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This is CBS and the world. I'm John Batsatson. The American Celebration, 250 years of success.

Peter Berkowitz joins to comment on his column at Real Clear Politics.

Peters at the Hoover Institution about those who celebrate the 250 years and those who do not.

We begin with the celebration.

I learned for the first time a scholar named Munoz has written an explanation of why we're

blessed with the American Constitution and the traditions of the revolution of the late 18th

century, the several revolutions, not just one kinetic battlefield,

but a revolution in thought and a revolution in what we would today call decency, respect

for each other. Peter, a very good evening to you. Introduce Munoz in his document, please.

Good evening.

Good evening, John.

Happy to do so.

Munoz, Professor Munoz, teaches at Notre Dame University.

And for years now, he has been writing in defense of the United States Constitution,

the Declaration of Independence, and defense of the attacks,

often very flawed, coming from both the left and more, and recently also the right.

And in this recent piece, it's called the Three American Revolutions, he identifies three

respects in which the thinking that undergirds the creation of America was

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