Sen. Lindsey Graham takes on Obama administration plans to transfer dozens of Guantanamo detainees in the next six months, arguing the U.S. should be concentrating on filling up the prison, not closing it, because "terrorism is on the march." He joins us.

Then, Sen. Robert Menendez says the U.S. government has "thrown the Cuban regime an economic lifeline." We'll talk to the chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee about the U.S.-Cuba relationship, North Korea and the consequences of cyber-attacks.

And, Gov. Rick Perry as he leaves the Texas Governor's office and preps for a possible 2016 run for the White House.

Who is leading the pack in 2016? We'll debut new CNN/ORC polls on the 2016 field with our roundtable: Ken Cuccinelli, Matea Gold, Kevin Madden and Donna Brazile.

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A scathing new Senate report about the CIA’s interrogation of terror suspects has put the spy agency on defense.  Is it also endangering U.S. national security? Rep. Peter King of the House Intelligence Committee joins us.

As Democrats look to repair the damage from this year’s elections, Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick offers his prescription for what ails his party and bridging America’s racial divide.

Plus, part two of Candy Crowley’s exclusive interview with President George W. Bush about the torture report, his father’s military service and his best-selling new book.

State of the Union with Candy Crowley airs Sunday at 9am and Noon ET on CNN.

Sunday and Monday are the busiest travel days of the year.  Michael Huerta is the head of the Federal Aviation Administration and he joins us with the outlook for your journey home.  We’ll also ask him about the surge of near-collisions between drones and commercial aircraft, and the agency’s new “highways in the sky” program above Washington, D.C.

Black and blue. Building trust between law enforcement and the communities they serve with former NYPD Police commissioner Bernard Kerik; Malik Aziz, the Deputy Police Chief of Dallas and the Chairman of the National Black Police Association; Chief Thomas Manger, Vice President of the Police Executive Research Forum; and Chief James Craig from Detroit.

Where does President Obama rank among his presidential peers?  We bring together two presidential historians – Richard Norton Smith and Douglas Brinkley – along with veteran Washington reporters Karen Tumulty and Peter Baker.

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The House Intelligence Committee’s investigation into the Benghazi attacks concludes there was no White House cover-up.  One of the Obama administration’s most vocal Benghazi critics, Senator Lindsey Graham and committee member Rep. Adam Schiff respond to the panel’s report.

Republicans in Congress are angry about President Obama’s executive order on immigration, but they are split on how to respond. Former Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum and Senator Lindsey Graham join us.

As Ferguson awaits a grand jury’s decision on the Michael Brown shooting, what will  the outcome mean for American race relations going forward?  Princeton University Professor and activist Cornel West, NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund President Sherrilyn Ifill, Sojourners President Jim Wallis and LZ Granderson are with us.

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Senator Dick Durbin, the number two Democrat in the Senate, joins Candy for his first post-election interview on the big loss for Dems, and how President Obama can make a comeback in the minds of Americans.

Obama is expected to take executive action on immigration, but how far will he go, is it legal, and how will it ultimately affect millions of Latinos? Former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales joins former Los Angeles mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, along with Chairman of the House Democratic Caucus Xavier Becerra.

Senator Al Franken is here to discuss what he calls “the free speech issue of our time.” It’s called net neutrality, and it has the potential to affect the way you access the Internet.

The second open enrollment period for Obamacare starts on Saturday, but the newly minted Republican majority plans to make repealing the law a top priority. Add in some controversial videos from the law’s architect, and it looks like it’s going to be a long winter. S.E. Cupp, LZ Granderson, Penny Lee and Mercedes Schlapp are here.

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A State of the Union post-election special – the newest members of Congress meet the veterans, face to face.

What can they learn from Senator Chris Coons, Congressman Steve Israel and Congresswoman Michele Bachmann, and can they work together to end government gridlock? Freshman Congressmen-elect Brendan Boyle, Carlos Curbelo, Ruben Gallego and Lee Zeldin come to our studios before they hit the ground running.

Senator John Thune and Senator Chris Murphy will also join us with the latest on the uptick in U.S. boots in Iraq, Obama’s post-midterm appointments and what a Republican majority and Democratic minority can accomplish in the next few months.

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It's a down-to-the-wire fight for control of the Senate. Sen. Rand Paul joins us to talk about what Republicans will do if they end up in charge and his 2016 ambitions.

With low job approval ratings and the prospect of GOP House and Senate majorities, can President Obama get anything done in his final two years? An exclusive interview with former Reagan and George H.W. Bush White House Chief of Staff James Baker.

Plus, we size up the key Senate races and look ahead to 2016 with former Governors Ed Rendell and Haley Barbour, and Democratic and Republican Party spokesmen Mo Elleithee and Sean Spicer.

Watch State of the Union with Candy Crowley – Sunday at 9am and noon ET on CNN.

Ebola hits New York. Candy talks exclusively to House Oversight Chairman Darrell Issa – a sharp critic of the Obama administration’s leadership during this crisis. And Dr. Anthony Fauci, director the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the National Institutes of Health, joins us with the latest developments.

The so-called ‘lone-wolf’ terror threat increases in the U.S. as one suspected jihadist opens fire in the Canadian Parliament and another attacks New York police officers with a hatchet. Are these random acts of violence, or part of a broader terror strategy? An exclusive with the chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Sen. Dianne Feinstein.

Down to the wire and up for grabs – the chairs of the Republican and Democratic National Committees – Reince Priebus and Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz join us live.

And our political roundtable looks at the numbers and the spin. CNN Political Commentators Newt Gingrich and Stephanie Cutter join The Hill's A.B. Stoddard and political predictor Sam Wang.

Watch State of the Union with Candy Crowley – Sunday at 9am and noon ET on CNN.

Ebola in America.

The chaotic Ebola developments leave many wondering who’s in charge. President Obama named veteran Washington operative Ron Klain as the point man for the government’s response to the outbreak, but Senator Ted Cruz says this country doesn’t need another “so-called czar” and demands the President lead by banning flights and securing the border. Senator Cruz is our exclusive guest.

Meanwhile, it’s a race to find more Americans potentially exposed to the Ebola virus.  Dr. Anthony Fauci, director the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the National Institutes of Health, joins us with the latest developments.

And where can a small electric fan upend a Governor’s race? Florida, of course!  That plus what else is moving the electorate in the final days before the midterm elections with Kevin Madden, Ana Navarro, LZ Granderson, and Penny Lee.

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