Former head of the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice and current president of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights Vanita Gupta joins Major for a discussion on race, justice and government. This week we're eating Georgian cuisine at Supra in the Shaw neighborhood of Washington, DC.

More from our conversation with CBS News Director of Elections and Surveys Anthony Salvanto. Books? Movies? Music? Yeah, we got that. We've also got General Tso's and egg rolls at the ancestral home of the Takeout Podcast, Meiwah Restaurant in Washington, DC's West End.

Join us for General Tso's and a conversation with CBS News Director of Elections and Surveys Anthony Salvanto at Meiwah Restaurant in Washington's West End. Anthony's new book "Where Did You Get This Number?" hits shelves August 21. The book is published by Simon and Schuster, a division of CBS.

Don't you forget about Joaquin Castro, whose favorite movie on the planet is John Hughes' 1985 teen angst classic, The Breakfast Club. On this Especial episode, Castro explains how is mother's influence propelled both him and his brother into politics, and the one book he finds most fascinating.

Empanadas, anyone? Join us for dinner at Rosa Mexicano! This week, Texas Congressman Joaquin Castro tells Major why he thinks President Trump has obstructed justice, but why he won't go so far as to call for his impeachment yet. Plus, this famous political twin dishes on the prospect of his brother Julian running for president in 2020.

Takeout Tuesday! Movie, music and books with reporter and Major's college buddy Warren Strobel.

It's a college reunion as Major has breakfast with his ol' Mizzou buddy Warren Strobel, U.S. Diplomatic Correspondent for Reuters, at Bread and Chocolate in D.C. Strobel is best known for his reporting as a member of the Knight Ridder team that challenged the Bush administration on their claims of WMD in 2004. They discuss the new movie "Shock and Awe," which dramatizes their story. Plus: a joint reaction to the aftermath of the Trump-Putin presser in Helsinki.

Join us for another Takeout Tuesday as Major continues his conversation with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist David Sanger at RARE Steakhouse and Tavern in downtown D.C. Learn about Sanger's love for jazz, his family's storied history of radio in New York City and whether he's more likely to watch a movie about baseball or a film depicting his own profession.

David Sanger, national security correspondent for The New York Times, joins Major for lunch at RARE Steakhouse and Tavern in downtown D.C. to discuss his new book The Perfect Weapon and the rise of cyber warfare. With the 2018 midterm elections approaching, is the U.S. prepared to defend itself against another attack?

It's Takeout Tuesday and we're exploring one of the last few frontiers of bipartisanship - outer space. Major continues his conversation with NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine at D.C.'s Dubliner Restaurant, and we discover that Bridenstine is over the moon about 70s and 80s country music. Plus - when it comes to favorite movies, will this former Navy pilot pick an aviation flick? Or will he please his current colleagues by selecting a space thriller?