Episode 519: Of Course Clark is Right

<p>Clark Neily joins us once again, this time to discuss the thorny matter of constitutional interpretation.</p><p>00:00 Introduction and Overview</p><p>00:26 TSA Phone Searches and the Right to Privacy</p><p>06:26 The University of Michigan Abandons Traditional Grades</p><p>10:31 Foolishness of the Week: Transgender Athletes and the WNBA</p><p>18:48 Clark Neily on How to Read the Constitution</p><p>21:54 Originalism vs. Textualism</p><p>27:02 Applying the Constitution to Modern Technology</p><p>30:31 Wiretapping, Smartphones, and the Fourth Amendment</p><p>33:06 Constitutional Rights at the Border</p><p>36:54 What the Constitution Really Means by a “Jury”</p><p>40:22 Original Meaning and the Second Amendment</p><p>50:01 The Right to Bear Arms and Resisting Government</p><p>57:36 Equal Protection and the Fourteenth Amendment</p><p>01:09:49 How Far Does the Second Amendment Go?</p><p>01:13:35 What Does It Mean to “Infringe” a Right?</p><p>01:25:14 The Forgotten Privileges or Immunities Clause</p><p>01:27:07 Closing Thoughts</p>