This Week (8.10.14) Podcast

In today's edition of the This Week podcast,the U.S. continues an air campaign against the terror group ISIS who has trapped an ethnic group on top of a mountain in Iraq. In a monumental ruling, a federal judge decided some college athletes should get paid. The World Health Organization called the Ebola outbreak in West Africa an international public health emergency. How will the U.S. face future outbreaks? And, ABC’s Chief National Correspondent Byron Pitts takes a look inside one major American city’s efforts to bring down youth crime. And, the round table discusses ISIS, the NCAA, and more.  

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This Week (6.29.14) Podcast

In today's edition of the This Week Podcast, a new terror threat has authorities on edge here on the home front. President Obama is now asking congress for billions in emergency funding after a surge of children began crossing illegally into the United States and ABC's This Week Host George Stephanopoulos talks with the Mayor of McAllen, Texas who is on the front lines of this crisis. The Supreme Court term is coming to an end after several landmark rulings from Affirmative Action to cell phone privacy and ABC's This Week Host George Stephanopoulos sits down with Dahlia Lithwick from Slate Magazine, Carrie Severino Chief Counsel of the Judicial Crisis Network and ABC’S Chief Foreign Correspondent Terry Moran. This and more on the This Week Podcast. 

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This Week (6.22.14) Podcast

In today's edition of the This Week podcast, the crisis in Iraq is contuning to escalate and ABC'S Chief Global Affairs Correspondent Martha Raddatz is on the ground in Baghdad, and former Vice President Dick Cheney chats with ABC's Chief White House Correspondent and This Week's host Jonthan Karl about the devloping situation. Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor opens up about like on the bench and her best selling book. The 2016 Presidental election is right around the corner and things are already heating up. This and more on the This Week podcast.