's.n the 1780's and they seek to understand the first president's leadership style. this hour-long program was hosted by mount vernon. jeanne and i are delighted to be back here at mount vernon. it's always a delight to come back to the home of george washington which is a monument to him. they have preserved his home and the ground on which he walked. it's always a pleasure to be in the company of good people who are dedicated and diligent and the good people here at mount that admirale trait with a gracious hospitality that makes everyone who comes here feel warm and welcome. has smoothed the logistical edges of

those delays go all the way back to the alexander hamilton bridge. of course, give that a few more moments, it's going to add to the delays on to the george washington bridge heading eastbound. so it's really heavy due to that crash taking up two lanes. you can get by with the left lane eastbound on the cross bronx. also, where you're going to find a slowdown, the staten island expressway. that's due to roadwork eastbound between exit 10 to 11. still there and it's still going to be a heavy ride. still have things in new jersey. a vehicle fire at 78 westbound by exit 18. that is taking up a lane. one vehicle fire cleared northbound by exit 9. one here by 8a. that was involving a truck. still t ting up the right lane as they off load that. problems causing delays with a disabled bus on 287 near 17. then some slowing in chester. 17 eastbound by exit 125. that accident takes up your left lane. alternate side meter rules are in effect. more weather and traffic on the 4s. emily, thank you very much. it's 6:18. three people are now injured after a bolt fel

the alexander hamilton awareness society hosted this event.

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. >> look at alexander hamilton. >> he's dead. here's the immigration picture. the legal immigration picture globally. 2013. 990,000 legal immigrants in america. look at other countries. mexico complains. annual 54,000 in mexico. italy, the pope is in italy, $258,000. we take a lot of legal immigrants in. my suggestion is to increase it more. make them legal. >> you heard me say it a million times on this program. if you start with the word "illegal" in other words illegal immigrants you've got nowhere to go. if they are illegal, they are illegal. that's the end of it before it starts. >> we're doing shots. >> thank you. >> michelle, do you want to talk about this? >> no. >> a million legal imgrants. what about increasing legal immigration, double or triple it. >> if someone wants to work and be a productive member of society i'm for that. i don't think anyone is against it. a lot of people come with bad intentions. because we have a huge welfare state they try to take advantage of it. >> that's the point. >> hold on. i respect the pope but disagree with him. if

problems eastbound or westbound if you are taking across bronx, go to those cameras by the alexander hamilton bridge both directions very quiet ride, no problems at all, trains on or close to schedule. ben: we are remembering the loss of you the bear a who died at the age of 90. >> duke castiglione got to know him. duke: i remember he was one of my dad's favorite players, i wasn't on, we're talking an american icon, won three mvps, ten world series and he was a guns and rockets off the coast of omaha beach on d-day and the and the berra -- yogi berra, manager with the mets and yankees. he and george steinberg had a falling out after he was fired after 16 games beginning in the 1985 season, legendary baseball player, legendary manager, legendary american and won three em 3ds. ben: the end of an era for the yankees a immunization for world series teams in the 50s and 60s, the passing of a generation. duke: when you think of old-timers' day you think about yogi berra end of the great caught on larsen's perfect game in the 1956 world series. so much about yogi, if you didn't know anything about b

. >> pull a sawbuck out of your wallet, there's alexander hamilton born and raised in the caribbean, he made his future as the fledging super power, two centuries of honoring men, campaigners hope to pull andrew ck

. >> pull a sawbuck out of your wallet, there's alexander hamilton born and raised in the caribbean, he made his future as the fledging super power, two centuries of honoring men, campaigners hope to pull andrew jackson off the 20 and replace him with a great american woman. then hamilton's treasure

let's go to the cross bronx on the alexander hamilton bridge, both directions smooth sailing, no problem on the deegan, george washington bridge driving into the city upper lower level doing fine, don't have any construction going on this morning. lincoln tunnel taking 495 you on so right now the seven trains, between queens boroughs and times square both directions, no service between euclid avenue, both ways and the l train snow service from union square to 8 avenue. ben: 4:48, a county clerk in kentucky to refuse to issue a marriage licenses to gay couples is out of jail and is thanking supporters. kim davis spent five days pine bark for refusing to issue a licences, she cited her religious beliefs as a christian following her believe she addressed supporters who rallied in front of that day. >> the ruling. [inaudible] ben: hard to hear her. davis has been ordered not to interfere with her deputy clerks as they issue a marriage license as if she does she could find herself back behind bars with one of her lawyers said any licenses issued while she was behind bars are not valid but rol

. >> pull a sawbuck out of your wallet, there's alexander hamilton born and raised in the caribbean, he made his future as the fledging super power, two centuries of honoring men, campaigners hope to pull andrew jackson off the 20 and replace him with a great american woman. then hamilton's treasure secretary jack lew, it's the first american president for a

>> guest: well is such a long story but it's basically alexander hamilton who came to the government and took washington in a direction that neither medicine nor jefferson thought was appropriate. hamilton was a big government man and jefferson and madison were concerned at that point about the central government becoming over powerful. >> host: relationship with tom jefferson? as though they were best friends. it's one of the great friendships in american history. jefferson was very exasperating. he was always interfering just getting things lined up and jefferson will be off in paris fooling around with madison's friends and madison was very forbearing. merrill peterson was a wonderful historian once wrote of the two the account talents. jefferson was the streamer and madison was the guy who was attached to the earth and understand the practicalities and the politics of the situation. so it was a very beneficial friendship or both. >> host: what i learned from our first first lady series that we did hear on c-span last year was that dolley madison had a role in washington and in po

the thing that happen as i mentioned before is alexander hamilton came along and seems to have captured george washington feared in either madison or thinks is correct that they are faced with this problem. after a revolution, after a constitution you get something going and everybody thinks if he say anything about the way we are going that is seditious. you can't act against it but that is sedition. what they did and madison in particular is get across the idea that it's okay to criticize the government, that it is their duty to hold the feet of people in power to the fire and madison wrote essays in newspapers that now it is not disloyal to criticize. it is loyalty to a principle you believe in and with that kind of camels nose and of the 10 i guess you call it, madison and jefferson formed the first opposition. it's a breakthrough in political science. >> host: steve, oklahoma city, please go ahead. >> caller: i'm interested in whether bodysnatcher came from. there's two madison. one window with a party to marbury versus madison and allied to stop the republic from being undermined

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the alexander hamilton bridge is a fine going eastbound, we have a situation with the past trains. expect delays from the world trade center to hoboken. they're having some signal issues. everything else is running on schedule. >> juliet: thank you very much. pope francis has a full day ahead of him in washington today. spee2 he begins his visit to the white house in a few hours to meet with president obama. we have coverage of his two or. >> she is outside the residence where the pope obese dame in new york. but first let's go live to washington d.c. with caroline who is covering his visit in d.c. >> reporter: good morning. a lot happening on the agenda this morning at the white house. the two the two leaders will talk about climate change in cuba, poverty and other issues where the two men agree. pope francis has never shied away from hot button issues. topics like abortion, gay marriage, those are issued where are issues where the two leaders are definitely split. >> president obama gave pope francis a warm greeting at the airport. he will address the un leaders on friday, the t

. >>> a live look at the alexander hamilton bridge. moving nicely on this wednesday morning. the great weather continues. the holy father about to come from washington to new york tomorrow. >> thursday, friday the big days. the good weather holds. temperatures cool down a little bit, which i think would be a good thing for most folks packed in like that. meantime today, we're warming it up. first day of autumn gets a little warmer. plenty of sunshine heads our way. it's a comfortable 80 degrees. tonight, clear sky, low 60s in town, 50s in the suburbs. we'll have the details on the forecast for the pope's visit and even into the weekend coming up. >> all right. very good. lauren? >> well, we have fast track maintenance out there as a reminder for people taking the f. no f trains between jamaica 179th street and briarwood, but shuttle bus service is in place. just a reminder that alternate side of the street parking rules are suspended today, which is nice, because they're going to be restricted for the next few days. >> all right, lauren. thank you. >>> in news for your health

alexander hamilton came along, seems to have captured washington sphere. he moved to the country in a direction that neither madison or jefferson think is correct but they're faced with this problem. after a revolution, after a revolution, after the constitution, you get something going and everybody thinks, if you say anything about the way we are going that's an issue. you can't criticize it or act against it. what they did, madison in particular, was get across the idea that it is okay to criticize the government, it is our duty to poll the feet of hold the feet of people in power to the fire. madison wrote essays in newspapers to make his point that is not disloyalty to criticize, it is is loyal to a principal you believe in. with that camel's nose under the tent, you, you call it. madison and jefferson formed the first political party. it is real rake through in political science. >> host: steve in oklahoma city. >> caller: i'm wondering where the body snatcher came from. there are two madisons, one mar madison. eighteenth century as father of the con

recognizing this, a few people say this isn't working, two of those people with james madison and alexander hamilton and how did they come together to create something that would be different. what did they do in annapolis? in 1786, there is a recognition, needs to be coordinated among the states. new york is charging tariffs to new jersey and rhode island. wants to pay of money to expand the potomac, wants to get maryland and pennsylvania to contribute so they have this convention in annapolis with the limited purpose of trying to get some kind of agreement for interstate commerce among the states. it fails. five states show up. everybody has gone away by the time they get there. hamilton and madison have met each other before. they worked in the confederation congress together, hamilton from new york, madison from virginia and they are part of this. this, hamiltonian version of leadership is really great, dangerous as the dickens that really great. they have just failed even to get a quorum. hamilton writes a draft to be sent back to the confederation. all of us agree that we need to call a conven

alexander hamilton was one of hurricane's greatest -- america's greatest founding fathers. constitution here at independence hall. he was also one of our greatest immigrants. born in the west indies, hamilton was a friend of george washington. he fought in the revolution, wrote nearly two-thirds of the federalist/3 papers ask set the united states on a course to become a world power. the lesson this his life is simple; this is a nation that n- single ethnic group or privileged economic class owns. it's a country where a person who comes from nowhere can still a difference. it's a nation where a hand who never y knew -- where a man whot never knew his own birthday, hamilton was born out of wedlock, can take part in the birth of a new order. he reminds us that immigrants from around the world renew this country in every generation. they breathe new life into what george washington called the bosom of america. we live at an odd time in history when the church defends marriage and the family, the unborn child and the purpose of human sexuality, she is attackew as being too hars

at the act alexander hamilton bridge and george washington bridge there's no problem. westbound side looks good. the trains are running on are close to scribe joe. street cleaning rules are in effect today. >> ben: a company is voluntarily sidelining its vehicles after one of their to her vehicle's crest into a charter bus. that was filled with international college students. five died in that crash. ride the ducks international originally refurbished the boat. they recommended the ride the two years ago. those repairs did not happen. >> this driver has to be in a lot of pain. he. he crashed into a canal in utah. his legs pinned in the wreckage of his car. this video is captured by an officer's a body camera. he was airlifted to a local hospital and is in stable condition. both of his like suffer compound fractures. the man claimed he dozed off. >> ben: carly fiorina had her. take a look. the incident happened in san antonio yesterday. she was speaking at the national owner conference. luckily no one was hurt. it's pretty incredible because it looks like it was pretty

alexander hamilton was one of america's greatest founding fathers.write our constitution here at independence hall. he was also one of our greatest immigrants. born in the west indies, hamilton was a friend of george washington. 's fought in the revolution, 2/3rds of the federalist papers and set the united states on a course to become a world power. the lesson is life is simple. this is a nation that no single ethnic group or privileged economic class owns. it's a country where a person who comes from nowhere can still make a difference. it's a nation where a man who never knew his own birthday -- hamilton born out of wedlock can take part in the birth of a new order, he reminds us had immigrants from around the world renews hi country in every generation. breathes new life into what george washington called the boss of america. when when a church defends church and the family and unborn child and the purpose of human sexual ty, she is attacked as being too hash, when she defends immigrant works and families by deportation, she is attacked as too so

alexander hamilton's role particularly in breaking down the idea of 13 colonies and melding it into acountry, giving the federal government much more power than any of the founding fathers wanted. talk a little bit about that. >> one of the reasons that hamilton serves as the comparable army and sees the problems. hamilton washington both said, if the comment the communal congress evidently give us what we needed we would've ended the war in two years. we want 80,000 troops and never got more than 15. demographically we could have fielded an army of 200,000. the population sustains it, but the states would not do it. he comes from that experience. in addition think about this. hamilton does not have state allegiance because he is. he is an american, not a new yorker or anything. he eventually becomes a new yorker but he doesn't have the problem. madison stays in virginia and many respects. hamilton is also the most audacious. i know obama use the word audacity, but hamilton is like the guy that would get the highest score on the lsat's and then would challenge everybody that they were

let's see the alexander hamilton bridge blocking center lane causing an hour delay on the upper level of the george washington bridge. if you want the lower level 20 minutes, holland 20, lincoln 20, holland 5 to 10, trains on or close to schedule, street cleaning rules in effect today. kerry: a lot coming up. the clerk in kentucky who refused to issue a marriage licenses to gay couples is waking up in jail this morning. we have that story coming. ben: did you know today is force friday. toys for the new star wars movie went on sale at midnight. we have some of them in studio. we will show you that coming up. kerry: i love a good theme day. ben: me too. we thought we' d be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn' t need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. you can' t predict it, but you can be ready. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself? realize your buying power at open.com. [ cheers and applause ] a wave of game-day excite

very quiet, is out and get work done no problems, cross bronx looks good this morning on the alexander hamilton bridge of of the gwb east bound and west bound and the deegan underneath no problems of bound. ben: thank you very much, and tears yesterday from the former prison worker who helped two killers escape from a supermax prison in upstate new york, joel s. mitchell wept in court yesterday when she heard her sentence. people spend seven years behind bars herself. michel helped richard matt and david sweat break out of prison in early june by giving them hacksaw blades and other tools. matt was killed by border regions bqe three weeks on the run, sweat was wounded and recaptured a few days later. kerry: a victory for robert menendez. a federal judge threw out four bribery count and the corruption case against men and as, the 22 count indictment charges menendez with allegedly accepting a one million dollars in gifts and donations in exchange for political favors. the trial is expected to be delayed by several months due to appeal to the judge's running. ben: a texas student who carried at -

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