Former President Barack Obama discusses voters' rebuke of election deniers in the 2022 midterms, his time campaigning in conservative parts of the country and how media fuels partisanship.

Voting rights activist and Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams discusses being the target of political attack ads, the fight to ensure voting access to her constituents and more.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg discusses how the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill is being used, the benefits of electric cars and what's being done to curb airline abuses.

Kellyanne Conway, a former aide to President Trump, discusses conflicting accounts of her response to the 2020 election, policy remedies to school shootings and her memoir "Here's the Deal."

Infectious diseases expert Dr. Anthony Fauci discusses how the effort to sway vaccine-wary Americans may lead to government mandates and talks about his fight against vaccine disinformation.

Former first lady Michelle Obama describes how her life has changed after leaving the White House and talks about her ongoing friendly competition with her husband, Barack.

Barack Obama discusses the goals of his many leadership programs around the world, the global influence of American-style democratic values and grappling with the dilemmas of war.

Sen. Bernie Sanders argues Donald Trump is the most dangerous president in U.S. history, calls on people to band together to defeat Trump and reflects on the future of the Democratic party.

Hillary Clinton discusses her life under the COVID-19 lockdown, the threat of voter suppression tactics, her work with Democracy Docket and Hulu's docuseries "Hillary."