This Week (10.19.14)

In today’s episode of the This Week podcast, the fight against Ebola continues in America. Two patients receive treatment at hospitals across the country, but are they prepared? And how worried should the American public be about Ebola? President Obama says Americans should not give in to the Ebola “hysteria”. The quarantine is lifted for those in Dallas who came in contact with Ebola victim Thomas Eric Duncan. Ebola is causing a political firestorm between candidates in the midterm elections. Possible changes may be coming to the Catholic Church.

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This Week (8.31.14) Podcast

In today’s edition of the This Week Podcast, Britain raised its terror level to severe as Prime Minister David Cameron warned an attack there is “highly likely.” President Obama said there wasn’t a clear strategy for combating ISIS militants in Iraq and Syria. This Week Host Martha Raddatz discussed what a policy would look like with former Deputy Commander of U.S. Central Command Admiral Robert Harward and former State Department official and ABC News contributor Colonel Steve Ganyard. ISIS is recruiting outside of the Middle East for their fighters and the number of Americans signing up for their army has US officials concerned. And,ABC’s Cokie Roberts, ABC’s Political Analyst Mathew Dowd, Oklahoma Congressman Tom Cole, and Former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson weigh in on all of the week’s politics. 

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This Week (8.3.14) Podcast

In today's edition of the This Week podcast, an ebola outbreak in Africa has sickened two American doctors. One of the patients, Dr. Kent Brantly is now back in the United States, getting treatment and reunited with his wife separated by a glass partition. And new pressure is on the CIA and the President is speaking out and defending CIA director, John Brennan and ABC's This Week host George Stephanopoulos speaks with Senior White House Advisor Dan Pfeiffer. Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina is the first African-American senator from the south and the first African-American republican in three decades and ABC's Senior Washington Correspondent Jeff Zeleny got to chat with him. This and more on the This Week podcast.