The process behind choosing the ideal running mate is complicated yet vital. Ed Larson and Elaine Kamarck discuss the importance of having a balanced ticket and the dynamics between the president and vice-presidential role.

Prof. Richard Epstein explains the significance of 'court packing' and why it is a threat to the Supreme Court’s credibility.

Does the U.S. still adhere to its founding principles in the Constitution? Hosts Senator Mike Lee and Randy Barnett challenge the current political system with the one envisioned by America’s founders.

America’s founding principles have shifted over the nation’s history. Hosts Senator Mike Lee and Randy Barnett debate how some changes have strengthened us and some have forced us to deviate dangerously from our core values.

America’s founders designed a Constitution to withstand war and to protect citizens’ rights through time -- but agreeing to the terms nearly tore the country apart. Hosts Senator Mike Lee and Randy Barnett explain.

Alex Berenson argues that the panic caused by faulty COVID-19 models has resulted in government policies that unnecessarily devastated the economy and undermined the rights and freedoms of U.S. citizens.

Alex Berenson recounts how he concluded that the scientific models used to predict coronavirus hospitalizations were wrong.

What exactly is a vaccine and what role have they played in history? Dr. Amesh Adalja, an infectious disease expert and senior scholar at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, explains the basic science behind this life-saving technology.

Professor Paul Rosenzweig examines the origins of impeachment.

Andrew Johnson was the first U.S. President to be impeached. Professor Paul Rosenzweig explains how the nation's first impeachment came about.

Watergate, America's most enduring political scandal, resulted in the first resignation of an American President. Professor Paul Rosenzweig outlines the legal history that preceded Richard Nixon stepping down from office.

Bill Clinton's impeachment divided the nation. Professor Paul Rosenzweig examines the creation of the independent counsel, executive privilege, and President Clinton's use of modern media in defending himself.

Professor Paul Rosenzweig assesses Congress's power to investigate presidential activity, the president’s pardon power, and how that relates to President Trump today.

Fox News contributor Douglas Murray joins Fox Nation to explain the significance of the British Royal Family, its history and function, and how he sees it evolving in the wake of Queen Elizabeth II's passing.

Legal scholar Richard Epstein explains the significance of the leaked draft opinion overturning Roe v. Wade. Epstein outlines why the 1973 Supreme Court decision was incorrectly decided and describes what he thinks will happen next in the abortion debate.