On the latest #WashWeekPBS: Battle lines have been drawn as the president faces impeachment. Watch the full episode here. | Washington Week PBS

WATCH LIVE: Jeffrey Goldberg and his panelists discuss the Trump administration’s efforts to acquire Greenland. | Washington Week PBS

FULL EPISODE: With President Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden crisscrossing the country to win over voters, our Washington Week panel discussed the final push to Election Day. Plus, we take a road trip to the key battleground state of Pennsylvania to talk to people about the top issues motivating them to vote. Panel: Yamiche Alcindor of the PBS NewsHour, Dan Balz of The Washington Post, Kristen Welker of NBC News | Washington Week PBS

FULL EPISODE: With Election Day in the rearview mirror, the U.S. waits as battleground states count ballots for President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden. While Biden leads in key states, continuing ballot counts in close races in states like Georgia, Arizona and Pennsylvania mean no candidate has been projected as a winner. In a one-hour election special, the panelists discussed the ongoing count as well as what Washington will look like come January, both in the White House an

On tonight's #WashWeekPBS, guest moderator Peter Baker of The New York Times will be joined by top journalists: Susan Davis, Congressional Correspondent for NPR and Co-Host of the NPR Politics Podcast Errin Haines, Editor at Large for The 19th Mark Mazzetti, Washington Investigative Correspondent for The New York Times Ashley Parker, White House Bureau Chief for The Washington Post Read more about this week's program here: https://to.pbs.org/3koFtEh | Washington Week PBS

This week, Washington Week moderator Jeffrey Goldberg and his panelists discussed President Donald Trump’s recent visit to the Middle East, where he was welcomed in royal style by Gulf leaders, and his transactional approach to diplomacy. "There's a symbiotic kind of thing going on here with Donald Trump and the way he runs his operation and the way many of these Gulf potentates run their operations," said Goldberg. "I think he would like to run the U.S. government in much the way that some of t