In the latest round of Sunday political talk shows, various prominent figures engaged in discussions concerning vital national issues. Hosted by ABC, “This Week” featured Deanne Criswell, who oversees the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), along with Senator Adam Schiff from California, Representative Tom Emmer representing Minnesota, and Representative Mike Waltz from Florida, who is also the national security adviser selection of President-elect Donald Trump.
Over on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” the guest roster included California Governor Gavin Newsom, alongside Senators James Lankford from Oklahoma and Alex Padilla from California. The topics covered revolved around state and national policies, touching upon significant legislative matters and governmental responses to current events.
CNN’s “State of the Union” welcomed Deanne Criswell once again, alongside Jake Sullivan, the national security adviser, and Senator Katie Britt from Alabama. This episode focused on pressing security matters and FEMA’s role in disaster readiness and response, reflecting on insights shared by Criswell and Sullivan.
Meanwhile, CBS’s “Face the Nation” also featured Criswell, alongside Senator Mark Kelly from Arizona, Senator John Barrasso from Wyoming, and Representative Judy Chu from California. The discussions here encompassed various bipartisan efforts and responses to ongoing political challenges, especially regarding disaster management and its implications on public safety.
Lastly, “Fox News Sunday” included Criswell, Vice President-elect JD Vance, Senator Shelley Moore Capito from West Virginia, and Ken Martin, who chairs the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party and is a contender for chairmanship of the Democratic National Committee. This show explored critical concerns related to emergency management and the upcoming political landscape, as the new administration prepares to take office.
