While Donald trump is figuring out weather to ban ivory imports from Zimbabwe, it appears the Chinese government might have engineered their first regime change.

What is the constitutional standing of forcing people to promise to say, act, and believe certain things. Stephen explores the history of this unique issue with the following cases: Ironclad Oath American Communication’s Association vs. Douds Garner vs. Board of Public Works Wieman vs. Updegraff Speiser vs. Randall Communist Party of Indiana vs. Whitcomb

Cutting it the name of the game this tax year and Donald Trump has a plan to grow the economy and fix every problem you can come up with by cutting corporate taxes. Join Stephen as he looks into the economics of corporate tax cuts

In this episode Stephen looks into the long and storied history of the Supreme Court making judgments on sexual harassment from the women getting recognized as workers deserving of rights in 1964 to the fight for equality today.

Many people are talking about the problems associated with laws that protect websites from Independent Service Providers, but what is really going on.

When African Union troops begin to leave Somalia, because it has began to feel like they are smearing the mess rather than cleaning it, the US stepped in with a less sympathetic approach to the problem.

In this episode Stephen looks into the long and storied history of the Supreme Court making judgments on protests from Civil Rights in the 1960s to abortion clinic protests today.

In this episode Stephen looks into the logistics of how some of our biggest politicians have laundered money.

Following up on the previous episode, Stephen looks into how supreme court precedence effect today’s gun control debate. From AR-15s to Stun Guns, what guns can be banned, what guns can’t, and why?

In this episode Stephen looks into the long and storied history of the Supreme Court making judgments on the second amendment.