Scalia answers the question, "what amendment(s) would you support and why?", by saying he would Amend Article V of the United States Constitution to make it easier to amend the Constitution.
What's the correct way to think about hate speech? (Skokie, flag-burning)
Justice Scalia is a supporter of the First Amendment who speaks about his views on stare decisis and his respect for precedent. He has an originalist approach to interpreting the Constitutio…
Marvin Kalb Program
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg and former Justice Antonin Scalia discuss whether or not Supreme Court proceedings should be televised.
The Justices respond to a question by Marvin Kalb about how they became good friends
Kalb Report: Supreme Court Justices Antonin Scalia & Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Scalia and Ginsburg spar on libel and living constitutionalism v. originalism.
Justices Antonin Scalia says he doesn't read the Washington Post while responding to a quesiton about the Pulitzer Prize and Edward Snowden.
Scalia talks about structure of government being the thing the founders intended to preserve free society.
GInsburg talks about her stylistic differences with Scalia
Is the Bill of Rights foundational to American government?
Justice ginsburg says she would add the equal rights amendment to the constitution.
Justice Scalia cries constitutional revisionism on the court's decision in the famous libel case
Asked was there ever a case that tested your friendship? RBG tells the story of Scalia giving her his draft dissent so she has time to respond.
