because other people try to convince you to give them your heart or body as an unqualified of a third for their idea. since that would require more getting around regulation but getting around regulation in a decentralized way that the government can not stop. there not that the centroid means to get around regulation which is sooner or later. you can catch the complete update of artie's new series crypto liam hit on our website and also on our to you tube channel. pakistan's national security adviser warns against america's strategy in afghanistan we've been speaking to the chairman of the pakistan people's party about his country being dragged into the conflict. unfortunately the of the on war has turned into this for over war with the united states has lots of its objectives it seems that they don't know why they're there what they want to do or how they're going to get out the fact of the matter is that seventy five percent of honest and witnesses terrorist activity forty five percent of all plan is done is not in the control of the government we want there to be peace in afghanis

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s because it's other people try to convince you to give them your hard earned money as an unqualified invest their for their idea. of a coin or. getting a regulation but getting around regulation in a decentralized way that the government can not stop i suppose they're not that the central i think means to get around regulation which is sooner or later. so if you want to learn more about the new show to help you out it's called crypto liam and you can watch it online now it's on our website and artie's you tube channel in fact had online for more about top stories as well that's the news for this hour on call and right thanks very much for watching with me again in about thirty minutes. in america a college degree requires a great deal. paying a decades long debt. studying so hard it requires strong. going through humiliation to enter an elite society. and partying to death sometimes quite literally. wants other true colors of universities in the u.s. . everybody i'm stephen bob taft hollywood guy the suspect every proud american first of all i'm just george bush and r.v. enthusiastic

and you may have coined a new word, did you say nonqualified, unqualified or what was the word?> i'm less concerned about his ability to see our secrets, he works for the white house, he works for the president, than as americans, one of the most important jobs in history, dealing with the middle east, you have someone who's totally unqualified that's a bigger issue for all of us. >>> why "fahrenheit 451" is trending tonight and what it means in the age of trump. nick was born to move. 3 toddlers won't stop him. and neither will lower back pain. because at a dr. scholl's kiosk he got a recommendation for our custom fit orthotic to relieve his foot, knee, or lower back pain, from being on his feet. dr. scholl's. born to move. like you do sometimes, grandpa? and puffed... well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provid

>> look, no doubt he was hamstrung by the fact that he was fundamentally unqualified and inexperienced for these roles, although if you take the president at his word, this young fellow has good judgment so you would think he'd know better. i think from "the washington post" reporting probably what concerned the fbi in looking at his clearance wasn't so much that foreign countries were trying to manipulate him. i think that's par for the course and probably more than four countries that wanted to do that. i think there must be something much more significant. because the bar for denying security clearance for a senior adviser, son-in-law of the president, is pretty high. and the fbi is going to go after that issue and dig in it better be for a darn good reason. and i don't think it's merely because foreign officials thought they could work jared kushner. >> and kim, let's talk about real life and the way people live. the president has the authority behind closed doors, family dinners, to repeat or pass on whatever he wishes to his son-in-law, isn't that correct? >> that's absolutely tr

prosecutors say the aston man sold two firearms to an undercover detective who posed as an unqualify buyer, he threatened to kill himself as they moved in for an arrest. >>> police in upper darby want your help, 59-year-old sherwood hargrove of drexel hill threatened to kill the congregation of his church on state road. if you see him, you're asked to dial 911. >>> a judge declare add mistrial at the racketeering trial of mob boss joey mer merlino, jurors told the judge they were deadlocked. he was accused into must link his way into gambling schemes run by crime families, they said he was framed by turn coat mob centers >>> authorities are taking action after they say students at maple shade high school posted a racist video on social media. the allegations led to an increased police presence today. in a letter to parents, school officials said the post accused some maple shade students of discriminating against other races. according to students 10 parents, several female students at the school made videos in black face. and at least one used a racial slur. >> it's just horrible th

he's unqualified and unfireable, essentially.he father of trump's grandchildren, the husband to trump's daughter. so, you can't really stand up to jared kushner without making a direct affront to the president. it's a really interesting power dynamic here. even if john kelly goes, trump has a really problematic situation on his hands. >> you have ivanka trump going to south korea, a tweet from the president, there's nobody better to represent this country than his daughter. give me your sense of the role they're playing here in a diplomatic way, as representatives of this administration, of the united states, what president trump makes of the role that they play. >> when i think of ivanka trump specifically and the role she plays, she fulfilled a level of humanity, perhaps, that the president himself was not able to articulate on the campaign. it's been said that there are large numbers of white women and white suburban women who got on the trump train because they were really, i guess, in the ivanka car. when you're putting some

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prosecutors say the aston man sold two firearms to an undercover detective who posed as an unqualify buyer, he threatened to kill himself as they moved in for an arrest. >>> police in upper darby want your help, 59-year-old sherwood hargrove of drexel hill threatened to kill the congregation of his church on state road. if you see him, you're asked to dial 911. >>> a judge declare add mistrial at the racketeering trial of mob boss joey mer merlino, jurors told the judge they were deadlocked. he was accused into must link his way into gambling schemes run by crime families, they said he was framed by turn coat mob centers >>> authorities are taking action after they say students at maple shade high school posted a racist video on social media. the allegations led to an increased police presence today. in a letter to parents, school officials said the post accused some maple shade students of discriminating against other races. according to students 10 parents, several female students at the school made videos in black face. and at least one used a racial slur. >> it's just horrible th

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tractor parts he employs five foreign workers one is a trained pakistani auto painter another is an unqualified man from gambia for the entrepreneur it's not the qualifications but the attitude that counts. we used to go to germany before and they would work on saturdays and sundays the germans stopped working on friday that's what's happening here with foreigners today they don't have families only want to work that's an advantage for us. the quest for home alone more. it might not be so easy for leonardo to find supporters for legacy and he immigration policy even his favorite bar has a young senegalese employee got the job through the state integration program. one of the all my vital we've never said that we want to chase anyone away if their work permits are in order. we just want to deport those who are here illegally all those who are criminals. before as a metaphor even according to the. barkeeper mahdi is saddened by the fact that there is prejudice against people just because of the color of their skin. for cindy to our political men friends have told me that they are accused of not w

s because the other people try to convince you to give them your hard earned money as an unqualified invest their for their idea. since i would require. getting around regulation but i'm getting around regulation in a decentralized way that the government can not stop i suppose they're not that the central i think means to get around regulation which is sooner or later. now if you want to learn more that's just a snippet of a new show that we've got to help you out you want to watch crypto it's online now and it's on our website and you tube channel in fact had online for more of our top stories as well but all over the social networks that's the news for this hour i'm calling thanks for watching join me again in about thirty minutes. everybody i'm stephen. tasked with guy. out american interests george bush and r.v. . this is my buddy max famous financial guru just a little bit different. with all the drama happening in our country and. every day americans. look to the store to bridge the gap this is the great american. that's in american interest to not see. the russians die in ter

aston man sold two firearms to an under cover detective who posed as an unqualified filed buyer. stillman threatened to kill himself as police moved n prosecutors say a search of his vehicle moved in, they turned up thousands of rounds of ammunition. >>> chopper three over the scene of the double shooting in woodbury gloucester county. police have a suspect in custody in connection with the shooting that happened at a county parking garage, on cooper street at 8:30 last night there were no life threatening injuries here. >>> this morning police in upper darby need your help finding a man accused of making terroristic threats, authorities say that 59 year-old, sherwood hargrove of drexel hill threatened to kill the congregation of his church , on state road, and take a look at this man, if you see hargrove you are asked to call 911. >>> well, a new york city judge has declared a mistrial at federal racketeering trial of reputed fill mob boss, joey merlino, jurors say they were dead locked in the case, prosecutors say that merlino muscled his way into gambling, health insurance sch

. >>> bay area religious leaders knew him personally and many say his place in history is unqualified. >>> the period in g-mail. call it the invisible power of a simple character. >>> is resistance futile. what happens when a robot dog faces off against a human? >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. windy with the >>> he's been called america's pastor and one of the most influentii influential in the country. he was heard by more than 200 million people around the globe including here in the bay area. this video is from the last time he was here in san jose in 1997. his career even saw him get a star on the hollywood walk of fame. though not everyone agreed with the reverend here in the bay area,esque remembered for the strong impact he had over seven decades. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has the story. >> i don't know what your religious background or racial background. >> like he did all over the world, billy graham left his mark on the bay area. >> when i was a student at the north american college in rome, billy graham had an audience with pope john paul ii. >> san francisco a

s because it's other people try to convince you to give them your heart or a body as an unqualified investor for their idea. since that would require. getting around regulation but getting around regulation in a decentralized way that the government can not stop. i suppose there are not that the central life means to get around regulation which is sooner or later they're going to have buffet. and if you want to learn more. i've now got a new show to help you out what script totally among line now on our website and you tube channel. and heard us he loves how your thoughts on all of our stories though do get in touch by following us on social media i'll be back at the top of the hour with all the latest headlines for you than. anyone else seems wrong. why don't we just don't all. let me. get to shape out this day comes out today. and in gainesville equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. in america a college degree requires a great deal or. paying a decade's long debts from. studying so hard it requires strong just. going through humilia

s because it's other people trying to convince you to give them your hard earned money as an unqualified of a third for their idea. since i would require. getting around regulation but i'm getting around regulation in a decentralized way that the government can not stop. i suppose there are not that centralized means to get around regulation which is sooner or later they're going. well he wants more we're going to need show had to help you out you can watch crypto liam online now on our website and on our you tube channel. well there would i say we love to hear your thoughts on all of our stories so do get in touch by following us on social media i'll be back at the top of the hour with the latest headlines the theater. will. pay everybody i'm stephen barbee gosh task hollywood guy will suspect every proud american first of all i'm just george bush and r.v. do you see this is my buddy famous financial guru well she's a little bit different i was going to one of the well you know when those up with all the drama happening in our country i'm shooting the road to have fun meet everyday amer

you will if you've seen just the revolving door of individuals coming in and out who are woefully unqualified and borderline dangerous as we saw with porter i mean them you don't don't even qualify for security clearance which is incredibly disconcerting and it's what happens when you elect a leader with no previous political or government experience whatsoever you get the trouble ministration any. well we just heard a very partisan spin on the situation ignoring the fact that hillary clinton donald trump's competitor in two thousand and sixteen had her own problems with mishandling classified information if you want to talk about what's dangerous to the country she's not a president any the voters decided that hillary clinton could not be trusted even her own campaign manager and then your pal me aerie said during the course of that campaign that she had a big problem with trying to i don't mean in our lives they mean that she's not the president no but i was just responding to the very partisan take that we were hearing on the white house i'm very concerned that at the very least the chief

we have all of the laws on the books, no law is going to stop the mentally unqualified people from getting the guns, we need to implement the laws. a reform of mental health in america, after 72 hours people are let back on the streets this is the system that is broken in the health sector aspect, it has nothing to do with the guns. gregg: you have to be ajudicated with men cal mental health to su from getting a gun, that is expwn whanyone who has experient knows that is next to impossible. are democrats acting in bad faith. >> clearly, look at that last deal that president offered, it went further to daca specifically than democrats asked for, almost, the dems throw it back in the face of white house, g.o.p., they are not acting in good faithed, they want to sabotage as much as possible, and at the end of the day it is about one thing, access to new voters that they think come on to the democrat plantation. that is assault it is about -- that is all it is about. gregg: your thoughts to democrat version of intel memo, i have talked to someone who saw it. and while he would not reveal conte

he said mrjohnson was "unqualified to preach about the perils of fear and betrayal". the jury at liverpool crown court returned guilty verdicts on 36 counts and asked for more time to consider seven more. bennell, who appeared in court via videolink due to illness, declined to give evidence in his defence. film star minnie driver has quit as an 0xfam ambassador following claims that staff working for the charity in disaster zones paid vulnerable local people for sex. the actress resigned after 20 years with the aid agency, saying in a statement that she was "horrified" by the allegations. 0xfam said it was "grateful" for ms driver's commitment, and that it was determined to learn from its mistakes. the international development secretary, penny mordaunt says that the culture that allowed this to happens needs to change quickly. iam i am writing to every single charity that receives aid to set out assurances about their safeguarding procedures. if our standards are not met then the british taxpayer will not continue to fund them. unless you safeguard everyone in your o

to support a single government over the whole united states would demand a system of the most unqualified despotism. you cannot have one single government legislating for us all. you're talking about three or 4 million people we are now 300 million people. that is why a general government was more important to them. a general government can only do general things. in that way, it would not matter if you only had 535 representatives. the people could be better represented in their states. so, we often hear this general welfare clause. what is general where phil -- general welfare mean? this is what he said it meant. the objects of the union were few. defense against foreign danger, internal disputes, treaties with foreign nations, foreign commerce in revenue, all other matters will be much better in the hands of the state. that was the general welfare. if the government handled congress -- commerce and defense then that is all they did, then the states would be guarded in their liberty. pennsylvaniar of listed all the things that the general government could do and what the state governmen

james: i think the answer is an unqualified yes. if you look at what the u.s.overnment is doing, it is using -- acal policy that is fiscal of policpolicy. it will be the largest amount of debt that the u.s. government has carried in a non-recessionary period in u.s. history. by definition, that will increase the overall supply of debt in the market, therefore, the cost will continue to go up. maybe: there is something dysfunctional about this rapid recovery. historically, rapid recoveries after a steep selloff tend to forecast additional selloffs in the future, more volatility. what is your take on u.s. equities at the moment and the risk for another may be much steeper correction? james: i would agree in terms of the impact of a selloff similar to what we just saw over the course of the past couple of weeks. in terms of increasing voluntary daesh volatility, i slightly disagree in terms of it if utility is a forecast measure for steeper corrections moving forward. if we look at the course over the past 30 years, when you get a volatility spike like in february

i don't think we should leave it as saying he is somehow unqualified or shouldn't be able to do the job he's to do on the behalf of the american people. >> the fbi is saying he can't get the permanent security clearance, and it seems that should matter. it seems like it should count for something. >> look, i think it's unusual and unsettling because we don't know why not. if it's a financial issue, criminal issue, substance abuse issue. some of these issues could be very, very serious and subject anybody to blackmail, questions of judgment. if it's just because he's under investigation someplace else, that's reason to be concerned. some of these reasons could be quite benign, some could be other than benign. from my point of view i don't think we want to normalize this. i went in, mine wasn't done. it is normal for them to still be in process, but this is very, very long time. this is high ranking official, so i do understand why people whe are concerned. >> let's play what the president said about this because it's pretty interesting. >> general kelly, i will let general kelly make tha

he's unqualified. he's also unfireable.is not how businesses or government are supposed to work. and, you know, and tl they're stumbling around trying to find a solution. why don't they just get rid of him? >> stick around, guys. there's more we need to discuss. there's more breaking news. we're also learning new details of a tip about the florida school gunman. why did the fbi fail to act when a woman warned of quote his shooting the place up? ering, "w" i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before starting harvoni, your doctor will test to see if you've ever had hepatitis b, which may flare up and cause serious liver problems during and after harvoni treatment. tell your doctor if you've ever had hepa

two years ago you said, "he's a blowhard who's unqualified to be the commander in chief specifically up when he says nice things? ( booing ). >> here's the thing-- here's the thing, stephen. i'm going to let you in on a secret okay? >> stephen: sure. >> every time i stood up last night and was clapping, i was clapping for myself. that was me clapping for myself. >> stephen: oh, okay. >> i think you've misinterpreted that whole clap thing. >> stephen: let's talk about something that, apparently, republicans and democrats can agree on, which is that both sides of the aisle say absolutely, vociferously, we want to do something about daca. the american people overwhelmingly, both exprns democrats, overwhelmingly want to pass some legislation to allow the dreamers to stay in the united states and give them a path towards citizenship. ( applause ) why not pass a clean bill that does that? >> i'm an advocate for finding a compromise. i'm also an advocate for increasing legal immigration. we need more legal immigration. it's part of how a country becomes productive, is through immigrants. >>

well, we learned the team that came in with the president in january 2017 was inexperienced, many unqualified and did not have the proper credentials and the ability to get the credentials. but i think robert is pointing up to the larger issue, which is two weeks ago that republicans in capitol hill and now realizing the white house were trying to go after bob mueller and undermine the investigation. i think the gate plea, the plea deal from the lawyer, the superseding indictments from manafort have basically washed all that away. >> around these parts if you want things to look dramatically different wait a week. our thanks for starting us off on a tuesday night. >>> and coming up the warning from one of america's top intelligence chiefs about russian meddling in our elections and how he's proceeding without a direct order to stop it. >>> and later we mentioned this earlier, what hope hicks has admitted to doing for her boss, the president. according to "the new york times" account of her testimony just out tonight. "the 11th hour" just getting started tonight. >>> it was quite the scene ins

among the extraordinarily unqualified people nominated for key posts, his pick for the top environmental post who couldn't answer basic questions about science or client with drew aftering between twice nominate the for confirmation or the two judicial nominees forced to withdraw chosen for lifetime appointments on the federal bench while neither ever tried a case. >> have you ever tried a jury trial. >> i have not. >> civil. >> no. >> criminal? >> no. >> bench? >> no. >> state or federal court? >> i have not. >> have you ever taken a deposition by yourself? >> i believe no. >> okay. have you ever argued a motion in state court? >> i have not. >> have you ever argued a motion in federal court? >> no. >> it's the silences and the by yourself that bite there. well, we have another spectacular flameout. that is thing 2 in 60 seconds. >>> so the indian health services provides health care for more than 2 million native americans and trump nominated this guy, robert weaver to lead that agency. the official white house announcement they touted his "nearly two decades in hospital, mental admini

so we are left now with the wholly unqualified daughter of the president, providing a briefing to the one of our major allies about economic sanctions. she doesn't have a permanent security clearance. she eitherccess to classified information in order to do the briefing, which would be improper, or she gave president moon a briefing he probably could have read about in a newspaper. and that's embarrassing and it makes you wonder where we are in this country in terms of where diplomacy is what what it means with the president's daughter is the one we're sending to have these high-level zbleegts you look at those four members. administration who don't have security clearances, ivanka trump, her husband, and i want to get your read on what john kelly is doing. there was that moment during the joint press conference where he singled out john kelly saying it's his decision. how much confidence do you have that john kelly, the chief of staff, is going to do that? >> i'm not certain. remember, when they give out those temporary security clearances, it is to allow the individual to do their j

now you have the new one "designated survivor," where you play someone who is entirely sort of unqualified. >> yup. >> stephen: surprising everybody under pretty horrible conditions. and how does it end? ( laughter ) >> we're working on that. >> stephen: working on it? >> we're working on that. >> stephen: okay, okay. >> no, it's -- >> stephen: who is your character? >> it's a challenge to write a political show at this precise moment. >> stephen: i'm-- i'm aware. ( laughter ). >> i think, i think you got nine or 10 writers sitting in a room trying to think of something that's going to be just shocking and unbelievable, and i think they're having a pretty tough time with it right now. ( laughter ). >> stephen: reality tends to leapfrog you, no matter wha what you, of. >> yeah. >> stephen: we have a clip here coming up. you can tell me what's going on? i think you're talking to a counselor or something? >> on or show we take a break midway through the season. and we're coming back on wednesday. and the very last episode before we took the break, my wife was killed in a horrific car accident

frank is showing some signs of being unqualified at being a general manager. are things that he should know that he just simply doesn't know. >> that's what we'll do from now on, not a problem. >> hi. >> hey. >> how are you? let me just close the door. so, guys, i need you to get my mind wrapped around frank being the general manager here. help me understand why you think he's the right person to be second in charge. you know, he's not necessarily the way he should be. i'm watching him argue with donna. i'm not convinced. >> he runs the show downstairs. >> yeah, here's the problem that i have. i-i have general managers all over the country. and i want them to be able to run the entire business. which means understanding things like work flow and cash flow. and i don't sense that from him. coming up... >> frank, no one knew you ordered this. you're supposed to give me the p.o.s. what are you missing? >> you look a little stressed. >> i'm tired of frank. >> that [bleep]'s gonna stop. >> let's start moving the tables down. and then if we can move this over-- >> t

he was ineptly unqualified. he ignored the case. >> as close to zero as there is.gation for randy steidl's case. >> i would challenge him when the witnesses were taking the stand against me that, you need to talk to so-and-so to impeach them. that's a lie. and he patted me on the back and said, don't you know what my job is? and i said, yeah, prove my innocence. no. no. my job is to create a reasonable doubt. once he said that, before i was convicted, i realized, i'm done. >> there's not much to say. the jury ruled against us. i didn't think they would, and that's that. tomorrow morning we have a hearing on the death sentence. >> in 1999, after years of appeals in the illinois courts, metnick finally had a breakthrough in randy's case. while the judge did not give randy a new trial, he agreed that randy's attorneys had been ineffective during sentencing and changed randy's sentence from death to life in prison. >> luckily, i got life without parole. many attorneys have told me it's far easier to get a new trial when you're doing life than it is on death row and hav

people not understand his thinking at that time but you've been listening to police and you was that unqualified and i think a lot of people thought that in that quantity that you was partly knowledge. and the vice president given different beliefs so i think he knew that he was not going to be able to take part in these elections and in no way was my to. take over but you know the this is a bit more confusion because it appears that the vice president now does the part but i think i think in you and the people who are close to him knew that you know he he he was inevitably there was going to be sitting down is it fair to say do you think that given the change of power between robert mugabe and emerson managua and the role that the military played in that transition that. opinion has begun to shift quite considerably among ordinary zimbabweans whilst opposition was growing to mcgarvie now there is growing support for emerson non-god growing hope for what he may do to revive the economy for what he may do in the international i as far as investors are concerned and therefore the m.d.c. as a force

they are completely unqualified for the jobs they are holding and way they are still tolding those jobsa complete disgrace to this fbi of which mr. biro is so proud. >> tucker: because no one is ever fired from the gral government, more likely to die in the job than ever be fired from the job. that's part of the problem. you wonder what's the fbi's response to this? >> well, the fbi response has been to protect itself. you know, this goes right back to when the bureau of investigation was set up by 110 years ago, 1908, i think. and congress was actually concerned, so concerned that the attorney general, then bone part. the guy who was nephew. he specifically assured congress that the fbi would not be used to monitor political dissent or to set loose investigations on politicians at the behest of their parties and opponents in the white house. we are seeing more and more clearly 110 years later that's the two things the fbi is doing. they set their dogs on carter page because they could get to their political opponents. they are -- they loose them on a whole collection of trump associate

this, again, just highlights how unqualified he is as president of the united states. he does not have the temperament. you have to be able to take the hits if you're going to be president of the united states, and he is unable to do it. so instead he behaves like an insecure lunatic on twitter as opposed to being a mature adult as the president of the fricking united states. i'm sick of you guys making excuses for him. >> so being attacked and not doing anything in response makes you a good president? >> no, it's how you choose to act to adversity. the way this president chooses to act to adversity is to behave like a petulant child and he goes on twitter. >> we don't have a commander in chief right now. we found out our country was attacked, they actually sent people in our nation, and all he can do is think about himself. we have children being shot and he can't express his condolences. he expresses our moral fiber and he speaks out when something happens. he defends our country when we are attacked and we were attacked. >> even if some aide had said to him, here's

say, this is a president who a month before the election people like paul ryan said he's uniquely unqualifiedsident, because of the things essaye he's said and d, there's no way to support him. now you have republicans putting their character and reputation in front of the interest of the country. this isn't a normal republican party that's going on right now. he's becoming toxic and destroying the party as a whole. as a democrat i believe we need a healthy republican party to get things done. >> one of the things we've seen, i think it's kind of interesting, i guess michael you're getting at this is that people who disagreed or gone after the president aggressively in the past in his own party they do sound more accepting and mitt romney would be an example of that, running in utah. >> i think it comes back to the fact that he was a bit of a wild card. president trump was a wild card when he came into office. now that he has a bit of a record, i think what some republicans are saying is look, on the issues that they care about, he has performed up to expectation or beyond expectation. >> con

sport with vigor a single government over the whole united states would demand a system of the most unqualified and the most unremittent despotism. again, you can't have one single government legislating for us all. it is impossible, they thought. and you are talking about 3 million or 4 million people who are now 300 million people. so that's why a general government was more important to them. because a general government, again, can only do general things, and in that way it wouldn't matter if you only had 535 representatives. because the people could be better represented in their states. so we often hear this general welfare clause, and i've mentioned general a number of times. what does general welfare mean? what is the general welfare of the union? well, roger sherman wrote the clause -- he essentially lifted it from the articles of the confederation, and this is what he said it meant. the objects of the union were few. first, defense against foreign danger, second against internal disputes and a resort to force, thirdly treaties with foreign nations, fourthly regulating commerce and dra