WASHINGTON — The upcoming political talk shows are set to feature a roster of prominent figures discussing major national and international issues.
ABC’s “This Week” will spotlight National Security Adviser Mike Waltz who will likely delve into pressing security concerns. Diane Swonk, the well-regarded chief economist at KPMG LLP, is expected to provide insights into the current economic landscape. Meanwhile, Dr. Ashish Jha, dean at the Brown University School of Public Health, will probably address ongoing public health issues.
NBC’s “Meet the Press” has scheduled an appearance with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who will discuss economic policy decisions. Senator Chris Murphy from Connecticut, a leading Democrat, will also join to contribute his viewpoints on nationwide policies.
CNN’s “State of the Union” will feature Steve Witkoff, serving as a U.S. special envoy, to discuss diplomatic efforts. Senator Mike Rounds of South Dakota, Representative Jasmine Crockett of Texas, and Representative Haley Stevens from Michigan will also provide their perspectives on various legislative matters.
On CBS’ “Face the Nation,” discussions will incorporate insights from Secretary of State Marco Rubio on foreign affairs. The show will also present Witkoff alongside Maryland Governor Wes Moore. Further, Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and Representative Debbie Dingell of Michigan will address current political climates and legislative challenges.
“Fox News Sunday” plans to incorporate a broad panel including National Security Adviser Waltz and Canadian Ambassador to the U.S. Kirsten Hillman. Senator Bernie Moreno of Ohio and Representative Jake Auchincloss from Massachusetts will offer their analysis on key issues facing both Canada and the U.S., adding to the diverse dialogue on the program.
