This Week (5.3.15)

In this week's episode of the This Week podcast, authorities have lifted the the curfew in Baltimore ahead of schedule. Six police officers were charged in connection with the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray. Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders explains why he should be President of the United States. Three of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s aids have been charged with serious crimes for engineering those traffic jams on the George Washington Bridge nearly two years. And, the roundtable discusses what's next for Baltimore. This and more on theThis Week podcast.

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This Week (3.30.14) Podcast

In today's edition of the This Week podcast, the investigations continue into missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370. Diplomatic talks are on the table over Russia's actions and massing troops on the Ukrainian border. American manufacturing jobs are making a comeback, but what will it mean for the country's economic future? President Obama continues to push for the Affordable Care Act as the White House touts enrollment, but details on the deadline prompt backlash from critics. Potential GOP presidential candidates spend time courting donors in Las Vegas. And ABC’s George Stephanopoulos talks with political analysts on the president’s announcement to pass reform on the National Security Agency’s phone record program.

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This Week (01.12.2014) Podcast

In today’s edition of the This Week Podcast, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie was a popular GOP contender for 2016, but will a traffic scandal on the George Washington Bridge affect his chances for the White House. ABC's Chief White House Correspondent Jonathan Karl explains. ABC's Kirit Raddia has the latest security warnings for Americans traveling to Russia for the Olympics. And, two women jumped into the national spotlight for being the first in roles typically held by men. ABC's Chief Business and Economics Correspondent Rebecca Jarvis has the details.

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