Get ready to geek out with Major and Sen. Coons about the similarities between organic chemistry and the social sciences of politics. Plus, how the bipartisan weekly prayer breakfast guides lawmakers' law-making and their comportment on the Senate floor.

We've got a jam-packed show for you this week with Delaware Democrat, Sen. Chris Coons. On the menu, along with a St. Paddy's Day feast at The Dubliner: Joe Biden's almost certain 2020 White House run, the issue of impeachment, and how the definition of socialism has evolved in the post-recession era.

Takeout Tuesday! More of Major's conversation with 2020 presidential hopeful Andrew Yang. Movies, music and books from Radiator in DC's 14th Street corridor!

$1000 a month for every adult in the US. No strings attached. That's the central component of Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang's economic proposal. Join us for breakfast at Radiator for a conversation on artificial intelligence, universal basic income and the workforce.

Major hands the keys to CBS News Radio's Steven Portnoy for overtime in Hanoi with Face The Nation moderator Margaret Brennan and CBS News Asia Correspondent Ben Tracy. Come for the three threshold questions, stay for the tips on how to avoid jet lag.

Major Garrett and an all-star team of CBS correspondents break down the second Trump-Kim summit from Hanoi, Vietnam. CBS News Radio's Steven Portnoy, Face The Nation moderator Margaret Brennan and CBS News Asia Correspondent Ben Tracy provide their analysis and predict what comes next in the negotiations.

Takeout Tuesday! We're at Pizza Paradiso in Dupont Circle with former CIA North Korea analyst Jung Pak, now with the Brookings Institution. Jung explains what it's like working at the CIA and we tackle The Takeout's pop culture trinity - Jung's favorite movies, music and books.

President Trump meets with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Hanoi, Vietnam, next week for their second encounter in less than a year. Major previews the meeting with Korea expert and former CIA analyst Jung Pak of the Brookings Institution. Join us for pizza at Pizza Paradiso in Dupont Circle.

The 544 days Jason Rezaian spent in Iranian prison taught him more than he ever knew was possible about life itself and humans' capacity to endure pain, as well as the strength that can appear in spite of it. Continue on his journey in this Especial, where we learn how books and memories of music sustained him through the length of his captivity.

Iranian-American journalist Jason Rezaian recounts the horror of 544 days in Iranian prison after being captured for alleged espionage. He is out with a new book, Prisoner, which details what he learned about human resilience during his year and a half in captivity.