Representative Susan Fisher discusses the vagueness and deceptive nature of the constitutional amendments that legislative leaders are pushing to place on the ballot this fall.

Kym Hunter, senior attorney with the Southern Environmental Law Center, discusses how the proposed constitutional amendments could be a real danger to North Carolina’s democratic institutions. Hunter also discusses the case she argued last week before a three-judge panel in Wake County that will determine the fate of those ballot initiatives.

Attorney Gerry Cohen, who served almost four decades at the legislature, shares the history of constitutional amendments.Cohen also discusses why North Carolinians cannot base their vote simply on how the amendments are labelled on the fall ballot.

Brendan Riley, Policy Analyst for the Health Advocacy Project (HAP)” discusses why health insurance premiums are falling at Blue Cross, and why the sale of new “short-term” health benefits plans should raise a red flag for consumers.

Rev. Dr. T. Anthony Spearman, President of the NC NAACP discusses the organization’s latest lawsuit involving four of the six constitutional amendments facing voters this fall.

Attorney General Josh Stein discusses the ‘radical’ constitutional amendments facing voters this November, protecting the overall integrity of our elections, and efforts by his office to curb opioid addiction.

Julie Cox with the Inter-Faith Food Shuttle discusses combating hunger in one of the most food insecure states in the country.

Rep. Pricey Harrison discusses this month’s special session and the deceptive nature of constitutional amendments voters will decide on this November

Congressman G.K. Butterfield discusses President Trump’s U.S. Supreme Court pick, Russian interference in our democracy, partisan politics in the Tar Heel state and the issue of underemployment.