the magna carta, go ahead through. they didn't get an export license but that happened and in the archives, ross perot decided to sell it and i was told that day by the curator it probably sold through somebody that was from overseas and the magna carta was the inspiration for the declaration of independence. the magna carta had so many things that led to the declaration of independence, no taxation without representation which led to the british. one of these copies in the united states, i went back and resolved, i would buy it the next night and it is presumptuous to that will by the magna carta the next night and not tell anybody. i went back, wasn't really a person who did that. they put you in a little room and said okay, you come here and in a telephone and start bidding. if you have ever been to an auction you get carried away and i started bidding and eventually they said sold. the head of celebes said who are you? we have never seen you before. you just bought the magna carta, do you have the money for this? y

[laughter] and that you just bought the magna carta. so we slipped out the sid door nobody will know who bought it or you can tell these hundreds of reporters i said i don't mind i came from very modest circumstances my father worked at a post office and i got very lucky in my business career so i will give this to the united states government to give back to the country so that i went to dinner that night and said i'm sorry i'm late i just had to buy the magna carta. [laughter] the next day is on the front times he set up so sorry i didn't take you seriously nobody's come to my house before to buy the magna carta maybe you have a seat at the national archives but then i started to get calls. [laughter] but i realize i was asked to buy other rare copies like the emancipation proclamation and the declaration of independence and i realized if you put them on display the human brain is not yet so evil if you look at it at a computer slide you might go to the next slide but if you visit the realnd magna carta you are compelled to spend some

was the inspiration for the declaration of independence because the magna carta had so many things that led to the declaration of independence, things like no taxation without representation which led the fighto thefight with the britisi thought one of the copies should stay in the united states. and it's a little presumptuous to say that i would buy the magna carta's waited until anybody i went back and wasn't really a person that went to these much. they put you in a little room and say you were going to bid and you start getting. if you've ever been to these auctions you can get carried away. do you have the money for this, yes i think so. you can slip out the sid split r and nobody will know who bought it or you can tell the reporters who actually. i said i don't mind. i went out and said i came from very modest circumstances. my father worked in a post office's entire life and i got very lucky in my business career so i'm going to give this to the united states government as a payment on my obligation to give back to the country. so i did that. he said i'm sorry i didn't take

i'm not saying this is a new constitution can't improve the magna carta but i fear that will be a huge question between people's expectations and the reality of what the. and can't do that after nearly 4 weeks of unrelenting protests it's widely being seen as a necessary step to pave the way for structural changes to chile's free market system . but for many that's no longer enough former presidential candidate alexandra de year says that must call for early general elections but fortunately can tackle a new national charter. descriptor but we need to legitimize social changes by turning to our citizens they inevitably unnecessarily must be consulted actively and that starts by letting them choose who will represent them. the undemocratic origin of chilies current to magna carta is indisputable like a new one will not rectify all the countries wrongs but it may be a good way to start over to boost the tarnish legitimacy of the country's democracy you see in human al-jazeera santiago. a problem bodie an opposition leader has made his 1st public appearance since being released from house

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the undemocratic origin of chile's current magna carta is a disputable like e.u. one will not rectify all the country's wrongs but it may be a good way to start over to boost the tarnish legitimacy of the country's democracy you see in human al-jazeera santiago. the un's atomic watchdog has confirmed that iran is increasing its enrichment of uranium breaking its commitments to the 2015 nuclear agreement the international atomic energy agency confirmed enrichment is taking place in iran's underground plant one of the most significant breaches of the deal to date they use says it's extremely concerned about the violations turkey's interior ministry says the country has begun a program to repatriate captured i saw fighters an american and german were deported on monday with a danish national expected to follow fighters from island france on the netherlands to be deported in the coming days officials say just over told 100 deisel fighters are currently being held in turkish prisons. a dutch court has ordered the netherlands to repatriate more than 50 children a woman

the undemocratic origin of chile's current to magna carta is indisputable like e.u.one will not rectify all the country's wrongs but it may be a good way to start over to boost the tarnished legitimacy of the country's democracy you see in human al-jazeera santiago former u.s. presidential candidate hillary clinton has accused the u.k. government shameful behavior for failing to release a report on russian election interference clinton says every voter has a right to read the report ahead of the country's december election the probe reportedly details russian descent from asian campaigns and to influence both the upcoming and previous votes johnson's government denies it is trying to suppress the report to avoid a scandal all right and has more from london. well number 10 has been fending off serious questions about this for over a week now in fact nearly 2 weeks the reality is that the parliament intelligence committee which was looking at allegations of russian involvement and interference in both the 2016 referendum on the 2017 general election here had taken evid

you can read about the magna carta and its significance. but now you can go there. same of historic buildings. when the washington monument had earthquake damage, i said i will put up the money because it might take too long to get it done. monticello needed work. what pillar did work. the iwo jima memorial, the lincoln memorial p i said let me fix these up. i will pay for it. maybe more americans will visit. if they visit maybe they will learn more about our history. that will not solve all of our problems. i decided also to help members of congress learn about american history and we talked about it earlier. i started five years ago to educate members of congress more about american history. once a month i have a program i bring a great american historian and i interview them in front of members of congress we to play get 200 members. i asked them to sit with people from the opposite party because they often do not do that. and often people with the opposite house because they often do not do that. i will not say peace has broken out in washington, d.c. as the res

the undemocratic origin of chilies current to magna carta is a disputable like e.u. one will not rectify all the country's wrongs but it may be a good way to start over to boost the tarnish legitimacy of the country's democracy you see in human al-jazeera santiago. stargazers around the world have witnessed a rare show as macquarie pass directly between the earth and the some the smallest planets in the solar system could be seen as a tiny black disk as it traveled across the glowing orb and is john hendren in chicago. around the globe in fair weather and foul astronomers turned their telescopes to the sun. right here on monday the sun shone a little less brightly as mercury transited across it leaving a freckle of darkness on the massive star for a small planet that's a pretty big deal it turns into mercury is cool because it just doesn't happen all that often. a transit occurs when a planet like mercury arena's crosses the face of the sun as seen from earth. every century it only occurs for mercury 13 times there are only 2 planets between the earth and sun the las

i'm not saying there's a new constitution can't improve the magna carta but i fear that will be a huge question between people's expectations and the reality of what the constitution came and can't do. after. nearly 4 weeks of unrelenting protests it's widely being seen as a necessary step to pave the way for structural changes to chile's free market system. but for many that's no longer enough former presidential candidate alexandra de year says ping it out must call for early general elections before chile can tackle a new national charter. so discredited that we need to legitimize social changes by turning to our citizens they inevitably and unnecessarily must be consulted actively and that starts by letting them choose who will represent them. the undemocratic origin of chile's current to magna carta is indisputable likely a new one will not rectify all the country's wrongs but it may be a good way to start over to boost the tarnished legitimacy of the country's democracy you see in human al-jazeera santiago. spain's acting prime minister has agreed in principle to form a governmen

british you know this is 800 years since they rested they rested these rights from king john ok the magna carta ok now who did that it was nobles the british the english nobles where. today i ask you where are the british where the worthy english nobles today it's a sorry sorry state of affairs. in terms of what comes next so we're looking at an extradition hearing for the sounds in february now the judiciary is supposed to be independent from any pressure from the government is the principle of judicial independence so in theory rule of law should decide whether he will be sent to the united states or not i've just interviewed an international expert in extradition law who says that you have to be foolish to think that there will not be political influence in those proceedings so what are the chances of him getting a fair hearing. well i think they're negligible. i was an optimist i'm always i'm always prepared for the unexpected or pleasant surprises and i do believe the chilean will come out of this all right and when it does this beard comes off. you're going to grow it until he is released

from magna carta, the 13th century thomas paine in common sense published in january 1776, five, sixths before we declared independence he wrote some say who is the king of america? well, in america the law is king. and in monarchies kings are the law. in free republics the law should be the king. and so this is even older than the republic. and so i think the -- the flirting with and even the full embrace in dershowitz's case and in trump's case occasionally with this solutist ethos is fundamentally un-american in the sense of our constitutional and political norms. >> well, john, i love the way you said that because i always like the guy you mentioned there, common sense. and he also said we can start the world anew and we wanted to live ourselves without that king. and proving he wasn't all-powerful, we dropped him. we dropped george iii. let's talk about this immunity thing. it's been argued in the past couple of days if white house aides, administration figures are immune from testimony, there is no checks and balance. there's no way to get evidence in an impeachment process. >>

johnson would go on to describe the legislation as the magna carta are of the city. but it's focused on the market and ownership insured was a bipartisan bill. for decades, federal officials relied on public housing to shelter for and low income people. by the end of the 1960s, public housing have become politically untenable with endless - - over its location and inhabitants. the poor suffering from a mixture of government neglect and shrinking tendency. the result of the dangerous conditions and/or by residents and the constant pressure for such housing to exclude anyone other than the poorest tenants. the hud act was a pivot away from the notion of public or state responsibility for housing. poor and low income people. at the heart of the legislation was a low income home ownership plan that and to transform low income renters into homeowners. federal officials turned to home ownership as a cheaper program for the cost of houses were absorbed by the programs for disciplines while the government paid subsidies necessary to keep the prices low. this meant the federa

being an abrupt thing, i think it's a continuation of the glorious revolution in england of the magna cartay been trying to limit the king for hundreds of years. it's a long list lineage but we are incredibly lucky we got this constitution, our founding fathers, we talk about george washington not becoming a king and not serving again we are lucky in who we got but also lucky in the fact that they believe in a written document that would restrain the size and scope of government. >> morality is an argument that the left often makes in service of socialism. they say all the data might be true but the moral thing to do is to embrace this governing philosophy. your answer to that is very interesting. you talk about how selfish socialism is because it forces you to look inward whereas capitalism requires you to be more morally into them with the needs of others. talk about that dynamic.>> if i'm going to be successful capitalist and i saw something and not caring about my desires i might want to be successful but have to care about what you want. i have to care about everything you want if you

would go on to describe the legislation as the magna carta of the city with a focus on the market and ownership of a bipartisan bill. for decades federal officials relied on public housing to shelter poor and low income people the by the end of the sixties public housing had become politically untenable with jabs over maintenance and location. housing for the poor suffered from a mixture of government neglect and shrinking tenants and the dangerous conditions endured by residents and the constant pressure for housing to exclude anyone other than the poorest. it was a pivot away from the notion of public responsibility for housing and poor and low income people perk at the heart of the legislation the low income home ownership plan to transform renters into homeowners federal officials turned to home ownership as a cheaper program where the cost of houses were absorbed by the assistance while the federal government paid subsidies necessary to keep the prices low. this meant the federal government could take payments over time as opposed to upfront expenses necessary to develop and buil

be assembling the words everyone warm and will draft this this new magna carta it will be elected by the people or whether all the half of congressmen and a half of people voted by the people so that's the mechanism that will have to be voted on in 4 months time it will be very very interesting to see if the referendum results as we've had interesting experience of the referendum in this country doesn't seem to have dampened the determination of people to protest. no absolutely not and you can see people are marching mind the thousands up to be italia plaza which was renamed by some of the dignity plaza on thursday and that's just a few blocks from here because some people are not happy with this agreement believe it or not they say that there was an agreement made amongst politicians that have no legitimacy and they don't like the fact that crude could be passed for the for the for the new constitution to be approved it has had 2 thirds approval of the delegates in it and they say that that is too much so that's going to continue to allow the old political the need to govern or to i

the undemocratic origin of chilies current to magna carta is indisputable like a new one will not rectify all the countries wrongs but it may be a good way to start over to boost the tarnish legitimacy of the country's democracy you see in human al-jazeera santiago. hong kong's leader terry lamb has labelled protesters as extremely selfish and so they're trying to paralyze the city the territory's chief executive has addressed media after describing demonstrators as quote the enemy of the people on monday it comes after the city was rocked by one of its most violent days since rallies began 5 months ago a pro beijing supporter who said he lived as an activist was shot by police with a view to apologize us now from hong kong given what else did kerry lamb have to say. that's right she also criticized the protesters her for trying to disrupt the daily workings of hong kong destructing traffic she also said that arrangements were being made to circumvent the blockades that have been set up including fixing traffic lights and fixing other public public. things that have been damaged by the pr

and goes back to -- magna carta and goes back to roman law.he counter i have heard is trump is not on trial. justice kavanagh was not on was stillo -- he allowed to face his accusers. when they came forward, that there accusations fell apart. that is what sunlight is for. fix lies that happen in darkness. points have been made about this individual's identity already being note are very valid. in the beltway, he is known. i don't see a problem with hislosing everything about personal work history and biases without disclosing his name. if reporters want to ferret out who this individual is, fine. we should know the biases and bigotry of any individual isempting to -- what this is coextra -- a non-electoral up and taking back the votes of the people in 2016. if that is what is going on here in this impeachment inquiry, we need to know everybody's motives. what isprogram note of ahead on the c-span networks, some of our live coverage includes today at 9:30 on c-span 3, bring you a hearing looking at protecting veterans from scams. .lso at c-span

simple answer is you've got to convince david that she's an american icon, no different than the magna carta do what he should call up scooter braun and say, you're going to sell the rights back? >> she is a beloved public feature who has a tremendous amount of support. i'm sure they can work out a deal somehow. >> is it bad for carlyle does it matter >> this is constant noise. it's an seat class surrounded by constant noise it's easy to find out the angle why private equity is bad, why private equity is evil. >> let's talk about that because in this campaign season it's just starting to begin it's not where it nearly was -- when mitt romney was running private equity was the worst thing rolling. >> yeah. >> now i'm not sure we're at that stage i don't know if you think it's different. >> i think the seat classes continue to get a lot bigger, a lot more mature. it's impacting more people and businesses, more of a fad. >> reputationly. >> reputationly, that bigger, that scale, that maturity helps smooth out the reputation. >> the danger is if elizabeth warren, some of the plans she were to an

carta origin of the magna is undisputed.ll not rectify all the country's wrongs, but it could .e a good way to start over >> a cambodian opposition leader has made his first public appearance since being released from house arrest. ands banned from politics leaving the country. >> the president of the opposition rescue party spent his first full day of relative freedom still in his home in the capital. he met diplomats, the first ambassador of friends, one of the countries applying the most pressure on cambodian government. he did not talk to the media but his spokesman said the meetings where an opportunity to say thank you. greetings andress to interact on a personal level. banned fromll political activities and the charge of treason against him stands. the decision to end his arrest glazierer flying into saying he will return to cambodia. security has been deployed on the streets as a warning to anyone thinking about helping him achieve his goal of overthrowing the government. the european union will deliver a report to t

horas la oposiciÓn chilena rechaza la asamblea constituyente con vista para formular una nueva carta magnaon familiaresen estados unidos. 4000 siguen en custodia. casi todos en albergues. esto sin contar que cada semana llegan mÁs. >>muchos menores. miles de menores han sido detenidos por mÁs del tiempo estipulado por ley que son 20 dÍas. significa cada niÑo $750 para los contribuyentes en estados unidos. en total hablamos arriba de $52,000,000 diarios que se ha gastado el gobierno en tener procesado esto niÑos. >>el estudio mostrÓ que aunque el gobierno reconoce que estÁ prÁctica puede causar daÑos fÍsicos y mentales severos, así como traumas irreversibles, no deja de ejercerla. los casi 70,000 niÑos en custodia durante 2019 representa un 42% mÁs de menores en custodia que no 1018. -- 2018. >>son niÑos que vienen en busca de asilo. la respuesta es el encierro para terminar con la deportaciÓn. >>experto que colaboran con investigaciÓn asegura que las primeras experiencias quedan literalmente integradas en el cerebro de los niÑos. investigaciones revisadas por colega durante dÉcadas dice qu