Washington Post White House Bureau Chief Ashley Parker joins Chuck to talk about the unintended consequences of a new fight over abortion.

After 9/11, the CIA began detaining people who they believed had information about the next attack. In custody, they used a brutal and ineffective method of questioning, euphemistically known as “Enhanced Interrogation Techniques” — which outside groups later called, “torture.” Chuck speaks with filmmaker Alex Gibney talks about his latest documentary, “The Forever Prisoner.”

For nearly the last 50 years, Roe has provided stability to an uncomfortable and controversial issue. But if you get rid of Roe, every single state will need a position on fetus viability, weeks when you can/can’t have an abortion, parental notification, sonograms and possible exceptions. Chuck talks with Democratic strategist Adrienne Elrod and Republican strategist Susan del Percio.

Chuck unpacks his interviews with Dr. Anthony Fauci about the Omicron variant of Covid-19 and with Gov. Tate Reeves (R-Miss.) ahead of the Supreme Court case focused on Mississippi's restrictive abortion law.

Steven Roberts remembers his wife, Cokie. He sits down with Chuck to talk about their shared career in journalism and Washington politics.

NBC News Senior White House Correspondent Kelly O'Donnell joins Chuck to talk about exclusive interviews with Sens. Tester and Cramer ... and the story that could dominate the holiday week.

Marc Caputo, national political reporter for Politico, Leah Askarinam, editor of the Hotline, and Ben Kamisar, staff writer with the NBC News Political Unit, join Chuck to look at the key governors' races of 2022.

Chuck gets off the set and sits down with NBC News Congressional correspondent Leigh Ann Caldwell to talk about their takeaways from interviews with Gov. Chris Sununu (R-N.H.), Brian Deese, and Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.)