Yale history professor Joanne Freeman joins guest host John McCaa to talk about brawls on the House floor.
Read moreA Conversation With Ireland’s Ambassador To The U.S.
Daniel Mulhall joins us to talk about how Brexit will affect the state of U.S.- Irish relations.
Read moreWhat Single-Payer Health Care Might Really Look Like
Dr. Elisabeth Rosenthal joins us to talk about the feasibility of single-payer health care.
Read moreWhat Makes People Vote
This hour, we look at voting in America past and present.
Read moreHow Presidents Make War
Michael Beschloss joins us to talk about how presidents have guided the country in times of war – and what future presidents can learn from history.
Read moreThe Risk Of Government Brain Drain
Michael Lewis talks about the federal government machine, and how it’s in danger of grinding to a halt.
Read moreHow Trump Is Winning At Foreign Policy
Political scientist Randall Schweller joins us to explain how the president’s foreign policy strategy has bolstered the nation.
Read moreYou Might Not Be Alone In The Voting Booth
Kim Zetter joins us to talk about how susceptible voting machines are to hacking.
Read moreDemocracy: Always Up For Debate
New School professor James Miller joins us to tell the stories of how cultures through the ages have tried – and often failed – to implement democracy.
Read moreWhen The Border Patrol Crosses The Line
Melissa del Bosque joins us to talk about the broad powers of Boarder Protection.
Read moreA Look At The Supreme Court’s Rulings And Its Future
Lackland Bloom and Rebecca Deen join us to talk about the thinking behind the United States Supreme Court’s recent decisions.
Read moreClandestine On Campus
Journalist Daniel Golden joins us to talk about how some foreign college students are working as spies and how the FBI and CIA are returning the favor abroad.
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