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Fulton, Missouri’s Westminster College invited Winston Churchill to speak in March, 1946--not long after the British prime minister, who guided England through World War II, was voted out of office. Townspeople welcomed…

Viewers talked about COVID-19 and their experiences with the three vaccines: Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson.

Dr. Amesh Adalja, of Johns Hopkins University’s Center for Health Security, discussed the latest developments in efforts to combat COVID-19, including vaccinations and the impacts of…

Viewers responded to the question, “How do your household finances compare to before the COVID-19 pandemic?”

Viewers commented on COVID-19 restrictions in their states.

George Mason University Law School professor Jamil Jaffer talked about the recent Russian cyberattack on the SolarWinds company and U.S. networks.

Kate Bahn of the Washington Center for Equitable Growth talked about efforts to raise the federal minimum wage and the economic impact it would have.

Viewers commented on COVID-19 restrictions in their states.

Chris Marquette talked about the latest on congressional security threats.

Jonathan Greenblatt talked about the security threats at the U.S. Capitol and rise in domestic extremism in the U.S.

Cheryl Chumley talked about security threats at the U.S. Capitol, the rise in domestic extremism, and other political news of the day.

Viewers commented on the decision by the House of Representatives to cancel the day’s session due to a security threat.

Viewers responded to the question “What is your top public policy issue?”

Representative Gregory Meeks (D-NY), chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, talked about U.S. foreign policy challenges.

Princeton University’s Eddie Glaude talked about his book, Begin Again: James Baldwin’s America and Its Urgent Lessons for Our Own. He also discussed the state of race relations on the…

Representative Mo Brooks (R-AL) talked about COVID-19 relief, divisions in the Republican Party, and congressional news of the day.

Viewers commented on voting rights in the U.S.

Henry Olsen talked about the future of the Republican Party.

Representative Judy Chu (D-CA), chair of the Asian Pacific American Caucus, talked about the rise in violent attacks against Asian Americans and other congressional news of the day.

Viewers commented on sexual harassment allegations against New York Governor Andrew Cuomo.