the need for a stronger central government, or a national government, that was clear that washington would have nothing to do with the convention if he didn't think there was a reasonable chance for the central government to be equipped with power. perhaps the most mundane but most pivotal change made at the constitutional convention which makes it not like as you were calling it a league of friendship at the articles you were. was it congress was actually now having the power to pass laws. they did not have authority under the articles of confederation. the states if you work will interpose themselves between their citizens and the authority ofthe articles of confederation congress . under the proposed constitution the guests ssone of the biggest changes is now you actually have a national government that circumvents the states if you will. the states are involved. we did mention the senate but now you have us asking not on state legislature but acting directly upon the american people themselves who are represented in the house of representatives proportionally and express through

it was symbolic. >> the central government cares about hong kong.elling officials to implement this new central government agenda. >> announcing that the policy will stay in place. >> with the enactment and implementation of the national security law, hong kong has been able to restore order from chaos. this has enabled enabling hong kong. he is the only candidate in the race. he was voted in by a committee stacked with loyalists. beijing imposed sweeping changes. widespread arrests followed. then the introduction of a controversial security law. >> i think we have seen this story before. when hong kong was first handed over area they are looking forward to a brighter future. >> the government says stability will bring opportunity for all. that is being welcomed by many in the business community. but not everyone shares that optimism. the recent political changes have become too much to bear for many families area this family will immigrate in a few weeks. they wanted to remain anonymous for this report area >> everything we have is here. it took a

think he will take orders from the central government. beijing government says the best way to solve the city's problems is for society to remain united under chinese rule. but while the anniversary festivitiecontinue in this once-freewheeling metropolis, some hong kongers are still wondering what exactly they should be celebrating. for the "pbs newshour," i'm richard kimber, in hong kong. ♪ judy: even before this summer began, there were extreme heat waves -- and new heat records -- throughout the northern hemisphere. extreme heat took a heavy toll in the u.s., europe, russia, japan and china. india and pakistan endured blistering conditions this spring, leading to a loss of life. and the forecast calls for a hotter than normal summer in much of the u.s. scientists say climate change is accelerating and intensifying these kind of he waves. it's taken a while for some tv weathermen and women to make these connections. but that is changing, apparently. science correspondent miles o'brien has the story. miles: it is a little past 5:00 in ta

national security of ukraine, and then i turn to the mayors, this is also the relationship of the central governmentf local governments, you have a particularly responsible burden . adhere to a unified information policy should be an information policy should be handled by city mayors in our country involve citizens in training before the heating season, communicate with them in an adult way, what is it like in an adult way, support them in domestic thermomodernization, volodymyr, we just have a huge number of people, including people who work in our editorial office, destroyed property, destroyed apartments, there are no windows, and everyone wrote there statements have been put into effect there for reimbursement of the movement, there is none, and the minister of community development at the same time says that with us they have some kind of information policy to deal with, maybe it ’s just that the cabinet of ministers has some function to perform, well, regarding support from the state of those people who have suffered from this war, and not to wash their heads with information politics, to cal

both the central government and people across all social sectors in hong kong have high hopes for the new government of the sar. and people of all ethnic groups in china wish the best for hong kong. here, i want to express four hopes for hong kong. first, strive to improve governance. enhancing the system and capacity for governance and boosting its advocacy is of pressing importance for the development of the development of the hong kong sar. as administrators of hong kong, the chief executive and the sar government bears a primary responsibility for administering hong kong. we should all faithfully fulfill the oath of office, take solid steps to implement the policy of one country, two systems, uphold the authority of the basic law, and dedicate yourselves to the hong kong sar. officials should be selected on the basis of both integrity and competence. outstanding individuals who are firm in their love for both the country and hong kong professionally competent, and dedicated to serving the public, should be extensively drawn into government service. the sense of national identity a

when the central government didn't buy james to restore that by saying that in forcing maximus. ready bash exactly. ready what has happened was they were the halfway mark of the original 50 year agreement on hong kong. how do expect the city to develop in the next 25 years? well, let's, let's, what is the opportunity exist on call engaged in the greater. ready and send so the next 25 years were recruited for special ed. we do all the things going on in. ready as a government under the guidance and includes collaboration with the center, the old ones you see, well, the men to see the big and understand the reality on global competition. is that the only way forward for me to be a continued success story is the 1st of all we recognize itself as an integral part and to ride on the truck and be part of the country's overall. so i would strips is that although it is didn't go off the 24 hour and this is what is round the world. we're all need to face the reality that hong kong is now 1st and foremost. ready gone, we did, you could tie up the country. that's no way off. it's only phon

>> well, he wants to show citizens and the world that the central government attaches great importance to hong kong's development. xi tried to boost patriotism among hong kong residents, especially the younger generation. he expressed his affection for the city and an eagerness to address people's needs and social programs. he adhered to the one country-two systems principle in the long run. he will assure the central government over the jurisdiction. >> the principle is supposed to guarantee hong kong autonomy for 50 years. but critics call it a facade, especially with the security law that came into effect in 2020. how does it affect hong kong? >> well, there used to be many anti-government protests. but it had changed the landscape in the territory. and investors and business leaders see many risks. and hundreds of pro-democratic petitions and activists were arrested. several rights groups and news outlets were forced to disband. different voices are silenced and many are concerned about the government's ambiguous red line. judicial independence is also threatened, which multination

central governments are looking at what tether did and saying we should do the same.hink that is the right path. kriti: william quigley, cofounder of tether, thank you for your time. always too short of a conversation. we will have to have you back again. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will help you create a comprehensive wealth plan for your full financial picture. with the right balance of risk and reward. so you can enjoy more of...this. this is the planning effect. kriti: this is "bloomberg markets." we are a few hours away from netflix earnings. they surprise investors in april when they had a big subscriber loss and warning the worse was to come. joining us now is immediate analysis. everyone will ask about subscriber counts. i want to ask about the ad business. what we can hear from the earning calls about this new ad-based is this? >> great question. there will be a lot of questions for the management team on exactly that. we saw netflix have this complete about-face on its advertising. they have been vehemently opposing it for deca

he's also telling the officials here to implement this new central government agenda.. david brooks and ruth marcus weigh on the supreme court's history-making term, the battle for abortion rights, and the revelations from the january 6

so that also means that the central government. government uh, actually deeds were not helping within the uh frames of the current situation. they just left us with the mayor of warsaw shaszkowski and the president of poland duda, a long-standing confrontation in 2020 they competed in the elections. this shovkovsky lagged behind with a minimum margin pranked lexus, knowing about this on behalf of klitschko, offered their help to a colleague in the upcoming elections, dzhaskovsky clearly accepted this idea with enthusiasm. i can help your party in the next election in terms of pr and something else great, of course. let's go, let's do it that is, the mayor of warsaw turns out to actively encourage foreign citizens to participate more in domestic political life. i won’t be surprised if now the polish security agencies begin to deal with it, in fact, the mayor’s complaints, especially that he asks ukraine to interfere in poland’s internal politics, to interfere in the election process, but says that there is no unity even on global is

developing in the city the kryvyi rih lands were part of the zaporizhia army, the city housed the central governingody of the zaporizhia sich during archaeological excavations in balka, a day ukrainian archaeologist oleksandr pol discovered the remains of smelting furnaces, which indicate that metallurgy was still practiced here scythians during the years of nazi occupation, the head of the city administration serhiy sherstyuk led the popular resistance and introduced the official use of the ukrainian language and anthem more ukraine and glory and will are not dead, because even under enemy fire, the people of kryvyi rih work fearlessly, help and defend independence, because in addition to an iron heart, they also have a steel cossack character . more than 25,000 votes ukrainians stood up for freedom of speech now it's the government's turn don't ignore the opinion of ukrainians return ukrainian informational tv channels digital air we are looking for 17-year-old elizaveta alyoshina, whose fate has been unknown for almost three months, the girl lived in kropyvnytskyi, but for the duration of distan

what he's saying is we cannot have liberty without having strong central government. this is again an incredibly irrelevant subtext for the 24th century especially 2021. the goal was to have her roles and have the recognition of authority, have obedience to the rule of law. you do not just good to have a free-for-all of whatever it is you want to do. as a modern society you are supposed to stop for red lights. we except to preserve more of the liberties, the freedom of more american people. obviously they don't have cars in 1796 when he was writing this. the context is true is part of a free society you have to accept certain limitations. this is sort of irrelevant coming on the fields of the risk of a rebellion which wraps up prior to this address. in which he says there is a constitutionally mandated way in which one can air your grievances. one can speak or redress for the things you don't like, the measures you think are inappropriate. but unless the constitution has changed obedience to the constitution is the true way to being an american. >> let me ask you to a

the united states, i have historically tried to think of one or another mechanism so that our central governmentould show concrete political will, we understand that in our government, so to speak, its judiciary is separated from each other, it is about the executive power, but here history is extremely important was there an impossibility, for example, i don’t know, to hold a closed meeting between the representatives of the supervisory board, the representatives of the sap competition commission, and so on , with representatives of the central government, maybe there are some mechanisms to do it as soon as possible and to stop such stories as soon as possible because we understand that the statement of the congress from spartaz is only the beginning of what will happen tomorrow the day after tomorrow in a week i don't even want to think all this can be finished in 5 minutes, we also discussed this with you, that the competition commission can appoint a winner , they just need to gather in one room, raise their hands and vote for the decision of the final of the competitions, in which a-a klyme

because only the central government in an authoritarian state can ensure the functioning of industrial districts. so this is exactly what is absolutely logical, plus a different system of values, because it is not an indigenous system, but how is it throughout the territory of ukraine , in one way or another, it is a symbiosis of a city and a village in as a rule , not very large cities and villages, because there are not so many large cities in ukraine, and we have 5 million uah . i will remind the big seven on june 28 of the bavarian alps . in the final report, it is said that the seven countries will consider the possibility of a ban on the transportation of russian oil, except when it is sold at a price lower than the threshold, which the big seven will agree on additional, as well as what is important for us. about the import of russian gold, gold and in fact an embargo in relation to this, the united kingdom, the united states, japan, and canada agreed to this step. it was expected that the smaller italy and france would join them at the summit, but the prime minister of great br

the central government offered a subsidy and has several plans. and several state governments also offer their own subsidies. in fact, just yesterday, there was an announcement that the g s t on lithium ion battery has been reduced from 18 percent to 5 percent. so the policies keep getting tweaked to give more and more impeaching to the e sector in india. stephen, we know that electric cars are only as green as the electric electricity that they run on. what can we say about india's renewables build out? is it running in parallel with its efforts to bring more electric vehicles on the road? well, steve, and unfortunately, that's a momma. as far as the ag sector in india is concerned, renewables are not getting up in a big way. or india continues to be largely a call dependent economy anywhere between 70 to 80 percent of india is energy needs are met by all. and that holds true for the electric vehicles segment as well. there are plans, there are a lot of discussions at the central level as well as that state govern level to increase the share of re

will begin to collapse, there will be turmoil as soon as the central government begins to weaken, thel elites will instantly become active and the national liberation movements will become active, this will happen inevitably and it is clear ostap that in the end it will not be ukraine that will divide russia, there will be some international conference with the participation of the leading countries of the world, as it was in podzda or in yalta, which will establish a new the world order, because the one that was formed after yalta and the second world war is destroyed, and this order, by the way, was imperial because in the 45th year the world was divided into spheres of influence. will be based on the free will of the peoples and free unions formed by these peoples and nations, and in this case, you will see that chechnya will be the first to go because it did not sign the federal treaty in 1992 and it is occupied in fact, tatarstan, which already had confederal relations at that time, and in 2000 putin brutally broke this confederation, just now it seems that on the surface everyth

and the local politics is designed around the subsidy from the central government, but the young people who decides to stay in their room neighborhood rather than moving forward jobs seen talk your soccer, big cities, they have to innovate and then understand that they cannot depend on the government, but i, you know, they have to think hard in order to, to produce create the business is seen in a rural area where population is declining, not the easy path for them, and just say yes or no, we'll abby continued to has legacy will continue to live on? yes or no. or economic odyssey? no, i don't think so. i order this, she signed the. some of the ave economic party sees being reversed. are they? yeah. gamed value in the wake of the host nation bellas. saudi surprising, thanks to all our guests for joining us on inside story. i'm a cheater to rocha, tina barrette and you're cheer rossetto. thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for further discussion. you can go to our facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha

there has been no indication the central government is decreasing its demand as though in 2021 we saw of money that was borrowed and never spent or the spending was delayed because local governments could not find projects they could spend the money on which met the high standard for what they were meant to use money on. i do not think that situation has changed. they do not want to waste the money on bad investments, but at the same time they are being told they have to spend -- borrow and spend very quickly. that contradiction has to be resolved or this money would sit in a bank account and not be used. >> the infamous ghost cities from the last stimulus binge. our china economy editor with the latest on stimulus plans, james maygar. she mao group has narrowly avoided default. our china credit editor joins us now. why is shimao taking this approach? still seeking to delay repayment when it comes to local denominated debt. >> we have seen quite a few developers taking this approach of defaulting on offshore debt but still trying to avoid official delinquency or default in the onshore

and the ural obruchak were not decided without approval without the approval of the highest central governmentl executive committee yakov sverdlov, dear comrades, today by direct wire warned you about the trip to you of the bearer of comrades yakovlev, but instructed him to transfer nikolai to the urals, our opinion until you settle him in yekaterinburg decide to arrange him in prison yourself. or to adapt any sverdlov mansion commissar yakovlev, having a mandate signed by vladimirovich lenin and sverdlov, having special powers, he came to tobolsk, presented this to us, he will give the kobylin colonel of the protection of the royal family and a committee the soldier recognized the powers of commissar yakovlev and he took out, but only part of the royal family. on april 30, 1918, yakovlev brings the sovereign , empress maria nikolaevna, and those close to yekaterinburg, and he does not bring it to the main station of yekaterinburg, where, it turns out, a crowd of armed people. e, ready to deal with the royal family, and he turns from this station goes to their so-called, yekaterinburg 2 is a f

i'm an all of his focus is on this and all dia, local governments have been told by the central government that they have to create a favourable environment. i'm and they've been repeatedly told this. so then this incident in john, jo happens and you can sort of see that the political ramifications are going to be quite serious because he wants stability at all costs. but when people see this sort of instability and it breaks down the social contract which exists between the communist party and the people of china, that as long as the economy keeps growing, we were prepared to put up with certain restrictions on our freedom and, and other aspects that they have to deal with, but where that social contract breaks down is when, when the economy stopped growing. and i want to grab onto that thought about officials over reacting to things. and there was a line in your report. you mentioned that the protesters on their on health check apps on their phone for cove. it that the signal went from green to red. in other words, it seemed as if officials were manipulating this app that was meant for h

the central government offered a subsidy and has several plans. and several state governments also offered their own subsidies. in fact, just yesterday, there was an announcement that the g s t on lithium ion battery has been reduced from 18 percent to 5 percent. so the policies keep getting tweak to give more and more impeaching to the e sector in india. time for us to pack up. we're done and job to date where the d. w. business. thank you very much for watching. it is the end of the pandemic in sight. we show what it could look like. will return to normal. and we visit those who are finding it difficult. exceeds his successes in our weekly coven 19 special. next on d, w. to the point, strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives, bates o has responded to rush as well of aggression against ukraine, with a new strategy. and what are the most sweeping reforms in its entire history. on to the point today, nato versus putin going toe to toe, would be aggressive to the point in 60 minutes on d, w ah, with the memories of a woman, ah, a

the central government offered a subsidy and has several plans and several state governments also offer their own subsidies. in fact, just yesterday there was an announcement at the g s t on leave here. mind batteries has been reduced from 18 percent to 5 percent. so the policies keep getting tweaked to give more and more in peters to the, in the sector in india. time for us to pack up. we're done and job to date where the d. w. business. thank you very much for watching. is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like. return to normal. and we visit those who are finding it difficult. a successes are soon you know we're weekly, coven, 19 special. next on d w. ah because of the toxic waste extra, this is for you and her she threw her last breath. ah, she breathed mamma and at that moment i lost her children, played in the pile of toxic waste, which was full of arsenic lead. and mercury went out of the waist, came from sweden. c business. how toxic waste poison ivy tod, including mm. in 45 minutes on d. w. ah. and in many countries education, he's still a privilege. h

i would think some very sweet, clear, substantial and workable top-down central government policy isy needed to restore market confidence. because in china property sales we always have two big seasons. one is in the first half, april and may, we already missed that. the other one is the back of september and october. if you want to bring the property market back, you need to bring buyers back to the market. some policy to restore market confidence is super important for the sector to be mobilized. david: i guess that is a very good point to bring up because this is a two-pronged approach. the deleveraging three lines campaign is directly to the developers. how do you entice the consumer to buy more? lowering deposit rates, for example or the down payments people have to give to buy apartments, what do you need to see specifically from the central government? zhi: i think looking back since the end of last year until today, a lot of the demand-side restrictive policies have been removed. we can see the government has done a lot of things to bring buyers back to the market. i think mo

they need to leverage a central government balance sheet. it's only 20%. it's actually pretty low. they have scope here. per the point about a local government, they have their fiscal position that we can so much out of zero covid lockdown. so they need to chip in. things like issuing special -- or expending the deficit, we think it could be quite likely in the second half given the pressure of the growth. david: have we seen from midyear up until the end of the year, have we seen them change the attack on what the budget deficit target will be? i can't seem to remember the last time they've changed the target in march. >> i don't think there was a case before. that shows there is a lot of ingrained fisk -- ingrained fiscal conservatism from the government side. they need to overcome their hesitation. with pressure on the economy yielding up that, it's probably now. they had a research and cheaper can't -- and chief economist. just to wrap the data that came through here, interestingly enough on the jobs number, 16 to 24-year-old old the jobless rate. 19% for june. here is the data

the central government offered a subsidy and has several plans and several state governments also offer their own subsidies. in fact, just yesterday there was an announcement at the g s t on leave here. mind batteries has been reduced from 18 percent to 5 percent. so the policies keep getting tweaked to give more and more in peters to the sector in india. time for us to pack up when done and job to date, where the d w business. thank you very much for watching. conflict zone with a rash banner g. russia claims it has captured the new hans region in ukraine's east is ukraine. losing this wall guard rocha is a former us ambassador to later. and he believes the worse should be doing more to support ukraine. but could crouch in the western alliance deal a long term support for ukraine conflict zone. next, on d, w, you've been to the point in strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives. banjo has responded to russia's war for gresham against ukraine, with a new strategy, and one of the most sweeping reforms in its entire history. on to the point today, natal versus putin goi

the central government are offered a subsidy and has several plans and several state governments also offer their own subsidies. in fact, just yesterday there was an announcement at the g s t on leave here. my batteries has been reduced from 18 percent to 5 percent. so the policies keep getting tweaked to give more and more in peters to the east sector in india. time for us to pack up . we're done and job to date where the d w. business. thank you very much for watching. oh, to national legion in ukraine. 1000, some fun teams from enrolled risk and eyes fighting against pontoons. we a company come from south america and saundra from new when a lot of bombing down on them lead to the front return on certain focus on europe next on d. w. ah, is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like will return in the normal and we visit those who are finding it difficult exceeds his successes are seen in our weekly coping 19 special. in 60 minutes on d, w. o. a man with the memories of a woman ali from syria is born in a female body, forced into marriage, great to his escape,

the local government there is very worried about that and has asked for special help from central government a number of other fires still going. however, there are some other places that have been put out, particularly a very big one which was causing tremendous problems in the central province of zamora just north—west of where i am in madrid, and which consumed around 30,000 of land and caused hundreds of people to be evacuated. that fire seems to be under control, so it is very much a mixed picture. but the authorities are concerned about the coming days and, with these high temperatures we are seeing, obviously that's a worry. good afternoon. hello, i'm paul scott. it's 1:30pm and here's your latest sports news. it was a mixed day for britain on day 6 of the world athletics championships in oregon. medal hopeful max burgin withdrew from the men's 800m with injury, but eilish mccolgan and jessica judd are through to the women's 5,000m final. rounding up all the action, here's our correspondent andy swiss. the british performance of the day was no doubt from matthew hudson—smith. he quali

>> i think that largely depends on what the central government in char tomb wants. e with what mohamad said about the intervention of the government and also they'd mentioned hamenti. this was supposed to be tackled in a national conference. it was supposed to be tacked in international conference and that, the kind of issue of whether land rights would gip and end. that would have been part of that. that didn't happen, partly because of delays over other things but then because of the coup. so the military now has no interest in settling thiscy so the questions of where the weapons come from is a very pertinent question. i don't think it's likely to still over into ethiopia but, of course, any tension near the border, given that there has been tension between the two government, that's office a possibility. it makes it even more sensitive than it was already. >> part of the peace agreement was also about integrating rebel forces into the arum. it does seem that troops raul: with on a recruitment drive to try to grow their own power. do you think that's also cricketi

>> i think that largely depends on what the central government in char tomb wants. e with what mohamad said about the intervention of the government and also they'd mentioned hamenti. this was supposed to be tackled in a national conference. it was supposed to be tacked in international conference and that, the kind of issue of whether land rights would gip and end. that would have been part of that. that didn't happen, partly because of delays over other things but then because of the coup. so the military now has no interest in settling thiscy so the questions of where the weapons come from is a very pertinent question. i don't think it's likely to still over into ethiopia but, of course, any tension near the border, given that there has been tension between the two government, that's office a possibility. it makes it even more sensitive than it was already. >> part of the peace agreement was also about integrating rebel forces into the arum. it does seem that troops raul: with on a recruitment drive to try to grow their own power. do you think that's also cricketi

you see cherokees creating a central government and this is the government that ends up briefly being taking new achota as its capital. and but in creating that government they're attempting to create a political voice that will be able to hold the united states and states like georgia at bay. so this is an adjustment and and there's a sense among a lot of historians. i think that while that government is being created into it showed up. at the same time you still have a lot of really traditional political practices taking place. you know in more traditional communities as you don't want to emphasize too much this this sense of change. it's really about adjustment and adjustment with the goal of holding on to land protecting purechae autonomy. okay were the cherokee participating in slavery? during this period you described yes, so during the part of the 19th century on late 18th early 19th century you do see some cherokee families adopting the model of slavery that is already prevalent within you know, the new united states and there forms of slavery there is captive slavery, you kno

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actively developing in the city, the lands of kryvyi rih were part of the army zaporizhia, the central governing body of kish zaporizhia sich was located in the city during archaeological excavations in balka, ukrainian archaeologist oleksandr pol discovered the remains of floating furnaces, which indicate that the scythians were engaged in metallurgy here during the years of nazi occupation. language and anthem ukraine and glory and will are not dead yet, because even under enemy fire the people of kryvyi rih fearlessly work, help and protect independence because in addition to the iron heart they also have the steel cossack character kryvyi rih unconquered their values ​​loyalty courage and strength their elements land air and sea their goals victory victory and victory glory to the naval forces of the armed forces of ukraine will not pass by and she is all she is to me there mur-mur, i will already live in my armor, ask, you need everything, there is help, and even at work, people do not work like they do here. support in unity and victory will be secured, protect more. our people who need hu

the central government are offered a subsidy and has several plans and several state governments also offer their own subsidies. in fact, just yesterday there was an announcement that the g s t on lithium ion battery has been reduced from 18 percent to 5 percent. so the policies keep getting tweaked to give more and more in peters to the e sector in india. stephen, we know that electric cars are only as green as the electric electricity that they run on. what can we say about india's renewables build out? is it running in parallel with its efforts to bring more electric vehicles on the road? well, steve, and unfortunately, that's obama. as far as the ag sector in india is concerned, renewables are not getting up in a big way. or india continues to be largely a call dependent economy anywhere between 70 to 80 percent of india energy needs are met by all. and so that holds true for the electric vehicles segment as well. there are class, there are a lot of discussions at the central level as well as a state govern level to increase the share of renewables in the us energy mix. but those

we are going to create a central government one of the things he does is he creates he pushes through congress what's called the bank of the united states. he says, you know a government needs a bank. we need money we need to get taxes which by the way nobody likes to pay. so that makes you pretty unpopular. that's what shay's rebellion was about by the way. nobody wanted to pay taxes. so now hamilton has to be the big bad guy. his is the biggest agency in the federal government. he has something like 450 employees because you have to have a lot of tax collectors and accountants etc thomas jefferson has three he's secretary of the of the foreign relations basically a secretary of state so he doesn't have to do. madison become hamilton becomes the lightning rod. for all of those people who said i told you so this isn't going to work. and i don't like it. so he becomes very very controversial, but he pushes he perseveres. he gets things through the congress this by the way is a representation of independence hall, which if you go to philadelphia, and i i passionately hope you you will i