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Graham is currently scheduled to testify Tuesday.

Rep. Liz Cheney told ABC News’ Jonathan Karl that she still hopes former Vice President Mike Pence testifies before the Jan. 6 committee during an exclusive interview set to air Sunday.

She spoke with ABC Chief Washington Correspondent Jonathan Karl for "This Week."

This is a listing for "This Week" airing Sunday, August 21, 2022.

Trump’s open cases could threaten any attempt to return to the White House.

The Hospitality for Humanity program provides food, classes to kids in need.

The gubernatorial hopeful is using grassroots tactics and shunning the media.

Those charged face punishments of up to 5 years in prison and fines.

Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer spoke to ABC News about the indictment.

News organizations argue releasing the affidavit is in the public interest.

News organizations argue releasing the affidavit is in the public interest.

The judge ordered the DOJ to spell out redactions it wants for the Mar-a-Lago affidavit, saying he’s “inclined” to release parts of it. Attorney David Maria and ABC News’ Katherine Faulders explain.

Democratic opponent John Fetterman is fueling the attacks -- will it matter?

The administration has scrambled to get on top of its monkeypox approach.

Auditors will enforce tax laws on high-income earners, not the middle class.

Weisselberg pleaded guilty to avoiding taxes on nearly $2 million in income.

CBP has arrested more migrants so far in 2022 than in all of 2021.

The dispute over allegedly classified documents has been months in the making.

"This is our watershed moment," Walensky told CDC employees.

Meanwhile, his tour of early presidential primary states continues this week.

Andrew Warren says the governor's move is an abuse of power.

The agency estimates 9,560 people died on U.S. roads from January to March.

The "need for change came through loud and clear," a review found.

She hasn't ruled out seeking the White House and has a new anti-Trump group.

"The Republican Party is the party of law and order," Pence said Wednesday.

"The Republican Party is the party of law and order," Pence said at a political event in New Hampshire.

ABC’s Zohreen Shah discusses Rep. Liz Cheney’s plans after her loss and breaks down results in Alaska.

Republican Rep. Liz Cheney, former President Trump's fiercest critic, lost her seat in Congress in Wyoming's primary election.

The Wyoming Republican said she will decide in "the coming months."

Chuck Gray is expected to sail to victory in the general election.

In Alaska, Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski is projected to advance to the general election and Sarah Palin will be among the top four candidates for Alaska’s at-large House district.

The former governor and vice presidential candidate called the state’s ranked-choice voting system "crazy" and "convoluted."

Plus, the FDA has approved over-the-counter hearing aids and what this means for nearly 38 million Americans, and a new warning from the CDC about monkeypox and your pets.

In one of its hearings, the panel focused on Trump's pressure campaign on Pence.

The $739B measure will immediately impact people's wallets.

The Wyoming lawmaker insisted that she wasn't finished, despite her defeat.

Mary Peltola, Nick Begich and Tara Sweeney will also advance to November.

Murkowski voted to convict Donald Trump in his impeachment trial last year.

The races features new voting rules.

The Wyoming congresswoman is projected to lose her seat to Harriet Hageman.

The former Alaska governor seeks a return to elected office.

The Wyoming congresswoman gave a concession speech Tuesday night and said, “Now the real work begins.”

The Wyoming lawmaker is projected to lose to Harriet Hageman, ABC News reports.

A look at the numbers behind the Inflation Reduction Act as President Joe Biden signs the measure into law.

Rep. Liz Cheney learns her fate.

But nothing can happen before the FDA and CDC review manufacturer data.

The White House plans to celebrate the political victory again next month.

President Joe Biden discusses the $740 billion Inflation Reduction Act: "With this law, the American people won, and the special interests lost."

The lone congresswoman from Wyoming has been one of former President Trump's fiercest critics.

Wyoming Secretary of State Ed Buchanan joins ABC News Live to discuss the key races in his state and the impact of false election fraud allegations.