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>> jesse: hello, everybody. jesse watters along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ it's the greatest economic system the world has ever seen: capitalism has lifted billions of people out of poverty, allowing us all to enjoy a better and more prosperous living standard than our grandparents. well, not under joe biden. but a woke san francisco democrat is now blaming capitalism for the homelessness crisis that is ravaging his city. dean preston represents the disastrous tenderloin district,...

My earlier article – Can 'Good' be the Greater Evil? – looked at the issue of how wars should end, and how Good versus Evil framing of international conflicts makes it difficult for participants – especially those who are convinced they are ...

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As an evil. he said it was a lesser evil. the greater evil would have been no constitution at all so he was ultimately willing to compromise with delaware. but if you look at wyoming and california, the smallest and the largest states respectively, the ratio is roughly 70-1. so that's about four times, three to four times the ratio of delaware and virginia back in 1787. >> the senate, basically, represents land more than it represents people. and, yet, controls the outcome of governing in a, allegedly, democratically constituted government. >> and the way i describe the senate is that it is th...

That was enough for james madison to describe the senate as an evil. he said it was a lesser evil. the greater evil would have been no constitution at all so he was ultimately willing to compromise with delaware. but if you look at wyoming and california, the smallest and the largest states respectively, the ratio is roughly 70-1. so that's about four times, three to four times the ratio of delaware and virginia back in 1787. >> the senate, basically, represents land more than it represents people. and, yet, controls the outcome of governing in a, allegedly, democratically constituted governme...