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.

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.

It’s the first week of 2019 and the 116th Congress was sworn in, with Nancy Pelosi reclaiming the gavel. Panelists discuss the historic firsts in the new Congress.

Panelists discuss potential contenders for the 2020 elections.

Panelists discuss the latest pending investigations swirling around the Trump administration.

The White House chief of staff job has traditionally been seen as one of the best jobs in Washington, but these days, there is nothing traditional about the world of politics. Panelists discuss President Trump’s decision to appoint Mick Mulvaney, the Office of Management and Budget director, as acting White House chief of staff.

Panelists discuss the volatile week on Wall Street after talk of a possible trade war between the U.S. and China causes stock market trouble. Plus, a group of key lawmakers move to punish Saudi Arabia for the brutal murder of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

This week, the Russia probe was jolted by Michael Cohen, who admitted he lied to Congress about President Trump’s involvement in a plan to build a hotel in Moscow. Panelists discuss the key figures involved and Mueller’s ongoing probe.

There will be a seismic shift in Washington next January when the 116th Congress meets. Nancy Pelosi plans to lead the Democratic controlled House and take back the gavel, a role she previously held. While she has the support of many, she faces a growing revolt from a group within in her own party. What’s next for Pelosi?

President Donald Trump plans to travel to California to meet with individuals affected by the wildfires, a week after he blamed the state’s forest “mismanagement.” Plus, a recap of the president’s trip to France. And, the latest on the migrant caravan.

The 2018 midterm elections are in the rearview mirror and it’s time to look at where the country goes from here. Panelists discuss the historic night of firsts across the country, on both state and national levels.

What issues matter to you and your community this midterm election? Robert Costa and the Washington Week panel discuss what our viewers and listeners across the country are thinking about before Tuesday’s midterm election.

Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and executive editor of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette David Shribman joins the table to discuss how this year's midterm elections are shaping up in the state of Pennsylvania.

Arizona Public Media political reporter Christopher Conover joins the table to discuss how this year's midterm elections are shaping up in the state of Arizona.

Host of PBS’ “Overheard with Evan Smith,” and CEO of the Texas Tribune Evan Smith joins the table to discuss how this year's midterm elections are shaping up in the state of Texas.

WOSU's Mike Thompson joined the table to discuss how this year's midterm elections are shaping up in the battleground state of Ohio.

Panelists discuss President Trump on the world stage at the United Nations General Assembly. Trump advocated for American sovereignty, defended his hardline stance on Iran, his trade war with China and touted his administration’s success.

After a recent report found the Trump administration can't locate close to 1,500 migrant children, the panelists discussed the country's current immigration policies.

Bob Woodward has covered nine presidents as a newspaper reporter and author. Headlines coming out of his latest book, “Fear: Trump in the White House,” paint a bleak picture of dysfunction inside the West Wing. But for Woodward, capturing a presidency under siege in sharp detail is nothing new. Woodward discusses using deep background reporting in his search for truth over the years.

During a speech at The University of Illinois at Urbana Friday, former President Barack Obama attacked the Republican Party and called out sitting President Donald Trump by name for the first time. The panelists discussed the impact of Obama’s scathing critique and what it reveals about the Democratic party.