Luyện nghe bài hát Cabinet Battle 3 (Demo)

The issue on the
a from a Quaker delegation in Philadelphia calling on Congress to end the African slave trade and abolish slavery, in all its forms.
This petition was and signed by Benjamin Franklin,
it go ignored.
f this to a vote in Congress,
is the White House's position?
Secretary Jefferson, you first. lightly...

Sir
The constitution clearly
That the states have to
eighteen-oh-eight to debate
On whether to end the trade
And whether or not you want it,
is the final compromise we made

Sir

But for a let us say that we can legislate
Unanimous emancipation, reigns, and yes, it's great
We cannot cure prejudice or righteous, hate
So to Africa or do they get a separate state?
In 1784, I tried to banning slavery in the West
My notion didn't get a single
Slavery's a sin, growing like a cancer
But we can't address the if we do not have an answer

Is it my turn?
Plantation states are packed with promise
Do you realize the time these legislators wasted?
slavery only multiplies our troubles
Wait till the 1800's, and their doubles
You all
This is the stain on our soul and
A land of the free? No, it's not, it's
To subjugate, dehumanize a race, call 'em
And say that we are powerless to stop it, can you not
Sir, you, you have hundreds of slaves
Whose descendants will curse our names we're safe in our graves
How will the south labor for its businesses?
How will Thomas Jefferson find his mistresses?

How you

Yet still, people follow like
All your hemming and hawing, you're hee-hawing with Sally Hemings

enough

Well you how I feel
I don't pretend to know the answer, but the question is

If I may, Mr.

Let's take this moment to a precedent
of all, sir, we won't involve you in this
Imagine debate with all of congress, it's ruinous
reassure the South, 1808 is still the year
That was upon
That buys us time and fear
I'll tell the North on January 1st
Of that year, ban importation handling the worst
Once I get all this agreed upon, pick up a pen
And introduce a never to discuss this again

Mr President!

Hamilton, if we emancipation
single slave owner will demand compensation
And as for slandering Jefferson with talk of
Do you really

Do you wanna have that conversation?

No

Madison, execute your to the letter
Let's hope the generation thinks of something better