We the People host Jeff Rosen answers constitutional questions that you, our listeners, have been asking. We’ve been collecting your questions over the past few months from social media, our weekly newsletter, Constitution Weekly, and email. 

Michael Dorf from Cornell University Law School and Ilya Shapiro from the Cato Institute join Jeffrey Rosen to discuss some major cases already decided in the Supreme Court's current term and others expected from the Justices in the next few weeks.

Jeff Rosen talks with renowned American filmmaker Ken Burns on the Civil War and Reconstruction, the Fourteenth Amendment, and how to tell constitutional stories.

This week, during a symposium held at the National Constitution Center, We the People host Jeffrey Rosen sat down with George Will, Pulitzer-prize winning columnist for The Washington Post, to discuss federalism, the 17th Amendment, and the state of American politics today. This America’s Town Hall program was made possible through the generosity of John Agliolaro.

Jeffrey Rosen talks with Jamil Jaffer and Jake Sullivan about President Trump’s recent withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal, the treaty power, and related constitutional issues.

On May 3, the National Constitution Center hosted a traveling America’s Town Hall panel at Stanford Law School. The panel, which included representatives from Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, asks whether digital disinformation is undermining democracy today.

Former Attorney General Eric H. Holder, Jr. discusses the importance of the 14th Amendment today with Sherilynn Ifill, President and Director-Counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, and Jeffrey Rosen.

Josh Blackman and Joshua Matz join National Constitution Center president and CEO Jeffrey Rosen to discuss Supreme Court arguments in the Trump v. Hawaii travel ban case.

Jeffrey Rosen discusses the recent Facebook hearings and the broader impact of social media on free speech and democracy with Nate Persily of Stanford Law and Kate Klonick of Yale Law School.

Jeffrey Rosen sits down with Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer at an event in Boston to discuss a range of First Amendment cases.