chris when you discussed the early american history as an of commerce, the founding ge successful men remember correctly in the notes you shared with me ahead of time, you took care to point out that early american co transatlantic trade required required real capital, required businesses, real size and magnitude. so you touch on both commerce among sort of we call them maybe ordinary americans shop and farmers and so on, but also the kind of large enterprises that are george washington, other great■újr statesmen founded and administered. i guess my point your remarks point to both the importance of commerce in shaping an all americans and also the role of commerce in shaping american statesmen. and i'd love to hear more about how you think that both of those dynamics into the american founding. you said something that stood out to me. you said the real effects of commerce for small in the founding but belief but the beliefs were enough causes of the founding. and is it fair to me to add maybe beliefs in the habits of or give rise to that? i'd love to hear further word of that in a si

and define their terms a little, to think hard about just what we mean when we approach the american founding and its era through an economic lens precisely because it is contested. maybe it will keep us from assuming too much and force us to really get to the bottom of things. the american revolution plainly had some inescapable economic dimensions, and the nation it launched has been identified with the commercial economy and the market economy more or less from the beginning. that gives us a lot to talk about and think about, and so we'll get started doing that. the first panel, as i said, will be moderated by my colleague adam white. adam is a senior fellow here at aei, a leading scholar of the law and constitutionalism with a particular focus on administrative law on the supreme court, the separation of powers, the foundations, really of american republicanism. he's co-directing this project to mark the 250th anniversary the founding, along with our colleague john yoo and myself. and he will introduce the first session and get us going. so, adam floor is yours. thank you, yuval. thanks,

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as general clark drove to the capital, american flags found their way into the hands of liberated italians, brilliant commander of the victorious french army went up to the balcony with the american commander. then the drama shifted to st. peter's. his holiness the pope was about to speak and nearly 500,000 packed the historic square. the pope had this to say. thanks be to god. rome has been spared the horrors of war. we should show our gratitude and cease from hatred. >> [speaking another language] ■![applause] >> back in the english channel, great convoys of troops and reinforcements continue to move toward the beaches of normandy. ♪ the beach had already expanded to 50 miles and they put ashore the equipment of a highly mechanized army. ♪ pinpoint shooting put numbers of nazi tanks out of action. bombers and fighter maintained cover for the forces below. [explosions] the allied troops are received as long-awaited friends. they are shown the way and warned about where to expect mines and given help. ♪ the allies have found firm resistance and are prepared for even stronger contests. ss t

to state department and administration. not id, but there were about 100 warheads there, the americans foundn the ninety- second year, when general gridkov, speaking at a conference dedicated to the thirtieth anniversary of the cuban missile crisis, he said this, that is , for them it was a shock, this is another touch to the issue that is related to ensuring the secrecy of the delivery of nuclear warheads there, that is, there is order there. with a range of 200 km, that is, being tactical, they finished off as far as florida. and oleg konstantinovich, after all, what then, if we go back, yes, to those times and, as you say, analogues, but what then still helped to move away from the edge of the abyss? well, probably not just a meeting of ours resident with a journalist and so on, this is understandable, this is technology. but what, where is the line when it’s time to stop? the heads of state realized that they were half a step away from a nuclear war, they had enough determination, enough courage to compromise somewhere, maybe take a step back somewhere, make some concession and resolve t

and drove through the capital, american flags found their way into the hands of liberated italians. ant commander of the victorious french armies went up to their familiar balcony with the american commander. and then the drama shifted to st. peter's. his holiness the pope was about to speak and nearly half a million packed the historic square. pope pius had this to say -- banks speed a god, roman husband spared the horrors of war. we should show our gratitude by good works and cease from hatred and rancor. >> [speaking in italian] >> back in the english channel great convoys of troops and reinforced and spends can -- and reinforcements continued to move towards the banks of normandy. the beach had already expanded to 50 miles and they put a sure the equipment of a highly mechanized army. -- and they put ashore the equipment of a highly mechanized army. pinpoint shooting put numbers of nazi tanks out of action and in the skies, bombers maintain coverage for the ground below. allied troops are received as long-awaited friends. peasants showed them the way. giving all possible help. th

, the president... could have several options for actions, but he chose exactly this one, the americans foundrt of their partner, well , the exact same thing happened in our country, too, our political leaders decided to stage showdowns at the expense of military capability. of the forces of ukraine, and this epic with mobilization laws, therefore an additional statement, but as soon as these issues broke down, it became clear to the russians that the overton window, everything slipped by, and it is only a matter of time when this machine will accelerate, gain momentum, at least until the fall . situation will lean more in our favor, and here i completely agree with commander-in-chief syrskyi in his careful assessment that the situation is difficult, but we have a chance under certain conditions to turn the whole situation in our favor, under certain conditions we have a chance. thank you, thank you, mr. pavel, pavlo lekichuk, the head of security programs is this. globalists strategy 21 was on the air, we will now take a break for a few minutes, but please stay with us. tingling, numbness or

president of the states could have had several options for action, but he chose exactly this one, the americans foundes more important than the support of their partner, well , the same thing happened here too, actually , our political leaders decided. showdowns at the expense of the combat capability of the armed forces of ukraine, and this epic with mobilization laws, therefore an additional statement, but as soon as these issues broke down, it became the russians it's clear that overton's window is all over the place, and it's only a matter of time before this car accelerates. will gather momentum, at least until the fall, the situation will lean more in our favor, and here i absolutely agree with commander-in-chief syrsky in his cautious assessment that the situation is difficult, but we have a chance under certain conditions to turn the whole situation in our favor. .. under certain conditions we have a chance. thank you, thank you, mr. pavle, pavlo lekichuk, head of security programs of the strategy 21 global studies center, was with us in broadcast, we're going to break for just a few minutes

although many of the american troops found themselves without officers on unfamiliar ground next to soldiershey didn't know, one by one they got up. they inched forward and together, in groups of threes and fives and tens, the sons of democracy improvised and mounted their own attacks. at that exact moment, on these beaches, the forces of freedom turned the tide of the 20th century. these soldiers knew that staying put meant certain death. but they were also driven by the voice of free will and responsibility nurtured in sunday schools, town halls and sandlot ball games -- the voice that told them to stand up and move forward, saying, "you can do it. and if you don't no one else will." and as captain joe dawson led his company up this bluff, and as others followed his lead, they secured a foothold for freedom. today, many of them are here among us. oh, they may walk with a little less spring in their step, and their ranks are growing thinner, but let us never forget, when they were young, these men saved the world. [applause] let us now ask them all the veterans of the normandy campaign to s

from coast to coast americans found countless ways to pitch in.sion, knowing everyone knew the probability of dying was real. but they did it anyway. they knew beyond any doubt there are things that are worth fighting and dying for. democracy is worth it. america is worth it. the world is worth it. then, now, and always. the war in europe did not in for another 11 months, but here the tide turned in our favor. here we proved the forces of liberty are stronger than the forces of conquest. here we proved that the ideas of our democracy are stronger than any army or a combination of army's in the entire world. we proved something else here as well here the unbreakable unity of the allies. here with us are men who served alongside the americans that day. wearing different flags on their arms but fighting with the same courage and for the same purpose. what the allies did together 80 years ago far surpassed any we could've done on our own. it was a powerful illustration how alliances, real alliances, make us stronger. a lesson that i pray may americans

, yes, the president of the states could have had several options, but he chose this one. the americans foundupport of their partner, and we also had our own flights. the leaders decided to stage showdowns at the expense of the combat capability of the armed forces of ukraine, that is the epic with the mobilization laws, therefore an additional statement, but as soon as these issues broke down, it became clear to the russians that the overton window had all slipped through and... it was only a matter of time when this the car will accelerate, gain momentum, at least by autumn, the situation will lean more in our favor, and here i completely agree with commander-in-chief syrsky, in his careful assessment, that the situation is difficult, but we have a chance under certain conditions... to turn this whole situation in our favor, under certain conditions we have a chance. thank you, thank you, mr. pavel, pavlo lakeychuk, the head of security programs of the center for global studies, strategy 21 was on the air, we will now take a break for a few minutes, but please stay with us. mom, i threw up

although many of the american troops found themselves without officers on unfamiliar ground, next to soldiers, they didn't know one by one. they got up. they inch forward and together in groups of threes and fives and tens. the sons of democracy improvised and mounted their own attacks at that exact moment on these beaches. the forces of freedom turned the tide of the 20th century. these soldiers knew that staying put meant certain death, but they were also driven by the voice of free will and responsibility, nurtured in sunday schools, town halls and sandlot ball games. the voice that told them to stand up and move forward, saying you can do it. and if you don't, no one else will. and as captain joe dawson led his company up this bluff, and as others followed his lead, they secured a foothold for freedom. today, many of them are here among us. or they may walk with a little less spring in their step. and their ranks are growing thinner. but let us never forget, when they were young, these men saved the world. and so let us now ask them, all the veterans of the normandy campaign, to

from coast to coast, americans found countless ways to pitch in. they know understood.he men who fought here became heroes, not because they are toughest or fiercest, although they were, but because they were g given an oaudacious mission knowing the probability of dying was real, but they did it anyway. they knew beyond any doubt there are things worth fighting and dying for. freedom is worth it. democracy is worth it. america is worth it. the world is worth. then, now and always. the war in europe did not end for another 11 months, but here the tide turned in our favor. here we proved the forces of liberty are stronger than the forces of conquest. here we proved that the idea of democracy are stronger than any army or combination of armies in the entire world. we proved something else here, as well. the unbreakable unity of the allies. here with us are men who served alongside the americans that day. wearing different flags on their arms, but fighting with the same courage for the same purpose. what the allies did together 80 years ago, far surpassed anything we could

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an american founding father thomas jefferson, the 3rd president of the united states said that he was not a friend to activists. government for an active us, government is always impressive. they were both right. this is not a new idea, is thousands of years old. why is it then that oppressive government never learned that they are the problems, not the solution to the problem? i don't know the answer to that question. what i do know is that we need more whistle blowers like neat case to keep our government honest. thanks for joining us for another episode of the width of lowers. i'm john curiosity of please follow me on some debt at john kerry i coop. we'll see you next time. 2 2 2 2 2 2 the stuff for the summer shift for the picture such as the shield economic model has to do with these kinds of ornaments, different experiments, if it doesn't take her to testify this thing. and so with the concept, even though is a new box. so i was unable to deal with a company anthem which comes up developing bio chemical weapons inside of the guns. good to watch the news. no worse than cheaper. 3

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iberogast. >>> an american tourist in greece has been found dead after he was reported missing last week the body of the man who has not been identified was found on a beach on a small island. another american is among several other people who are missing or have died during an intense heat wave in greece. >>> also tonight the u.s. surgeon general sounding the alarm about the mental health risks of social media for children. it's so troubling, he says, that social media platforms should come with warning labels like tobacco. tom costello with more. >> reporter: the stark warning from the nation's top doctor accelerates a national push to limit kids' access to social media. in the "new york times" the surgeon general writes, "the mental health crisis among young people is an emergency and social media has emerged as an important contributor." on "today" dr. murthy said adolescents average five hours per day on social media. >> when adolescents spend more than three hours a day on social media we're seeing an association with a doubling of risk of anxiety and depression symptoms. >> report

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and the sad conclusion to a bizarre mystery, an american found dead on the beach increases week is confirmed tiny greek island, the island is only one point to square miles and a population of less than 100 people. he is one of seven missing or dead tourists on the greek isles this month alone. it's unknown how he died but officials say many of the other tourists found that this month were hiking in the extreme heat. still missing retired los angeles county sheriff's deputy albert kalb a that went missing during a hike on an island off the greases east coast. it is a day of bankruptcy today, to high-profile bankruptcy filings in the transportation sector, electric vehicle strode up throwing in the towel one year under unveiling the first model. nobody is coming close to touching tesla just yet. in the world of public transport. pictures are taking a hint this morning. the budget alternative to greyhound mega bus is at risk of going under and since the parent company files for bankruptcy they offered to guests from 1 dollar every since 2006 and is served more than 50 million americans across

this was exactly the kind of pattern that the original american founding fathers were created to fight. >> we can joke that martha, his wife, is the new karen, but there's nothing funny about it. >> are there really no consequences? every time anything comes out unlike there are no consequences? >> for impeachment you need congress. >> i mean, it seems egregious. >> no consequences. that is why it is so hard for someone to get confirmed on that bench. >> someone said to me well you know, it's the same thing. katanji brown jackson, she took beyonce tickets. i saw katanji brown jackson at the mark twain prize awards. i had to sit through a long comedy show and i am like, i feel really bad for you because if you're a republican on a private jet somewhere, this is really exotic instead of at the kennedy center. >> when we come back, joe biden is going to hollywood. here is a question. how much does star power help a campaign? we are going to dig in. we are >>> president biden is going to hollywood this weekend for a star-studded fundraiser. expected to attend, president obama, george tony,

local media reporting a missing american man found dead yesterday on a beach on a small island west ofs are also searching for another missing american tourist on a different island. 59-year-old retired los angeles county sheriff's deputy albert calibet was reported missing last week when he went on a solo hike in very hot conditions on the island of amorgos. two others have been found dead on greek islands including british doctor and tv personality michael mosley. >>> president biden is back in washington after a fundraising blitz in california, while donald trump rallied supporters in a crucial battleground state. cbs' skyler henry reports. >> reporter: actors george clooney and julia roberts kicked off a star-studded affair for the biden campaign saturday night. the president during a moderated interview alongside former president obama and talk show host jimmy kimmel was asked about a range of issues including health care, reproductive rights, and the supreme court. >> the next president is likely to have two new supreme court nominees. the supreme court has never been as out of k

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. >> in greece, an american tourist has been found dead on a remote beach, and another american is still missing. the latest in a string of foreign visitors to vanish amid soaring temperatures there. abc's lama hasan has more on the search intensifying for an american tourist in greece. >> retired l.a. county sheriff's deputy albert calbert, who went missing earlier this week after setting off on a hike on the island of amorgos. colbert's girlfriend debbie and brother oliver, desperate to find him traveling to greece to help with the search. it's a very harsh terrain, you know, they're exhausted, we're all exhausted, and i mean, there's not enough of us. >> there's not enough boots on the ground. >> five foreign visitors to the greek isles have died or gone missing in recent weeks amid a heat wave in the region, authorities say. another american tourists who vanished last tuesday was found dead on this beach on the island of mathraki, near corfu. an autopsy is underway to determine the cause of death, but calbert was a frequent visitor to the island and an experienced hiker. greek police

from the time that he and the thousands of other americans found out that their information had beenit wasn't them. it wasn't their issue. it wasn't their fault. and there was simply nothing that they could do about it. and that was an incredibly frustrating response for to hear from a government agency that's entrusted with americans' confidential information year after year. it's troubling, i think for all of us that have to file tax returns. and so, ken took that on. >> bret: yeah. and well thanks to him, the lawsuit went forward. and this federal contractor, charles littlejohn. 38, pleaded guilty to one count of unauthorized disclosure of tax returns. return information last october. after he admitted leaking the former president's information to the "new york times," and that of other wealthy americans propublica. this the deposition is truly amazing. question source, could theoretically access anyone's tax return in that job? answer from littlejohn, yes. >> bret: were you able to access anyone's tax return? answer, i was able to access tax returns at will, yes. >> and unlike be

found dead. they also tested a positive for west nile virus. both were american crows found in concord. now there has been there have been rather 3 per it's reported for the virus in 2024. and scientist will now set up miss keto traps to see if any of them have been affected. you know, they warm. they're warning that as the summer warms up, but there is a higher chance of the virus spreading due to o'hare mosquito population. there's been a lot of division at the state capitol as of late, but democrats or republicans are coming together for a bill that they hope we'll bring smiles to millions of californians literally known as the smile act. senate bill, 9 80's calling for low-income californians enrolled medicare out to be eligible for tooth replacement coverage currently medical covers procedures to remove a tooth but not to replace it with an implant. well, this bill would change that lawmakers from both sides of the aisle say that the bill is necessary to ensure adequate dental coverage for californians in need. >> to be able to smile, to be confident in that job interview are on th

costa mosquito and vector control is reporting 2 birds have been found dead and they tested positive for west nile virus. both were american crows found in concord. there's now been 3 birds that reported for the virus here in the years of 2020. 24 this year, scientists will now set up mosquito traps to see if any of them have been affected. the warm weather, of that the summer it is bringing here, it warms up the air and then the higher chances of the virus spreading due to a higher mosquito population. let's take a live look outside right sutro the golden gate bridge. you would never know it because it just looks like a cotton out there conference. chief meteorologist lawrence kind of joining now with a look at the weather. yeah, we're talking about the heat, right. but some folks going to be sitting in that cool fog as we head throughout the weekend. not having to worry about that along the coastline. >> other parts bay area head inland. you're looking toward mount diablo. and things are browned out there right now and it is going to get hot in the east bay, especially parts of santa clara valley to these temperatures li

american tourist found dead on a beach in greece over the weekend. the sheriff's deputy. >> ainsley: todd piro joins us with the latest. >> todd: that american tourist remains unidentified at this time. the man's body was found sunday on small island off western coast. cause of death is unknown. another american, retired los angeles sheriff deputy albert c ca calaburemains missing. he did not return from a hike in the sweltering temperatures that day. his sister-in-law and a friend joining us earlier. >> the greeks are doing their best. this is a tiny island in the middle of the mediterranean, getting support is difficult. >> they are be frantic, they have been searching high and low. oli ol oliver is searching for his brother. >> todd: his goirlfriend says they are sick to their stomach knowing he's out there somewhere. he is well known on the island, he is a frequent visitor. four other tourists have been found dead this month. look, guys, four seems like odd co coincidence, a lot of unanswered questions. >> steve: that guy, the deputy has been maki

but this is exactly the kind of pattern that the original american founding fathers were created to fightt martha, his wife, is the new karen. but there is nothing funny about it. >> are there really no consequences? every time the new thing comes out i am like there are no consequences? there is nothing? >> for impeachment, you need congress. >> i mean, it seems egregious. >> there is no consequences, that is why it is so hard for someone to get confirmed on that bench. >> someone said to me, you know, it is the same thing. tonya brown jackson took beyonci tickets. oh, my god. i saw her at the -- >> at the beyonci concert? >> no, no. at the mark twain awards. had to sit there really long comedy show. i felt that if you're republican, you you could be on a private jet, sitting at the kennedy center lisanti comedians do their best. >>> everyone is staying right here. when we come back, joe biden is not going to the kennedy center, he is going to hollywood. here's a question. how much do star power help a campaign? maybe it actually hurts it. when the 11th hour and the nightcap continue. we

changed after a year and a half in a similar matter , and the court, in the eyes of the american president, found legitimacy he lost. we have made our position clear about the international criminal court. we do not recognize the court. the story started when the prosecutor of the international criminal court requested the members of the court to issue an arrest warrant for the prime minister and the minister of war of the zionist regime for the crime in gaza. the reaction of some american officials to this request was even sharper than biden's reaction. get your dollars from the states now. say goodbye to united states and travel to america again. the international criminal court overstepped par's authority and issued an arrest warrant for netanyahu gallant has created a dangerous record for himself. of course, the americans did not stop at lip service to support their zionist friends and took practical action against the judicial arm of the united nations . sanction plan of the international criminal court. 247 votes in favor against 155 votes against the resolution that clearly places the unit

otherwise, how else can we explain the fact that the americans suddenly found signs of some kind of russianal arms factory. let me remind you that a major fire occurred there back in may, since then the german authorities have already managed to conduct an official investigation and came to the conclusion that there was a technical malfunctions, that is, the initial fantasies about the russian trace definitely did not take off, but they were clearly visible. feed with new horror stories and simply those investigations that have new means, and for this it is necessary , even carried out in germany, who say that these are no saboteurs, this is due to the course of events, this is poor maintenance, these voices are not overseas heard because a huge huge media machine is now working in the interests of the military-industrial complex. by the way, under pressure from washington puppeteers, the germans seem to be happy changed shoes. now, as if on command, the notorious hand of the kremlin is ready to be discerned in what happened by both the scoreboard and bilt, and the director of the enterpris

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