In Tuesday’s election, Democratic candidate Tom Malinowski beat his Republican rival in a seat the GOP had held since 1981. A former Assistant Secretary of State for Human Rights under President Obama, Malinowski joins the program to discuss the midterms and President Trump’s foreign policy.

Kurt Andersen is a Peabody Award-winning host of the podcast Studio 360, a best-selling novelist, and acclaimed cultural critic. He joins Walter in studio to examine the growing divide in our nation and how we can reclaim our collective understanding and appreciation for facts and truth in an era of blurred lines.

CNN’s Poppy Harlow sat down recently with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to discuss gender parity, trade deals, and Saudi Arabia, and we bring you highlights from that exclusive conversation.

President Obama described Brittany Packnett as a voice to “make a difference for years to come,” and she has campaigned for police reform, was part of the Black Lives Matter movement, and established Teach For America’s first civil rights agenda. Alicia Menendez spoke with her in New York.

The firing of Attorney General Jeff Sessions raises serious constitutional questions, and could risk undermining the Mueller investigation. With Democrats in the House readying to launch investigations, Christiane speaks with Harvard Law Professor Laurence Tribe about what could amount to a constitutional crisis.

President Trump relied heavily during the midterms campaign on stoking up fear of a caravan “invasion,” and deployed troops to the border. In the wake of the election results, Christiane speaks exclusively with the Mexican Foreign Minister to discuss the caravan, and the renegotiation of NAFTA.

New York Times Op-Ed editor and writer Bari Weiss reflects on the midterms results, as well as the recent anti-Semitic massacre in Pittsburgh, where she grew up.

Republican Congressman-elect Dan Crenshaw recently hit the headlines for being the subject of a much-criticised joke on Saturday Night Live about his military injuries, and recently won a congressional seat in his Texas district. He joins the show to discuss where the Republican Party goes from here.

Renowned historian Doris Kearns Goodwin and Amanpour and Company's own Walter Isaacson analyze the broader impact of this year’s midterms, stepping back to place it in a wider historical context.

Political expert John Avlon breaks down the results of the 2018 midterms, looking at what was an especially historic night for women.

Democratic Congresswoman Jackie Speier joins the program to react to the midterm results and what to expect from Democratic control of Congress, as well as discussing her new book on surviving the Jonestown massacre.

Tribalism reigns in Trump’s America, with many voters seeming increasingly isolated from one another, taking refuge in separate political tribes. Award-winning journalist George Packer joins the program to discuss his latest article unpacking the groundbreaking study "Hidden Tribes,” from the group More in Common.

Women’s votes will be crucial in the mid-terms, with multiple issues of pressing concern, including female representation, Roe v. Wade, and the #MeToo movement in the wake of Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation. Feminist icon Gloria Steinem joins the show, alongside the actress who plays her in the new stage production, “Gloria: A Life.”

The day before the mid-terms, the world awaits what is being regarded as a referendum on President Trump. In 2016, 80% of white evangelicals voted for Trump, but is that support waning? Tony Perkins – President of the Christian conservative Family Research Council – joins the program to discuss.

Rosanne Cash produced fifteen albums and multiple bestselling books, earning a shelf-full of awards and accolades. She talks to Christiane Amanpour about her new album, an honest exploration of the traumas and triumphs that brought her to where she is today.

Alicia Menendez talks to veteran actor and musician Mandy Patinkin. Known for his roles in “Homeland” and “Evita,” he’s also an advocate for refugees, working with the International Rescue Committee, traveling the world to meet some of its most vulnerable people.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel is considered the firewall against a rising tide of Western nationalism. Now that she’s announced she won’t run for re-election in 2021, Stefan Kornelius, author of Merkel’s authorized biography, discusses how her departure will change Germany, Europe and the world.

Reverend William Barber, one of America’s moral and spiritual leaders, joins the program, days ahead of the midterm elections, to discuss the awakening he senses in America: a fresh commitment to fighting poverty, bigotry and environmental devastation.

Senator Mark Warner joins the program to discuss privacy regulations and the brutal new theory about what happened to Jamal Khashoggi.

As President Trumps ratchets up his rhetoric ahead of the midterms, Christiane Amanpour talks to Marc Short, Trump’s former director of legislative affairs, about the way forward if the result is a divided government.