Podcasts that mention 📚 The Federalist papers by Alexander Hamilton

By the way, you know, these were very, very smart people, right? And so they knew tremendous amounts of like Greek and Roman history. They knew the Renaissance history, you know, "The Federalist Papers," they argue this a great length.

Marc Andreessen mentions this collection of essays as something the US founders studied and discussed extensively.

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One of the hosts mentions "Federalist Papers" seemingly as a preamble or humorous reference before asking a question about housing.

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Alexander Hamilton was very explicit about that in the Federalist Papers and elsewhere.

Niall Ferguson mentions Alexander Hamilton's explicit statements about the Constitution's design in 'the Federalist Papers'.

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so the number of them have actually said you know those federalist papers that really interesting

The guest mentions that some of his colleagues on the Left are now finding the Federalist Papers interesting due to concerns about presidential power.

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Which again, it’s not Charlie Kirk’s idea; it’s Madison’s idea and Hamilton’s idea and Jay— they wrote this for a reason because they did not want senators to become pseudo-celebrities.

Alexander Hamilton is referenced along with Madison and Jay as contributors to the Federalist Papers. The mention is used to discuss their intentions regarding the role of senators, emphasizing that they did not want senators to become celebrities. Hamilton's contribution is acknowledged in relation to these foundational ideas.

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