bangor armory. a ralitary force is set u the capital is boarded up. it looks like there's going to be an insurrection and the democratic governor turns to the only person in maine that can deal with this. he contacts the republican chamberlain, the offers this order. major general joshua earl chamberlain is authorized and directed to protect the public property and institutions of the state until my successor is duly qualified. that should be on july january seven. duty called chamberlain once more. he arrives in augusta on january five. he found the state boarded up with wood. he entered and established himself in a small office. his first orders was dismissed the paramilitary force. chamberlain had now become the military governor of the state in his unanticipated position, he decided to keep clear of all civilian and political decisions. he didn't have the authority to which of the counted out lawmaker orders were duly elected. but in these last first days of january, that didn't stop the includi

but bangor seminary, founded in 1814, was one of the first theological seminaries. but the problem was it went out of business in 2013. so fortunately me i was able to go to the maine historical society just after they had finally cataloged the papers. now these three years at bangor seminary received no more than two sentences in all the previous biographies. why? because when he graduated. he did not become ordained minister. he became teacher, a professor at bowdoin college. but i know as one who have taught at theological that many people go to theology seminaries not to become ordained ministers, but to avail themselves of the benefits of theological education and did chamberlain here? he studied under enoch pond and one of those great aha at the university of maine at orono i found chamberlain's notes to enoch bond's. class 123 page is of notes to a single class which he had kept for the rest his life. aha. i think meaning something important happened there on that day that he graduated from bangor seminary. he was also offered the opportunity to a master of o

my son, who i mentioned minutes before the program started, who is studying for a doctorate from bangor, india, is studying with his fiancee, who is also one of their classmates. well, that's another point. i don't have any comments. first of all, don't be tired . i would like to tell the managers of radio and television because they are trying to increase the hope, vitality, and participation of the people by implementing important programs regardless of me. in determining their own destiny, increase this. it is for the benefit of the nation and for the benefit of the country and i thank you for this opportunity it was decided that there was an opportunity to serve you with a small program in the saddle and with your highness . it was a lesson for me and i learned and used it . don't be tired. thank you very much, sir. you are very kind. thank you very much. don't be tired. elections are competing with each other. what is the importance of elections in electing a strong parliament? it is in the hands of the people , what will stop your competitors? behind the showcase and to the pain o

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the problem we are seeing here is similar to the 90s, suddenly in 2,000 one, bangor, down came the collapsef the nasdaq. i wouldn't be surprised to see it happen again. the problem is we are in an election cycle in only 2,008 have we seen a down market into an election cycle. stuart: you mentioned the 2000 nasdaq wreck. it took almost a decade, took a long time. got rid of something like that were repeated would take as long? >> it would take as long most likely because it would put the country and a lot of problems. remember, middle-class keeps getting higher, the lessers are getting more, we are getting more poor people in this country and it's going to be harder to get them buying power if it falls down that hard again. stuart: you are good at your stuff, appreciate that. the dow and s&p are having a tough day. the nasdaq with a lot of comeback in technology stocks as if they needed that, doing just fine. in the meantime to the supreme court case, the 9 justices going after both the lawyers, one representing donald trump at more so going after the lawyer representing colorado in this eff

so we're joined now the studio by now in the studio by constitutional expert at bangor university, craig craig. you very morning craig. thank you very much joining us. let's much forjoining us. now let's think from think about this from a constitutional point view. so constitutional point of view. so let's imagine that king charles has a good recovery. let's say three months from now he's better. but he feels exhausted by whole process and by this whole process and just decides going to take down decides i am going to take down my workload a little bit and i'm going to step down from my role of king, even though i've only had it for less than two years. what then? what happens then? >> um, parliament >> okay, so, um, parliament would to pass an act of would have to pass an act of parliament effectively transferring the crown to william , who would be next in william, who would be next in line. that would need the agreement of the commonwealth realms. so the 14 other countries where is head countries where the king is head of state, some of those would have to pass their own legislation .

hold you up in bangor, we could talk about this all day, but we have to leave it there. okay. amid ditched two candidates amid an ongoing semitism crisis. ditched two candidates amid an ongoi have semitism crisis. ditched two candidates amid an ongoi have the amitism crisis. ditched two candidates amid an ongoi have the fullism crisis. ditched two candidates amid an ongoi have the full story'isis. ditched two candidates amid an ongoi have the full story on;. we'll have the full story on that this. i'm martin that after this. i'm martin daubney on . gb news. daubney on. gb news. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . hello there. welcome to news. hello there. welcome to your latest gb news weather update with me, annie from the met office. there'll be further rain to come for some of us, but for of us it will be a for many of us it will be a cloudy afternoon and evening with mild air persisting so with that mild air persisting so it very close and it will stay very close and muqqy it will stay very close and muggy through this evening and overnig