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Morning glory America, Bonjor-Hi Canada, that music means it's the last radio hour of the week. That means it is time for the

Hilldale dialogue once a week we go very high and we go sometimes very old. Today we

are going way back with Dr. Larian, President of Hillsdale College and his

colleague Dr. Carl Young who has been teaching classics at Hillsdale College

for a long time got his PhD from Duke he's been on before we welcome you back, Professor Young.

It's good to have you both, Dr. Arun welcome.

We're talking about Constitution, which is a good time, because all of a sudden we are looking

at the Constitution's on the table in this election

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