The supply chain, the border and travel. This week on ‘America: Changed Forever.’ Correspondent Jeff Pegues talks inflation and holiday shopping with CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger and is joined by Travel Editor Peter Greenberg for a discussion on the current state of the travel industry.

This week on ACF, politics as Unusual. Republicans' upset victory in Virginia has pundits questioning what this might mean for Democrats' chances in 2022 and 2024. We'll hear from Republican strategist Erick Erickson and Democratic strategist Jamal Simmons who have very different points of view. And we'll get the big picture from CBS Congressional correspondents Nikole Killion and Kris Van Cleave.

On this week's "America Changed Forever," Russia has upped its cyber attacks on the United States, despite direct warnings from President Biden to Russian President Vladimir Putin. Host Jeff Pegues is joined by Malcolm Nance , the Executive Director of the Terror Asymmetrics Project and Sean Plankey, Director of Cyber Missions for Data Robot. Plus -- America's pastime is no longer the dominant sport in the United States. Veteran sports reporter Travis Waldon explains the challenges faced by Major Leagues Baseball in its attempts to revive its popularity for a younger and more diverse sports fan base.

On this week's "America Changed Forever," the economy, labor shortages, unemployment, inflation, and supply chain issues. Host Jeff Pegues is joined by CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger, economist Julianne Malveaux, The Atlantic's Derek Thompson, and Syracuse University professor Patrick Penfield.

On this week's "America Changed Forever," we look at the scourge of Domestic Terrorism in America. Chief Justice and Homeland Security Correspondent Jeff Pegues speaks with former head of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff in an exclusive interview. We also hear from Mary McCord, former acting Assistant Attorney General for the Department of Justice. Plus, Pulitzer Prize winner Eric Foner explains how the Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871 is being used to protect us from domestic terrorists.

On this week's "America Changed Forever," abortions clinics have reopened in Texas after a judge temporarily blocked a law giving people the right to sue doctors who perform an abortion past the six-week point in a pregnancy. Host Jeff Pegues speaks with Slate's Dhalia Lithwick who looks at the ruling and the Supreme Court's upcoming docket. Then, analysis of the testimony of Frances Haugen on Capitol Hill and the decisions Facebook made that she says put profits before people. We'll hear from the Washington Post's Margaret Sullivan, Targeted Technologies, Mario Solis-Marich and Facebook's Global Head of Safety Antigone Davis.

On this week's "America Changed Forever," the battle against cancer in the face of a pandemic, Host Jeff Pegues speaks with the American Cancer Society's Dr. William Cance. American Society of Clinical Oncology's Dr. Julie Gralow, and CNN National Correspondent Rene Marsh who lost her 2 year son to brain cancer.

On this week's "America Changed Forever," the Texas abortion law. Host Jeff Pegues speaks with State Senator Bryan Hughes, the main author of the law banning abortions after six weeks. We'll also hear reactions from Planned Parenthood's Samuel Lau and Slate's law and courts writer Dahlia Lithwick. Plus, CBS's Janet Shamlian reports on women crossing the Texas border to get abortions.

The California recall election, this week on ‘America: Changed Forever.’ What does Gavin Newsom’s victory mean for the 2022 midterm elections? Host Jeff Pegues speaks with Democratic political strategist Nayyera Haq and Republican strategist John Feehery. And a discussion with Matt Braynard, the organizer of this weekend’s J6 rally on Capitol Hill.

September 11, 2001 -- 20 years later. On this week's "America Changed Forever," host Jeff Pegues gets first-hand accounts from the day that changed America. We hear from Andy Card, who was Chief of Staff to President George W. Bush, and the one who informed him that the U.S was under attack. We'll also hear from Secret Service agent Edward Marinzel who was with the President Bush that day. Nihad Awad and Edward A, Mitchell, the Executive Director and the Deputy Executive Director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations talks about the Islamophobia Muslim Americans faced after 9/11. Plus, an exclusive interview with FBI Deputy Director Paul Abbate about the threats the U.S still faces.