Hamilton - The Fighting Founding Father Documentary

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[@PeopleProfiles]

Happy Independence Day everyone!

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Same to You guys! Thanks For all your hard work 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

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Happy birthday America!!❤🎉

[@GHGore]

"The man known to history as Adam Smith...."

[@cyankirkpatrick5194]

@pagall3857 🤷‍♀️ there was only one female who disguised herself as a man the name that she gave was Tommy Shirt lift and she was the only female who received a pension from the continental army at that time

[@krysangel8942]

Have you done one on Elizabeth of york?

[@millenniumvintage9726]

They should seriously make a broadway musical about this guy.

[@BekkaALT]

Yeah!They should also really get Lin Manuel Miranda to play the guy!

[@davidkharat1]

For last 60 years i tried reading about u.s history and specialty about founding fathers. It started on 1965 when I wrote a letter to united states embassy in Tehran to send me some books for our High school library . Whin two months I received 52 books published as wheel of the History containing the biography of most us presidents and hero’s of the various wars. I started reading these fascinating book until coming to United states in1969. I continued reading more books to gain knowledge about this young country but never got enough of it. KZbin gave me the opportunity to learn more of these fascinating men. Alexander Hamilton was of of the founding fathers which i didn’t know very much about. Thanks for this beautiful video. Uncle David. Houston.

[@5050TM]

You sound more patriotic than many who were born here. Thank you for enjoying our country and I'm glad you're a part of us!

[@jodywho6696]

It's awesome isn't it. And there is always more. There is alot of fluff too. It's the only war, that for the common people, was fought for principles. ✨🇺🇸✨😊✨

[@CarmonBenford]

How cool to have access to all those books! i just got finished reading a great biography of Calvin Coolidge by Robert Sobel, which inspired me to start reading Coolidge's autobiography. Turns out--to me--that Calvin Coolidge was a man after my own heart!

[@user-yp9fb1jb6m]

He was an advocate of a very strong presidency (bad idea) and a federal central bank (worst idea). We are suffering the central bank problems now.

[@hidinginmycaropeningpokemo9006]

⁠@@user-yp9fb1jb6mIt could be argued that Alexander Hamilton is the father of modern day Capitalism, the one & only economic system that hasn’t ended up in deaths of hundreds of millions of people. So although they may not have been the best ideas, they certainly weren’t the worst. It could also be argued that without the financial systems he put in place, America would not have prospered & become the superpower it has. & that’s coming from a Brit. You’re welcome

[@nivagnoswal]

From a Canadian...I've watched all of your documentaries on the founding fathers and am impressed with your even-handed coverage of all of them, pointing their faults and failings as well as their strengths. Very refreshing...thank you for making these videos available to the general public...

[@kathrynkildow3743]

I've only watched 24 mins. so far, but I've already learned a lot about the Revolutionary War and about Hamilton. I knew nothing about him before this documentary. I continue to be in amazement at how this country was founded! Thank you for this video!

[@stlbusker3025]

There is no other country or government like it. In all of history, no country has achieved what the United States has accomplished, yet there are people out there whose sole purpose and demeanor is to bring this country to its knees, and if possible, put an end to our liberties, and way of life. No system of government has ever been 100% perfect, but no country even comes close to a second place, in providing for its citizens, and ensuring life, liberty, and a pursuit of happiness.

[@laurieg.5371]

Excellent! Knowledge is power

[@thamilton007]

Hamilton was a brilliant man.

[@TonyArceneaux-uu3cf]

He ought to be he was the first secretary of the Treasury.

[@AlexManly-mg4xs]

Also insane

[@beverlywoade5348]

We wouldn't have the economic system we have today, if not for Alexander Hamilton. His economic papers he wrote, on commerce, show what a visionary Alexander Hamilton was.

[@carrickrichards2457]

The 2008 HBO TV Series 'John Adams' was a marvellous historical dramaticisation that covers Hamilton very well towards the end. It shows him grasp the necessities of nationhood, perhaps better than any of his peers. He was the rational centralist who argued against a devolved vision. He was a major constitutional and economic architect. He was the one who gave government finances a firm foundation. A great man, the rock on which a young USA set down its roots. Sadly brought down by his flaws, he deserves to be better known. Thank you for this, I found it very helpful.

[@Brembelia]

I've always disliked Hamilton for giving us capitalism. It's foundation is exploitation and it supports monopolistic behavior. Just look at where it has taken us. Grifters run our system of have's and have-nots. 😠

[@mattgwayman]

If he wasn't a planted bad infiltrater, he was later approached or used by the bankers opposed to the core of the US founders cause of freedom from London bankers etc or The Jacobite infiltraters G. Washington refered to in a letter... Highly likely anyway

[@andrewkappler5503]

Lol I like when adams is talking to Jefferson in that movie and Jefferson straight up says " If God allowed me I would put my hand over Great Britain and drowned her into the sea". Lol

[@Mr196710]

According to the 'Rothchild Papers' he was nothing more than a lackey. Woodrow Wilson would be another lackey of the "elites" as he helped the Federal Reserve into reality.

[@zoch9797]

Central banks are never the answer.

[@peterfelber8004]

A great man who did so much for this country... to make our country great. We all owe him a lot. Unfortunate how 'things turned out for him.' Thank you for this doc., may those unaware learn about him.

[@sashacoppard388]

They should make an Alexander Hamilton TV show. The man is a legend.

[@trinically]

please tell me this is satire

[@Cobra7FAC]

​@@trinically I hope not, he did a lot of interesting stuff. Battles, detective, political maneuvering. It could be good.

[@trinically]

@@Cobra7FAC Alright.. because there's an entire movie/musical about him. Google Hamilton: The American Musical

[@user-ih8pq9fb8y]

who's gonna tell him

[@user-yb6ef1ji8i]

I agree.

[@SweetLibertyTravels]

For the record, he's always been on the $10 bill 💵. It even says it in the musical: "the $10 Founding Father, without a father."

[@abrahammorrison6374]

Listen to The Hamilton Polka by Weird Al Yankovic.

[@SweetLibertyTravels]

@abrahammorrison6374 I just listened to it and no, just no 🙅🏾‍♀️😂. That would've ruined it for me if I didn't already love the musical 😂

[@abrahammorrison6374]

@@SweetLibertyTravels At least I made a valid point. Nothing more.

[@SweetLibertyTravels]

@abrahammorrison6374 Was "polka music is corny" your point? Otherwise, I missed the it lol. I loved everything about the Hip Hop, R&B, and Reggae versions, of the songs but Polka isn't my thing at all. I'm sure there is someone out there that doesn't like my preferences and connects to the lyrics with this sound tho. To each his own 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@wjquick32]

Right, they shelved the plan to remove Hamilton (in favor of Harriet Tubman, if I'm not mistaken) from the $10 bill after the success of the musical. One word change would have fixed everything.

[@danyf.1442]

I am not American and honestly if it weren't for the musical I wouldn't even have heard of Hamilton. Glad to learn more about him.

[@lawrenceleverton7426]

The musical was a woke version of history. Read a book to get informed.

[@odin1185]

​@@lawrenceleverton7426yeah now a bunch of young morons think hamilton was black.

[@Cobra7FAC]

I've heard it's woke, but no one can tell me why except the cast being black. Calling things people don't like "woke" when they can't even define what woke is makes anyone who uses the term (like "Get woke" or "anti-woke") seem like idiots to me

[@calebleland8390]

​@@Cobra7FACthe term "woke" was first used by the black community, as in "get woke to what the government, police, etc are doing". It has since been commandeered by a certain section of the population to mean "anything that isn't "cis-hetero-normative, white cetric". Because, ya know, inclusivity is an "agenda".

[@s0ulwind]

@@Cobra7FAC I'm very anti woke, and I love the musical. Its not 100% accurate, but it tells the main beats in a different way.

[@mikeibeabuchi7561]

What an irony that men of more mediocre mettle have been celebrated on America's national political stage while true hero's of the American Revolution such as Alexander Hamilton have been sidelined to relative obscurity. This documentary is truly priceless. Excellent job!!!!!!

[@maylynnhughes-dragonbluesr2265]

I think Hamilton was a great statesman and did our country a world of good at a time when we needed his level head the most.

[@FeWolf]

I found him one of the most interesting of our founding fathers, Hamilton and Madison man myself.

[@jazznoteblue5393]

Im in awe about a lot of our founding fathers!

[@ethanramos4441]

“A well adjusted person is one who makes the same mistake twice without getting nervous” Alexander Hamilton

[@pearlfeather9326]

Spoken like a true narcissist

[@tatradak9781]

Sound a bit arrogant, that sort of attitude..

[@underanewsunmusic9084]

@@tatradak9781”why do you assume you’re the smartest in the room” Aaron Burr

[@daydreamingkj]

I often wonder about how different the world would have been if Alexander hadn’t went to the duel

[@user-ls8ks7kv8c]

How would it have been different? Hamilton's ideas on finance and foreign policy unfortunately eventually became mainstream in the modern United States. Maybe Mexico would have been part of the US because he wanted to conquer parts of South America

[@teddyjackson1902]

It would be worse. He was an imperialist who created the germ of the cancer that is the federal reserve.

[@tyroneginsburg577]

@@user-ls8ks7kv8cMexico is part of North America.

[@kw1523]

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[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

​@@user-ls8ks7kv8cunfortunately?!?! What are you a nut?

[@AKAZA-kq8jd]

Just by far one of the most brilliant minds that has walked on this earth and given the chance would have been a fantastic president.

[@45jacky77]

Not possible. Jefferson made sure he can never be president by making sure that all presidents are American born in the constitution.

[@katwithattitude5062]

@@45jacky77 No. He WAS eligible. The Constitution states that to be eligible one must be either a natural-born citizen or a citizen of the US at the time the Constitution was adopted. Otherwise none of the Founding Fathers, including Washington, could have become President because they were born British subjects.

[@libertyresearch-iu4fy]

I agree with you, but I think his illegitimacy was enough to prevent his election.

[@LuisaRodriguez0212]

Hamilton was not born in the USA, therefore he couldn't be president of the United States

[@libertyresearch-iu4fy]

@@LuisaRodriguez0212 Read the US Constitution before you make an idiot of yourself. If you can't do that, read kat's comment.

[@carmenm.4091]

Finally a good documentary about Alexander Hamilton on KZbin. Thank you!

[@gspot3706]

Who lives, who dies, who tells your story?

[@calebleland8390]

He doesn't get enough credit for all of the credit he gave us.

[@FuryMovieMaker1]

Eey Man I listen to these videos during hours of welding I do and I gotta say, good job man. Its really enjoyable and the fact your vids are long makes it even better. Keep it up 👌🏻👌🏻

[@prayerchalet4748]

Great documentary! I always admired Alexander Hamilton! And this documentary shows how great his Contributions were to our Republic! He definitely should be on a Banknote!

[@jazminjacobs4910]

I think so too! First treasury secrstery, patron saint of Wall Street, and created our banking system and currency! He should be on the 100!

[@thebirdbrand]

It would be awesome if you guys featured more Musical Profiles on some of the Masters: Chopin, Beethoven, Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Handel, etc… ☺️

[@sisterhoney61]

I would love to see one on Tchaikovsky.

[@den264]

Yes please ! Many of them.

[@SweetLibertyTravels]

Yeessss, I would love this. Also, Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges 💙

[@sarahhearn-vonfoerster7401]

Wonderful idea! They were almost all rebels in some way.

[@thebirdbrand]

@ThePeoplesProfile Give The People What They Want!!! 🎹🎶🎻🎵🎺🎼🎷

[@charlespapineau5428]

Hamilton was a great statesman and a financial genius. I appreciate his contributions to our country every time I look at the 10 dollar bill.

[@Foundry_made]

What did he contribute to the fledgling republic besides A CENTRAL BANK?

[@charlespapineau5428]

@Foundry_made Hamilton fought in 7 major battles, was a key member of Washington's staff and was a commander of light infantry. He lobbied for then attended the Constitutional Convention in 1787 and helped to persuade a skeptical public to ratify the Constitution by launching and writing the majority of The Federalist Papers. He was a self-taught economist who was appointed by Washington to be the first Secretary of the Treasury in 1789. America's war debt was crushing and, by the time he retired in 1795, America was fiscally sound and poised to become a major financial power. Hamilton argued for a diverse economy, pointing out that manufacturing and commerce, along with America's current mostly agrarian society, were integral parts of a modern economy. He was the chief architect of the American financial system. Pretty impressive for an immigrant from such humble means.

[@StefkeBoxingScience]

@@Foundry_made It was a state-owned and state-controlled bank which was doing the exact opposite of what private central banks are doing, but in order to prevent Hamilton's ideas from inspiring the future generations, The City of London and British intelligence (aka the enteties who trive on the closed system) intentionally misinformed people like you into thinking he was the originator of something that's the equivalent of today's private central banks.

[@calebleland8390]

​@@charlespapineau5428yeah, but besides all THAT, what did Hamilton do for us? (Monty Python reference 😂)

[@charlespapineau5428]

@@calebleland8390 Very funny! Any Monty Python reference makes me smile. 😃

[@rogerwilliams5366]

Outstanding. I have long been an admirer of Alexander Hamilton and have read a lot about his life. But I learned many important things about him in your presentation. Very well done 👍🇺🇸

[@gregmoore167]

I loved Ron Chernow's book! Hence why I am here, and think I love ur channel already!

[@jkkjeldsen8249]

My favorite Founding Father. I believe it was Alexander's love for his smeared and mistreated mother (Alex was actually listed in court documents as "whore child") that made him vulnerable to women like Maria Reynolds, a supposedly wronged wife. *"You should not have taken advantage of my sensibility to steal into my affections without my consent."*--Alexander Hamilton

[@armyforlife3191]

Yes! Thanks to Lin I’m more interested in American history, than I was before. Specially our ten dollar founding father

[@virginiamorales1591]

I love history and nothing better to see than the story of the true father of the American Constitution and Institution. Alexander Hamilton.😊

[@julz3tt3]

💗💜

[@macvena]

Trying to understand how you think Hamilton was the true father of the Constitution. He certainly, and passionately promoted it's adoption, but he authored not one single word.

[@nitziamartin-vazquez4420]

Did you know he was a mulatto?

[@odin1185]

​@@nitziamartin-vazquez4420I know that he wasn't. He was a jew.

[@rwingender]

@@macvena Madison and Hamilton were the two most important contributors to the Constitution, though there were many involved. I have a degree in poli sci and the constitution is one of my concentrations.

[@thomaswilson7538]

Heroes always collect enemies and they come from all possible sources. They envy the winners and hate them at the same time. I see AH as a man living a heroic life and when you follow his rise from what seemed like cold ashes he was having none of that and his superb success soon followed, meanwhile, throughout the dangerous choices he made, like involving himself in many wars, both foreign and at home, he somehow escaped those treacherous situations--and few men would be able to survive those same death-defying escapes--he also made fools of more than one formable enemy. I greatly honor the man for his talents and the many influential things he did for America.

[@MylesFCorcoran]

He was, on balance,a great gift to our people- including me centuries later.

[@user-xp4ol3hl4q]

Alexander Hamilton is my Grandfather, 7 times removed. There are millions of us in America!

[@james_giant_peach]

I highly doubt there are millions of descendants of a man that lived just 350 years ago

[@celestejohnston6613]

Alexander Hamilton was a brilliant visionary who had a major hand in creating the strong government and economic powerhouse that the US is today. Was he flawed, perhaps arrogant yes. But he was true to the ideals of this country. He does not receive enough credit for what he, as a major driving force, helped to create. This country would not be as strong as it is without Hamilton! And I think you meant to say that a plan to remove Hamilton from the $10 bill was derailed because of the immense popularity of 2015 musical by Lin Manuel Miranda.

[@leodanao417]

He has a blueprint of building an empire. Awesome

[@Eleanoraaaaa]

Amazing documentary as always! Great work. If I may suggest Fyodor Dostoevsky and Leo Tolstoy as future subjects! I’d love to hear about them💓💓💓

[@sisterhoney61]

I second that!

[@joemcmanus79]

Alexander Hamilton played an important but comparatively limited role DURING the Revolution, but without his vision and foresight this country would NOT have become the industrial juggernaut it became, thus influencing the history of the world as it has. He was the MOST UNDERRATED and almost forgotten of the founding fathers!!! He deserves his place on the $10 bill!

[@DuolingosDaughter2.4]

A. Hamilton inspired me so much (yes I know he was not the best man) he is the reason I want to go into the field law and politic and helped me pick my dream university (Colombia University the same one Hamilton went to) so yes he may not have been the best person but he was a brilliant man a amazing writer and my roll model

[@lestergreen2828]

Hamilton is my favorite founder. Happy 4th and thanks for the documentary!

[@edwardpalmore7114]

Hamilton was a great man who believed in freedom. He was not privileged; however, he was creative and used his talents to develop a template for American government. We need another Hamilton today.

[@james_giant_peach]

In the hbo series John Adams he’s kinda portrayed as a dick. Also his beef with Jefferson was completely unwarranted

[@dennispepperack2973]

Rochambeau's forces also played a HUGE role at Yorktown; and it was he that suggested to Washington to bail on taking New York & head south, instead.

[@jenrutherford6690]

How ironic that they wanted "freedom " from England yet had no isdue with slavery .

[@user-xj4nk2uw9u]

Who else has a crush on Hamilton, even though he’s been dead for a couple of centuries? He’s absolutely one of the most amazing men in all world history, and definitely the most amazing man in all of US history. He had the worst upbringing imaginable, he couldn’t even escape a natural disaster kicking his a** as he almost died in a hurricane that left him homeless and without any possessions or memory of his mother. He had not one thing going for him growing up apart from his incredible brain: ie his super high IQ, fearlessness, sky high ambition, uncommon confidence and determination & tenacity, natural charisma presence and charm, professional oratory and writing skills, speech and debate mastery, logical reasoning skills and photographic memory, allegedly very handsome face, tall height for the time, and perhaps most importantly: an iron strong will to live that one only experiences if you’ve escaped death by the skin of your teeth . I 100% believe there was major divine intervention that had him born at that specific time in history, and allowed him to survive against almost guaranteed death given the horrendous circumstances of his early life, and he was chosen by God for a very specific purpose in life. And maybe not so ironically, after that life purpose was accomplished and he stopped writing and was essentially just a sad recluse,even though he was still young and healthy, he died. As if God was saying good job faithful servant, you can rest now free from your misery; come home now and be with your son for eternity. You couldn’t write a better story. Thank you Hamilton for leaving us this great country. I’m sorry we’re so ungrateful and have perverted your vision for the country so radically. Anyways, vote conservative. Trump/Ramaswamy 2024 🇺🇸❤️

[@Wheelchairtravelchannel]

Great documentary. Quick correction. Hamilton was denied being chosen to be on the $10 bill because of the play Hamilton. He remained on the $10 bill in part as of the popularity of the play. At one point there were going to remove him from the bill. Hamilton has been on the $10 bill since 1928.

[@sterlinggraves2270]

Excellent documentary, great father of our country

[@jperickson7737]

Awesome as usual. Great work guys.

[@itsjustme7487]

A perfect video to watch on Independence Day evening. 👌 Thank you.

[@tomservo4president61]

I believe Hamilton was and to this day, very much under rated on so many levels. As a statesman, as a founder, a diplomat, and as a patriot. But if it wasn't for the musical Hamilton, it seems 90%of today's youth in America wouldn't even know who he is. And 75% adults ( from gen X to gen z) couldn't tell you what exactly he did, because history isn't very well taught. It is a shame. Being a Gen X, I had to teach myself and read about history because public school just glosses over, or just teach political messages. Which makes me personally sad.

[@TheCandiceWang]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@Cerceify]

Wonderful presentation. Thank you.

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Love your videos guys! And happy 4th of july! ❤️💙🤍

[@neilhannan5112]

Wait........ He Doesn't look like Lin Manuel Miranda 😢

[@seandawson5899]

That's okay. Still a good play for what it is.

[@LovesickDepressedSpartan]

Yup he sure doesn’t 👌🏻💯🇺🇸

[@cwelch0625]

No, he was a real man.

[@ariannedechateaumichel7777]

Yeah. Isn't it funny how politics can turn the son of a Scottish nobleman and a French protestant into a Black man. I'm not sure whether this would count as blackfacing Hamilton or whitefacing Miranda.

[@nevadascaredme7436]

Obviously they changed it to make him look white. History makes everyone look different that what they are/were.

[@patbiggam8138]

Excellent biography. Politics aside, I believe Hamilton was a great statesman who got the new nation on a sound financial footing.

[@tanksouth]

A splendid job here. It is expertly woven together and interestingly presented. Showing background and detail into Hamilton’s ingenious mind as well as his courageous heart. Cheers!

[@maryjohnson6796]

Have a cat named Hamilton. Only cat without a nickname. He’s Hamilton and won’t let you forget it.

[@milagroscastillo5536]

He was a great statesman all in all

[@tiamatxvxianash9202]

Excellent summation of this most important figure in not just American history, but the worlds. Just imagine how advanced our society would be if we spent time reading Plutarch and Machiavelli instead of Dr Seuss and Archie when we were young. Though the criteria of who is considered a founding father is mixed in mythos and never-ending constructed categories of importance, Alexander Hamilton stands alone. We've all grown quite used to the term "Hamiltonian or Jeffersonian" in determining where we ourselves stand when it comes to the key tenants of what we like to believe in a modern advanced civilization, are most important. For we are either for the State or the Individual. We support law and order or anarchy. We are loyal to the nation or we rebel against it. We understand that liberty is a privilege, or our god-given right. One cannot be both a Patriot and Traitor. If we do not support the integral welfare of our nation, we are against it. Hamilton knew how to rule alright and is most deserving of his ever rising reputation that this people's profile have brought forth with more than enough convincing evidence.

[@roseperozzi6730]

The most important Founding Father❣️

[@ksgirlfriday9581]

I enjoy hearing the details of Hamilton. It's very interesting

[@MosesToyAdventure]

This is a good video. Great wealth of knowledge 🏆

[@LReno-di9cm]

This is a phenomenal documentary. Hamilton. Hamilton.

[@ThePzrLdr]

Not my favorite Founding Father, he made the central bank, was a Federalist who wanted a strong central government, didn't believe in States rights and he argued against the 2nd Amendment arguing the people didn't need guns.

[@kmaher1424]

The militia needed guns. Jefferson avoided military service during the Revolution. He was Governors during the most serious British invasion of Virginua. An unprepared militia lacking personal arms one of the problems Jefferson was accused of cowardice because of his wartime governorship. The matter was dropped after Yorktown but TJ was always haunted by the matter

[@nik_theparalegal]

There was more than just A. Ham arguing against the 2nd amendment. Many of them did because that is not what they created it for. A little history on the constitution would be a good place to start.

[@jazznoteblue5393]

Im glad he's gotten that attention, much overdue, and he should be on a bill. Absolutely!

[@michaellawrence5492]

Hamilton brought about much good but still got him self killed in the end. There have been men like him to follow and today there is such a man . Guess or do you know who he be?

[@justineslick6463]

#45 & #47. 😉

[@user-te4of2fq5d]

A vastly underated American statesman.

[@tamaveirene]

Congratulations on featuring this Upstanding and Truth driven Founding Father! Would that we had a thousand more like him in our World today!!! They would make Short Work of the pretenders in power right now ‼️Happy Real Independence Day to all Real Patriots 🇺🇸🔥🇺🇸🔥➕

[@den264]

The pretenders who pull all the strings in America today, care more about a particular middle eastern country than about America.

[@user-bu6ng7yb7s]

I am so grateful that my third grade teacher Mrs. Strunk taught us all about Alexander Hamilton. We need to revisit his solutions to our problems that encumber us today. We might step up yet again!

[@tonymazzella3703]

Based on this documentary and information Hamilton was a brilliant and patriotic man. He basically created the American foundation other than his family betrayal which is a horrible mistake he was a very important to this country. He was strong in keeping to his idea of the USA Hamilton should go down as a Hero of the American People

[@SohaQuotes]

Hamilton's strategic thinking changed my thinking. Thanks for sharing this interesting video. 😀

[@carolynm8421]

21 & Me says he's my ancestor. Very cool indeed.

[@katherinecollins4685]

Enjoyed this

[@mannyespinola9228]

Thank you for this video

[@George39gmail.]

Hi Manny 🌹 How are you doing?

[@Silentstorm231]

It’s funny I just watched the musical the other day and it sparked my interest in learning more about him. Glad this just popped up

[@French-Kiss24]

Excellent!

[@alainhernandez9465]

Hamilton visualized America, The country we live in today, some 150 years before it began taking its current form as a Global Power by example. A. Hamilton - One of America's Finest ever.

[@gary100dm]

All this done without home computers, the internet and email.

[@knightrook4264]

The idea of perpetual debt, as Hamilton conceived, served the US well, until budget-consciousness vanished. Ever since World War Two, elected officials only accuse their oppositions of squandering, while everyone of them is guilty for not taking responsibility for a national debt of $31,000,000,000 plus. The debt was a mere one third that amount only 23 years ago. So, no small thanks to Alexander Hamilton, but enjoy the last greatest days of the US Empire now, before the final economic crash sends us back to the dark ages.

[@leewu4937]

Agree. Add two more 0s to the writing of your number?

[@Oldleftiehere]

You’ve forgotten what all has transpired in the last 23 yrs, right? 911 and an economic crisis, two horrific wars all put on the Chinese credit card until President Obama included it in the budget, the economic crisis of 2008, still fighting Bush’s wars, Trump and his $7T tax cut. Other than that though, you might, might have some sort of a point.

[@azadmajors2098]

Excellent Profile..

[@RM-zu2nh]

I have noticed that Hamilton is shown writing left-handed. If he was shot in his right hip in the duel then, he was right-handed shooting. Which was Hamilton’s dominant hand?

[@vesna7182]

A.Hamilton was absolutely brilliant man and he should be on dollar bill definitely.I enjoyed your program on A.Hamilton very much

[@Oldleftiehere]

His portrait is on the $10.00 bill. Take a look.

[@leonardsnebold2781]

Hamilton is my favorite founding father. Probably more instrumental to American greatness than any other.

[@aarondemiri486]

Always been fascinated by Hamilton

[@nrwilliams100]

There wasn't a Republican Party until Abraham Lincoln. The party you are referring to was the Wigs Party.

[@MZOver]

The Ten Dollar Founding Father Without a Father

[@ricardowebb8988]

Got a lot farther, by working a lot harder

[@lindameyer2931]

Hamilton was indeed one of our greatest founders. His loyalty and intellect were significant contributors to our government we enjoy today. Only political opponent’s damaged his reputation. Did he have faults, yes, of course as did all the others. He opposed slavery from the very beginning and established the banking system that exists to this day.

[@colinquinn7516]

Yeah, the federal reserve is a terrible central bank that has robbed the world. Not a good institution.

[@den264]

How ironic ! A battle breaking out at a place called Concord !

[@pjny21]

There's 3 books available at the Museum of the Constitution in Philadelphia: Hamilton and Washington, Hamilton and Madison, Hamilton and Jefferson. He's the true nexus of what the US became through revolution, through constitution, and through economics.

[@Thenevisian]

Heck yes. THANK YOU for mentioning NEVIS!!!! my home!

[@richardturner5594]

Aside from the obvious George Washington , it is reasonable to suggest Hamilton is most responsible for the nation we have become ! It's something of a travesty , to not include Hamiltons portrait on a Monetary Denominational Bill . Same as how little acclaim history has bestowed him ! He was a Patriot and a true Statesman , and most responsible for the strength of the American Dollar !

[@dawnpalacios8312]

Hamilton's portrait is on the US $10 bill. 😳

[@timothydigiuseppe1753]

@@dawnpalacios8312 And has been since 1928.

[@amehak1922]

In the movie Big Daddy, Julian's kindergarten class did a play about the Founding Fathers. The kid that played Hamilton said "Aaron Bird shot me." Ps Julian was played by Cole and Dylan Sprouse (Zack and Cody from Disney), they're 30 now.

[@abrahammorrison6374]

Listen to The Hamilton Polka by Weird Al.

[@brianrappleye9078]

I wonder how accurate this is because books tell me different

[@jodywho6696]

Nothing is pure. ✨

[@jl696]

He was a visionary and the United States owe much of their prosperity and stability to the policies for which he advocated,

[@DrTarrandProfessorFether]

I support Hamilton’s Federalist views… strong central government. Confused saying Hamilton was “Shelved” to go on US Currency. Hamilton was on the 1861/1862 $5 Greenbacks and since 1928, was always on the $10 Federal Reserve Note. HE WAS NOT born in USA nor his father or mother US Citizens so he could never run for VP or president. A very interesting person.

[@Wheelchairtravelchannel]

I thought the same thing about non-native born unable to become VP or Pres. but article 2 of the Constitution would have allowed Hamilton to become president. It stated that naturalized US citizens at the time of the acceptance of the U.S. Constitution even if not born in the US could be president. "No Person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States, at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President; neither shall any Person be eligible to that Office who shall not have attained to the Age of thirty five Years, and been fourteen Years a Resident within the United States."

[@BobJohnson648]

How smart was Hamilton to get into a duel with Aaron Burr

[@sarahhearn-vonfoerster7401]

Emotions have nothing to do with intelligence....sadly!

[@BobJohnson648]

@@sarahhearn-vonfoerster7401 it really depends on your definition of intelligence

[@Oldleftiehere]

Hamilton pulled his shot. Burr didn’t and ended up leaving town. Burr led an insurrection a bit later. Read about Burr.

[@CarmonBenford]

@@Oldleftiehere Did you read Gore Vidal's book on Burr? He wrote that Burr wanted to duel with Hamilton because Hamilton said Burr "loved" his own daughter! Probably a fabrication, but interesting.

[@stlbusker3025]

Representation without taxation is impossible for any system of government for sustaining itself. Taxation without representation is what the colonies rebelled against England, before the proverbial Great Britain. The use of those federal taxes should be closely scrutinized for usage and accountability. With it, the American financial income due to taxation, is the most sound on the world scale.

[@TonyArceneaux-uu3cf]

He was the first secretary of the treasury.

[@ezzieeddie5439]

Federalist Papers is fascinating must read. Add state's Rights you have something

[@alansmart17]

Something of a rogue, but in many other respects an admirable young fellow

[@Edo9River]

There is a tendency to puff up Hamilton without any references regarding the actions of the banks. This is an entertaining video with enough truth

[@davidl7468]

I’ve been enjoying these videos immensely- very informative and well done! Some of the “transitional”pictures and videos, however, take the viewer OUT of the time by showing things that are inconsistent with that time. (e.g. U.S. flag with 50 stars, soldiers with hi-rez green foam ear plugs, modern streets, etc.)

[@jodywho6696]

Ive always thought he was beyond the times , then and now. The original under dog. There is hope for all✨😊✨🇺🇸✨