Three times a week, the political talk show “Markus Lanz” discusses current issues from the worlds of business, politics and society. The host is not only active as a moderator, but also works as a photographer, documentary filmmaker and podcaster. His podcast colleague Richard David Precht, with whom he also discusses important political and social issues in “Lanz and Precht”, is also often present in his ZDF-Show as a guest.
Lanz has been on air with his talk show for more than 16 years now. In a few weeks, the 2000th episode will be broadcast on ZDF on the program. Today on September 11th, 2024, the “Markus Lanz” edition with the serial number 1983 is on TV. Which guests are in the studio and what topic is being discussed? We have all the information about the latest edition of the political talk show here for you.
Where is “Markus Lanz” on today, Wednesday?
As always, the latest edition of “Markus Lanz” will be broadcast late in the evening on ZDF In addition to the broadcast on linear television, you can also watch the talk show online via stream. The ZDF showed the show simultaneously in in-house live stream. All information about the transfer at a glance:
- Was? “Markus Lanz” (episode 1983)
- When? Wednesday, September 11, 2024, 11:15 p.m.
- Wo? ZDF (TV), ZDF-Livestream (Online)
Topic on “Markus Lanz” today on 11.9.24
There is usually a main topic in the talk shows that Markus Lanz discusses with his guests. As already mentioned, the discussion usually revolves around current topics from politics, society or the economy. Just like last week, Tuesday’s “Markus Lanz” was about the state elections in Thuringia and Saxony. In addition to the difficult formation of a government in Thuringia, the ongoing migration debate between the traffic light government and the opposition was also discussed. What exactly is it about today? Contrary to expectations, not the anniversary of 9/11, but still about the USA – including, of course, the TV debate Harris vs. Trump. A Green is allowed to promote his new book, and the rest revolves around the current debate on migration.
“Markus Lanz” today: Guests on September 11, 2024
In addition to experts and scientists, almost every issue also features politicians who place the topics in the political landscape or explain their party’s position on the issue. This evening, this lady and these four gentlemen are our guests:
Elmar Theveßen, Journalist
The head of the ZDFStudios in Washington evaluates the recent TV duel between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump and sheds light on the next steps in the US presidential election campaign.
Jürgen Trittin, Green politician
Just in time for the publication of his autobiography, he takes stock of the relationship between Germany and the USA and discusses the federal government’s recent refugee policy.
Thorsten Frei, CDU politician
The First Parliamentary Secretary of the CDU/CSU comments on the reasons why his party called off yesterday’s migration summit.
Victoria Rietig, migration expert
As head of the migration program at the German Council on Foreign Relations, she explains what legal options there are for rejecting refugees at the German border.
Wolfram Weimer, publicist
The editor of The European analyzes the failure of the migration summit between the Union and the traffic light coalition and provides insights into today’s general debate in the Bundestag.
Missed the episode? Watch “Markus Lanz” in the repeat
If you missed an episode of “Markus Lanz”, you can watch the episode afterwards via the ZDF media library All episodes of the show are uploaded there, but are not available indefinitely. The talk shows are usually available in the stream for a few months.
The next broadcast dates of “Markus Lanz”
This week, “Markus Lanz” will be broadcast twice more, after which the talk show will return on Tuesday with a new topic. The upcoming broadcast dates at a glance:
- Wednesday, September 11, 2024: 11:15 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. (ZDF)
- Thursday, September 12, 2024: 11:15 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. (ZDF)
- Tuesday, 17 September 2024: 11.15 p.m. to 12.30 a.m. (ZDF)
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Christian Gerngras
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