Washington Week with The Atlantic

News and Public Affairs Series / 22 Seasons

Washington Week with The Atlantic is the longest-running primetime news and public affairs program on television. The show features a group of journalists participating in a roundtable discussion of major news events and can be found at 8pm ET on most local PBS stations.

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Webcast Extra - June 4, 2010 (2)

9m 10s

The conversation continues online with more on the political challenges facing President Obama as well as other stories of the week. Be sure to check out the Washington Week Webcast EXTRA to get more of the great reporting and analysis you get on air.

Webcast Extra - May 28, 2010

9m 28s

The conversation continues online with discussion of Rep. Joe Sestak (D-PA), what he was offered, by whom and when. Also, Martha Raddatz shares more details of her report from an F-15E combat jet on a mission in Afghanistan.

Webcast Extra - May 14, 2010

9m 39s

The panel continues the conversation online with an update on developments from the New York terror plot, more on the 2010 primary elections, the continuing oil spill and the recent Supreme Court nomination. Remember to send your questions to washingtonweek@pbs.org next week to get your answers from the panelists on next week's developments.

Webcast Extra - April 30, 2010

9m 1s

The panel takes your questions on energy reform and immigration reform. And the discussion continues online as Gwen and the panel take the conversation further on financial reform and Florida politics.

Webcast Extra - April 23, 2010

7m 36s

The panel takes your questions on financial reform and the panel picks up the discussion online with more on energy reform, the President's interview with John Harwood and the auto industry's rebound.

Webcast Extra - March 12, 200

6m 19s

Gwen and the panel take your questions on the health care reform bill and the power structure in the House of Representatives. The panel also discusses Rep. Patrick Kennedy (D-RI) and Vice President Joe Biden's trip to Israel.

Webcast Extra - March 5, 2010

6m 8s

Gwen and the panel discuss the scandals facing Democrats, including New York Governor David Paterson and Rep. Charlie Rangel (D-NY). The panel also breaks down the health care debate, the new unemployment numbers and the debate over financial reform legislation.

Webcast Extra - January 29, 2010

5m 57s

During the State of the Union President Obama said he wanted to take the bailout money Wall Street banks repaid plus a fee and give it to "community banks" with the stipulation that they loan to small businesses. Why weren't these types of mandates attached to the original bailout money?

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