d. c. william, thanks so much for being on this news. our 1st the talk is through why paperless, so angry about this referendum on the changes to the constitution? what impact would that have? all those changes have on sides hold on power because there was no legitimate consultative process to create his constitution. i'm like the previous constitution which took 2 years to create between 28122014 following the revolution and wish equality. totality of that tunisia political parties and civil society were. busy involved in creating that compromised constitution, which was thought through by about 90 percent of the constituent assembly. this one has no political parties with it, no civil society organizations and was an e. consultation only participated in by supporters of the president's coo and so the impact would be the consolidation of the qu. i'm all power concentrated in the president's hands, and that's why we've had such an increasing frequency of protests lately. so what impact is this, or are these regular protests, as you menti

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and significantly, when the president died in office, like william henry harrison being the first president to die in office in washington d. c., there was a funeral procession which might a little bit resemble of what we see today, with hundreds of marchers that march from the white house to congressional cemetery where he was temporarily interred. and then over time, with, again, with advances in technology like the train and with embalming, with abraham lincoln, where there can be these more elaborate, elongated ceremonies before the president was interred. but still, these modest funerals would still be in practice, even into the 19 hundreds. grover cleveland's funeral, from beginning, from when the funeral first started at his home in princeton to when he was placed in the ground, it was barely one hour in princeton, new jersey, so extremely modest. calvin coolidge's was probably the last of the modest funerals, in 1932, where his several hundred guests attended his funeral in northampton, massachusetts. after that, we see where franklin roosevelt died in office in 1945, and there was this major event but it was unplanne

william court is a former us ambassador, both cars, extent and georgia. he's also an adjunct fellow with the rand corporation, he's joining us live from washington d. c virus. so thank you very much for your patience. we had a few technical problems beforehand, but it's good to have you, but i was asking you what your interpretation of finland and sweden joining nato would be in terms of how it would change the structure of nato and the balance of power in europe. freedom has a lot of naval power in the baltic sea that will be important. similar has a long border with russia. and so it true will have an strategic importance beyond the size of fiddler the if you will stand by $64.00 u. s. f. 35 aircraft, mostly fighter in the world. both of those countries have been integrated, well in terms of inter operability of their motors were made for a long time. so it will substantially strengthen the low to alliance. i was talking to a guest in our shows just within the last 24 hours. and he was saying, suggesting that actually russia is very likely to react to, to this in any significant way. because it many ways it doesn't really change the dynamics, but l