The president upholds the executive branch of government. They may seem to have absolute power, but the Constituion ensures that it is distrbuted evenly, with the checks and balances system.

John explains the history and origins to capitalism. He talks about increased productivity in the 1800s and how that ultimately led to capitalism.

Private telecommunicator companies can compete for consumers, so government can take a hands-off approach to the technology business.

The group members realize they sometimes have difficulty communicating in an orderly manner when making decisions. They insist on implementing a democracy in which everything will be fair. Emotion will be suppressed and reason will prevail.

In an address to Parliament, King Charles II conveys clearly that the next heir to the throne is the Duke of York. He states that the Duke being the heir is a right ordained by God and considers anyone who denies that truth an enemy. At the end of his speech, King Charles II declares Parliament dissolved and dismisses the members of the House of Commons.