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Constitution USA with Peter Sagal

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Constitution USA with Peter Sagal

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Peter Sagal, host of NPR's "Wait Wait Don't Tell Me!" travels across the country to find out where the U.S. Constitution lives, how it works and how it doesn't, how it unites us as a nation, and how it has nearly torn us apart.
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Eminent Domain Case: How Can You Take My House?
3:39
Eminent Domain Case: How Can You Take My House?
What right does the government have to take property away from citizens?
Right to a Fair Trial
5:16
Right to a Fair Trial
Who ensures your rights are protected?
Privacy
5:47
Privacy
Efrat Cohen explains how social media/digital trails have changed the concept of privacy.
Rights are Changing?
2:14
Rights are Changing?
Akhil Amar explains why the definition of rights seem to change over time.
Children of Illegal Immigrants and Public Education
3:52
Children of Illegal Immigrants and Public Education
Do the Children of Illegal Immigrants Have the Right to Public Education?
Where Should Free Speech End?
9:31
Where Should Free Speech End?
Where should the right to free speech end? Peter Sagal explores the first amendment.
Economic Liberty
4:01
Economic Liberty
Learn more about government sanctioned monopolies and how it is a Constitutional issue.
The Importance of the Constitution
1:01
The Importance of the Constitution
Justice Sandra Day O'Connor explains the importance of the learning about the Constitution
Rights of Privacy in the bedroom or any room.
3:26
Rights of Privacy in the bedroom or any room.
Learn more about the rights of privacy and how the Constitution plays a role.
Is gridlock built into the Constitution?
6:05
Is gridlock built into the Constitution?
Is Gridlock Built Into the Constitution?
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