Is America more of a republic or a democracy in the 21st century? Sam Shad and Clay Jenkinson look into that question.

Sam Shad and Clay Jenkinson debate how a modern society interprets the intent of the founding fathers when reading the constitution.

Clay Jenkinson and Sam Shad discuss the history of amending, and proposed amendments to the constitution, and the difficulties associated with amending our government's founding document.

Clay Jenkinson and Sam Shad explore the nature and power of the office of president.

Sam Shad and Clay Jenkinson discuss the politics behind the Bill of Rights.

Stories and insight about the framers of the constitution are discussed in this video.

Topics like rights, abortion, privacy, campaign funding and pornography are discussed in relation to the constitution.

Sam Shad and Clay Jenkinson look at the status of rights in America, and what they encompass.

The history of elections in America is discussed, as well as the the electoral college, and its controversies.

Topics such as how a bill becomes a law, veto powers and prohibition are discussed.

Clay Jenkinson and Sam Shad talk about the limited early role of the Judiciary, and how it became an equal branch of government.

Sam Shad and Clay Jenkinson talk about the role each branch of government plays concerning war.

Sam Shad and Clay Jenkinson tackle one of the central issues debated by our founding fathers, how to balance the power discrepancies between big states and little states.

Clay Jenkinson and Sam Shad look at how the founding fathers intended power to be distributed among the three branches of government, and how that looks in modern times.

So what did our founding fathers intend, regarding religious practice, for their burgeoning nation? Listen as Sam Shad and Clay Jenkinson discuss early letters and correspondence between the framers and other groups pertaining to religion.