, alexander hamilton, in short, this musical, there this uh... begins, in short, this is theeginning of hamilton , the track about tychyno also begins, about how he once became a minister, such a musical reference, this is such a quote from us, then everything is completely different, because there is broadway, there's a chorus there, but, but the first conventionally 20 seconds start almost the same, because we wanted to give such respect to those who know, to those who will understand such a musical wedge, take this quote, ot. but now glory be to god there is. mr. oleksandr, i just want to quote your group, you wrote in to your official press release, as they say, that you believe that the past can be looked at as in a mirror. the main takeaway you want your listener to take away is that history is unfortunately cyclical and anyone who doesn't learn its lessons will be forced to repeat it. very powerful words and thank you for what you do. oleksandr khomenko, director, founder of the moore project was eterespress, talked about... their new work, this album is so conceptual,

we argued about debt from the revolutionary war, our early government, alexander hamilton, +gthe secretary wanted all the debt from the states to come to the federal and then to use that debt, paying it off to build for the young united states and. not everybody agreed with his plans. so you start seeing division and, then foreign policy questions would arise and france go to war. the 1790s and a lot of americans would feel like we owed france they helped us in our war. still don't like the british very much but for george washington the first president the notion of neutrality is preferable don't really have any money. we didn't really have a navy at all and our army not much to speak of. so we certainly weren't in a position to go and fight a war. certainly not in europe and probably even fighting our neighbors in, british, canada in those days. so. so he's going to present with cabinet approval a neutrality proclamation which starts again divide us into this question of ought we be doing more to help france now, the same notion of keeping us out of george washingtonill send john j, who

the usa on broadway staged hamilton, alexander hamilton, verno, and the minister for 500., the great-grandson of peter's favorite, was the minister of the navy under nicholas i, but was most famous for his witticisms and eccentricities. menshikov was there, right, alexander sergeevich menshikov. old topic 300. the old german gull received the name plumage, although in fact it does not refer to gulls at all, but to these birds. the old german gull is a breed of pigeon. let's continue the old topic for 400. a pig in a poke. 600 you have, alexander, on your right hand is catherine, on your left is pavel. catherine, theme of fabric, rate. 500. attention to the screen. yes, i’m even embarrassed to ask the lady such a question, there are four types of fabrics in front of you, find satin among them. i think this is number one. absolutely right. let's continue. personalized food for 300. according to one version, this dish of finely chopped beef with sauce was created by a french chef who worked in russia. having visited the usa in 1936, he was impressed by the local hamburgers an

the federalist side this is the side of the john adams and the alexander hamilton's is inn favf kindbuilding the young economy of the united states, staying out of a war, trading all sides in europe, not being, ited by alliance to france, something like this. so we're really seeing this treaty kind of a symbolic head point between these two sides and the senate approves the treaty. now, according to the constitution, senate treaties, and they're done now the problem is the house representatives, this is our first treaty ever. the house of representatives basically says treaty. well and so they demand washington to see all the papers. and so on well he says, no, you in the senate approves it. you guys don't have anything do with it. so what the house essentially is going to do is they say, well, maybe what we'll try to do is take away the funding. we won't pay for this treaty. anything that has to be paid, we'll just not spend the money therefore the will effectually die at this point time. so that's not necessarily a new strategy that you see with things in washington, d.c.he hoe of

disclose in a corporate form the fact he paid hish money the reason hush money not to disclose it alexander hamilton paid hush money first case in history anybody tried on this made-up case, so it is the weakest case of all now he is prepared to have -- but that case may get tried first, and it is new york so there will be conviction in manhattan a jir will convict a ham sandwich if the name is trump i ti conviction likely reversal on appeal not until after election. >> you think conviction happens before election. >> possible because it is new york city, i have what, the jury polled probably hated donald trump will find a way to convict eliminate. if judge is recommend would throw case out there is no case there at all, look. the strongest case is the florida case -- did hold a piece of paper say this is classified but that is like looking at a signature ret butt would not affect voters new york would not affect voters the case would probably washington, d.c., case now on hold as a result of president's lawyers's motion for immunity and all pundits predicting, thrown out i don't think so i think th

thank twitter did not exist when alexander hamilton was alive.ibe in the book. what else has contributed to the decline of thist of happyness ad beyond? >> technology is making it so much harder. when john adams wanted to make all offices hereditary. that is how concerned he was. it boggles the mind. technologies reward attention seeking and outra algorithms are designed to feed on those requires unusual level of reading projects to practice this. let's ask ourselves. the understanding of happiness to be transformed greed is good. let it all hang out. why it happened, i don't have a clear answer. david freud and the substitution. i am struck byn the algorithm is incentivizing us to be consumers. there won't be a single explanation for culture is crucial. go out and get angry. be angry. the rare self righteously you can declare your lesions. the check to live up to. twitter is like that. your book, i want to say one last thing. your book is lovely and it reminded me that was by the judge and it's a book about solitude and the need to go out of you

moment in the country as the founding fathers made the sacrifice 250 years ago we don't want alexander hamilton george washington they ask is what you did for your country we better have a darn good answer and this is our year to deliver it. thank you sir. >>> not long ago hunter biden begged for a public hearing before congress now is unscrupulous adult son said he wanted to clear his good name in front of the bright light of capitol hill but today he was a no-show rejecting the inter- dish invitation to testify publicly for the house oversight committee in his place 1 of his former business associates who put a focus squarely on the big guy himself take a look. >> joe biden was more than a producer bent and beneficiary of his family's business he was an active aware and abler he met with business associates like myself to further the business despite being offered by a complex scheme to maintain plausible deniability. >> who's the big guy? are you sure about that. >> joe biden. >> a thousand percent sure. >> when by hunter biden did his deposition under oath he said it was biden even though i

and of course, another was alexander hamilton, who, though he was dead by a at the end of jefferson's first term, as in the presidency of the time, jefferson was leaving office. and what. should 1809 he he he knew that his own past rule vision of an america of farmers small big farmers people close to the earth who were by that very fact moral is superior to people who were not close to the earth, who lived in cities. and so he knew that hamilton washington's of a of a commercial america of america was a big bank and lots of banks and scripts and and stock market and and and and all of those things that come from the soil that for. monticello was the exact opposite of he also wasn't happy because of later on andrew jackson was on the rise and and some years before jefferson's death he was still paying attention. it seemed likely that andrew jackson would soon become president of the united states he detested. jackson and he still was an idealist to think that american ship of state that was sailing through turbulent waters would come out into a calmer sea, it still unnerved him consid

and just as our founding fatherthe countrs made that sac years ago, we don't want to seeg alexander hamilton and georgegee washington. they ask us, what did you do for your country? we washis better have a darnrn good answer. >> and this is our year to and . r it goo all right, vivek ramaswamy inspiring message. thank you, sir. all right. not long ago, hunter t long ate a public hearing before congress. now the president's esunscrupulous adult son saidwad that he wanted to clear his good name in fronts good ofb bright light of capitol hill. but today, hunter was a no shouw . i the invitation to testify publicly before the housnvitat e oversight committee. well, in his place, an empty chair, along with his former business associates, tony bobulinski, who putg focused squarely on the big guy himself. take a loo a look.k. >> joe biden was more thanas a participant in and a beneficiarory of his family's business. he was an active, aware enabler who met with business associates such as myself to further the busines s associs. despite being buffeted by a complex scheme to maintain plausible deniab

alexander hamilton is another hero of mine and when i think what could have been hamilton had a plan.i suppose everyone knows this because they've seen the musical, but, you know, hamilton goes from being a poor basically orphan kid in the west indies to george what's washington's right hand man and ten years is just plan and he submitted this to washington which was arm the slave boys and have fight side by side with us and they will earn their freedom as we wi earn our freedom by fighting for it together with us. and i only think what could have o much earlier than it did. of course, that is part of the story of the civil war, right, in that we put two of your themes together. what animated hamilton to take up that plan, which tragically happen in part it was his recognize mission of the universal equality of all individuals, which was animate by his christian belief. icq don't think you have to be a christian to believe all men are created equal. certainly not. but if you are a christian, you should believe. america is not a christian nation in the sense you have to be a christian

you want to look up everything about alexander e hamilton and everything else.ught it was reallying or really good. will: i liked it. i'm not a big musical guy. i'm just not. i don't know that i need to apologize for it. but, like like, every time somebody breaks out in song, i'm, like, couldn't this have been done in dialogue? i get it -- [laughter] i'm one of those dudes that when they break out in song, it's a down beat for me. i'm like, oh. in the movies, they start singing, oh, it's one of these movies. pete: but they rap at each other in hamilton. will: yeah. honestly, rapping is more fun than if they started -- [laughter] i just, i'm not into it. i would have liked to have seen frost-nix if son, that was a play. i've never been to a play in new york. i would go to a play. pete: you know what he is? he's not very cultured. he's lived in new york for 10, 15 years, never been to a play. will: have you been to the play? not a music ifal, a play. pete: at schools. will: i've been to those. i've been to community theater. pete: do they do plays anymore? will: y