connected to, that had that revolutionary war diary of john claypool who eventually became betsy ross' third husband. there's an interesting story there. so what is the best book on the constitution convention of 1877 any recommendations jim? >> there are so many. the book by richard demon which gives a good overview. it is such a vast illiterate sure that could be a good starting place a good narrative of what happens. >> there is another questions about native american constitutions what other nations broke constitutions. maybe you want to talk about the cherokee constitution a little bit, bring it up? >> many do, many did and do have constitutions today. the cherokee constitution is an especially notable one. it was written in the 1820s. again it was part of the attempt by the cherokees to secure their place in this new transformer confident. the cherokees and other nations did. interesting things in order to, these are all different strategies. different native american groups, different places, different circumstances and up adopting different strategies to pursue here. one strat

i think we sued betsy ross i don't know how many times. i am glad that she is gone. i am glad to have an administration that understands the importance of public education and recognizes that we need to find a way to help borrowers. it is slowing down our economy. that is how we come to this. it is looking out for the best interests of residence. david, you are young. you mentioned this was an issue facing you. the fastest way to help student debtholders are people in their 60's. retirement and a whole bunch of things. >> thank you. next up, we will talk about voting rights. this is an important thing for you. with the election of the big lie, we saw republican ages perpetrating false narratives. 18 republican attorney generals led by ken paxton filed a lawsuit against battleground states to overthrow the election results. why is it important to have democratic ages serving in battleground states like michigan and wisconsin? >> without democratic ages in the swing states -- ag's in the swing states, we don't have a democracy in the united states of america. these eff

questions about the claypool family, an interesting note without a donation from descendents of betsy ross connected to have the revolutionary war diary of john claypool, betsy crosses third husband, a story there. what is the best book on the constitution convention, any recommendations? >> there are so many. there's a good overview, a vast literature. but that could be a start for what happened and the debate. >> is another question about native american constitutions and one other, maybe you want to talk about the charity cherokee. >> many did and do have constitutions today. the cherokee constitution is an especially notable one written in the 1820s and it was part of this attempt by the cherokees to secure their place in this new transformed continent and the cherokees and other nations did interesting things to try to -- these are all different strategies so different native american groups and different circumstances and different strategies but one strategy is to write a constitution, cherokees like to write about slavery and they pointed to this as another sign of their ability to