what is the king going to say when the question from new hampshire comes in and the news from britain comes in just a little bit after the question from new hampshire. and so then there is this incredible frenzied period period in early november 1775, where john adams, richard henry lee are always getting people by the arm after hours after congress meets. john lives across the street from the city tavern in philadelphia for the purpose of being able to arm wrestle people into the right policies all right. because he's a true politico. and so he got richard henry lee over for a late night conversation and they cook up a constitutional structure. they talk together about what it would mean for governments to be assumed in every colony, and they go through the need for separation of powers. they're absolutely drawing on the montesquieu tradition, which is alive and well at this point in the colonies. thinking about the legislative branch, executive, judicial. john is the primary architect of this. he writes it out. they start disseminating this picture. they pass a motion in congress th

shaheen: it has andreas that's new hampshire -- an address that's new hampshire. i'm willing to share it with you, senator. [laughter] it is -- it has the best record for on-time, on-budget maintenance and repair of our submarine force. so i appreciate your focus on operational readiness. but i'm trying to square how operational readiness comports with the 8% budget cuts that are going to affect our investment in our public shipyards. mr. phelan: thank you for the question, senator. i did appreciate the time with you. it was enjoyable. what i would say to you is my understanding, again, and i've just read what is in the paper, is that secretary hegseth has talked about this as a planning tool to kind of look at what would happen if we need to cut 8%. and that's my understanding. which i think is a useful exercise, to go through. which is where would we cut if we need to cut? now, my understanding its to take money away from nonlethal activities and reallocate that capital to more lethal activities. do i view the construction of our subs and ships as lethal activit

we declared our independence not only from the british, but also from new hampshire and new york, both of which claimed the territory that is now known as vermont. six months after that, in of 77, we adopted our state constitution and was the first on the continent to slavery and to extend universal male suffrage. so we're very proud of our leadership and delighted that the rest of the country came along a little later on. we didn't know the future of the green mountain state might back then. we were an independent for 14 years. we had our own coins and currency. finally, of course, we were admitted. the union in 1791, or as one local scholar puts it, put our neck in the yoke of union. and it's been mighty ever since. well, you can be the judge of that. obviously, we're focused. the other declaration of independence, one that was proclaimed and in july of 1776 and has been noted by, my colleagues, president coolidge urged us to to study it, to learn from it along our other founding documents and to ensure that we continue enshrine its principles in, our daily lives for generations to c

what people want in new hampshire is they wanna see change.something different than they see now. but the political tides had turned. a few days later, edwards lost the new hampshire primary... john edwards a distant third-- must be a disappointing 17%. ...and a few weeks later, the south carolina primary. he's only winning two counties, including where he was born-- seneca. obama broke out as the party favorite just as edwards began to implode. it's time for me to sep-- step aside so that history can blaze its path. and john edwards is still chasing his political career. even though he is not a candidate for president, he's looking for a role in the obama white house. he could still emerge as a vice presidential candidate or, uh, attorney general, but right at that moment, still has rielle and the kid over there, trying to keep this at bay. if you were involved in a heated political scandal, the best thing to do is admit it, confess, and move on with your life. john edwards didn't do that. someone someday will have to explain to me how a man

this funding cut created chaos and disruption in my state of new hampshire. for example, one of our hospitals had a federal grant to replace its sewer system. it is a small, rural hospital that apply for the grant, it was a contract with the federal government. while the funding cut was in effect this hospitable stock with a $3000 outstanding bill that was due to contractors, john job was halfway done. so congress condition, if you are confirmed, will you do to ensure that federal grants are reinstated and that on the and the trump administration follow the law? mr. bishop: senator i follow the deliberative process and its outcome at omb, and i think in that case, there was a memorandum that said some items that were implicated by the president's executive order were pause. that thing that you are describing i don't think was. that was a media reaction. sen. hassan: kit wasn't a media reaction because when i talk to people on the ground in new hampshire, the money wasn't flowing because the freeze was overwhelming because nobody understood the executive order

. ♪ i earned my degree online at southern new hampshire university. ter i graduated, i started a new job. i was finally able to realize my purpose and passion in life. pursuing my degree gave me so many opportunities to grow don't just think about yourself. think about the lives that you can really change. snhu laid the groundwork. i am doing what i've always wanted to do. if i was back at the beginning, i would choose snhu all over again. (♪♪) jackie: president trump sweeping tariffs are sent to take effect tomorrow, placing new 25% levies on canada and mexico, and an additional 10% on china. for more on the global tariffs impact, christine mcdaniel's, senior research fellow at the mercatus center, joins us now. talk to us about the scope and scale of these compared to what has been discussed in the past. christine: so, these are much larger than what had been discussed in the past, and ultimately in terms of the magnitude of the -- not only in terms of the magnitude of the tariffs but also in terms of the trade it will affect. in the u.s. economy is

host: peter in new hampshire. nancy, myrtle beach, south carolina, line for democrats.morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i want to address quickly one thing to a previous caller who said you need to watch the whole entire video. well, i watch the whole entire video. this was absolutely in ambush, with the russian media, they are telling lies. it was embarrassing and appalling what i saw on the world stage. trump and jd trying to bully zelenskyy into making a deal, signing a deal. the democrats always knew that trump would become a dictator trump would be the one to give up ukraine to putin. although ukraine is trying to do the right thing by getting up 50% of minerals, all he's asking, which is a huge deal, is to make sure his country has security. he does not trust putin and russia, so why should we? we should not trust him, either. i don't understands why the country won'tc open their eyes to see what trump is and what he's doing is showing weakness, not strength. i never felt so unsafe in my own country as i do now. if we don't wake up soon,

host: peter in new hampshire. nancy, myrtle beach, south carolina, line for democrats.d morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i want to address quickly one thing to a previous caller who said you need to watch the whole entire video. well, i watch the whole entire video. this was absolutely in ambush, with the russian media, they are telling lies. it was embarrassing and appalling what i saw on the world stage. trump and jd trying to bully zelenskyy into making a deal, signing a deal. the democrats always knew that trump would become a dictator trump would be the one to give up ukraine to putin. although ukraine is trying to do the right thing by getting up 50% of minerals, all he's asking, which is a huge deal, is to make sure his country has security. he does not trust putin and russia, so why should we? we should not trust him, either. i don't understands why the country won'tc open their eyes to see what trump is and what he's doing is showing weakness, not strength. i never felt so unsafe in my own country as i do now. if we don't wake up soo

there's the district judge from new hampshire nominated by president bush.laintiffs are likely to suffer irreparable harm if the orders is not granted. executive order interprets the citizenship clause of the 14th amendment in a manner that the supreme court has resoundingly rejected and no court in the country has ever endorsed and finally, check out judge, nominate today the district court in massachusetts by president obama who say it is 14th amendment says nothing of the birthright citizens parents in efforts to import such consideration at the time of enactment and when the supreme court construed the text was rejected. no federal judge to my knowledge upheld this executive order against legal, tell me why you think there's such unanimity across the spectrum among the judges. he said, i've always believed that every person, person of whatever race or color who was born in the united states was a citizen of the united states, but by the decisions of the courts there's been a doubt thrown over the subject and if the government should fall into the hands t