Washington Week: "Excellent panelists" and a "well-rounded discussion"

LaTonya and her daughter love Washington Week because “it keeps us up-to-date with everything that's going on in our country and everything that's going on in the world.”

Much of the rhetoric during the 2016 presidential election led to further fractures in an already deeply divided nation, but as Kathy and Ed told us in battleground state Colorado, Washington Week was the show to watch to step away from the noise and

For 50 years, Washington Week has featured the nation’s top journalists sharing their reporting and analysis on the biggest stories of the week. That’s what one long-time viewer appreciates most.

As Washington Week continues to mark our 50th anniversary, Eric and Rick tell us they keep watching because of the “balanced outlook” they get.

To celebrate its 50th anniversary, we asked people why they watch Washington Week.

As Washington Week celebrates 50 years on the air, we asked our viewers what they like about the show.

When Verna started watching Washington Week as a teenager in 1967, her mother made her "sit there and watch." Well, 50 years later, the tradition stuck. Verna says she grew to love the show, especially in the last 10 years.