it's hamilton. they shake hands, introduce one another, and then they go back to their respective rooms. the next night, rose says, i need to get down into the dungeon. no one goes into the dungeon because of the rats and the sewage. if i can get into the dungeon he thinks i could dig tunnel into the sewer and escape through the sewer with feces and rats because no one would think of that. and then fall down in the james river and be gone. he watches rats by the thousands, in and out through the sewer. so he goes down to the dungeon. there's a bolted door. he's big enough. he can bust the bolted door. he gets into the dungeon, he's walking, stepping on rats through raw sewage, feeling his way the wall. and he bumps someone. they both gasp. it's they both run each other two consecutive nights. lightning strikes twice. so that's when they say, we're going to escape together the next night, they go to go down the dungeon. the guards realize door had been broken. so it has deadbolts on it. they have to

hamilton is very resourceful. row is one night is ready to escape and the confederate guards output scaffolding outside the window to repair a roof. the skies opened up. rose realizes that he left the scaffolding up. they put bars in the window. rose goes over to the window. he sneaks over and i. he's big and strong enough that he might be able to break the bar's. if so, he could jump out of the window of the scaffolding, go down to the first floor, and then escape. while he is out the window trying the bar's, he realizes he can't do it. lightning strikes and it illuminates his face and there is a face beside his. he and the other person gasp. it's hamilton. they shake hands, introduce one another, and they go back to their respective rooms. the next night, rose says, i need to get down into the dungeon. no one goes into the dungeon because of the routes and the sewage. if i can get into the dungeon, he thinks, i can to title into the sewer and escape through the sewer. no one would think of that. i could fall dow

i've always wondered, why hamilton? in the sense that washington had so many people that he trusted and people he could work closely with. and yet hamilton somehow was at the very top of that. could you tell us about that? anything you'd add to the story? >> yeah. by 1796, washington had an abivalent relationship with the department secretary. i often affectionately refer to him as -- he didn't want to have cabinet meetings with them. he certainly didn't trust their abilities to the same degree that he trusted hamilton's. and frequently, still sought out advice on the annual addresses, on major moments during the presidency, and asking hamilton to draft things for him. one important element, though, that is specific to this. this is something he told hamilton when they first talked about it in march of 1796. washington sent him the draft. washington kept madison's first draft. and he insisted that the final includes paragraphs in the beginning. and it was a shot across the bow. washington was anticipating that madison a

that idea dies and you are right hamilton is back and forth on it. that is where most of it goes. if you look at the original farewell which they have the new york public library can literally cut-and-paste that section. >> john, if you look at that last address to congress it is almost fdr. you do know what i mean? >> j edgar hoover's not a good thing. [laughter] >> i am sorry. [laughter] >> i'm sorry go on. >> you have to get beyond that. you know what i'm saying? it's a vision very close to what john quincy adams will have as president. and it is a vision of a nationstate that makes domestic and foreign policy in the robust way. and in that washington is a member of a very small minority in the nation. and anybody that opposes can lay onto his position because he is attempting to re-create the monarchy and of course jefferson is the main guy that is doing this behind the scenes. malone has spent 50 years writing about jefferson and said jefferson the 17 '90s i don't really understand what he is doing. it's been 50 years we don't understand what is doing. what he's doing is lyin

hamilton madison jay knew what excuse the spirit of laws quite well. so to bring this to an important conclusion, let's test it out. the opening statement on principle in washington's farewell address counsels on war, peace and international affairs begins with this paragraph observe good faith and justice toward all nations. cultivate peace, harmony with all religion and morality. enjoying this conduct. and can it be that good policy? does not equally enjoin it. it will be worthy of a free, enlightened, and at no distant period a great nation to give to mankind the magnanimous and to novel example of a people always by an exalted justice and benevolence. just to remind ourselves, these are the words of victorious general in war who later became the first president of the american constitutional republic, holding the single executive power as commander in chief of the armed forces. so we can say washington knew war and he knew power, and he wanted america to be a great power in relation the dominant philosophers and forming most current scholarship and

hamilton's said she's staying hopeful that gucci will be home in time for the holidays. her message for the person who has him i would hope that you wouldn't tried to sell or get rid of him. because we love them, and we just want him to come home. the dog's owners are offering a reward for any information that brings their puppy home in san leandro. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news police in vallejo broke up a large sideshow involving up to 300 cars late last night. the side show took place near the columbus and ascot parkways around 11 p.m. it lasted about 30 minutes before officers were able to clear that area. there is no word of any arrests. there were also reports of side shows late last night in the east bay, including in richmond rodeo and hayward police department is scheduled to hold a news conference tomorrow to reveal more information about the disappearance and death of alexis game. investigators say the partial remains of 24 year old gabe were found in amador county last week. the woman was first reported missing back in january after last being seen

about hamilton. but this is a big business in the age of the american founding. this book is about how this powerful, old international business, specifically about marine insurance. the insurance of commercial shipping and a ships. how does business come to terms with a fragile new republic and bets on it. so, insurance is the business of taking risks. the story of my book is how one of the big risks that the insurance business takes is the risk of the united states itself. that becomes a story about how economic risk taking and political risk are intertwined. so, i want to talk for about half an hour and then take your questions. i'm happy to go in any direction you want. i'm happy to go with the money people, i'm happy to go with the politics people. or the people who are new to thinking about this all together. i was one of those people, i had no idea when i started my dissertation at uc berkeley that i was going to be writing about insurance. the idea would have appalled me, i thought that i was

the leader of ukip , neil hamilton. leader of ukip, neil hamilton.. lots of ashley horgan—wallace. lots of stories to get through. no beer at world cup. jerry the point. oh, for heaven's sake . this is a oh, for heaven's sake. this is a country which are saying gays be put to prison . this is a country put to prison. this is a country which i've had people work for them with thousands died. and we're worried bigger get better life. also, mr. beckham, who's been paid this money to support also all these other comments . also all these other comments. it is an absolute . it should it is an absolute. it should neven it is an absolute. it should never. the world cup should never. the world cup should never be in qatar. i think that this is the final kick in the budweiser's nail. this is the final kick in the budweiser's nail . well, i budweiser's nail. well, i imagine budweiser pretty annoyed that their sponsorship deal seems to have collapsed. having paid the money so there may be a large breach of contract case that will get out of this. you know, prob

the leader of ukip , neil hamilton. leader of ukip, neil hamilton.. lots of ashley horgan—wallace. lots of stories to get through. no beer at world cup. jerry the point. oh, for heaven's sake . this is a oh, for heaven's sake. this is a country which are saying gays be put to prison . this is a country put to prison. this is a country which i've had people work for them with thousands died. and we're worried bigger get better life. also, mr. beckham, who's been paid this money to support also all these other comments . also all these other comments. it is an absolute . it should it is an absolute. it should neven it is an absolute. it should never. the world cup should never. the world cup should never be in qatar. i think that this is the final kick in the budweiser's nail. this is the final kick in the budweiser's nail . well, i budweiser's nail. well, i imagine budweiser pretty annoyed that their sponsorship deal seems to have collapsed. having paid the money so there may be a large breach of contract case that will get out of this. you know, prob

right now, a piece of this most famous is money about alexander hamilton, and hamilton is involved in insurance and that's not usually what people talk about when they talk about hamilton, but this is a big business in the age of the american founding. this book is how the powerful, old international business, and this book is specifically about the insurance of commercial shipping and ships. how this business comes to terms with a fragile new republic and insurance is a story of taking risks, and one risk is the risk of the united states itself, and it's a story about how political risk taking is intertwined. i will talk about half an hour and then take your questions. i am happy to go with any direction you want. i am happy to go with the money people or the politics people, or the people who are new to thinking about this altogether. i was one of those people. i had no idea when i started my diser taeugs at uc berkeley that i would be writing about insurance. i thought i was going to be talking about the age of the young republic, and i kept coming across references to insurance. w

hamilton's said she's staying hopeful that gucci will be home in time for the holidays. her message for the person who has him i would hope that you wouldn't tried to sell or get rid of him because we love them, and we just want him to come home. hamilton is asking for any tips and any information and said she is offering a reward for the return of her puppy reporting live in san leandro. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. let's hope someone can provide some help to help them find their dog. alyssa. thank you. the police department is scheduled to hold a news conference tomorrow to reveal more details about the death and disappearance of alexis gabe. investigators say the partial remains of the 24 year old woman were found in amador county last week. the oakley woman was first reported missing back in january after last being seen in antioch's investigators believe her ex boyfriend, marshall jones, is responsible for her death. jones was killed by federal officers who are trying to arrest him near seattle in june, and alexis gabes family has posted an image on face

hamilton broadcast from hamilton also broadcast from journalist danny kelly.'s only it's time for friday focus and the chancellor forwarded his proposal to certain areas in england mayors that says the windsor report found that london mayor khan failed to mayor sadiq khan failed to follow due process for ousting former metropolitan police commissioner dick. so i'm asking further devolution of power really the way forward. that's all i'll latest news headlines . all i'll latest news headlines. it's 34. i'm alex porter in gb newsroom labour sir keir starmer has accused the government of locking the country into an economic loop. the comments follow chancellor's autumn statement yesterday . meanwhile, statement yesterday. meanwhile, the institute for fiscal is warning the fall living standards will be the largest records began. jeremy hunt has defended his plans as. the right thing to do . a sexual predator thing to do. a sexual predator has admitted to the murder of law graduate zara. elina it brutally kicked and stamped on, then left for dead. jordan mcsweeney

hamilton took its arguments very much to heart. when socialism was rapidly evolving into a can hear it philosophy three quarter of a century later, call marks wrote in the 18th -- published in 1852 after napoleon the third seize power in a coup d'État that, quote, men make their own history, they do not make it as they. please they do not make it under circumstances chosen by themselves. but under circumstances directly encountered and transmitted from the past. this country, unlike the european countries marks was familiar with, had in fact precious little past to be transmitted in 1776. we are not a fully formed society of deeply entrenched economic interests, and a well developed class system. in effect, we were something like a national tabular rasta in the 17 80s and 90s. more than any other country in history the united states could make itself as it pleased in ways that deeply seat of the american character. it is worth noting that all but one of the ten amendments to the constitution known as the bill of rights protect indi

hamilton's finished second in the race, and the other driver was penalized for the incident. and then they'll face each other again next week when the f one season wraps up in abu dhabi, you know, ever since the netflix show f one has really taken off in popularity, love watching after one reason. watch it. yeah it is great. i mean, you know, i do like nascar as well. but f one has a little certain they're going fast. put it that way to watch. it's fun to watch when they're going that fast. but on the college gridiron this weekend, it was a special time for one guest at the university of michigan in the 19 nineties rock and roll hall of famer flavor flav was fighting power with public enemy. but saturday he was hanging with the michigan wolverines during their win over nebraska, complete with a giant maze colored cloth very on brand . yes he always has this clock on. he says he's been a fan since he was young, in part due to michigan's relief plus only from copper fit. time now for the mix, starting with the fourth grade hero, quick thinking may have saved the life of one of

he's the author of several books including hamilton's blessing, the extra ordinary life and times of our national debt, the emergence of wall street as a world power, the business of america hails from the market place, american enterprise from the selling of doing when to the breakup of at&t and an empire of wealth, the epic history of american economic power. please join me in welcoming mister gordon to the podium. [applause] >> good evening. i'm happy and honored to be at hillsdale college once again. i'm here to talk about socialism and american history which is to say the history of socialism on very stony ground. socialism is by definition an economic system where in the means of production are held in common, that is by the government. socialism necessarily concentrates power while the people might in syria on the means of production, only individuals can actually act so socialism in all its many forms from the democratic socialism of post-world war ii britain to the unspeakable horrors of paul pot's cambodia to that weird combination in north korea means economic power to the

don't be surprised if mount hamilton gets a mix of rain and snow.he wind is going to pick up out of the south, gusting to 38 miles per hour along the coastline. it will be gusting around the region at 8:00. over 45 mile-per-hour winds at the coast. in the afternoon, remaining on the windy side before it switches over to lighter wind and showers come in. showers develop in the north bay tomorrow night. really late. could see some showers as we head toward thursday morning. this is where the stormy part comes in. the main action. 5:00 commute time. moderate to heavy rain going into 9:00 across the south bay. it's going to continue at noon time before we switch over to perhaps the frozen precip over mount hamilton and quick clearing behind it. rainfall totals with this system , anywhere from a half an inch to an inch. some spots could pick up a third of an inch or less. tomorrow is a good day to go to tahoe. forget about it thursday. winter storm warning. 10:00 tomorrow until 10:00 friday. difficult to impossible travel with the gusting wind. the backc

mount hamilton is indicating the potential for rain and snow mix. potential for rainfall totals, most of you will be in one to two inch range. higher totals to the north. some places pick up only half an inch of rain. rran mott -- snow watch. one to three feet expected and gusty winds. difficult travel. 43 inches by the time we had into sunday. 42 inches at kirkwood. right stuff. chill tomorrow and wednesday morning with frost and cooler days, level 1 storm for thursday. heavy rain and wind and a weaker storm, level 1 for saturday afternoon going [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. regardless of your income, check today to see how covered california can help you. and if you have questions, there's free assistance every step of the way. covered california, this way to health insurance. enro

don't be surprised if mount hamilton gets a mix of rain and snow. the wind is going to pick up out of the south, gusting to 38 miles per hour along the coastline. it will be gusting around the region at 8:00. over 45 mile-per-hour winds at the coast. in the afternoon, remaining on the windy side before it switches over to lighter wind and showers come in. showers develop in the north bay tomorrow night. really late. could see some showers as we head toward thursday morning. this is where the stormy part comes in. the main action. 5:00 commute time. moderate to heavy rain going into 9:00 across the south bay. it's going to continue at noon time before we switch over to perhaps the frozen precip over mount hamilton and quick clearing behind it. rainfall totals with this system , anywhere from a half an inch to an inch. some spots could pick up a third of an inch or less. tomorrow is a good day to go to tahoe. forget about it thursday. winter storm warning. 10:00 tomorrow until 10:00 friday. difficult to impossible travel with the gusting wind. the bac

we could get some snow on mount hamilton.ds rate here comes the rain overnight thursday. here is the 9:30 timeframe. by the evening it is pushing south. there is still enough moisture where we could see some action locally. in the mountains a winter storm watch from late tomorrow night to friday. one to three feet of snow easily. another system for the weekend. the high clouds with us late in the day. less wind. mid-50's, richmond. in the seven-day forecast, the coldest morning looks to be tomorrow morning. level 1 system on thursday. we dry out friday. saturday and sunday it is raining, it is breezy. this keeps the snow going in the mountains. reggie: new at 6:00, the great highway debate after voters rejected a proposal to reopen the road. the short-term solution before a long-term plan can be developed. kumasi: cooperstown committee considering the homerun king. barry bonds could be elected to the hall of fame. the hall of fame. reggie: hold on... you're a night manager and mom. and the bill payer, baker, and nightlight ma

this a principal that they are playing here apply to hamilton? think of that. >> i don't think anything should change with them a ten. it's a great show like george washington was a white guy. >> cast by diverse actors, to your point there was a color blindness during that. >> what about budgeting? >> but here's the thing, but hamilton is a great show and the people who play the characters are great, this guy who did the same language for this group show was great and everyone acknowledged it why in the world does he have to be fired because of the color of her skin doesn't match somebody's in conceived notion of what has to be for the show it's crazy. >> when we go to south africa and south africa is beautiful by the way to go there beaches of cape town it's amazing. yes alexa mission point people of all races are there, this is a country that was torn apart by apartheid and had a horrible history of that. but african americans are white and black. and when they come from africa. i don't know just the point oregon? >> morgan ortagus: when i look

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tweeted last night drew hamilton tweeting speaker.has been overwhelmed by calls from colleagues friends and supporters this evening. the speaker monitored returns in the three remaining critical states the speaker plants address for future plans tomorrow to her colleagues stay tuned and how speaker nancy pelosi talked with abc news last sunday about her future. take a listen. this grant is gonna go a long way that $10,000 grant is enough for us to provide 20,000 additional meals to our our community this holiday season. was not the right to interview there, but we'll bring you that a little bit later on this morning. and again, we're waiting to learn today speaker. pelosi is expected to address her colleagues and tell them about her future plans in politics. of course. we'll keep you updated on that and let you know as soon as we know reggie. would obviously we're having some problems here with our cameras. are we going to go to jovina? okay, we're gonna have to reset here and we'll be right back. with my hectic life you'd think retir

his index for the first is heavily weighted -- and in the new magnum opus, it's madison and hamilton and particularly the federalist papers and their nemesis, woodrow wilson. in many ways, the book is witty and devastating elaboration of british philosopher, michael oakshots great essay, rational-ism in politics. he quotes oakshots, saying, dreaming and ruling generates tyranny. george will is the critic of the overreaching overheated rationalist progressivism of our time. tyranny and defenses against it are the subject of churchill's great iron curtain speech. and like george will, he finds the greatest offense in the heritage and tradition of the rule of law, exemplified by the british unwritten constitution and the very well written american constitution. they are, how are several religion. george will quotes -- we don't have monarch. we have a constitution. he himself refers to the making of constitution and its defense by madison and hamilton as our luminous moment. churchill speaks in the iron curtain speech about magna carta, the bill of rights, trial by jury, english common l

hamilton was a past master at conjuring up a truly oligarchic constitution. they tempered it. but nevertheless, it was a document that could have been, right, used to build a very highly centralized, very elite republic, but what emerged swiftly were movements to grab hold of the anti-oligarchic aspects of the politics of the revolution and bring them into our constitutional policies and create our first mass party. the democratic party was created to save the republic from the oligarchic projects as they saw it, right, and obviously we progressives have good things to say about hamilton even before lin-manuel, but the point was that anti-oligarchy entered our constitutional tradition and history as a rival interpretation of the constitution itself, one that left more space for more decentralized political economy because that was willy-nilly part of or constitutional politics and part of what was being argued about. so yes, we can take on board bertral's points about the ways in which the constitution was framed to subdue the most democratic aspects of our revolutionary polit

a trip together, senator hamilton said there's no new issues.re's new bills but there's no new issues. and when i started putting this book together and his issues that i read about over the last three plus decades, i realize just how right he was. these issues and can taper to that of written about over the last 30 plus years? abortion, women's rights, voting rights, education, healthcare, economic justice? those issues and others are what i wrote about over that period of time, and the folks at ut press did such a great job for both jimmy and the editing. they will say that everybody knows the preliminaries on these things, you ought to write, so there's love in there that will explain the context. they said that every knows what's happened since then and you need to write about that. so you've got what i wrote in a particular time hopefully with expo nations both before or after his help and understand the context of the issues. but the sections of the book are about life, liberty, rights, education, , justice, and then finally leadership. an

lot and we should get out of the head we valuable man, but he will give you a lot of the model, hamilton them into the we know to organize the top 22 feet volt cup. i still remember that they said not announced that got our one the bet. ah, it made me happy because it's, well that's feet i gave it to the airport and not just one company. you might be surprised that football was brought to many arab countries more than 130 years ago . that's why it's time to have the work up in an art country. do you know how big this part of the world is? how many pounds, what one has simply ignored that are 22 are countries located in africa and asia before world war one, the ultimate and pile control a large part of out of force. and after the war, britain and france shared the mandate, other arab countries. if this had any benefit, it was an expanding football in that region. first in north africa, he can say that north africa has been waiting the longest for this airport cops. that is still debate over, which is the oldest football club there. but according to records, the constantine youth club in a

but he, because he didn't want, what was also in the lot of the model, hamilton them and the winner to organize the $222.00 fee for vote cup. i still remember that they said not announced that got our one the bet. ah, it made me happy because it's, well that's faith, i gave it to the art of war and not just one company. you might be surprised that football was brought to many our countries more than 130 years ago. that's why it's time to have the work up in an arb country. do you know how big this part of the world is? how many pounds, what one has simply ignored that are 22 are countries located in africa and asia before toward war one, the ultimate empire controlled a large part of africa has been waiting the longest for this out of ports cup. that is to debate over which is the oldest football club there. but according to records, the constantine youth club in algeria was the 1st establish and 1898, followed by sick that had he then egypt in 19 or 3, then olympic club, alley and as american egypt was also the 1st out of country to play at the world cup in 1934 moral plant anesha hav

what was awesome in lot of the model, hamilton them into the we know to organize the 222 feet fall volkoff. i still remember that they said not announced that cut are one the bet. ah, it made me happy because it felt that faith i gave it to the out of war and not just one comfort. you might be surprised, but football was brought to many our countries more than 130 years ago. that's why it's time to have the work up in an art country. do you know how big this part of the world is? how many found what one has simply ignored. that art went to aarp countries located in africa and asia before toward war one. the ultimate empire controlled a large part of the out of port. and after the war, britain and frowns shared the mandate over our country's. if this had any benefits, it was an expanding football in beth region. first in north africa, you can say that north africa has been waiting the longest for this out of hoards cups. that is to debate over which is the oldest football club there. but according to records, the constantine youth club in algeria was the 1st establish in 1898, followed by s

gene hamilton, thank you.cans are one seat away from control of the house after series ever wins overnight. leadership vote set for today, who could take the gavel from nancy pelosi, break it down next. >> todd: and struggling with supply chain issues and inflation, new warning that toys will be smaller and cheaper this year. we'll talk to two toymakers about what to expect this shopping season, keep it right here. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >> carley: airlines getting ready for holiday season. more than 22% of flights inun mr. plaintiff #2: july and august were delayed by 15 minutes or more, nearly 8% delayed by an hour or more. transportation sec

implications of itit and i think some day i'll live to see it, we're going to realize alexander hamilton in washington had it right and britts had it right and dutch had it right and back to stability and you'll see this country confound those to say we're in an era of slowness all the way to convention and there'll be stuff coming along whether it's software kind of thing or whether it's the fighting diseases that are going to astound us and it's a hand held and it's a miracle so if you place a call to built herder inke mongolia and takes longer than 6 seconds to connect. what a peace of crap this is. we take foror granted these breakthroughs u >> crypto won't be an alternative to go over and you makee the point but crypto,t the kind of crypto is bitcoin and that's so volatile in value. you cannot news it as money and imagine if several years ago you took out a mortgage, took out $250,000 mortgage on your house, using bitcoin, you'd owe the bank $10 or $20 million, $30 million today and that instability is not money. that's a speculative vehicle and the real miracle of the cryptos is wh

once again, chris hamilton joins me now. chris, good morning to you.the heels of president saying that you will and make the coal industry in the united states. now he's taking this crusade overseas with $20 billion initiative with other countries. when you say the president say these kind of things, what goes through your mind? >> we are real surprised and it's mind-boggling why he would want to pose his flaw of the energy policies internationally makes no sense to us whatsoever nor does it make sense to put americans out of work as he is across the homeland by shutting down coal energy and putting industrial workers out of work. >> carley: 22% of our nation's electricity is generated by coal. so, if you take coal off line the way the president is suggesting, what does that look like? what happens to the country? >> well, he knows what it looks like. he has given warning after warning by energy experts that we are at dangerous levels of coal-fired generation today, which means our electric grid and reliable delivery of industrial electricity really be

alexander hamilton, we took it another step and we became the capital center of the world. and the largest economy in the world. but a country can get regulations right, spending right, taxes right but if you don't get the money right you are going to have problems because money again is not wealth in and of itself. it's a measure of value and that's what i wish our central bankers would understand, you don't muck around with clocks, you don't muck around with scales. you shouldn't muck around with the value of money. >> host: i would love to drill down on the point you just made actually because as our viewers may be familiar with, we were on some variety of a gold standard and sometimes a gold and silver standard for much of the post-revolution period up through bretton woods but we left it pretty regularly. i think a good example is during the civil war we basically completely abandoned the gold standard, the union printed greenbacks and expanded the money in circulation and obviously there was inflation after the civil war. but i guess i wonder that did happen repeatedl

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