Private Investigator Efrat Cohen explains why there really isn't any privacy anymore -- and what the government is legally allowed to do with information you publish online.

Humorist P.J. O'Rourke talks about the perils of big government and why the people should be wary of putting giving leaders at the federal level too much power.

Lawyer Michelle Alexander explains why she believes the 14th amendment is not being followed -- particularly when it comes to former inmates, and their right to vote.

Yale Professor Akhil Amar tells us how important the 14th amendment is to us today - and gives us a little history behind its creation.

Stanford Professor Robert George believes there is no constitutional mandate that would allow same-sex marriage to be legalized. He also shares his belief that the Supreme Court should not decide controversial issues that are not explicitly outlined in the Constitution. Instead, he thinks that should be left up to legislators or to the popular vote.

Yale Professor Akhil Amar gives us a quick background of *why* founders were interested in creating an "indivisible union" in the first place. Why the "United States" instead of the Articles of the Confederation.