Latest foreign policy developments
The panelists discussed the move to nominate Patrick Shanahan as the country's new defense secretary. The group also recapped President Trump's new calls to lower prescription drug costs.
Synagogue shooting: What can be done to stop the attacks?
After a gunman killed one person and injured three others at a California synagogue last week, the panelists discussed what was behind the shooting and what is being done to stop gun violence.
Recapping the 'She the People' forum
Eight of the 21 Democratic presidential candidates traveled to Texas this week to speak at the “She the People” event. It’s the first ever presidential candidate forum focused on women of color. The panelists recapped the event, looking at what role one of the Democratic Party’s most loyal voting groups will play in the race for the White House.
What did we learn from the Mueller report?
The panelists continued the conversation from the full show, further discussing what we did and didn’t learn from the release of the Mueller report.
Discussing “The Hill to Die On” with Jake Sherman
Robert Costa and Jake Sherman discuss “The Hill to Die On.” Sherman is the co-author of the new book, which gives an illuminating look inside Congress and how key players jockey for influence – and President Donald Trump’s ear.
What does a Mar-a-Lago security breach mean for Pres. Trump?
A 32-year-old woman from China was recently arrested after gaining access to President Donald Trump's private club in Florida. She was carrying four cell phones and computer material designed to cause damage. The panelists discussed what this breach means for the president.
What's happening right now at the U.S.-Mexico border?
The panelists discussed where things currently stand with immigration and the wall between the two countries.
What are the 2020 Democrats' policy plans?
As the race to 2020 heats up, the panelists looked at where several Democratic presidential candidates stand on policy proposals and reforms.
EXTRA: What's getting done in a divided government?
Months into a divided government, the reporters opened their notebooks to give insight and analysis on what's really getting done. Plus, the conversation also turned to the latest in the 2020 race.
EXTRA: 2020: Who's in, who's out?
Former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg and Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown each announced they would not seek the Democratic nomination for president. The panelists discussed the latest in the growing 2020 field.
EXTRA: The impact of CPAC
This week, as President Donald Trump faced challenges at home and abroad, the Conservative Political Action Conference kicked off in the Washington area. The annual event has been a gathering place for the right wing for decades. Panelists discussed the first few days of CPAC and previewed the president’s weekend speech.
EXTRA: 2020 presidential campaign heats up
U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders became the latest candidate to throw his hat into the ring of 2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls. The panelists discussed the current field. Plus, the conversation turned to North Carolina, where the state’s election board has ordered a do-over in a contested race after a GOP operative was accused of ballot tampering.
Robert Costa Discusses Washington Week
Join Robert Costa and the nation's top reporters for conversations that inform Americans.
Robert Costa on Washington Week
Join Robert Costa and the nation's top reporters for conversations that inform Americans.
EXTRA: Explaining the Green New Deal
This week, Democrats unveiled the Green New Deal -- a new proposal aimed at addressing climate change. Panelists discussed the deal and what it could mean for the Democratic Party.
PODCAST: Virginia Democrats in disarray
As Washington lawmakers try to navigate divided government, top Democrats in Virginia are embroiled in scandal. Panelists pull back the layers on the problems in the Commonwealth and what it means for the Democratic Party.
PODCAST: Looking ahead to the State of the Union
President Donald Trump will deliver his postponed State of the Union address to a divided Congress Tuesday night, as the threat of a second government shutdown looms over Washington. Panelists discuss the history and politics of the annual event and what to expect from President Trump’s speech.
PODCAST: Campaign 2020
It’s been two years this week since President Donald Trump took office, and Democrats who hope to replace him in the Oval Office are starting to line up. What do these Democratic contenders bring to the table and how might they reshape politics in America?
PODCAST: Washington power play
He’s known for his book “The Art of the Deal” and she’s been making deals with lawmakers on Capitol Hill for three decades. Now they’re facing off in the longest government shutdown in history. Panelists discuss the dynamic between House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and President Donald Trump.
PODCAST: The Russia probe continues
Many federal agencies are shut down, but in the background, investigations into allegations of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election continue. Panelists discuss the latest developments with the special counsel and Congress.
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