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Back to Show Amanpour & Co. Season 2026 Episode 8197 Fmr. NATO Deputy Secretary-General Rose Gottemoeller discusses Russia and Ukraine's attacks on each other. Fmr. Israeli security official Ami Ayalon marks 1,000 days of war between Israel and Hamas. Israeli political analyst Dahlia Scheindlin discusses how this is weighing on Tel Aviv's global relations. Prof. Jason Stanley discusses Pres. Trump's immigration agenda.

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Back to Show Amanpour & Co. Season 2026 Episode 8195 Immigration expert David Bier and law professor Natasha Sarin discuss Pres. Trump's wins and losses at the Supreme Court. WSJ's Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent Yaroslav Trofimov unpacks Ukraine's drone assault on Moscow. Journalist and author Carlos Barragán uncovers the secret world of Nigerian romance scammers in his new book "The Yahoo Boys."

Back to Show Amanpour & Co. Season 2026 Episode 8191 Prof. Mehran Kamrava and national security expert Daniel Silverberg discuss Secretary of State Marco Rubio's diplomatic tour in the Middle East. "A Place for Us All" co-chairs Rula Daood and Alon-Lee Green discuss their new political party in the wake of Israeli elections later this year. Historian Michael Auslin unpacks the enduring power of the Declaration of Independence in "National Treasure."

Back to Show Amanpour & Co. Season 2026 Episode 8186 NYT national security correspondent David Sanger reacts to Trump's Iran deal. Co-authors of "Stolen Revolution" Yeganeh Torbati and Bozorgmehr Sharafedin discuss the hopes of revolution in Iran raised and dashed since 1979. Football commentator Simon Kuper unpacks the latest World Cup developments. China expert Elizabeth Economy discusses how Beijing is looming over the G7 summit in France.

Back to Show Amanpour & Co. Season 2026 Episode 8184 Ahead of the G7 conference, Karim Sadjadpour discusses the alleged deal struck between the U.S. and Iran. Elon Musk just became the world's first trillionaire. Financial journalist William D. Cohan explains what this means for the economy. Hungarian journalist Viktória Serdült on the reforms happening in Hungary. Reporter Dan Diamond takes us through Trump's construction projects throughout D.C.

Press Contact Chelsea Grosbeck cgrosbeck@pbssocal.org 747.201.5202 Select programming will also be available to stream on the free PBS App, PBS SoCal’s YouTube channel and pbssocal.org.Members of PBS SoCal get extended access with PBS Passport. pbssocal.org/LostLA Los Angeles, Calif. – June 9, 2026 – PBS SoCal, Southern California’s flagship PBS organization, announced today the ninth season of the locally produced, Emmy®-winning historical documentary series LOST LA.

Highlighting the region’s deep roots through firsthand stories from soccer legends, players and fans; full documentary broadcast premieres on June 8. Press Contact Chelsea Grosbeck cgrosbeck@pbssocal.org 747.201.5202 Pictured: SOCAL SOCCER: THE ORIGIN STORY Key Art and host Ivan Fernandez with soccer legend Ole Mikkelsen. (Images courtesy of PBS SoCal) pbssocal.org/socalsoccer Select programming will also be available to stream on the free PBS App, PBS SoCal’s YouTube channel and pbssocal.org.

Five local storytellers awarded grants to document Los Angeles’s 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games; second round of submissions Open June 1. Press Contact Chelsea Grosbeck cgrosbeck@pbssocal.org 747.201.5202 (Image courtesy of PBS SoCal) pbssocal.org/community-storyteller-initiative Select programming will also be available to stream on PBS.org and the free PBS App. Members of PBS SoCal get extended access through PBS Passport. Los Angeles, Calif.

Press Contact Chelsea Grosbeck cgrosbeck@pbssocal.org 747.201.5202 Pictured (left to right): Henry Louis Gates, Jr. as seen in HENRY LOUIS GATES, JR.