Mary Graham joins us to talk about how presidents balance national security and the people’s right to know how they are being represented.
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Mary Graham joins us to talk about how presidents balance national security and the people’s right to know how they are being represented.
Read moreWendy Parmet joins us to talk about how a healthy immigrant population contributes to a nation’s overall health.
Read moreShauna L. Shames joins us to talk about why young adults increasingly feel they can contribute to society more effectively outside of government.
Read moreKeramet Reiter joins us to talk about how solitary confinement has become more widely used, and about the effect it has on prisoners.
Read moreMasha Gessen joins us to talk about finding common ground with people whose way of thinking she opposes.
Read moreEric Meeks, senior fellow at SMU’s Clemens Center for Southwest Studies, joins us to talk about our relationship with Mexico.
Read moreDavid Frum joins us to talk about what it would take to fundamentally alter our democracy.
Read moreKennette Benedict joins us to talk about why last year we ticked forward another 30 seconds closer to the end of the world – and about if there’s anything we can do to turn back the clock.
Read morePrinceton professor Eddie S. Glaude Jr. joins us to talk about why a total remaking of our democracy is the only path to equality.
Read moreDaniel Gitterman, chair of the University of North Carolina Department of Public Policy, joins us to talk about how presidents use executive orders, which he writes about in “Calling the Shots: The President, Executive Orders, and Public Policy.”
Read morePresident Trump’s executive order banning travel for refugees and others from seven predominantly Muslim countries led to protests at airports across the country. We talk about what happened over the weekend and what the order means going forward.
Read moreRobert Dunham, executive director of the Death Penalty Information Center, and Tim Cole, an assistant professor at UNT Dallas join us to talk about how Texas’ use of the death penalty compares with other states.
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