you don't want to think of the national government or the articles as an early version of the national government, it is a treaty they throw out the articles and create a new government. much to the shock and amazement of the population. when the 55 guys meet in philadelphia, down the street here but not really representative of the people as a whole. it's a loaded convention and is loaded with nationalists people who call themselves federalist but there really nationalists they want to create a strong national government madison is a crucial figure because he draws up a paper that helps clarify his own idea and he essentially writes the virginia plan which is the model for the convention and what madison is most upset by is not the weakness of the article everyone accepted their weaknesses and we needed the power to regulate trade by 1786 i would say the bulk of not everybody were in agreement that those two amendments are to be added to the articles. >> what they do is essentially hijacked the reform movement and use as a cover or an excuse to do something much bigger. not to amend t

you don't want to think of the national government, or the articles, as an early version of the national government. as i say, it's a treaty. so, they throw out the articles and create this entirely new government. much to the, i think, shock and amazement of the bulk of the population. when these 55 guys meet in philadelphia, here, down the street here, they are not really representative of the people as a whole. it's a loaded convention and it's loaded with nationalists, people who quite shrewdly call themselves federalists but they're really nationalists. they want to create a strong national government, madison is a crucial figure. he draws up a working paper that helps him clarify his own ideas. and he essentially writes a virginia plan which is the model for the convention. but madison is most upset by is not the weaknesses of the articles, everyone accepted that there were weaknesses in the articles. we need a taxing power and we need the power to regulate trade. and, by 1786, i would say that the bulk if not everyone in the political nation, including later anti federalists, were

government. that's no way to start a nation without having a capital city . i made a list and you can see some ofthe possible cities that were considered . 30 cities were considered as a possible seat of government for possible capital, here's the problem. everyone in connecticut one in our court or new haven. everyone in delaware wanted wilmington. everyone in massachusetts wanted boston. mobile interests range. nobody wanted the capital to be in another state. the all new political power would follow the capital, and no one wanted another city to have a leg up and for 25 years there is a fight over where the capitalcity should be. next slide .or a functioning government. we were working under the articles of confederation. a loose quote unquote league of friendship. took several drafts and years to even ratify the articles. the problem, the articles didn't have a president, didn't have a court, we had a unicameral legislature. they couldn'traise money to pay back the veterans. it was utterly andfully ineffectual so we lack the capital city . we lacked a func

they really need to not only leave the seat empty, but they need to actually invite the national unity government and walk with the nation that the government to solve the crisis at nascent, i totally agree with the all mean on lucky all the international community, especially the china india, japan must realize the, the, the normal military is not the part of the solution. the military, if so, if it's so soft, go through it. so the, so if load the internet in there right now, if a time to recognize the new g as a legitimate government obama, and also engage with the ebony, revolutionary forces known as like, you know, e, r o. so that is the only way for the part rifle way for the bama to be thought. nathan, i'm thinking if the military is not part of the solution. so if that empty chair is a metaphor for they do not deserve to be at the table. and then you go to the national unity government, is that no war, nathan, that you're suggesting. i'm suggesting that the, you know, not good, not only the recognize the military and the military, but also to recognize the fully later to make paula to the

and then you go to the national unity government. it's not no war nathan, that you're suggesting. i'm suggesting that the, you know, not good, not only the recognize the military and the military, but also to recognize the fully later to make paula to the new government. so i'm talking about the future, but the, the current situation, the international community food to recognize the true solution for the country. because you know, against this backdrop. so there's no way to do that. no, we're not doing the business as a normal for the international community issue in the state map, you know, expressed their concern show and you know, they're watching the situation closely is not very helpful. i think enough enough just i'm surely it's simply here that i want to share with you for my you chief audience. i'm just going to include some of that thoughts. why is russia supporting me? amal briefly? surely. thoughts? oh, that's obvious that russia been by game jamara. yeah. my military, them before it was military, you know, taking over the whole country and in 2010 we had 1st ever saw

momentro forward we wt from being a limited purpose federal government to a general-purpose national governmentthat led to congress choking on the volume of its own power. you've got to make these decisions when you legislate that broadly. so congress stops making the law and delegating to the unaccountable bureaucrats. that in a nutshell is why we are $31 trillion in debt today. all these things came about as a result of the plan that failed legislatively. >> i have other questions. if you have a question raise your hand and one of my colleagues will come to you with the microphone. we will start down here. the microphone is coming your way. i happen to be a graduate of woodrow wilson senior high school washington, d.c. which they just changed the name by the way. in the event that the current president of the united stateses does not. in the social conservatives, whatever label due to what can we do or should we do legally speaking to prevent harris from making the next supreme court appointment? >> your question if president biden c doesn't complete this tm of office, what can we do to preve

and then you go to the national unity government. is that no war, nathan, that you're suggesting? i'm suggesting that the, you know, not good, not only the recognize the military and the more military, but also to recognise the fully ledger to make paula to the a new g government. so i am talking about the future by the, at the current situation, the international community full to recognize the truthful solution for the country . because you know, against us bag draw. so there is no way to do that. no, we're not doing the business as a normal for the international community, you know, issuing the stay ma'am, you know, express their concern a short and you know, they're watching their situation closely is not very helpful. i be enough. is enough. desta. i'm actually at some simply thought of, i want to share with you from our new chief audience, and i'm just going to include some of their thoughts here. and why is russia supporting me? m. r. briefly, surely. thoughts? oh, that's obvious that russia been back in the mar. yeah. my military before it was military taken over the whole

local media say the national government is to blame. pakistan is declared a national emergency after months of monsoon rains. the government has described it as a humanitarian disaster. the news continues after inside story. stay tuned. >> why is the plight of the program got been ignored? the rep and refugees in bangladesh with no hope of returning home. what future do they have? this is inside story. >> on thursday, more than one million rohingya refugees marked a five year since they were run out. their chances of going home anytime soon are uncertain. last year, the same army that expelled the rohingya overthrew myanmar's elected government. almost one million mainly muslim rohingya are sheltering in bangladesh. more than half our children. aid agencies say they are at the risk of becoming a lost generation because of the loss of education. 48% are women and girls, many of whom who witnessed some form or survived gender-based violence. authorities say crime has increased, including violence, drug dealing and human trafficking. report

in favor of the national government georgia could be sued in a federal court. and they all agreed on that and then you get this whole business as well the profound shock. it was overturned immediately. it wasn't that's why i wanted to tell you. somebody sent the form of the 11th amendment to congress. now remember congress was not in session all the time. so yes it takes time. but congress tabled it they did nothing about it. so that gave the opponents of suing states time to get together and bring it to congress once again, but by this time instead of having the amendment say you can't sue a state in federal court. it's the current form of the amendment shall not be construed and that gives judges leeway to do many things as 200 years of 11th. amendment litigation will show you and i can't talk about all of that. but the interesting part is the states took their time to approve the amendment. the requisite number of states finally did it in 1795. but no one knew about it. remember we don't have newspapers and tv. these states were along the sea board and they

so would explain the situation. women in this country and business me having in the national government a guarantee you know where there is though, women can venture out in the night. but considering that in the rural areas, even it's far worse off. there needs to be open circuit efforts from the globe. it cannot be just limited to one low or too low. there is a sensitive issue there needs to be if the school curriculum needs to include a region, right, they need to have a genuine article that makes it any, got it even online the brand, right himself should and follow accounts that role and you don't have a harass women on to with, which he can use a lot. and jessica re, bon, thank you so much for joining us. that's it for tuesday. be sure to check out her other stories on d. w dot com, forward slash asia or on facebook and twitter. we leave you with these pictures from the 75th anniversary celebrations of india's independence. thank you for watching and see you tomorrow. with people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away at t

so would explain the situation. women in this country and business me having in the national government lenders muscle much more to guarantee you know where there is though, women can venture out in the night and bring back into rural areas. even it's far worse off, there needs to be, oh, concerted effort from the government. it cannot be just limited to one low or too low. there's a sense of that issue there needs to be if the school curriculum needs to include in that region, right? they need to have a general article that makes it any thought it even online the brand right himself should and follow echoes that role and you don't have a harass women on twitter, etc, which she continues to angelica, everybody. thank you so much for joining us. that's it for tuesday issue or to check out her other stories on d. w dot com, ford slash asia, or on facebook and twitter. we leave you with these pictures from the 75th anniversary celebrations of india's independence. thank you for watching and see tomorrow with hold for. i'm just kinda, i think that's hard and in the end is a me, you are not

local media site, the national government is to blame for the attack. the u. s. justice department has released a redacted version of the document that helps secure permission to search donald trump's home. it says top, secret records were not safeguarded at the estate which was such on august, the 8th alley of this year, donald trump and his team were cooperating with federal authorities and the national archive to return documents that had been taken from the white house with donald trump left fear. when they got 15 boxes, they went through those documents and find there was some highly sensitive documents there. no, using intelligence sources and also people that they spoke to witnesses names of which have been redacted from the affidavit, they decided that they needed to go back him and do a thorough search of morrow. lago russia has blocked an agreement. falling a review of the un landmark tracy on nuclear disarmament delegates have been scrambling to reach a consensus in new york for weeks. but russia seizure of europe's largest nuclear power plants and

been since apris cowardly flipped in response to franklin d roosevelt dastardly threat been a national government with general jurisdiction. we are a very diverse country paid we comeiv from diverse backgrounds for there is enormous diversityni in opinions region by region, state by state. the filming fathers do this. a lot of it was true. it was no less true then than it is today. we think were somehow special and we will do better human nature is what it is. the higher you go in terms of level of government going to be defined consensus. after respectful federalism again that's my whole point be an exaggeration she was based on a dairy told a couple of friends i don't think i could ever run for that i would run a u.s. senate campaign based on federal campaign that's the way we get there. >> good afternoon senator my name is sophie i'm interning on the hill and from the great state of florida. earlier today a shaky legal ground of roe versus wade was ruled on is not an enumerated right in the constitution. however, couple other rights we generally accept,ht right to privacy comic gate marriage,

we need some shared basis of fried about a government and the nation. we live in a nation where our origins were recorded with documents. so we know the gritty, ugly truth of so much of what was once mythologized into this inspiring tale of national origin. when you go to england and france, 2000 years ago, horrible things were happening, it is such a distant past, there is that element of it. when it comes to america i have no patience with looking back and insisting it was great and everyone was full of light and all of that. i have no stomach for that. we cannot hold historical figures, a litmus test derived in the 21st century that tolerates no deviation from what is now considered acceptable behavior. 100 years from now they will be looking at a saying what were they thinking? no one measures up to this. i don't think any of us, we look back 20 years ourselves and say oh my god. this is the nature of being allies on this planet. we need to look at our past with as much clarity as possible but you also have to be able to recognize the times in which

spokesperson said, the government was firmly committed to safeguarding the freedoms of the press and speech. but these rights can be restricted for reasons including protection of national security. the government said the media landscape in hong kong is as vibrant as ever it's clear, many disagree. press freedom in hong kong. it's only going to get worse and worse. and we may have to rely on more and more on overseas new sol notes deemed all jeff, all don't, don't with night. so easy both full. they those and own thing. one more and more hong kong this overseas have also been speaking up. it's an extraordinary thing, but if you want to talk about hong kong nowadays, you have to go overseas to do so freely all regimes, the ones who control the narrative of what they are doing, feel that but one of their main duties is to control the media and this is been done with great vigor. it is now a very dangerous thing to be a journalist in home. but we don't fall ah, did the young virtuosos racing constables and dominating international competition? one, i want 8 make south korea's musical prodigy. one out to 0. ah august. oh, is there any braces for a tight? he contested votes

local media say the national government is to blame for the pakistan has declared a national emergency after months of record monsoon range, large parts of the country have been devastated in what the government has described as a humanitarian disaster of epic proportions. so those were the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera after inside story station. thanks a lot bye for now. ah, why has the plies if the very hunger being ignored? hundreds of thousands of people fled a military crack down and me and my 5 years ago been refugees and bangladesh ever since, with no hope of returning home. so what future do they have? this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program. i'm tom a crime on thursday. more than 1000000 bro hanging refugees marked 5 years since they were violently driven out from me. and my most is still stock and must become the world's largest refugee camp and neighboring bangladesh. that demanding a safe and dignified return to their homeland and the future for the thousands of children born an exile. but their chances of going home any time sooner, uncer

national character. only capital city could imbue such a character. our government has named it -- is not seen as federal and the european powers. a great and glorious capital city would give credibility to this new fledgling republic. washington wanted a grand capital city, city he said for the ages. thomas jefferson the end of this one is simple federal town. washington wanted rome built on the potomac river. he wanted it near the potomac river. washington had one other leaders would jokingly call potomac fever. it was equal to the seine the danube and the rhyme altogether. like the potomac is hardly equal to any of those let alone all of them. the potomac and the community next to the future capital city with the chesapeake went -- met access to the atlantic. it was transportation and rudimentary communication but it would unite maryland virginia and the edges of the tributaries of the potomac would run west in what is today the ohio territory pittsburgh and so forth and so on. the potomac for connects north and south and connect east and west and was served to f

local media say the national government is to blame for the attack. pakistan has declared a national emergency after months of record monsoon reigns large parts of the country have been devastated. and what the government's described as a humanitarian disaster of epic proportions. more than 900 people have been killed since june. most of them in baluchistan am, eastern punjab provinces. in that would know has come to us. my 4 houses had been destroyed. william dod. well, then i have to wade through this water to get to the market to buy groceries. i've wounded my feet walking through it. not only i said, we try to flush water out of our home through a motor or using tin boxes. the water is everywhere, as you can see, no one is coming to help us stop. markets have fallen sharply in the us, after the head of the federal reserve said forceful action would continue to combat inflation work. it can be jerome power, promised. the federal reserve would use the tools at his disposal and that high interest rates would continue for some time to come. the drug company, modernity suing fives and

federal government to a general purpose national government that in turn led to congress choking on the volume of its own power. you've got to make all these line drawing decisions when you can legislate that broadly and all of a sudden you're in charge of a huge expanse the sky's the limit. so congress stopped really making law started delegating the lawmaking power to unelected on accountable bureaucrats and that in a nutshell is why we're 31 trillion dollars in debt today. that's why today most of our laws measured by weight volume word length economic impact are made by unelected on accountable bureaucrats. it's why we work several months out of every year just to pay our federal taxes only to be it's not nearly enough. so all of these things came about as a result of fdr's dastardly court-packing plan, which failed legislatively but succeeded by bullying an intimidating the court and disubision. thanks for that explanation. so i have other questions, but i know the audience will have even smarter ones. so if you have a question, raise your hand and one of my colleagues will come to

and serat, for a transitional government called g n, u government of national g and a government of national court. it was supposed to lead to elections in 2016. the house of representatives in the east, the created about government and killed elections in 2021. we're ish as a un sponsored agreement in geneva and we created the unity government call the government of national unity to all the elections. and 2020 to the got the household with that is on the east created at the new a bashar government barrel. government and kill the elections for so right now, the only solution out of this that ness is elections that will take away the household presented as the i council of state it, babe, as government, bashar was government and to hire the presidential council and give us a fresh chance with a freshman date or a jason pen. what do you make of what you heard that to any of the political actors in libya? actually care about what the people of libya want to study from factor into their actions to us does either one of the, the prime ministers of the motor actually want an election. well, that'

you know we need some shared basis of pride about a government and a nation. we live in a nation where our origins were recorded. documented. we know the gritty, ugly, truth of so much of what was once mythologized into this inspiring tale of national origin's. when you go to england or france and look back to 2000 years ago, horrible things were happening. one group emerges. that is in such a distant past. the mythology has whatever. there is the element of it. when it comes to america. i really have no patients with looking back and insisting that it was great. everyone was full of light and all of that. i have no stomach for that. yet, i really think we cannot hold historical figures to a level of, a limit test derived from the 21st century that is tolerating absolutely no deviation from what is now considered acceptable behavior. 100 years from now they will be looking at us and saying, what were they thinking? no one measures up to this! i don't think any of us, we look back 20 years at ourselves and we say, oh my god! you know? this is the nature of bein

local media say the national government is to blame for the attack. pakistan's declared a national emergency after months of record monsoon range. large parts of the country have been devastated in what the government is described as a humanitarian disaster of epic proportions in that could not help has come to us. my 4 houses had been destroyed. william dudley love, and then i have to wade through this water to get to the market to buy groceries. i've wounded my feet walking through it. i said, we'll try to fly water out of our home through a motor or using 10 boxes at the water is everywhere. as you can see, no one is coming to help us stop. markets have fallen sharply in the us after the head of the federal reserve said forceful action would continue to combat inflation jerome power, but it had some pain ahead. in his remarks of a jackson hole banking conference in wyoming, he promised the fed would use the tools at his disposal and that high interest rates would continue for some time. the dow jones and s and p $500.00. both felt more than 3 percent of his comments. the drug company, mad

the royal government must take care of the national interest. while the sub decree on establishing the national intern of the gateway is the 1st step, the for the accuser. so the service provider, so that that is under the control of the government and for avenue. and secondly, we fight against online crimes. by the director of was originally slated for implementation in february, but it's been delayed indefinitely due to the pandemic and technical difficulties still with a general election due next year. rights activists are concerned that once it's in place, it will further limit dissenting views. online florence li al jazeera pin on pin mexico street commission, investigating the disappearance of 43 students in 2014 has implicated a military commander, a government official leading. the commission said, 6 students were kept alive in a warehouse for days until their execution, than they were handed over to local army commander who ordered them to be killed. it is the 1st time the military has been directly linked to what has become the nation'

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local media blamed the national government. the u. s. justice department has released a heavily redacted version of the document that helped f b. i. agents to search donald trump's home earlier this month. such was part of a proven to whether he illegally removed documents from the white house alan fish, asthma. it was a remarkable moment and the f. b, i read on the form of a former u. s. president. donald trump revealed the search at his motto: lago property earlier this month on social media. it provoked outreach among supporters now the department of justice has released the affidavit, used to secure a search warrant, signed off by a judge. trump and his team had already handed over 15 boxes of documents he took with them when he left the white house. they should have gone to the national archives, going through the boxes. investigators found highly sensitive documents. in the 30 page affidavit which is highly censored, the f b. i laid out its case for a further search, claiming they believed there were more sensitive documents of

we are doing everything possible for this at the level of the national government and local authoritiesing to find and take away everything that belongs to the russians. real estate in madrid and the government of the country is looking for an alternative to russian energy sources, according to the mayor, to receive electricity and heat the houses of the spaniards at the expense of russian gas is unacceptable, and in order to refuse imports, the authorities are ready to make sacrifices. the area of ​​forest fires in the khanty-mansi autonomous okrug today exceeded 125,000 hectares in this region. now the most difficult situation has been recorded 65 large fires for 1.5 months. there was no rain and building heat. disaster zone deploy additional grouping rescuers. today, experts arrived there from the hand of a narrow area in the area of ​​fires in hard-to-reach areas. they are landing the aircraft in total to liquidation. fires. in yugra attracted. now more than one and a half thousand people from the air are helping to fight the fire with aircraft, planes and helicopters drop tons of w

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that was the national government was not of interest to these contemporaries. they put a very little you know philosophy political science and consideration into its construction in many ways. they just took the existing congress they had and and you know gave it some some rights and powers, but all the kind of philosophical ideas all the hopes and dreams all of the plans for the future. all the experiments were conducted at the state level. so today i'm going to talk about three state constitutions that we're very inf today i'm gonna talk about three state constitutions that were very influential in the period, they created templates and other states borrowed, templates that influenced our own u.s. constitution, 1787 1788. they engaged in a radical democratic experiments that some other states followed, some other states thought were a bridge too far, went too far. or they represented, well we might call a movement, a pushback was against what some call an excess of democracy. in a create a 1776 with a desire to figure out how to maintain the order of the brit

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are reports, it struck a children's playground. 4 people were killed, local meetings, say the national government is responsible for the attack on pakistan has declared a national emergency after months of record monsoon range, large part of the country have been devastated. and what the government is described as a humanitarian disaster of epic proportions. stop markets have fallen shop in the u . s. after the head of the federal reserve said, the central bank would continue to act forcefully to battle inflation. jerome power predicted some pain ahead in his remarks at the jackson, the whole banking conference in wyoming. he promised the federal reserve would use the tools at its disposal and that high interest rates would continue for some time . the dow jones and s and p $500.00 indices both fell more than 3 percent off to his comments. will my kind of joins us live now from washington dc mike. so every year we see the biggest names in the economic and financial will come together. jackson hole. what came out of the meeting this year, that while it's still on the way it continues to morrow. bu