Question

what does alexander hamilton tell george washington about why a national bank is constitutional and should be created? he says that since george washington signed up and joined the federalist party that he had to pass all of the things that the federalist party wanted and none of the things the democratic - republicans wanted. he tells george washington that his pockets are all ready too full with tax money and that he cant carry any more, so they gotta make a bank. he shows george washington where it said in article 1, section 8 that congress can make all laws
ecessary and proper\ to carry out its goals and explains that the bank is needed. he tells george washington that he will keep all of his money safe in the bank and that is enough to convince washington to sign the bill creating the bank. rewatch submit

Explanation:

Alexander Hamilton justified the constitutionality of a National Bank using the "Necessary and Proper Clause" (also called the Elastic Clause) in Article 1, Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution. This clause grants Congress the power to make laws needed to execute its enumerated powers, and Hamilton argued a national bank was essential for managing federal finances, regulating currency, and supporting the government's economic functions. The other options are historically inaccurate.

Answer:

He shows George Washington where it said in Article 1, Section 8 that Congress can make all laws "NECESSARY AND PROPER" to carry out its goals and explains that the bank is needed.