Washington Today

Today's program looks at the arrest of Julian Assange and where Brexit is at after a vote by the European Union. Interviews with Rick Noack of The Washington Post, Burgess Everett of Politico, David Nakumara of The Washington Post and Patrick Murray of Monmouth University.

Today's program looks at the Senate hearing with AG Bill Barr, and the net neutrality. Interviews with Byron Tau of The Wall Street Journal, John Hendel of Politico, Eric Hanushek of the Hoover Institute, and 2020 Presidential Candidate John Delaney.

Today's program looks at the hearing with Attorney General Bill Barr and the latest on hate crimes. Plus more on the elections in Israel. Interviews with James Phillips of The Heritage Foundation and Tony Romm of The Washington Post.

Today's program looks at the latest with Iran and the resignation of DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen. Interviews with Anita Kumar of Politico and Niels Lesniewski of CQ.

Today's program includes former Vice President Joe Biden addressing allegations his touching made some women feel uncomfortable and President Donald Trump visits the U.S.-Mexico border.

Today's program includes interviews with Rosalind Helderman of The Washington Post, Kelly Magsamen of the Center for American Progress, Robert O'Dell of the Arizona Republic and Zach Monterraro of Politico.

Today's program includes Natalie Andrews of The Wall Street Journal on the release of the Mueller Report, Thomas Jipping of the Heritage Foundation on Senate rule changes, and Alex Thompson of Politico on RTTWH 2020.

Today's program includes interviews with David Jackson of USA Today on security clearences, Tod Ruger of CQ Roll Call on Senate rules, and Fred Hiatt of THe Washington Post on Jamal Khashoggi.

Today's program includes an interview with David Lynch of The Washington Post on President Trump's threat to close the southern border.

Today's program includes President Trump and SBA Admin Linda McMahon's resignation and Wall Street Journal London Correspondent Max Colchester on today's failed third Brexit vote in the House of Commmons.