Wolfson talks to us about what he studied here at the University of Chicago, what matters when voting, Clinton's relationship with Fox News, what kind of access reporters will have to her, her relationship with Hollywood, and Clinton's latest fundraising numbers.

Chuck Todd talks to us about the choice of questions for Wednesday's MSNBC Debate, why Hillary Clinton chose to do all five Sunday Morning News Shows on the same day, and his analysis of Gingrich inching closer to getting into the race for the White House.

We talk about Denver's 2008 Democratic National Convention, Levitt's theory on abortion, college students having guns, the relationship between a mayor and governor, and education.

The 2008 presidential candidate speaks about Israel originally rejecting Darfur refugees. The last six seconds are hard to hear, but he says "I already answered your question." Feel free to judge if he actually did.

The senator from Deleware answers a question on the stereotypes that both Democrats and Republicans have when addressing education.

He speaks about the green line/crime on public transportation in Chicago and gives his thoughts on the University of Chicago not divesting from Darfur.

The Congressman talks about why he chose to endorse Senator Obama, his role as Northeast chair of the campaign, how he knows Obama is pro-Israel, and the dynamic young mayor of Newark, Corey Booker.

Bonior talks to us about how Edwards would plan to combat poverty as President; why Edwards is not hypocritical on such issues as poverty, NewsCorp, and SUVs; and the latest endorsements he has received.

Tom Reynolds talks about Richardson's latest poll numbers in Iowa and New Hampshire, his ideas on what to do about teacher pay and Darfur, his comical advertisements, his policies towards gays, and who becomes governor of New Mexico, if Richardson becomes the President or Vice President.

Phil Singer talks about Hillary Clinton's communications and media strategy, Mark Penn's role in the campaign, their Illinois strategy, and his days at the University of Chicago.