madison is concerned about tierney.the majority will oppress the minority in the population and he says what can be done to prevent this and he comes to see the bill of rights and the fact as a document that if its principles can be internalized by the population if it can become what america stands for that will operate on the majority when they had an impulse to oppress the minority and in that sense he presaged the way we think about the bill of rights today that it is our credo in our statement of our values and ideals and thoughts that i can channel medicine but i certainly had the feeling that he would be pleased to see that it had certainly come true. as to alexander hamilton in 18015 madison's amendments did nothing important. that left the structure of the government where it was and the distribution of power where they were and he thought of the amendments were insignificant for the reason of being reconciled in the system if he thought that it was originally bad. but thomas jefferson way back in 1789 when he

. >> brian tierney, marketing executive. >> how are you? >> good morning, brian. >> morning. >> harold jackson, the editor of the inquirer editorial page and a guest panelist for us this morning. harold, welcome to "inside story." >> glad to be here, matt. >> thank you for joining us. and, also, ed turzanski, foreign-policy analyst. good morning, ed. now, we now know that bill cosby admitted under oath that he obtained quaaludes to give to women he wanted to have sex with. didn't go any further in that in terms of his statement. now, this admission happened in a deal with former montgomery county district attorney bruce caster. now, back in 2005, caster did not think he had enough evidence to prosecute cosby on a woman's claims that he sexually assaulted her at his cheltenham mansion. caster says he told cosby he would not prosecute him if he gave a sworn disposition, which is where this statement took place. 10 years later, what do you think about caster's decision back then in 2005, nia. >> i think he cut the best deal he thought he could

the committee accused the king of 18 acts of tierney. if the first 17 were related to the form of government they can impose on the colonies, pitting armies and navies in times of peace in the colony. repeatedly dismissing elected legislators and vetoing laws those legislatures had passed. the last section condemned the sink -- of the king's support of slavery across the empire. congress deleted it. it read -- there is a painting of them delivering it. and here's the last section. it read "he has waged cruel war against human nature itself violating its most sacred rights of life and liberty in the persons of a distant people who never offended him, captivating and carrying them into slavery in another hemisphere, or to incur miserable death in their transportation thither. this per article warfare the opprobrium of infidel powers, is the warfare of the christian king of great britain. determine take keep open a market where men should be bought and sold, he has prostituted his negative for suppressing every legislative effort to restrai

to the general population they met it in secret or they don't have the bill of rights to create a tierney so there is a differentiation that the leadership makes known among the of leadership of both groups of what they really want they want to make sure those powers go back the when they talk publicly he hammers away at this bill of rights issue there is one in house to the population in. >> host: i do agree that was the case then what is the meaning of the great federalist victory of the election? doesn't mean people really did not care at that time? >> i am not sure we can call that a great victory. we know a lot of dirty tricks were pouring -- poll by the federalist of the ratifying conventions. there was some steamrolling period evan do this refer freddie has read the constitution to call for of a delay so we will adjourn but they are skilled politicians they know how to win over or operate in these conventions and we do get ratification in but as soon those elections are held to said they are elected to the congress to nullify that constitution it doesn't turn out that wayçó that th

of today's earnings report. -- tierney of today's earnings report. far, this is going to be a speech with a general focus, not a whole lot of detail. there are about four things we expect her to go through capital gains rates, looking at how that could be lowered so people can hold onto investments for longer. shareholder activism executive compensation, and stock ibex. -- by backs. there is a small-town quality to all of this. it appeals to this progressive base. bart: the interesting thing about using the capital gains tax was when her husband was president, he lowered rates and now she wants to push them back up? richard: so it seems. remember just how long this conversation has been going on so we will see if it gets any traction. vonnie: is this her attempt to take a little bit of the elizabeth warren vote? bart: and bernie sanders as well. clearly relying on wall street for a lot of campaign donation. there is that range of the party that she needs to win. tom: bart chilton wants to jump in. bart: back in 2008, she said that she would not raise

looking at the shanghai composite, the rule generates a 23% or john tierney impaired that with 8% fornd hold approach. there is a catch. the country bands against same day trading -- the country bans against same day trading to an mark: shares of under armour are on the rise today to the sporting-goods maker posted second-quarter profit that beat estimates. otherpersian dishes and new products boosted sales to the company has been led by high-profile endorsements, like golfer jordan spieth. says prices could rise when the minimum wage increases are passed. a panel in new york is advising a tape used to $15 an hour for to governorrkers andrew cuomo backs the plan. former congressman who resigned after he was caught sending x- rated text messages has a new job -- public relations. really. the new york post says anthony weiner has been hired to work with a crisis pr firm with close ties to hillary clinton. it is not a big surprise. his wife is one of mr. clinton -- mrs. clinton's top advisers. that is a look at the top stories. where are all the taurus in singapore? -- where are all the

left undefeated they will redraw the international system and make room for violent extremim and tierney agree we can build a future in which our people of all face cultures live peacefully together with the rights of individuals and minorities protected and those in power hold to account -- held to account by strong and inclusive institutions. i also express to president obama that without building is theired prosperity our vision of a secure africa and indeed a stable world will remain a fragile dream. it's for this reason that kenya and, an increasingly dynamic country, is continuously opening new trade and investment front ears across the world. i conveyed the hope that during his tenure in office the united states would look to develop a strong strategic partnership with africa built on shared interests. also express the hope that his visit would allow him and the people of the united states to gain an even deeper insight on africa's challenges and this would enable them to see these challenges as an express of great opportunities that are available here the united states is a count

. >> brian tierney, marketing executive. >> how are you?, brian. >> morning. >> harold jackson, the editor of the inquirer editorial page and a guest panelist for us this morning. harold, welcome to "inside story." >> glad to be here, matt. >> thank you for joining us. and, also, ed turzanski, foreign-policy analyst. good morning, ed. now, we now know that bill cosby admitted under oath that he obtained quaaludes to give to women he wanted to have sex with. didn't go any further in that in terms of his statement. now, this admission happened in a deal with former montgomery county district attorney bruce caster. now, back in 2005, caster did not think he had enough ev

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