Who would’ve thunk?! Bravo’s Andy Cohen is a HUGE fan of Candy! In a behind the scenes look at his set of “Watch What Happens Live,” Andy reveals a little gift Candy gave to him.

For a behind the scenes look at Andy’s show, check out this piece by Reliable Sources.

Sunday on “State of the Union,” tightening poll numbers in the presidential race, and the heated debate over Bain Capital. Candy talks exclusively with Former Republican Presidential Candidate Rudy Giuliani, and DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz.

On Memorial Day we remember those who have died in service to our country by taking an account of how we care for our veterans. Last year, we explored the challenges facing veterans. A year later we check back with our guests to measure progress:

General Peter Chiarelli (ret.), Fmr. vice chief of staff of the U.S. Army on treating PTSD and brain injuries in veterans.

Senator Patty Murray, chairwoman of the Veterans Affairs Committee, on the V.A.’s struggle to break the backlog of disability claims.

Tim Tetz, Legislative Director of the American Legion, and Paul Rieckhoff, Founder and Executive Director of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America on the challenges our nation’s veterans have in finding a job in a struggling economy.

Paul Rieckhoff Executive Director of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America says the Veteran Affairs disability claims system is "broken."

Former Army Vice Chief of Staff Gen. Peter Chiarelli (ret.) on the effect of a high suicide rate in the military.

See the full interview Sunday at 9 a.m.

Veteran Affairs Cmte. Chair Sen. Patty Murray says the current backlog of disability claims is "unacceptable."

State of the Union's sneak peek at this week's Memorial Day special.

This Memorial Day weekend, a time to honor those who have given their life in service to their country, State of the Union explores how this country cares for its warriors lucky enough to come home alive.

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Candy Crowley previews State of the Union's Memorial Day special: Serving those who Serve.

DSCC Chair Sen. Patty Murray says Dems have a 'really great shot' of keeping a "strong" democratic Senate this year.

See the full interview Sunday at 9 a.m. on State of the Union.

NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen weighs in on the mission in Afghanistan moving forward: NATO must operate abroad to defend interests.

NATO must be willing to be involved in conflict away from the immediate geography of the member nations, the group's secretary general told CNN's Candy Crowley on Sunday.

Rasmussen was responding to a Security Clearance article by CNN Foreign Affairs Reporter Elise Labott which reported that the decade-long NATO involvement in Afghanistan has produced what some have described as collective fatigue among European allies and questions about whether NATO should be involved in conflicts outside of Europe's backyard.

Candy gives her take on news made on today's show with Obama 2012 Senior Adviser David Axelrod, RNC Chair Reince Priebus, Senators Kay Bailey Hutchison and Barbara Boxer, and NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen. Plus get a preview of next week's Memorial Day special.