james wilson again if i may, this is the u.s. supreme court opinion. he writes that man beautifully and wonderfully made, his workmanship of his all perfect creator. some of you recognize that is coming from psalm 139. he doesn't put in reference psalm 139. he is clearly referencing the psalmist here. he goes on in his lecture and says this and this is going. live with a consistency and beautiful and a deviating human live, from its commencement to its close is protected by the common law. in the contemplation of the law that begins with the infinite first able to stir in the womb by the law live is protected not only from the immediate discretion but from every degree of actual violence in some cases every degree of danger. so there is a number other things i can.to but i want to pay respect with the religious liberty in charge state. this is where the rubber hits the road. i'm running out of room or i'm running out of time. church state relations will be later. george mason and a drop to a became a very important document in article 16 of the virgini

james wilson if i may, u.s. supreme court, writes that man is fully and wonderfully made. it's a workmanship of his all-purpose creator. some of you recognizes coming from psalm 139. he doesn't put in reference, he's clearly referencing and in the long lecture he is staying life with a consistency beautiful in a deviating human life from its commencement to its close is protected by the common law. in the contemplation of the law life begins when the infant is first able to stir in the womb by the law life is protected not only for the immediate discretion but from every decree of active natural violence in in some cases every degree of danger. so there's a number of other things i could.to but i want to respect to the liberty relations. in some ways this is where the rubber hits the road. i'm running out of time so i let me just quote one of the favorite things. that return to relations later. george nathan in a draft to a became a very important document. he drafted that as religion or the duty which we owe to her divine and and limited the creator and the manner of the

james wilson has m more. the bodyfighters reremove of a 5 5year-old woman and her older brotr r who died after ththeir car was carried off the road by flooding. rescued 13 people and even their cars as extreme weather battered the province. ourhe water had reached waste, so we could leave the house. goingld see the river was to burst its banks. left homesoods have destroyed, roads underwater, and schohools shut. itit causesed millioions of dols worth d damage and it wille many mononths before things returned to normal. despite this, locals are returning home to assess the damage. >> it is completely exposed. we could not take anything. >> forecasters have issued a red alert warning. illegal fires have been raging on indonesia and born a a islands. firefighters battling the blazes as helicopters are deployed to douse the flames. leaves the sky dark, even at midday and forcing the closure of local schools. it has worsened by dry weather. leadingon, where these democratic contenders faced off in a debate. hisbid

brazil's indigenous what annie's have been relegated to 8 overcrowded reserves and now president james wilson otto says it is canceling all editing requests for more land for this country's indigenous people. have her once again there been pictures on social media of children playing in the running karate now you wouldn't expect to get showers every day in karate that's been the case the last 3 or 4 the edge affects us versus the monsoon but beyond that it's still dry picks the showers in the caucasus are gone the other side of the caspian there's not much more clouds and showers to be honest it's a dry picture the temperatures of coming down slowly in iraq were down below $45.00 for the most part closest much cooler further west but it remains dry and sunny the breeze is no longer is just as it was but as it does come down into eastern saudi from iraq is going to contain something in the way of fine material $41.00 degrees suggests even if he's not increasing could even be decreasing around the shores of doha qatar bahrain the u.a.e. for example the man of course is trying and it still keeps

constitution ever written, including the very first draft written by that forgotten, but heroic framer, james wilson, who wrote the first words ever written about the constitution. and the very first draft says in the preamble that the government of the united states shall consist of the executive, legislative, and judicial branch. that was it. separation of powers. the idea of we the people came later. and that, too, was wilson's words. it was only the third draft that said we the people of the united states. signaling wilson's belief that we as a whole were sovereign. but separation of powers was the crucial, central innovation. where did wilson get this notion of separation of powers? well, from the revolutionary era state constitutions. and in particular, from the virginia declaration of rights. it is always so meaningful for a lover and scholar and learner of the constitution to come to virginia because not only is virginia responsible for the 400 anniversary of the rule of law, it is responsible for the rights of 1776, which jefferson had by his side when he wrote the declaration of independen

james madison of virginia and james wilson of sylvania eventually had to surrender. surrender to the wishes of the small state and accept the so- called kinetic compromise that gave equal representation of two senators from every state. the issue did not divide along sectional lines. though at one point, madison tried to suggest that the real division in the convention was between the slaveholding and then on slaveholding's dates. everyone knew this was designed by madison to get the convention off the large and small state division in favor of proportional representation to both houses. so fearful was he of the power of the state legislature to judiciary national authority that each state legislature elected two senators that he regarded the connecticut compromise not as a compromise but is a major defeat. the party division that arose in the 1790s was essentially, was not essentially between north and south. the difference between the federalists and the jeffersonian republicans was the nature of the national government and some oort of the french revolution. altho

james madison of virginia and james wilson of pennsylvania eventually had to surrender to the wishes of the small states and accept the so-called connecticut compromise that gave equal representation of two senators from each state. the issue did not divide along sectional lines. although at one point, madison tried to suggest the real division was between slave holding and non-slave holding states. everyone knew this was a tactical faint to get the division off the large and small state division in proportion to representation in both houses. so fearful was he of the states to vitiate national authority, each state legislature electing two senators he regarded the connecticut compromise not as a compromise but as a major defeat. the party division that arose in the 1790s was not essentially, i think, between north and south. the difference between the federal jeffersonian republicans was over the nature of the national government and support for the french revolution. although the leadership and base of the republican party was certainly located in the south, the party was not, and

is the main professor of jurisprudence at amherst college and the founder and director of the james wilson institute on national rights and the american founding. he's authored books on politics, political philosophy and jurisprudence and his articles have appeared in professional journals as well as popular outlets including the wall street journal and national review. john is a henry salvador professor of law and community service and director of the center for constitutional jurisprudence at the fowler school of law at chapman university area is also a senior fellow at the claremont institute. before entering academia john served as a law clerk to justice clarence thomas and also practiced at the law firm kirkland and ellis. max frank is the director of the simon center on religion and the constitution at the witherspoon institute and professor emeritus of science at radford university. he's also a visiting lecturer in politics at princeton. matt has written a number of books and articles about the court and constitutional law and anthony peacock is a professor of political science and

and you invoke the fourth president, james madison, and the 28th president, woodrow wilson, both of whom also spent time in princeton. and you write, my conviction is that properly understood, conservatism is the madisonian persuasion and my melancholy belief is that woodrow wilson was the most important single figure in the largely successful campaign to convince the nation that madisonian persuasion is an anachronism. talk about, what is madisonian persuasion? george: madisonian persuasion, the catechism has three tenets. is this still broadcasting? hello? there we go. is that better now? thank you. the madisonian persuasion which was the founders' persuasion was a, a belief in natural right, that there are certain rights necessary for the flourishing of creatures like human beings who have a fixed human nature. that human beings are not simply creatures that acquire whatever culture they're situated in. second, first come right, then come government. most important word in the declaration of independence is secure. all men are created with certain inalienable rights and the government

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wilson avenue. all lanes open they had to shut down for over an hour. it's still slow going from highway 29 james darya. >>thanks a lot robin at 9.33 and east bay police officer is recovering, he was injured trying to stop a sideshow in oakland, and proper actually talk to the opd about their plans to stop sideshows going forward. >>this week in oakland police will set up detours at several popular sideshow locations like here at 42th avenue under the 8.80 freeway overpass. >>so this particular location, 42nd in 8. intersection will be closed off or going to the church traffic around locations throughout the city. the message don't come to oakland for legal sideshow or ultimately all end up in jail. >>this police camera video of an illegal sideshows sunday just after 05:00pm at 55th avenue at foothill it openly a short distance from where the oakland police officer was injuredy a suspect during legal side show of force meant in that area this is an injury. >>that was in his his facial area so this could have been. extremely damaging if not. >>we're indeed while the officer is recovering oakland p

wilson avenue exit that has all westbound lanes shut down eastbound getting through westbound at a standstill that's causing major delays out of the lay health from highway 29 up to the scene darya jamese time right now in other news that we've been following this morning. well with a lot of stuff on our plate. >>we are talking about various house fires that happen and no one was fatal. in san francisco. and they're also talking about doing things in oakland to prevent side shows an officer injured. as he was addressing one of the side shows so that's another one of the stories that we're following and then we well let's get to crawford that she's standing by live for us. >>on that story of a house that caught fire early this morning. it's sadly ended with one person losing their life sarah. >>we're talking about the 49 there's an. city officials they had a meeting and they voted 02:00am. with the san francisco 49 ers where they were met and jing than on an. city to take over. but they basically said last night's meeting was that. treated with the team not making enough profit. and then also not giving their employees the promised wages. that they were showing throughout the meeting t

wilson center in the video search box. coming up later life that afternoon today we will cover a white house briefing on customs and border protection from the james brady briefing room. is start 12:30 eastern . we will have live you here on cspan2. a little later, the attorney general will announce investigations into practices of large tech firms. watch that life today starting at 2 pm eastern area also here on cspan2, is available online at c-span.org or listen live with the free radio area. >> promises back today from their summer and difficult work., the house howling in at 2 pm, the legislative work, members will debate prebuilt lot oil and gas drilling in the arctic national wildliferefuge also known as and water, the atlantic and pacific coast in the eastern gulf of mexico . watch live coverage of the house on c-span and over on cspan2 the senate returned at 3 pm eastern. lawmakers will continue working on the president's executive nominations including allowing us ambassador to the united nations kelly pratt to represent the us at the un general assembly meeting. senators will vote at 5:30 answer nomination. watch the senate live on cspan

it‘s at st james‘ park in newcastle — the first time they‘ve played there — italy are the opponents. it‘ll be a special night for mark wilsonising and get ourselves in the right place for the world cup. hopefully, the way that we‘ve shown over the last three weeks, some pretty exciting stuff, hopefully we can entertain that way. that‘s all the sport for now. just before you go, 109—2, driven by 300 runs. let‘s return to brexit — and at the end of a turbulent week at westminster, what are voters making of it all? we have just had we havejust had up we have just had up years we havejust had up years in the house of lords have approved legislation which is aimed at blocking a no—deal brexit. u nless unless an agreement is approved or permanent agrees to the uk living without a deal, which as we now, many mps are opposed to. the brexit minister in the lords said that the government could not support the bill which was introduced after backbench mps seize control of the orders come on paper earlier this week. borisjohnson has described the measure as a surrender bill, saying that it means that britain will have no negotiating po