Recently, the Department of Homeland Security decided to test the effectiveness of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) by conducting a series of undercover tests. The results were quite shocking. Investigators were able to smuggle mock explosive and banned weapons in 67 out of 70 attempts. That's a failure rate of 95 percent!

Amidst the media storm surrounding Hillary Clinton's presidential bid, Stefan Molyneux identifies the larger patterns within the Clinton Cash/Clinton Foundation controversy. Are the Clintons corrupt? What does their questionable behavior say about politics as a whole? Learn about the practice of selling power in this latest installment of True News.

Question 1: How can you demonstrate the power of psychology to someone who views it as nothing more than superstition - like believing in a deity? Isn't it true that to ‘outsiders,’ therapy and learning to trust your emotions is not that different from what religious people call faith? | Question 2: During the May 16th show, Judgment as Violence, you proposed several criticisms of the late Marshall Rosenberg's guidelines for achieving what he labeled, Nonviolent Communication, that I found to be quite troubling. I believe there are several logical errors in your explanation that concern me, but ignoring them, I have two main questions. Why is it that all communication must be seen as nonviolent? How can verbal abuse be nonviolent? |Question 3: Is it moral to have children when you're either physically and/or mentally ill?

Question 1: I am having difficulty understanding how we can remove the concept of the State from a society which practices the concept of property ownership. Aren't States, at least in the traditional sense of monarchs and limited republics, nothing more than one or a group of human property owners collectivizing their efforts to defend property from natural forces? | Question 2: My wife is the definition of a keeper, but I’ve completely friend-zoned her. Is just a friendship good enough for a long-lasting romantic relationship? Is such a relationship a good ground for raising healthy children? Or is there a way to reignite the feeling? | Question 3: My daughter recently turned four. I know that someday soon I will need to address the concept of government and all of the joys that come along with it: coercion and war. How do I introduce the state to my young daughter, without glorifying it or traumatizing her?

Male Privilege is a term for social, economic, and political advantages or rights that are made available to men solely on the basis of their sex. Feminists tend to believe that they are living under patriarchy - where men hold the power and women are unfairly exploited. Stefan Molyneux looks at the statistics and data in an attempt to answer the question - what is The Truth About Male Privilege? | Sources: http://www.fdrurl.com/male-privilege

Why are people so hostile to the idea of a free society? Are people really angry about how roads will be hypothetically built centuries from now? Stefan Molyneux discusses the reality of unchosen positive obligations, the self-sacrifice of subsidy and the origin of hostility to voluntary interactions.

Criminology expert Dr. Kevin M. Beaver and Stefan Molyneux discuss the impact of parenting on child intelligence, the predictable capabilities of IQ, the evolutionary behavioral genetics of violent crime and possible explanations for the massive drop in criminality. Dr. Kevin M. Beaver is an expert on biosocial criminology, which explores the biological and environmental factors involved in crime and antisocial behavior.

Introduction: The Problem with Nature Documentaries | Question 1: In committed relationships, physical cheating is obviously a no-go, but other things like 'flirting with the opposite sex' can exist in a grey area. How can one rationally delineate boundaries in romantic relationships? | Question 2: Raising children with violence actually releases chemicals causing apoptotic cell death in the active areas of the brain during violent incidents, similar to forming a logic gate in a silicon structure of a computer. Isn’t this smoking gun evidence proving that one should follow the non-aggression principle? | Question 3: I am having trouble finding a definition of property that would explain ownership of finite things that are not products of a person's labor. The definition that I have heard provided by Stefan is "property is something that is created," and I agree with this statement, but I am not sure that it explains how something that was not produced by a person can be exclusively used by that person.

How is it possible to be positive and enthusiastic given all of the bad news around the world? Stefan Molyneux looks at some of the incredibly positive news and trends which show ways the world is getting better. Includes a look at: violent crime, assault, property crime, gun crime, violence against children, life expectancy, infant mortality and much much more!

Question 1: Is the subjective theory of value a valid claim? | Question 2: If your significant other begins to fail to meet your rational standards in a relationship, is it worth it to try to change them back? What is the best way to go about doing this and what level of responsibility do we have in imposing rational standards on the ones we care deeply about? Or - is this all too demanding/controlling?