Alexander Hamilton’s Salacious Sex Scandal (feat. Lin-Manuel Miranda) - Drunk History

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Pretty drunk. [laughs] - You feel okay? - I'm giggly and there's gaps in my memory. [laughs] - That's all right. - Already. - Okay, so, uh, let's get back. - So, Yorktown. <i> We won!</i> <i> Well, now we've gotta form a country.</i> Um, they all ask him, hey, come be a part of the Constitutional Convention. <i> So we're figuring out how</i> <i> the American system is gonna work.</i> <i> The Constitutional Convention:</i> <i> this is the room where they're deciding</i> <i> what the shape of our government should be.</i> <i> They're hashing it out.</i> <i> And Hamilton speaks for six hours.</i> <i> But some of the things he pitched would haunt him</i> <i> the rest of his career.</i> He pitched maybe president for life? <i> [whispering] Ooh, he's secretly a monarchist.</i> <i> Maybe, uh, we inherit...</i> <i> positions.</i> <i> [whispering] Bullshit. That's terrible.</i> <i> This guy just wants to bring back the British.</i> Those whispers are from the perspectives of, um, people who don't like him. <i> Um, but anyway, um, we adopt the system that we adopt.</i> <i> And Hamilton becomes its most ardent defender.</i> So-- Trying to find the straightest line through this story. So Hamilton has an affair. <i> Um, while he's the treasury secretary,</i> <i> he carries on this affair with a woman named Maria Reynolds.</i> <i> Her husband shows up.</i> <i> He's like, yo, uh, that's my wife.</i> <i> I'm happy to, like, keep it on the low,</i> <i> but you have to pay me.</i> <i> Gets basically extorted for about $1,000.</i> James Reynolds, the husband who was extorting him, gets arrested on some other bullshit. <i> While he's trying to weasel his way out of it,</i> <i> he says, I've got dirt on Alexander Hamilton.</i> <i> Everyone goes, really?</i> <i> Hamilton, uh, and-- has been embezzling.</i> And he sort of says all this shit about Hamilton. <i> Um, and so three guys go to confront Hamilton</i> <i> on these charges.</i> <i> One of the dudes was future president James Monroe.</i> <i> And they went, yo, Hamilton,</i> <i> we know what you did, you know what you did.</i> <i> Check out these checks to James Reynolds.</i> <i> What's up? And they accuse him</i> <i> of embezzling funds.</i> <i> And Hamilton goes, no, no, no.</i> <i> I was just [bleep] this lady,</i> <i> and her husband was hitting me up for money.</i> <i> I didn't touch American money,</i> <i> and I have all kinds of proof.</i> And he, like, vomits information all over them. <i> Oh, wow, that was more than we needed to hear.</i> <i> And we're good, thanks.</i> <i> The info about the affair gets somehow miraculously</i> <i> printed in the paper.</i> <i> Hamilton is not a great dude.</i> <i> I know you think he's great 'cause he's a war vet,</i> <i> and he's the Treasury Secretary,</i> <i> but you're gonna learn the truth real soon.</i> <i> And Hamilton gets this and he goes to James Monroe,</i> <i> [whispering] what the [bleep]?</i> <i> Like, I told you that in secret.</i> <i> And James Monroe's like,</i> <i> it wasn't secret and it wasn't me.</i> <i> Wasn't me who--who, uh, published it.</i> <i> Mother[bleep]!</i> <i> I told three people about this</i> <i> and you're the one who was taking notes,</i> <i> so I know it came from you.</i> <i> Like...fess up.</i> <i> [bleep] you. [bleep] you.</i> So Hamilton, over sharer, writes the Reynolds Pamphlet. The whole thing reads like a Dear Penthouse letter. Like, dear America, <i> I never thought this would happen to me.</i> <i> But one day, this ripped bodice woman</i> <i> showed up at my door, saying,</i> <i> oh, my husband's beating me, left me alone</i> <i> and I need money and I need help.</i> <i> You are a man of honor. Can you help me?</i> <i> Hamilton's like, I could give her money</i> <i> or I could [bleep] her</i> <i> and either one would be acceptable.</i> <i> The--the Reynolds Pamphlet is like Dick 101.</i> And, by the way, he sent this to his friends. <i> Being like, hey, I think I'm gonna publish this.</i> <i> And everyone was like,</i> <i> hey, bro, I don't think this is a good idea</i> <i> to publish this.</i> <i> Like, maybe your wife and your seven children</i> <i> would not love it if you published this.</i> <i> And Hamilton's like, well, I mean, like,</i> <i> I got accused of embezzling.</i> <i> And, like, I can't let that stand.</i> <i> Maybe the, like, marital infidelity trumps that?</i> <i> I know it doesn't in your head,</i> <i> but to everyone else in the world it does.</i> <i> Um, and he's like, no, I can't let that shit stand.</i> <i> And Hamilton goes back to James Monroe</i> <i> and--and now Hamilton's like,</i> <i> well, it's all out in the open.</i> <i> um, and if you still wanna settle this,</i> <i> because I know you're the one who leaked it.</i> <i> Um, Monroe's like, well, I didn't leak it,</i> <i> but if you wanna, like, fight, like, let's do this.</i> <i> And so they meet face to face.</i> <i> And Monroe goes, all right, you're mad at me</i> <i> because of this, this, and this.</i> <i> And Hamilton goes, let's start at the beginning.</i> And lists, like, the first time they met. [laughs] He lists the details of the entire meeting, <i> as Monroe gets more and more impatient.</i> <i> Monroe's like, I know all this, I know all this.</i> <i> I know all this.</i> <i> Hamilton's like, you interrupted me.</i> <i> I have to start again.</i> <i> And Monroe's getting angrier and angrier,</i> until they're finally pulled apart. 'Cause they're about to, like, punch each other in the face. <i> So Monroe goes to his homey, Aaron Burr.</i> <i> And goes, yo, you know Hamilton,</i> <i> will you tell him--</i> this is so, like, high school gossip. <i> He goes, will you tell Hamilton</i> <i> that if he's challenging me to a duel, I accept.</i> <i> But if he's not, I wasn't challenging him to a duel.</i> <i> And Burr goes over to Hamilton, like,</i> <i> James Monroe told me to tell you</i> <i> that if you're challenging him, he accepts,</i> <i> but if you weren't challenging him,</i> <i> he doesn't really wanna go into a duel.</i> Uh, and Burr squashes the duel. <i> Burr's like, duels are stupid.</i> <i> And you both should just, like shut up.</i> <i> And it's over.</i> <i> And Hamilton told everyone everything, anyway.</i> <i> So there's no point in you shooting at each other.</i> <i> [cell phone beeps] Sorry, I forgot</i> <i> to put my phone on vibrate.</i> <i> - Yeah, okay.</i> <i> - Uh-oh, Questlove's--</i> - Questlove? - Texting me. "You did 'Drunk History'?" What? How did Questlove find out? - Oh, here we go. <i> - Yo!</i> - Questlove! <i> - Yo! [laughs]</i> <i> [both laugh]</i> - Look at this.<i> - This is the best shit ever!</i> <i> I cannot wait for this episode.</i> <i> My girl and I got together based on our love</i> <i> for "Drunk History."</i> - You see the effect you have? - Well-- I love you both. - ♪ History has its eyes on you ♪ - Yes.<i> - This is awesome!</i> <i> - Cheers. - Bye, Questo.</i>
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Channel: Comedy Central
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Keywords: Drunk History, Drunken History, drunk, history, Derek Waters, comedy central, comedy, comedians, true story, story, truth, drinking, booze, Alexander Hamilton, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Alia Shawkat, founding fathers, constitutional convention, Hamilton, Reynolds affair, Tony Hale, Reynolds pamphlet, Aaron Burr, Questlove, funny video, comedy videos, funny clips
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Length: 6min 46sec (406 seconds)
Published: Thu Sep 26 2019
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