As concerns grow over the surging COVID-19 delta variant during the holiday weekend, Martha Raddatz interviews White House Covid-19 Response Coordinator Jeff Zients about July Fourth celebrations and the falling vaccination rate. That and more on this episode of "This Week."

President Biden has no immediate plans to travel to Florida in the wake of that deadly building collapse, but on Friday he approved an emergency declaration and offered up federal aid to assist in the response efforts. It all comes as his administration and a bipartisan group of senators announced a long sought infrastructure deal totaling over $1 trillion. That and more on this episode of "This Week."

After Pres. Biden’s summit with Vladimir Putin in Geneva, George interviews National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan to discuss the future of U.S.-Russia relations -- plus how the Iranian presidential election could impact talks over Iran’s nuclear program. What is critical race theory and why are some states banning the collegiate level course from being taught in K-12 schools? George talks to Leah Wright Rigueur & Glenn Loury about this new culture clash in the classroom. Plus Powerhouse Roundtable to discuss Pres. Biden’s first foreign trip, the prospects for Congressional bipartisanship and the latest SCOTUS decisions.

As Pres. Biden continues his first overseas trip, Martha Raddatz goes one-on-one with Secretary of State Antony Blinken about the president’s foreign policy agenda and what message he will deliver to Russian President Vladimir Putin at their summit in Geneva. With Pres. Biden set to meet Vladimir Putin in Geneva, Representative Michael McCaul joins Martha exclusively to discuss the high stakes summit after recent Russian linked cyberattacks. Plus, the GOP reaction to Biden’s first diplomatic trip abroad. As the U.S. crosses 600k COVID-related deaths, Martha speaks with Tom Bossert & Ashish Jha about Pres. Biden’s global vaccine distribution pledge, the highly transmissible Delta variant & the investigation into COVID’s origins. Plus the Powerhouse Roundtable.

As talks continue over an infrastructure deal, George interviews Commerce Secretary Raimondo about the latest negotiations between Pres. Biden & Senate GOP, plus concerns over U.S. ​cybersecurity and the economy after the May jobs report. EXCLUSIVE: After Facebook suspended former Pres. Trump for two years, VP of Global Affairs Nick Clegg goes one-on-one with George about the ban and the platform's new enforcement protocols for public figures. Chief Washington Correspondent Jonathan Karl takes a look at the New York City mayoral race. Plus, the Powerhouse Roundtable.

After the White House and Senate Republicans traded new infrastructure proposals, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg goes one-on-one with Martha Raddatz about the latest on negotiations, President Biden’s 2022 budget proposal and Memorial Day travel. Gen. Keith Alexander (Ret.), Tom Bossert & Niloofar Razi Howe discuss the ongoing Russian cybersecurity threat and the growing government probe into over 100 cases of ‘Havana Syndrome.’ Plus, in his first television interview since taking office, CIA Director William Burns exclusively talks to Martha Raddatz about service and sacrifice ahead of Memorial Day. And the Powerhouse Roundtable joins to discuss the fallout of the Senate’s failed vote on the Jan. 6th commission, the latest spate of gun violence and the renewed probe into the origins of COVID-19.

Following the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, George goes one-on-one with Secretary of State Antony Blinken to discuss President Biden’s “quiet diplomacy” approach and what’s next for addressing the underlying conflict. Plus, Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, joins “This Week” for an exclusive interview about where she stands on the proposed commission to investigate the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol and President Biden’s latest infrastructure proposal. And the Powerhouse Roundtable weighs in on the divide in Washington over the Jan. 6 commission proposal, the U.S. response to the Israel-Hamas conflict, and the one-year anniversary of George Floyd’s death. See it all Sunday on “This Week.”

In this episode of "This Week," Martha Raddatz hosts and we discuss Representative Liz Cheney's removal from leadership, the CDC's new guidance on mask mandates, what moves businesses are making in the wake of that guidance, and our Powerhouse Roundtable talks about the week's biggest political stories.

After President Biden set a new goal to administer at least one vaccine shot to 70% of American adults by July 4th, George goes one-on-one with Dr. Anthony Fauci about the shifting vaccination plan and the latest on vaccine approvals for children. Foreign Correspondent Maggie Rulli also reports from New Delhi on India’s devastating COVID-19 second wave. Plus, a special Mother’s Day panel will discuss the outsized impact the pandemic had on women in the workforce as the nation’s economy slowly recovers. And the Powerhouse Roundtable weighs in on the latest on the potential ouster of Rep. Liz Cheney from House GOP leadership and Republican-backed restrictive voting laws in Florida & Texas

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After President Biden's joint address to Congress and his first 100 days in office, Martha goes one-on-one exclusively with White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan about the administration’s foreign policy challenges and the national security focus going forward. Republican Conference Chair Sen. John Barrasso discusses the GOP response to Biden’s new American Families Plan and the new momentum on a potential compromise on infrastructure. Dr. Ashish Jha also joins Martha to talk about what’s next for reopenings and vaccinations nationwide with 100 million Americans now fully vaccinated. Plus, on the 10th anniversary of the daring raid that killed Osama bin Laden, Fmr. Joint Chiefs Chair Adm. Mike Mullen shares his reflections on one of the most intense manhunts in history. And the Powerhouse Roundtable weighs in on the latest negotiations in Congress over police reform