alexander hamilton's worst enemy was not who broadway thinks it was. aaron burr may have shot the man, but it was albert gallatin who destroyed his life's work, the financial system that he had created for the new federal government. hamilton was proud of that system. he thought that the federal government's ability to borrow vast amounts of money would allow the united states to become a great nation. gallatin disagreed. he thought that endless public borrowing was a drag on the private sector and a prescription for economic failure. in the first great fight over how to pay for the federal government, it was gallatin who won. when jefferson appointed albert gallatin to be the secretary of the treasury, the federalists who had controlled the government were worried. they braced for the worst. they had just lost the insidency for the first time an election so bitterly contested that it took 36 ballots in the house of representatives to make jefferson president. they had also lost the majority in congress. now jefferson was putting this charge of then la

the first thing the purchasers did was, they got a legal opinion from alexander hamilton. who was no longer in government. he was practicing as a lawyer in new york. and hamilton wrote a brief opinion saying that the sale would probably be upheld because of article 1, section 10 of the constitution. which group is the states from impairing the obligation of contract. he says the original sale be considered a contract. and if this were taken to court, the courts will probably uphold its validity. but how could the purchasers bring it to court? georgia has prevented from being litigated in georgia courts. the 11th amendment forbids citizens of another state from suing a state. but if a citizen of one state sues a citizen of another state, that could be a matter for the federal courts. robert fletcher of new hampshire sues john peck of massachusetts. who sold him georgia land. and fletcher said, you do not have a legitimate title to it because the repeal act has nullified the original sale. i want my purchase price back. it was $3000. give me my money back. so the case goes to

it is our alexander hamilton tie that we want to present to you, greg. greg mentions on page 394 footnote 19 the story that is often told that gallatin talked with james hamilton, and said your dad's financial system, he made no blunders come he committed no fraud. with that, i want to make sure you will accept that graciously from us. mr. may: thank you. [applause] mr. may: i will have to refer you to that footnote where i tried to debunk that quotation. [laughter] >> jefferson's treasure is on sale now. you are watching american history tv of , 48 hours programming on american history every weekend. follow us on twitter at c-span history for information on our schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. announcer: c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellit

in san juan, it was glorious. ♪ the world's going to know your name what's your name man ♪ ♪ alexander hamiltons of applause for lin-manuel miranda. ♪ he took the stage for the final dresser a dress rehearsal for "hamilton" last night. ♪ when the show ended, we noticed two words he yelled -- the 38-year-old miranda and cast are performing in san juan at the centro debayosartes. >> very good. thank you, sir. there's our list of actors that are in the show. >> reporter: where it's at rick negron? >> alphabetical order. >> i haven't lived here in 30 years. i pursued my dreams in new york, l.a. and just to come home and have family here and see how the island has gone through an amazing transformation -- rick negron is the only cast member in the production who was born in puerto rico. ♪ we are waiting in the wings he plays king george iii. >> here we go. >> reporter: negron see but there we are. >> reporter: look at that. broadway in puerto rico. >> broadway in puerto rico. exactly. >> reporter: this is a nice place. >> this is a beautiful theater. >> reporter: yeah, this is nice. it wasn't the fi

the first thing the purchasers did was cut of the opinion from alexander hamilton who is no longer in government. he was practicing as a lawyer in new york. hamilton wrote a brief opinion saying this sale would probably be upheld because of article i, section 10 of the constitution which forbids the state from impairing the obligation of contracts. the original sale would be considered a contract and if this were taken to court, the courts would probably uphold its validity. but how could the purchasers bring it to court? georgia has prevented it from being litigated in court. the 11th amendment forbids citizens of another state from suing a state. but, if a citizen of one day soon as a citizen of another day, that can be a matter for the federal courts. -- who sold him a tract of georgia land. fletcher said you didn't have a legitimate title ii it because the repeal act has nullified the original sale. i want my purchase price back. $3000. it takes a while to reach the supreme court in 1809. as a flawed one of the proceedings so it is reargued in 1810. marshall writes his decision. h

now two hundred sixty two years after he left alexander hamilton has returned home to puerto rico the broadway musical hamilton telling the story story of the us founding fathers premiered in san juan it's raising money to help the island which was badly damaged by harken two years ago this as president trump suggests redirecting disaster relief funds for puerto rico to fund his border war with mexico charlotte ballasts reports. transported from broadway to a performing arts scene to in san juan and new audiences experiencing the pop culture phenomenon hamilton that is a lot of things to the spirit with the people tonight the response when you speak with. the story has come full circle alexander hamilton lift the caribbean after it was devastated by a hurricane in the eighteenth century he became an american founding father and the first treasury secretary in the musical has returned to support puerto rico still reeling from hurricane maria and twenty seven to nearly three thousand people were killed and much of its infrastructure destroyed in how this island has come out of devastati

after two hundred sixty two years one of america's founding fathers alexander hamilton has made it home to the caribbean broadway musical hamilton has premiered in puerto rico it's expected to raise millions of dollars for the country's artistic and cultural groups struggling in the aftermath of hurricane maria but supports it's also raising questions about president trump's spending power. bass. transported from broadway to a performing arts scene to in san juan a new audience is experiencing the pop culture phenomenon hamilton was a movie a lot of that was. the spirit with the people tonight responsible news week with. the stories come full circle alexander hamilton left the caribbean after it was devastated by a hurricane in the eighteenth century he became an american founding father and the first treasury secretary in the musical has returned to support puerto rico still reeling from hurricane maria and twenty seven tane nearly three thousand people were killed and much of its infrastructure destroyed seeing how this island has come out of devastation and come out of really just no

now after two hundred sixty two years one of america's founding fathers alexander hamilton has made it home to the caribbean the broadway musical hamilton has premiered in puerto rico but as charlotte bellus reports now it is raising questions about president donald trump's spending priorities. transported from broadway to a performing arts scene to in san fran and new audiences experiencing the pop culture phenomenon hamilton was we moved a lot of that was. the spirit with the people tonight responsible news week with. the story has come full circle alexander hamilton lift the caribbean after it was devastated by a hurricane in the eighteenth century he became an american founding father and the first treasury secretary in the musical has returned to support puerto rico still reeling from hurricane maria and twenty seventeen nearly three thousand people were killed and much of its infrastructure destroyed in how this island has come out of devastation and come out of really just nothing and rebuilt and coming alive again i feel like the lynn thing that sound was so powerful i get emot

after two hundred sixty two years alexander hamilton has made it home to the caribbean the broadway musicalhamilton telling a strong story of the puerto rican born u.s. founding father has premiered in san juan the production is raising money to help the island which was badly damaged by hurricane two years ago this is president trump suggest redirecting disaster relief funds for puerto rico to fund his five billion dollar border war with mexico. reports. transported from broadway to a performing arts seem to in san juan and new audiences experiencing the pop culture phenomenon hamilton was moved a lot of things to the spirit with the people tonight the response when you speak with. the stories come full circle alexander hamilton lift the caribbean after it was devastated by a hurricane in the eighteenth century he became an american founding father and the first treasury secretary in the musical has returned to support puerto rico still reeling from hurricane maria and twenty seventeen nearly three thousand people were killed and much of its infrastructure destroyed in how this island has

this is his first appearance with the lincoln forum and i hope not the last, he's an alexander hamilton professor of american studies at columbia university. >> he has won several teaching awards. we're delighted even though he's known as a social critic. in fact, "time" magazine has named him america's

[applause] the one generation alexander hamilton wrote energy in the executive is the leading character of the definition of good government and i agree. let there be no misunderstanding with purpose and conviction on behalf of the people of florida as the legislature engages in wasteful spending i will veto. if they are neglectful of our required duties i will remove that official. [applause] our environment is threatened i will move to protect it. leadership requires divisive one - - decisive action after all who shall prepare for battle? the constitutional convention of 1787 was the first to sign the new constitution and it had been a tumultuous convention it was a miracle they even produce the constitution at all. franklin pointed to the chair at the front of the chamber from which general washington had presided. the chair featured a son sitting on the horizon. franklin remarked in the course of the session looked at the sun behind the president without being able to tell if it was rising or setting. but now i have a happiness to know that it is a rising sun. if we meet the challen

alexander hamilton wrote that energy in the executive is the leading character of the definition of good government. i agree. so let there be no misunderstanding. as governor i will leave of purpose and conviction on behalf of the people of florida. if the legislature engages in wasteful spending, i will veto it. if local official list have required duties, i will remove that official. if our environment is threatened, i will move to protect it. leadership requires decisive action. after all, if they found an uncertain note, who shall prepare for battle? at the constitutional convention of 1787, benjamin franklin was asked to be the first to sign the new constitution. it had been at montrose convention, it was a miracle that they had even produced the constitution at all. franklin pointed to the chair, at the front of the chamber, from which general george washington had presided over the convention. the chair featured a son that sat low on the horizon. franklin remarked i have often in the course of my session looked at the sun behind the president, without being able to tell whether it

. >> alexander hamilton's federalist 78. >> a good place to start. >> a wonderful piece of work not only what i will talk about but because it covers the whole purpose of what the judiciary is supposed to be doing and what hamilton said in 1978 first of all, the reason he wrote federalist 78 apparently is the framers were being asked by the people logically, wait. this is a democracy. we are supposed to elect the government but you give lifetime appointments to these charges. how does that make sense? and hamilton's response was we need the judges to have lifetime appointments because that will enable them to stand up to the elected branches of congress and the president. it is very interesting what the framers did. not only did they set up a try system legislature and executive and judiciary, but they also interwoven the actions of each with the checks and balances with the separation of powers. . . . . to find a system that more power. then a deserved or it was entitled to under the constitution. so they establish the constitution. in which the executive had enforcement powers but they

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that is how the framers, alexander hamilton, that's how they do it. you're right, sheila. we are looking for republican hero. mitch mcconnell, i hope you are watching. >> c-span "washington journal", live everyday with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up friday morning, initiative general were discussed his push for a deal to called dreamers. permanent immigration status in exchange for border security funding. jimmy will also join us. the latest on the government shutdown as it enters the 21st day. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal", live at seven eastern running morning. during the discussion. >> were. c-span created as a public service. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress. the white house. the supreme court. in public policy events in washington d.c. and around the country. c-span brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. from today on efforts to reopen the federal government. later, fed chair jerome powell, predicts the economy is not going into a recession this year. and a couple of members of congress ta

soledad: lin-manuel miranda's highly-anticipated return to the stage as "alexander hamilton" in puerto rico has hit a snag. the musical, set to open this week, will no longer be held at the university of puerto rico. it's changing venues over security concerns. some students and staff are expected to protest the show because of budget cuts to the school. the change is also forcing organizers to reschedule some performances. but as they say in showbiz, the show must go on. miranda is hoping the production will bring in millions of dollars to help puerto rico rebuild after hurricane maria. which killed more than 2900 people. and caused an estimated 102-billion dollars in damages. i recently spoke with lin-manuel and his father, luis about their goals for the musical. and the island. tell me why hamilton in puerto rico you haven't been in the lead role in hamilton in a little bit. lin manuel miranda: two and a half years and a while. soledad: doing other things so why did you decide to get back in the role on the stage in puerto rico. lin manuel miranda: well initially it was purely selfi

there for a few days into a three-week run of "hamilton" in san juan, reprising his role as alexander hamilton. if you're not able to stay up, set your dvr f tonight. "the tonight show" airs tonight. that should be good show. >> 12 minutes before the hour. >>> back to our team coverage of the wintry weather. temperatures took a nosedive overnight, turning anything wet into ice. some roads are partiallyed cov by snow still from this weekend's storms. >> molette green isn whattsville in prince george's county. are you seeing? >> good morning to you. we just turned off 202 landover road on to the neighborhood street. it's the neighborhood streets, side streets, the problems this morning. take a look right now at what we're seeing. icy patches. there's some snow cover here hi along stretch. we're going up a little bit of a hill. 23 degrees here in hyattsville. ndd you're going to find those icy sidewalks streets. good thing is, the schoolkids ve a two-hour o delayedpening. we can give crews a chance to work on the spots. if you look at video at the height of the storm t and in aftermath we had yes

the story has come full circle alexander hamilton left the caribbean after it was devastated by a hurricane in the eighteenth century he became an american founding father and the first treasury secretary in the musical has returned to support puerto rico still reeling from hurricane maria and twenty seventeen nearly three thousand people were killed and much of its infrastructure destroyed being how this island has come out of devastation and come out of really just nothing and rebuilt and coming alive again i feel like. the math on was so powerful i get emotional this thinking about. hope no enclosure or hamilton has taken politics from the stage to the president creation in man well miranda has used the success of the play winning a live in tony awards in the pulitzer prize for drama as a platform his the cost addressing vice president elect mike pence and twenty six sting urging the administration to our poll americans values. diversity. and if they do new administration take a census broadway debut in twenty fifteen miranda a new york native of puerto rican descent has lobbied for the

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military maritime force or civilian maritime force and then first secretary of transportation alexander hamilton quickly discovered that foreign nations, smugglers and pirates alike, ignored taxes and port fees. imagine that. which at times were the primary means of funding the new republic. so hamilton launched a sea-going force to protect our new nation's fledgling economy, an economy that ensured our independence and security. with our -- while our missions have evolved, the coast guard's commitment to safeguarding our national safety and prosperity has been enduring. for the last 228 years, we have remained always ready. this is more than just a motto. it's our ethos. those words embody who we are as a service. so ready, pulling it from the theme, is the first of my three guiding principles. the three rs, ready, relevant and responsive. my intent when i release these three rs, my guiding principles, the first document we put on the street the day i took over the commandantship on 1 june was to frame the vital work the men and women of the coast guard do. in support of the public, in support

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bringing skills, authorities and capabilities that we've honed since alexander hamilton first created that fleet of ten small cutters in the revenue marine service. your coast guard will remain an agile, mission-ready force. we are semper peratis. thanks for the opportunity to be here and i really laook forward to your questions. [ applause ] >> admiral, thank you, again, for being here today. let me ask you a question about something you mentioned just at the very end. so the coast guard has so many missions and limited resources as we discussed. so how does the coast guard, today, determine its funding allocation? so drug interdiction overenforc example, and how do you see the balance of that shifting in the future? >> that's a great question, andrea. i think that's what every coast guard leader at the commandant level, at the area commanders, two operational commander levels. we're faced with more demand for coast guard service and fiscal resources. so we do risk-based allocation. we look at where the places that absolutely we have to give 100% in and there's no opportunity to do l

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journal" reports the lawsuit says kristen visbal failed to make a nine-foot bronze replica of alexander hamiltonguard academy member said she breached a $28,000 contr create the statue. you may remember "fearless girl" was placed near the stock exchange in 2017 to support more female representation on corporate boards. >>> anne-marie? >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange, thank you very much, diane. >> all right. thank you. >>> still ahead, bring it on. we will t rams' cheerleading squad who will be making history on super bowl sunday. ad who will be making history on super bowl sunday. do you understand charlie? mom? yeah? can i have a peanut butter sandwich? yeah, you sure can. can charlie have one, too? charlie can have one too. and one for charlie. (gasp) look mom! charlie took a bite. (with full mouth) unbelievable. feed his imagination, with the fresh roasted peanut taste he loves. where there's jif, there's love. with the fresh roasted peanut taste he loves. what does help for heart fait looks like this. entresto is a heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out o

." ♪ my name is alexander hamilton >> reporter: the broadway smash that opened tonight and runs for three creator and star, lin-manuel miranda, who has puerto rican family ties, expects to raise $15 million to help fund the arts here. e. then came the hurricane and n en the conversation immediately became, how do we help puerto rico, how do we leave it a little better than we found it? >> reporter: some tickets will tst up to $5,000. but for 10,000 lucky locals, they will be only $10. guess who sofia got to meet this morning? sofia's in eighth grade. gh uh-huh. >> reporter: and she wants to be... >> a singer, and i want to work on broadway. >> fantastic. your goal is to make yourself unstoppable. or reporter: a favorite son perhaps paving the way for a future star from puerto rico. david begnaud, cbs news, san juan. >> glor: that's fantastic. and that is the "cbs evening news" for this week. i'm jeff glor. have a great weekend. i'll see you on monday. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> now at 6:00 rain soaks the friday eveni

for the next three weeks, miranda will reprise hisole as alexander hamilton in the san juan productionng. >> reporter: dylan, good morning. this is the room where it happened. the long-awaited debut o "hamilton" in puerto rico. almost 16 months after hurricani slammed into this island, it was a night of celebration and triumph. [ applause ] it was an ovaon like none other. cathartic after so much pain. the ultimate tribute to puerto rico's resiliency. >> i'm in awe. i'm in awe of the people of puerto rico. i wish i could live in the opening number forever. >> reporter: more tafn two years ter stepping down from the role that catapulted his career to new heights, broadway superstarlin nuel miranda is reprising "hamilton," this time on the isld where he spent childhood summers with his family. >> i love this island. i want it to beroud of me. >> reporter: hurricane maria ravaged puerto inrico, flo communities and leaving so many americans without clean water. >> sends a big messag a big lighthouse to say, puerto rico is open. puerto rico is t a placehat america needs to keep supporting.

we look for example at the federalist papers, alexander hamilton made a great argument in federalist is making sure the government only uses limited protected powers to make sure to protect and preserve our rights the government doesn't regulate. every family needs to care the rights we have are freely exercised and isn't just about second amendment rights, including first amendment protections and all the things we proceed like abortion laws coming up that everyone is focusing on, the right to life. the right to free exercise of speech and religion. all of these things are preserved and protected by our government. that is congress after only legitimate obligation. in this case the supreme court in its conservative majority will take a different look at the bill of rights than we have seen from activist liberal courts previously. todd: we all have in our kitchen the one drawer we dump things in, the junk drawer. and the judicial world that is called the commerce clause. don't you think in this case if the court decides eight years of avoiding gun cases, they could rule on the commer

they didn't have an alexander hamilton or john adams or george washington or thomas jefferson or jamesadison. we got lucky. we did. part of staying lucky is respecting the document that has provided us with all the success we have had for the last 230 years. remember that. beto. here with me to react, i have presidential historian doug wead who is a great admirer of those great men and their brilliance. it disgusts me, doug, to see people want to abandon some of the great things that empowered our country, whether it be the constitution other electoral college. hillary clinton is calling for that one. why are they trying to reinvent the wheel? >> it's taken so many hundreds of years and thousands of years for this constitution to evolve. ruth bader ginsburg said we have the oldest constitution of any modern nation on earth. it was genius. what a lot of people miss, trish, our constitution is the law. all of our laws spring from the u.s. constitution. and ultimately find as their source the u.s. constitution. that's law. so when a politician like beto says the constitution needs to be f

boost ticket sales, what the super bowl ought to do is dres one of t one of the players up like alexander hamiltonat will put butts into seats. and while ads for the game are selling upwards for $5 million apiece, cbs said no to an ad promoting medical marijuana. it's funny. cbs won't run ads for marijuana but they're perfectly happy with clydesdales kicking field goals. and while cannabis might not get a shout out during the super bowl, the ad has found a home on the puppy bowl. >> your best friend, is he anxious? listless? has she lost her spark? ask your veterinarian about air buds. taken daily, air buds will get your dog back to doing the things he enjoys doing most. choose from hundreds of strains. scooby doobie, bowie wowy. 420 dalmatians. bob marley and me, cheech and chow. who smoked the dogs out. and take a wiz khalifa. be a good boy. side effects may be dry mouth, dragging your ass on the carpet and hiding your bones. >> jimmy: the number one moviena america is "glass". it made $40 million at the box office last weekend and expected to be number one again at the box office this weekend.

you know, alexander hamilton and thomas jefferson had some pretty good ideas but the fact is that thee is meant to be deliberative, but not to use tontinual delayed to hwart before the rest of the country. >> mr. president, i'll be very brief. i must say that in the 14 years i have been on the floor of the united states senate, there have been few things that have surprised me greatly. >> when i got to senate, all the old segregations were there but it still functioned. we argued like the devil but it actually, we did the people's business. we worked through these things. narrator: with the country giving republicans a 53-47 advantage in the senate, the tax reform act of 1986 serves as an example of legislative bipartisanship. >> if you recall, we had 33 days of hearings on this. narrator: after months of committee work, the bill comes to the floor. >> because this bill was about as dead as a do-do bird six, seven weeks ago. in a pardon of two, three days, two orin a period of three days, it was revived. it is now right on track and it has broad support on both sides. it is a bipartis

founding father alexander hamilton. >> people are going to come puerto rico because of hamilton and hopefullyy here and leave the hotels and actually spend money on the businesses of the island. but they're also going to see blue tarps and how much work is left to be done. >> they cost $10 for many people there to as much as $5,000 to get. thank you for watching "cnn newsroom." i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm george howell. to viewers around the world erin burnett out front is ahead. ? about 50% of people with severe asthma have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. eosinophils are a key cause of severe asthma. fasenra is designed to target and remove these cells. fasenra is an add-on injection for people 12 and up with asthma driven by eosinophils. fasenra is not a rescue medicine or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra is proven to help prevent severe asthma attacks, improve breathing, and can lower oral steroid use. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth, and tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma tre

ubertaccio: alexander hamilton and his allies want to create space within the constitution for presidents to act when the constitution is silent. we refer to that as seizing the silences of the constitution. and this was a deliberative effort to allow presidents to attain and accumulate power within the system. and hamilton and his allies believed it should be the executive's prerogative to act when the constitution was silent, or even against the constitution if the general will demanded it, especially in foreign affairs. seizing the silences of the constitution, as you may recall, will become one of the most dangerous and controversial of presidential actions. one element of article two that is fairly specific, but has resulted in different interpretations, is the state of the union address. this is found in section three of article two. quite simply, "he shall from time to time give to the congress information on the state of the union, and recommend to their consideration such measures as he shall judge necessary and expedient." so today we are going to discuss the history of this pro

reports that a lawsuit says that the artist failed to make the nine foot bronze replica of alexander hamiltonnd the u.s. coast guard academy alumni association says it was a $28,000 contract to create the statue. remember the fearless girl was placed at the new york stock exchange in 2017 to encourage more female representation on the corporate boards. >> thank you, diana we understand that pizza hut has a surprise for parents on super bowl sunday. >> the chain will award the parents of the first baby boy after kickoff one year free pizza until the next year super bowl. this will be for across boston and la. that will take top prize in the parents of the babies born during the game need to tweet the photo of the newborn including the time of birth tag, and using #pizza hut special delivery and promotion. >> that is genius marketing by pizza hut and the pr staff. that is diane king hall with cbs money watch this morning. enjoy it. >> it is too bad that gianna is not due for another couple of months or she could have free pizza hut. >> it's all about timing. >>> it is 5:41 am. >>> facebook is e

and i think that that ongoing kind of alexander hamilton and thomas jefferson relationship, which isual banking started, i think that that dosion is really -- i not know if that was new to me, but the change in the administration has created more of an effort to say we will be regulate on the federal level, despite the fact it caused a recession years ago and the states are trying our best to keep up with that and protect the market. david: so you are saying you would've played thomas jefferson? maria: correct. david: so the states would be free to innovate and maybe the federal government could learn from that, is that happening? maria: absolutely, really good point. there is so much innovation today. obviously, syntax and technology and cryptocurrency -- the states have always been the laboratories for innovation. the federal government has never been that. the office of the comptroller has never regulated these non-depository type institutions. they are now trying to do that and of the states are fighting back on that with our lawsuit with respect to the cyntech charter. but the s

in terms of the founders, federalists like john adams and alexander hamilton. classical liberal, i mean a philosophy rooted in the lockean tradition formed by adam smith, 20th-century proponents of classical liberalism would include milton friedman and hayek. in terms of the founding generation it would be democratic republicans like thomas jefferson, james madison and george mason. the conservative movement today encompasses traditional conservatives and classical liberals. and life, liberty and property of its citizens and a commitment nonaggression principles. and it would include ayn rand and mary rappaport. and these views form continually. each you represent a constellation of principles and commitments that is recognizable but no bright line has demarcated a conservative from a classical liberal or libertarian. there are many varieties of this philosophy but any conservative, classical liberal or libertarian is more committed to liberal than progressives. most conservatives, libertarians, particular moral concern, and middle-income person has a lower inc

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burr was indicted for murder both in new york and in new jersey after his notorious duel with alexander hamilton. he fled and then he went back to washington and continued on as vice president. akhil: and furthermore, he presided over the impeachment trial as president of the senate, of justice samuel chase. philip: for which he was widely praised. akhil: leading one to say that in most countries, murder is arraigned before the judge -- here in america we have the judge being arraigned before the murderer. [laughter] philip: you can see how we fell into this error. sometimes these mistakes feed on each other. if you think high crimes and misdemeanors is an open invitation to a political trial, then you will want to a cabin that by saying, well there must be some underlying crime. in fact, instead of drawing the circle tighter, you have really just made the second error prompted by the first one. benno: so a criminal act, for example, a president to announce that he or she was going to rome for a six-month holiday and would do no public business, that would not be a crime but it would certainly a

seen crying what benedict arnold does is equipped the rights and no that is hand-delivered by alexander hamilton to george washington not in song or rap comes to george washington and the letter says three things. won a says don't kill my wife and is is don't tell my staff and in one of the craziest moments of letterwriting history, benedict arnold says, can i please have my belongings back. she wants her record collection back. then, george washington amazingly actually gives it back to him and sends back belongings. to this day nobody knows what's in the belongings. i love the fact that in the first conspiracy to see that benedict arnold was not the first one but it was brought against george washington pickett started way before . >> joining us from new york city, good morning . >> hello. it's great seeing you. columbia alumni. guest: go chargers! caller: i was wondering if if you talk about the research. guest: yes, let's talk about that. prize-winningtzer author joseph ellis, and i said to him, do you know about the story of a secret plot to kill george washington? and he knew the story. ev

alexander hamilton cited prejudice. and james madison wrote we have seen the mere distinction of color made the most -- in the most p enlightened period of time a ground for the most oppressive dominion exercised by man over man. the words of our founders indict anyone who would believe white supremacy or actions born out that have world view is in any way defensible. it is all americans good to revisit our path out of darkness that feeds racial injustice so we never find ourselves slipping back. but rather moving forward knowing that we're all created equal and all are created in god's image. at the beginning of the american revolution, slavery existed in all 13 original states and the slave trade with africa was carried on unconstrained. official actions to abolish slavery fwan in 1774 before independence was declared. this gained substantial ground oferte next 35 years. delegates to the first continental congress in 1774 pledged to stopt importation of slaves into america and by 1798 every state had outlaw the slave

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this is his first appearance with the lincoln forum and i hope not the last, he's an alexander hamilton professor of american studies at columbia university. >> he has won several teaching awards. we're delighted even though he's known as a social critic. in fact, "time" magazine has named him america's best social critic. in 2012 president obama awarded him, and he had several books of required reading, "the death of satan," "the real american dream" and "the puritan ordeal" and the latest book which is the title of his presentation this morning is the "war before the war: fugitive, slaves, and the struggle for america's soul from the revolution to the civil war." andrew? [applause] >> good morning. i gather the moderator is not here but that's not a problem because people have been trying to moderate me for years with no success. [laughter] if you have any doubt, you can just check with my wife on that subject. i'm delighted to be here. i want to thank harold holzer and all the organizers of the forum for this opportunity to speak to you this morning. unlike some of the other speakers