Major sits down with author, activist and 2020 Democratic contender Marianne Williamson. Williamson may be better known for her bestsellers than her politics, but she's qualified for the first primary debate later this month in Miami. Lunch is served at Estuary, a new restaurant in downtown DC.

Takeout Tuesday! More from Major's conversation with Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez at City Tap Dupont. On the menu: the Democratic primary calendar, delegate counting and when Perez expects to have a nominee.

Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez joins Major for bar snacks at City Tap in Dupont Circle. On the menu: impeachment, narrowing the 2020 primary debate field, abortion rights and more. Pull up a chair!

It's everything we couldn't get to from Major's conversation with former Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano: her current job as University of California president, what makes Casablanca such a great film and Napolitano's love for Italian opera.

It's everything we couldn't get to from Major's conversation with former Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano: her current job as University of California president, what makes Casablanca such a great film and Napolitano's love for Italian opera.

Join Major for brunch at Tenley Bar and Grill and a discussion with former Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano. On the menu: Joe Biden and the 1991 Clarence Thomas confirmation hearings, immigration and Napolitano's new book "How Safe Are We?"

More of Major's conversation with "Trump: The Art of the Deal" co-author Tony Schwartz. Find out why Schwartz says his book royalties are like "blood money" and why he's giving them away. Plus, movies, music and books.

Tony Schwartz, co-author of Donald Trump's autobiography "Art of the Deal," joins Major for lunch at ViceVersa in midtown Manhattan. Schwartz explains why he wishes the book wasn't even in print. Writing it more than thirty years ago, he says, is the greatest regret of his life.

Takeout Tuesday! More with former White House correspondent Jessica Yellin at Kingbird at the Watergate Hotel. Movies, music, books and Jessica's new news venture on Instagram.

Former White House correspondent and brand new novelist Jessica Yellin joins Major for lunch at Kingbird in The Watergate Hotel. On the menu: Her new novel "Savage News," life after television, Major's favorite movie "Network," and the #MeToo movement.