In the latest round of political talk shows, various Senate members and political figures took the stage to discuss critical issues facing the nation.

On ABC’s “This Week,” Republican Senator Bill Hagerty from Tennessee joined Democratic Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota to share insights and exchange views on pressing legislative matters.

Over on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Republican Senator Eric Schmitt from Missouri and newly elected Democratic Senator Adam Schiff from California participated in discussions surrounding current political dynamics and upcoming challenges.

Meanwhile, on CNN’s “State of the Union,” a trio of Senators—Republicans James Lankford and Markwayne Mullin from Oklahoma, alongside Democratic Senator Tammy Duckworth from Illinois—engaged in a substantive conversation regarding their perspectives on national issues.

Finally, CBS’s “Face the Nation” featured Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen from Maryland, Republican Senator Rand Paul from Kentucky, and retired Lieutenant General H.R. McMaster, who previously served as national security adviser during the Trump administration. They focused on security and policy challenges currently confronting the nation.

Additionally, “Fox News Sunday” welcomed Republican Representative Mike Waltz from Florida, who has been chosen by President-elect Donald Trump as his pick for national security adviser, along with Senators John Barrasso from Wyoming and John Fetterman from Pennsylvania, contributing to the week’s political discussions.