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August 15, 2019
• Gun Violence in Philadelphia; Philadelphia Gunman with Bottomless Supply of Ammunition; How To Act on Gun Safety Legislation; Scott Jennings, Republican Public Relations Consultant, is Interviewed About Gun Safety; Conquering Prejudice in Europe and the Middle East; Jaafar Abdul Karim, Host, "JaafarTalk," is Interviewed About Europe; Conquering Prejudice in Europe and the Middle East; Blinded by the Light; Being A Pakistani Growing Up in 80's London. Aired 1-2p ET


August 14, 2019
• Trump Administration Rewriting Rules on Legal Immigration; Two CA. Counties Filed Suit Against The White House Over Public Charge Rule; Ken Cuccinelli Edits Emma Lazarus Poem; Cesar Vargas, NY's First Undocumented Lawyer, is Interviewed About Immigration; "American Factory," a New Documentary Picked by the Obama Family; Julia Reichert, Director, "American Factory," and Steven Bognar, Director, "American Factory," are Interviewed About "American Factory". Aired 1-2p ET


August 13, 2019
• John Bolton in London for Post Brexit Trade Deal; Trump Administration Wants Britain to Align with U.S. on Iran; Lewis Lukens Former Acting U.S. Ambassador to the U.K., is Interviewed About Trade Deals with China and U.K.; How White Nationalism are Groomed in This Digital Age; Alt-Right Videos in YouTube; Caleb Cain, Radicalized by Alt-Right Videos, and Kevin Roose, New York Times Tech Columnist, are Interviewed About White Nationalism. Aired 1-2 p ET


August 12, 2019
• Hong Kong International Airport Shuts Down Because of Protesters; China Accuses Protesters as "Signs of Terrorism"; Hong Kong Protesters Calls to U.S. for Support; Joshua Wong, Pro-democracy Activist, is Interviewed About Protests in Hong Kong; Rep. Tom Malinowski (D-NJ), is Interviewed About Democracy and Human Rights; 66-Year-Old Jeffrey Epstein Found Dead in His Cell; Democracy Under Threat From Conspiracy Theories, Fake News and Misinformation; McKay Coppins, Staff Writer, The Atlantic, is Interviewed About Conspiracy Theories. Aired 1-2p ET


August 09, 2019
• Trump's 2020 Winning Strategy Lies with White Evangelical Voters; Uniting America's Deeply Polarized Political Factions; Robert P. Jones, CEO, Public Religion Research Institute, is Interviewed About Politics and Religion; "Our Boys," a New HBO Series, Collaboration of Israeli and Palestinian Filmmakers; Joseph Cedar, Co-Director, "Our Boys," and Tawfik Abu-Wael, Co-Director, "Our Boys," are Interviewed About their New Series, "Our Boys"; The Events That Led to The 50-Day War in Gaza; How Social Media Distorts Our Reality. Aired 1-2p ET


August 08, 2019
• United Nations Says We Need Major Redo Over What We Eat and How We Produce It; Climate Crisis Already Hitting Farmers Across the World. Michael Mann, Professor of Penn State University is Interviewed About Climate Crisis and Farming; India Removes Kashmir's Special Status; Heating Tensions Between Two Major U.S. Allies, India and Pakistan; Maleeha Lodhi, Pakistani Diplomat is Interviewed About India and Pakistan Conflict. Aired 1-2p ET


August 07, 2019
• Trump Ties Dayton, Ohio Killer to Democratic Presidential Candidates; Galveston, Texas Police Led Black Man by Rope; 400th Anniversary of Slavery in Ghana; Representative Karen Bass (D-CA), is Interviewed About Slavery in America; Some Protest in Dayton Against Trump's Visit; Ronald Reagan's Racist Language Against Africans; "The Family," a New Netflix Film About Religion and Politics in America; Jeff Sharlet, Author, "The Family," and Jesse Moss, Director, "The Family," are Interviewed About New Netflix Film, "The Family"; The Secretive Evangelical Network That Wields Considerable Power in Washington; The History of China's Controversial One-Child Policy. Aired 1-2p ET


August 06, 2019
• Making Domestic Terror A Federal Crime; White Nationalism Top Agenda; Peter Neumann, Author, "Bluster: Donald Trump's War on Terror," Is Interviewed About Domestic Terror; Entering A New Nuclear Arms Race; Ernest Moniz, Former U.S. Energy Secretary, Is Interviewed About Nuclear Threat; How Russia Manipulates The Truth To Control Population; Incitement, Violence, Real Death And Killings Manifested Online And In Reality; Peter Pomerantsev, Author, "This Is Not Propaganda," Is Interviewed About Terrorism And Russia; The Age Of Disinformation And Fake News; The Threat Of Nuclear Weapons As Tensions Rise Between India And Pakistan; Dissecting The Ethical Implications Of A Pioneering Cancer Treatment. Aired 1-2p ET


August 05, 2019
• Gun Violence and Racial Terror in America; Mass Shootings in El Paso and Dayton; Shooter Consumed by Racist Hate; Kellyanne Conway, Counselor to President Trump, is Interviewed About Donald Trump and Racial Hatred; Daniel Benjamin, Obama Admin. Coordinator for counterterrorism, and Rev. William Barber, Protestant Minister and Political Activist, are Interviewed About Donald Trump and Counterterrorism. Aired 1-2p ET


August 02, 2019
• Trump Administration Reinstating Death Penalty; Support for Death Penalty Decreasing According to Pew Research; Robert Blecker, Professor, New York School of Law and Ruth Friedman, Represents Inmate Scheduled for Execution, are Interviewed About Death Penalty; "The Red Sea Diving Resort," A New Film About Israeli Mossad Agents Helping Ethiopian Jews; Gideon Raff, Director, "The Red Sea Diving Resort," and Daniel, Mossad Agent Involved in "Operation Brothers," Are Interviewed About "The Red Sea Diving Resort"; ; America Education System. Aired 1-2p ET


August 01, 2019
• Second Presidential Democratic Debate; Best Suited Democrat to Take on Trump on 2020 Election; Joe Biden, Still Frontrunner for Democrats; Will Jawando, Former Obama White House Official, and Mark McKinnon, Creator and Host, "The Circus", are Interviewed About the Democratic Presidential Debate; Trump Administration Put Javad Zarif on Sanction List; Ali Vaez, Iran Project Director, International Crisis Group, is Interviewed About Iran; Turkey, Becoming Increasingly Islamist and Authoritarian; Elif Shafak, Author, "10 minutes 38 Seconds in This Strange World," is Interviewed About Turkey; Turkey's Truth In A State Of Authoritarianism; Kristen Arnett's "Mostly Dead Things". Aired 1-2p ET


July 31, 2019
• Health Care, One of the Leading Issues for Democrats and Independents; Andy Slavitt, Former Administrator, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, and Sarah Kliff, New York Times Investigative Reporter, are Interviewed About Health Care; U.S. and China Trade Talk Ends With No Progress; Minxin Pei, Professor of Government, Claremont McKenna College, is Interviewed About U.S.-China Trade War; Notes From a Young Black Chef. Aired 1-2p ET


July 30, 2019
• CNN Hosts Second Round Of Debates In Detroit, Michigan; Nineteen- Year-Old Kills Three People In Northern California's Gilroy Garlic Festival; Senator Chris Murphy, (D-CT) Is Interviewed About Gun Control; Businesses In Palestine Need Political Solutions; Jared Kushner Unveils Economic Plan For Palestinians; Sam Bahour, Businessman Living In Ramallah, Is Interviewed About Palestine Economy; David Friedman, U.S. Ambassador To Israel, Is Interviewed About Israel And Palestine; Jared Kushner's Middle East Peace Plan; Journey To Motherhood. Aired 1-2p ET


July 29, 2019
• American And Chinese Negotiators Head to Shanghai to Try to End Trade War; Trump Gives Farmers $16 Billion Out Of Tariffs; Farmers Want Trade More Than Aid; Peter Navarro, Assistant to the U.S. President, is Interviewed About U.S./China Trade War; Opposition Leader, Alexei Navalny, Goes Back To Jail; 20 Dead in the Attack on Office of President Ghani's Running Mate; Michael Morell Calls U.S Peace Talks with Taliban a "Charade"; Julia Ioffe, Correspondent, GQ Magazine, is Interviewed About Moscow; Husain Haqqani, Former Pakistani Ambassador to the U.S., is Interviewed About Afghanistan. Aired 1-2p ET


July 26, 2019
• Boris Johnson's First Speech in the House of Commons; Issues Boris Johnson Have to Deal With; Jack Straw, Former British Foreign Secretary, is Interviewed About Iran and Boris Johnson; Breaking Out of Neo-Nazi Circles; "Skin," a Film About Bryon Widner; Daryle Lamont Jenkins, Founder, One People's Project, and Jamie Bell, Actor, "Skin," are Interviewed About Bryon Widner and the Film, "Skin." Aired 1-2p ET


July 25, 2019
• Puerto Rican Governor, Ricardo Rossello, Resigns After Mass Protests; Ricardo Rossello's Chat Scandal; Eduardo Bhatia, Puerto Rico's Senate Minority Leader, is Interviewed About Ricardo Rossello; Brexit Do or Die Inches Ever Closer to Reality; British Parliament on Summer Recess; Sarah Lyall, Journalist, The New York Times, and Margaret MacMillan, Professor Emeritus, Oxford University, are Interviewed About Boris Johnson and Brexit; Boris Johnson As The New Prime Minister; Wartime Truths. Aired 1-2p ET


July 24, 2019
• Mueller Speaks to Congress. Aired 5-6p ET
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July 23, 2019
• Boris Johnson Selected As United Kingdom's New Prime Minister; Michael Fallon, Former British Defense Secretary, Is Interviewed About Boris Johnson; Mairead McGuinness, Vice-President Of The European Parliament, Is Interviewed About Boris Johnson; Public Testimony Of Robert Mueller; Senator Pat Toomey (R-PA) Is Interviewed About President Trump; Internal Activism Brewing Turmoil For Big Tech; Google Needs To Be Held Accountable; Google Walkout For Real Change; Claire Stapleton And Meredith Whittaker, Organizers For Google Walkout For Real Change, Are Interviewed About Google; Future Of The Special U.S.-U.K. Relationship. Aired 1-2p ET


July 22, 2019
• Britain Trying to Diffuse Tensions with Iran; Boris Johnson Expected to Win as the New British Prime Minister; Crashing out of E.U. Would Push British Economy "Off a Cliff"; Gordon Brown, Former British Prime Minister, is Interviewed About Iran and Brexit; Documenting Back Row America; Chris Arnade, Author, "Dignity, "is Interviewed About Back Row America. Aired 1- 2p ET


July 19, 2019
• Celebrating 50th Anniversary Apollo 11 Moon Landing; The Crucial Role of the Third Astronaut; Michael Collins, Astronaut, is Interviewed About the Apollo 11 Moon Landing; Contributions of Men and Women Back on Earth During the Moon Landing; Charles Fishman, Author, "One Giant Leap," is Interviewed About the Moon Landing and His New Book; Kati Marton Talks About The Legacy Of Her Late Husband, Richard Holbrooke And The Political Climate That Fueled That Infamous Blast Off. Aired 1-2p ET


July 18, 2019
• Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's Longest-Serving Prime Minster; Ending The Reign Of King Bibi; Yair Lapid, Former Israel Finance Minister, Is Interviewed About Israel And Benjamin Netanyahu; Trump Rally In Greenville, North Carolina; Rally Chants, "Send Her Back," To Congresswoman Ilhan Omar; Dina Nayeri, Author, "The Ungrateful Refugee," Is Interviewed About Refugees. Aired 1-2p ET


July 17, 2019
• U.S House Condemns Trump's Comments as Racist; Trump's Tweets a Presidential Smokescreen?; President Trump Foreign Policy Plans Struggling; Kori Schake, Deputy Director-General, International Institute for Strategic Studies, and Alistair Burt, Former U.K. Minister of State for the Middle East, are Interviewed About Foreign Policies; David Crosby's New Documentary, "David Crosby: Remember My Name"; David Crosby, Musician, is Interviewed About His Life and His Music. Aired 1-2p ET


July 16, 2019
• Trump Banking on Identity Politics to Define Re-Election Campaign; Trump Denies His Tweets Were Racist; Kris Kobach (R-KS), Senatorial Candidate, is Interviewed About President Trump; Forcing People to Prove Citizenship in Order to Vote; Cecillia Wang, ACLU Deputy Legal Director, is Interviewed About Citizenship Questions; 20th Death Anniversary of John F. Kennedy Jr.; Steven Gillon, Author, "America's Reluctant Prince," and Carole Radziwill, Widow of JFK Jr.'s Best Friend/Cousin, are Interviewed About John F. Kennedy Jr. Aired 1-2p ET


July 15, 2019
• Trump's Tweets are Racist and Xenophobic; Democratic Congresswomen of Color Should Go Back Home, Trump Tweets; Rep. Will Hurd (R-TX), is Interviewed About Trump's Tweet, Asylum and Immigration; 276 Chibok School Girls Kidnapped Five Years Ago; Reuniting Kidnapped Chibok Girls to their Families; Isha Sesay, Former CNN Correspondent, is Interviewed About Chibok Kidnapping; "Beneath the Tamarind Tree," a Book by Isha Sesay. Aired 1-2p ET


July 12, 2019
• Surviving Rwanda Genocide; Forgiveness After the Horror in Rwanda; Denise Uwimana, Rwandan Genocide Survivor, is Interviewed About Rwandan Genocide and Her Book, "From Red Earth"; Tools Young Women to Succeed in Their Careers; Mishal Husain, Author, "The Skills; From First Job to Dream Job"; Mishal Husain, Author, "The Skills; From First Job to Dream Job"; The Skills, From First Job To Dream Job; Life And Death In Rikers Island. Aired 1-2p ET


July 11, 2019
• What Has to Change in Our Societies?; The Influence of Robert Murdoch; Jonathan Mahler, Staff Writer, New York Times and Jim Rutenberg, Media Columnist, New York Times, were Interviewed About Rupert Murdoch. "To Kill a Mockingbird," an Adaptation by Aaron Sorkin; Aaron Sorkin, Playwright, "To Kill a Mockingbird" and Jeff Daniels, Actor, "To Kill a Mockingbird," were Interviewed About "To Kill a Mockingbird"; "To Kill a Mockingbird," an Adaptation by Aaron Sorkin; Wynton Marsalis' Music Aired 1-2p ET


July 10, 2019
• ISIS on the Brink of Extinction; ISIS Brides Pleas to Come Home; Aimen Dean, Former Al-Qaeda Member-Turned British Spy, and Peter Neumann, Professor of Security Studies, King's College London, were Interviewed About ISIS Brides Coming Home; How to Handle Everyday Life and How to Cope when you Lose Faith; Kate Bowler, Author, "Everything Happens For A Reason: And Other Lies I've Loved," is Interviewed About Her New Book and How to Handle Life. Aired 1-2p ET


July 09, 2019
• Military Admonishes White House on Climate Change; David Titley, Retired Rear Admiral, The Center of Climate and Security, is Interviewed About Climate Change; Remake of "Gloria Bell", a Spanish Romantic Drama; Julianne Moore, Actress, and John Turturro, Actor, are Interviewed About the Film, "Gloria Bell.". Aired 1-2p ET


July 08, 2019
• Parkland, Florida Massacre Anniversary; David Hogg, Parkland Shooting Survivor, is Interviewed About Parkland Shooting; Eradicating Parkland Scourge by its Roots; Patricia Oliver, Mother of Parkland Shooting Victim, and Manuel Oliver, Father of Parkland Shooting Victim, are Interviewed About Parkland Shooting; "Parkland: Birth of a Movement;" Dave Cullen, Author, "Parkland: Birth of a Movement, is Interviewed About Parkland Shooting. Aired 1-2p ET


July 05, 2019
• Climate Change, Existential Threat of our Time; One-Year Anniversary of Parkland, Florida Massacre; Gov. Jay inslee (D-WA), Presidential Candidate, is Interviewed About Climate Change; Interview with Washington Governor, Jay Inslee; Activism on Climate Change; Young People Around the World on Climate Change; Anna Taylor, Environmental Youth Activist, is Interviewed About Youths and Climate Change; "The Human Element," a Film on Rapid Climate Disruption; James Balog, Photographer, "The Human Element," is Interviewed About Climate Affecting American Lives; "The Human Element," a Film on Rapid Climate Disruption; Interview With Photographer, James Balog; In The "Thick" Of It, Author Tressie McMillan Cottom Revealed Her Take On Black Women In Today's Society. Aired 1-2p ET


July 04, 2019
• Possibilities and the Limits of American Policy; How Character Affects Foreign Policy; George Packer, Author, "Our Man," is Interviewed About his New Book, "Our Man"; Single Career Path Not Enough For Us Today; Andrew Scott, Co-Author, "The 100-Year Life," and Paul Irving, Chairman, Milken Institute Center for the Future of Aging, are Interviewed About Living Life to 100; ; Kate Pakenham Talks about the Play "Emilia". Aired 1- 2p ET


July 03, 2019
• Iceland's Prime Minister's Unique Style; Iceland's Ambition, Carbon Neutral by 2040; Katrin Jakobsdottir, Icelandic Prime Minister, is Interviewed About Iceland and Climate Change; How Hardship Can Produce Great Comedy; Craig Ferguson, Comedian and Author, "Riding the Elephant," is Interviewed About his Memoir; The First Ever Youth Poet Laureate. Aired 1-2p ET


July 02, 2019
• Teachers Across America on Strike; Pedro Noguera, Distinguished Professor of Education, UCLA, and Nate Bowling, 2016 Washington State Teacher of the Year, are Interviewed about Teacher going on Strikes and Education; Racial Struggle in Athletes; Gillian Anderson Stars in "All About Eve"; Gillian Anderson, Actress, is Interviewed About Her New Film, "All About Eve." Aired 1-2p ET


July 01, 2019
• Interview with Anna Wintour, Vogue's Editor-In-Chief; Michel Martin Interviewed Kiese Laymon, Author of "Heavy"; Henry Louis Gates, Jr. on Reconstruction America After the Civil War. Aired 11p-12p ET


June 28, 2019
• Underreported and Misunderstood Events That Shape our Societies, Malcolm Gladwell, Host, "Revisionist History," is Interviewed About Fixing Inequality and Education; Leonard Cohen, A Music Royalty; New Film About Leonard Cohen, " Marianne And Leonard: Words of Love"; Nick Broomfield, Director, "Marianne and Leonard," is Interviewed About Leonard Cohen and Marianne Ihlen. Aired 1-2p ET


June 27, 2019
• Supreme Court's Gerrymandering and Census Citizenship Rulings; Former Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA), and Van Jones, Former Special Adviser to Barack Obama, are Interviewed About the Supreme Court Rulings; Women's World Cup taking place in France; Michelle Akers, Former Soccer Player, U.S. Women's National Team, is Interviewed About Women's Soccer. Aired 1-2p ET


June 26, 2019
• Father and Daughter Drowned While Crossing Mexican Border; Trump Threatens to Veto House Bill; Rep. Veronica Escobar (D-TX), is Interviewed About U.S-Mexico Border; Ekrem Imamoglu Wins as Mayor of Istanbul; Ekrem Imamoglu, Istanbul Mayor-Elect, is Interviewed About Democracy in Istanbul; Kori Schake, Deputy Director, International Institute for Strategic Studies, is Interviewed About Ekrem Imamoglu and Istanbul. Aired 1-2p ET


June 25, 2019
• Tehran Closed for Diplomacy; Trump Says Any Iran Attacks Will be Met with Force and Even Obliteration; Iraq Worried About Being Caught in the Maelstrom; Barham Salih, Iranian President, is Interviewed About the Tension Between the U.S. and Iran; U.S. Government's Treatment of Detained Migrant Children Under Scrutiny; Immigrant Children Living Unsafe and Unsanitary Detention Facilities; Warren Binford, Professor of Law, Willamette University, is Interviewed About U.S. Detention Facilities. Aired 1-2p ET


June 24, 2019
• Jared Kushner Reveals First Sector of U.S.-Middle East Peace Plan; Palestinians Boycotts Kushner's Middle East Conference; Mohammad Shtayyeh, Palestinian Authority Prime Minister, is Interviewed About Kushner's Peace Plan; Fight to Achieve Equal Justice Under Law; HBO's New Documentary, "True Justice"; Bryan Stevenson, Founder and Executive Director, Equal Justice Initiative, is Interviewed About the U.S. Supreme Court. Aired 1-2p ET


June 21, 2019
• Trump Nominates Mark Esper as Next Defense Secretary; What it Takes to Run the Pentagon; Ash Carter, Author, "Inside the Five-Sided Box," is Interviewed About the Pentagon; Mavis Staples Turns 80 and With a New Album, "We Get By"; Mavis Staples, Gospel and R&B Singer, is Interviewed About Her New Album. Aired 1-2p ET


June 20, 2019
• Iran Shots U.S. Drone, Trump Says Iran Made a Big Mistake; U.N. Special Rapporteur Released Independent Investigation on Jamal Khashoggi Murder; Adel al-Jubeir, Saudi Arabian Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, is Interviewed About the U.N. Special Rapporteur`s Investigation; Will U.S. Retaliate to Iran for Downing Down Drone?; A Road Map to De- Escalation between Iran and the United States; Gerard Araud, Former French Ambassador to the United States, is Interviewed About Iran and U.S. Itzhak Perlman, Greatest Living Violinist; Itzhak Perlman, Violinist and Conductor, is Interviewed About Teaching. Aired 1-2p ET


June 19, 2019
• British Politics, The Fight To become the Next Conservative Party Leader; Boris Johnson Frontrunner to Become Prime Minister; Who is Boris Johnson?; Fraser Nelson, Editor, The Spectator, and Martin Fletcher, Former Foreign Editor, The Times of London, are Interviewed About Boris Johnson; Valerie Johnson's New Book, "Finding My Voice: My Journey to the West Wing and the Path Forward"; Valerie Jarrett, Former Senior Advisor to President Barack Obama, is Interviewed About Democratic Presidential Hopefuls and Her Book. Aired 1-2p ET


June 18, 2019
• Trump Re-Election Campaign in Florida; U.S. Sending Additional Military Resources to the Middle East; Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL), is Interviewed About Trump's Re-Election and Health Care; Mohamed Morsi Dies and Denied a Public Burial; Mohamed Morsi's Conditions While Detained; Crispin Blunt, British Conservative MP, is Interviewed About Mohamed Morsi and Egypt. Aired 1-2p ET


June 17, 2019
• U.S. Says Iran is "No Doubt" Behind Tanker Attacks; Iran Threatens to Exceed Limits on Uranium Stockpile and Enrichment Levels; Hamid Baeidinejad, Iranian Ambassador to the U.S., is Interviewed About Iran-U.S. Confrontation; William Burns' New Book, "The Back Channel"; William Burns, Former U.S. Deputy Secretary of State, is Interviewed About Iran; Protests in Hong Kong Continues; Hong Kong Protesters Demand Extradition Bill be Fully Withdrawn. Aired 1-2p ET


June 14, 2019
• Fascism In Italy; Matteo Salvini Brings His Campaign To Washington; Immigration In Italy; Matteo Salvini, Deputy Italian Prime Minister, Is Interviewed About Italy And His Visit To Washington; Elizabeth Tilson's New Series, "The Loudest Voice;" Sienna Miller, Actress, "American Woman," Is Interviewed About Her Career. Aired 1-2p ET


June 13, 2019
• Miscarriage of Justice in America; Black People More Likely to Wrongfully Convicted of Murder than White People; Keith Bush, Exonerated after 33 Years in Prison, and Nina Morrison, Senior Litigation Counsel, Innocence Project, are Interviewed About the Justice System in America; Colombia's Peace at Risk; Sergio Jaramillo, Former Lead Peace Negotiator in Colombia, is Interviewed About Colombia's Peace Deal. Aired 1-2p ET


June 11, 2019
• Trump Threatens China Another $300 Billion on Tariffs; China's Retaliation Can Devastate U.S. Industries; Maine Joins in Suing Purdue Pharma for Opioid Crisis; Sen. Angus King (I-ME), is Interviewed About U.S and China's Trade War and Addiction Crisis; Opioid Crisis in the U.S.; Andy Beshear, Kentucky Attorney General, and Abbe Gluck, Professor, Yale Law School, are Interviewed About the Opioid Epidemic in the U.S. Aired 1-2p ET


June 10, 2019
• Mexico Pledges to Stop the Flow of Central American Migrants; Trump Backs Off his Tariff Threats to Mexico; Arturo Sarukhan, Former Mexican Ambassador to the U.S., is Interviewed About U.S/Mexico Relationship; Six Children Died in U.S. Detention Centers; Dilapidated, Dirty and Unsafe Conditions in Detention Centers; Nicholas Kulish, Investigative Correspondent, The New York Times, and Scott Allen, Department of Homeland Security Whistle-Blower, are Interviewed About Southwest Key Programs. Aired 1-2p ET


June 07, 2019
• Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, A Flagrant Human Rights Abuser; British Human Rights Organization`s New Report on Egypt; Ibrahim Halawa, Former Prisoner in Egypt, and Maya Foa, Director of Reprieve, are Interviewed About Egypt; John Water`s New Book, "Mr. Know-It-All"; John Waters, Author, "Mr. Know- It-All," is Interviewed About his New Book. Aired 1-2p ET
• John Waters' Memoir; The Adaptation of Little Women; Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, A Flagrant Human Rights Abuser; British Human Rights Organization's New Report on Egypt; Ibrahim Halawa, Former Prisoner in Egypt, and Maya Foa, Director of Reprieve, are Interviewed About Egypt; John Water's New Book, "Mr. Know-It-All"; John Waters, Author, "Mr. Know- It-All," is Interviewed About his New Book. Aired 1-2p ET


June 06, 2019
• 75th Anniversary of D-Day; Trump and Macron Side by Side Paying Tribute in Normandy; Jake Larson, D-Day Veteran, and Carlisle Salapare, U.S. High School Student, are Interviewed About D-Day; Remembering D-Day 75 Years Ago; Antony Beevor, Military Historian, is Interviewed About D-Day; Instilling the Patriotism of WWII Veterans in the Soldiers of Today; Commemorating the 75th Anniversary of D-Day. Aired 1-2p ET


June 05, 2019
• Trump Joins Queen Elizabeth II for 75th D-Day Anniversary; Jamie McCourt, U.S. Ambassador to France and Monaco, is Interviewed About 75th D- Day Anniversary; Documentary About Rudolf Nureyev; David Morris, Director, "Nureyev," and Dame Sian Phillips, Narrator, "Nureyev," are Interviewed About the Documentary, "Nureyev." Aired 1-2p ET


June 04, 2019
• Trump Visit to Britain Day Two; Prime Minister May Citing 75th Anniversary of D-Day; Trump Putting Tariffs on Mexico Over Immigration; Christopher Ruddy, President and CEO, Newsmax Media Inc., is Interviewed About Trump's State Visit to Britain; Vince Cable, Leader, British Liberal Democrats, is Interviewed About Trump's State Visit; Prime Minister May Asks Trump on Climate Change; Bob Inglis (R-SC), Former U.S. House Representative , and Katharine Hayhoe, Atmospheric Scientist, Texas Tech University, are Interviewed About Climate Change. Aired 1-2p ET


June 03, 2019
• Trump Arrives in London for a Three-Day State Visit; The Future Relationship Between the United States and the United Kingdom; Nigel Sheinwald, Former British Ambassador to the U.S., is Interviewed About U.S and U.K. Relationship; Trump Says He is the Least Racist Person; Reliving the Injustice and Humanizing Those Falsely Accused; Ava DuVernay, Creator, Co-Writer & Director, "When They See Us," is Interviewed About Her New Netflix Series. Aired 1-2p ET


May 31, 2019
• Robert Caro, America's Greatest Living Biographer; Robert Caro, Author, "Working: Researching, Interviewing, Writing," is Interviewed About His Life's Work and Lyndon Johnson; Israelis Voting for Benjamin Netanyahu's Fourth Consecutive Term; Ayelet Gundar-Goshen, Clinical Psychologist, is Interview About the Psyche of the Israeli People; Ayelet Gundar-Goshen, Clinical Psychologist Is Interviewed about the Psyche of the Israeli People; Discussing the Film The Public. Aired 1-2p ET


May 30, 2019
• Murder Rate in London to Chicago; Mikey Davis, Program Specialist, Cure Violence, and Mahamed Hashi, Youth Worker, are Interviewed About Murders in London and Chicago; Sexual Abuse Getting Worse; Lori Halse Anderson, Author, "Shout," is Interviewed About Sexual Abuse. Aired 1-2p ET


May 29, 2019
• Nazi Daughter, Conducting Campaign to Never Forget Holocaust; Hilde Schramm; Hilde Schramm, Founder, The Return Foundation, is Interviewed About Her Father, Albert Speer, and the Holocaust; Devoting Life to Contest Evil in All its Forms; Deborah Lipstadt's New Book, "Antisemitism: Here and Now"; Deborah Lipstadt, Author, "Antisemitism: Here And Now," is Interviewed About anti-Semitism and Her New Book. Aired 1-2p ET


May 28, 2019
• Interview with the First Female Chancellor and the Most Powerful Woman in the World; Angela Merkel, German Chancellor, is Interviewed About Europe and America; Ron Howard's New Documentary About Luciano Pavarotti; Ron Howard, Director, "Pavarotti," is Interviewed About his New Documentary, "Pavarotti." Aired 1-2p ET


May 27, 2019
• Bipartisanship Answer to Climate Crisis; Deutch's Carbon Tax Receives Bipartisan Support; Rep. Ted Deutch (D-FL), is Interviewed About Climate Change, Gun Control and Russian Hacking; The Extraordinary Life of Frederick Douglass; David Blight, Author, "Frederick Douglas: Prophet of Freedom," is Interviewed About Frederick Douglas. Aired 1-2p ET


May 24, 2019
• Theresa May Announces Resignation; What Will Happen Between Europe and Britain?; Fraser Nelson, Editor, The Spectator, and Carl Bildt, Co- Chair, European Council on Foreign Relations, are Interviewed about Theresa May and U.K.; Nerdiest President Campaign in History; Andrew Yang, (D), Presidential Candidate, is Interviewed About Why his Running for President. Aired 1-2p ET


May 23, 2019
• Trump and Pelosi Engaged in War of Words; U.S. President Refuses to Work with Congress; Political Dysfunction in America; E.J. Dionne, Washington Post Columnist, and Norman Ornstein, Scholar, American Enterprise Institute, are Interviewed About Political Dysfunction; EPA Changing Ways to Calculate Health Risks of Air Pollution; John Bachman, Former EPA Associated Director for Science/Policy, is Interviewed About Air Pollution; Environmental Protection Laws; Increase Civic Engagement. Aired 1-2p ET


May 22, 2019
• White House Pushes Ahead with Peace Plan for Israel and Palestine; Palestinians Weren't Consulted for White House's Decision for the Conference; Kori Schake, Deputy Director-General, IISSI, Karin von Hippel, Director-General, Royal United Services Institute, and Mark Hannah, Senior Fellow, The Eurasia Group Foundation, are Interviewed About Israel and Palestine Peace Plan; Student Loan, Second Largest Category of Household Debt in U.S.; Susan Dynarski, Professor of Public Policy, University of Michigan, is Interviewed About Student Loans; . Aired 1-2p ET


May 21, 2019
• Tension Between U.S. and Iran High, Yet Both Don't Want War; Iranian Prime Minister Worried About Accidental Warfare; David Petraeus, Former Commanding General, Multi-national Force in Iraq, is Interviewed About Iran and Iraq. Congressman Nominates Jose Andres for Nobel Peace Prize; Jose Andres, Michelin Star Chef & Author, "Vegetables Unleased," is Interviewed About Vegetables and His New Book. Aired 1-2p ET


May 20, 2019
• Trump Accuses James Baker for Attempted Coup Against His Presidency; Russia's Assault on Western Democracy Continues; James Baker, Former General Counsel, FBI, is Interviewed About Trump and Russia; Rise of Fringe Parties in Europe; Anne Applebaum, Columnist, The Washington Post, is Interviewed About Fringe Parties Having Links to Russia. Aired 1-2p ET


May 17, 2019
• United States' Strategy Around the Clouds of War; Seven Months After Jamal Khashoggi's Murder, Still No Efforts By U.S. and Saudi Arabia; Robin Wright, Contributing Writer, The New Yorker, is Interviewed About Wars and Her New Book, "Is Trump Yet Another U.S. President Provoking a War?": Hatice Cengiz, Jamal Khashoggi's Fiance, is Interviewed Testifying Before Congress; Publishers, Editors and Reporters are Taking the Stand for Values and Truth; Radhika Jones, Editor-in-Chief, Vanity Fair, is Interviewed About "Vanity Fair"; Vanity Fair's Editor's First Year in Charge; Knock Down the House. Aired 1-2p ET


May 16, 2019
• Trump Barring Huawei to do Business with U.S.; Huawei a National Threat; Jim Sciutto, CNN Chief National Security Correspondent, is Interviewed About China and His New Book, "The Shadow War"; Alabama's Governor Signs Most Restrictive Abortion Law; Governor Kay Ivey Signs Human Life Protection Act; Gloria Steinem, Women's Right Activist, is Interviewed About Abortion; Abortion Laws; Foreign Aid. Aired 1-2p ET


May 15, 2019
• U.S. and Iran Insists Neither Wants to Go to War; Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR), is Interviewed About U.S. and Iran War and About his New Book, "Sacred Duty"; Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA), is Interviewed About U.S. and Iran War. Aired 1-2p ET


May 14, 2019
• A Call to Big Titans to Ban the Use of Social Media as a Terrorist Weapon; Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern Rallying the World; Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand Prime Minister, is Interviewed About Online and Violent Extremism and Gun Law; Masha Gessen, Staff Writer, "The New Yorker," is Interviewed About Her New Book and the Mueller Report. Aired 1-2p ET


May 13, 2019
• Big Tech, Too Big, Too Powerful; World Leaders Getting Grips with All-Powerful Monopolies; Tech Leaders Rejects Government Intervention; Eric Schmidt, Former Google CEO and Co-Author, "Trillion Dollar Coach," and Alan Eagle, Director of Google and Co-Author, "Trillion Dollar Coach," are Interviewed About their New Book and About Technology; 80-Year-Old, Glenda Jackson, is Taking Broadway by Storm. Aired 1-2p ET


May 10, 2019
• How Australia's Elections Could Reshape Political Narrative; Waleed Aly, Co-Host, "The Project," is Interviewed About Terrorism and Australia's Upcoming Election; Caring About Your Constitution, Your Rights and Protections; Heidi Schreck, Writer and Actor, "What the Constitution Means to Me," is Interviewed About her New Book; The Realities of Life Inside Guantanamo Bay. Aired 1-2p ET


May 09, 2019
• Possibilities and the Limits of American Policy; How Character Affects Foreign Policy; George Packer, Author, "Our Man," is Interviewed About his New Book, "Our Man"; Single Career Path Not Enough For Us Today; Andrew Scott, Co-Author, "The 100-Year Life," and Paul Irving, Chairman, Milken Institute Center for the Future of Aging, are Interviewed About Living Life to 100; Kate Pakenham Talks about the Play Emilia. Aired 1-2p ET


May 08, 2019
• Iran Will Not Pull Out of Nuclear Deal; Tehran Keeps Uranium Rather Than Selling Abroad; Trump Invokes Executive Privileged Over Mueller Report; Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) and Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT), are Interviewed About Iran's Nuclear Deal, Trump's Executive Privilege Over Mueller Report and About Israel and Palestine; Bill Weld Challenges Trump for 2020 Republican Primaries; Bill Weld (R), Presidential Candidate, is Interviewed About 2020 Presidential Election. Aired 1-2p ET


May 07, 2019
• China and United States Ramping Up Trade War; Trump Imposing $200 Billion of Tariffs by the End of the Week; Beijing Put Uyghurs in Concentration Camps; Paul Mozur, Technology Reporter, The New York Time, is Interviewed About China's Technology; How Nations React to Crises; Jared Diamond, Author, "Upheaval: Turning Points for Nations in Crisis," is Interviewed About his New Book, "Upheaval." Aired 1-2p ET


May 06, 2019
• Congressional Panel's Contempt Vote for William Barr; Trump Says Mueller Should Not Testify; Treasury Secretary Missing Two Deadlines For Trump's Tax Returns; Susan Glasser, Susan Glasser, CNN Global Affairs Analyst, and Norman Ornstein, Political Scientist and Congressional Expert, are Interviewed About Constitutional Crisis; Truth About Saudi Arabia's Mass Execution; Madawi Al-Rasheed, Professor, Middle East Center at London School of Economics, is Interviewed About Saudi Arabia's Mass Execution. Aired 1-2p ET


May 03, 2019
• Iceland's Prime Minister's Unique Style; Iceland's Ambition, Carbon Neutral by 2040; Katrin Jakobsdottir, Icelandic Prime Minister, is Interviewed About Iceland and Climate Change; How Hardship Can Produce Great Comedy; Craig Ferguson, Comedian and Author, "Riding the Elephant," is Interviewed About his Memoir, "Riding the Elephant." Aired 1-2p ET


May 02, 2019
• British Parliament First to Declare Environmental Emergency; U.S. House of Representatives Passed its First Major Legislation on Climate; Gavin Newsom (D-CA), is Interviewed About Climate Change and Climate Activists; American's Longest War Enters its Sixth Round of Peace Talks; John Sopko, U.S. Special Inspector General for the Afghanistan Reconstruction, is Interviewed About the War Between the U.S. and Afghanistan; C. Aired 1-2p ET


May 01, 2019
• Chair of the House of Intelligence Committee Says Barr Should Resign; Adam Schiff, U.S. House Intelligence Committee Chair, is Interviewed About William Barr`s Decision on the Mueller Report; Joe Biden Rocketed to the Front of the Democratic Presidential Pack; Kimberle Crenshaw, Assisted Anita Hill`s Legal Team, and Barbara Boxer, Former U.S. Senate Democrat, are Interviewed About Joe Biden`s Apology on the Anita Hill Hearing. Aired 1-2p ET


April 30, 2019
• Operation Freedom, The Beginning of the Final Phase in Venezuela; Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, Supports Juan Guaido; Carlos Vecchio, Venezuelan Opposition Leader's U.S. Envoy, is Interviewed About the Situation in Venezuela; NRA Faces Financial Investigation; Robert Draper, Writer-at-large, New York Times Magazine, and Shannon Watts, Founder, Moms Demand Action, are Interviewed About the NRA. Aired 1-2p ET


April 29, 2019
• San Diego Synagogue Shooting; Trump Expresses His Condolences To Rabbi Goldstein; Michael German, Fellow, Brenna Center for Justice, is Interviewed About Hate Crimes; Far-Right Party in Spain Win Seats; Yascha Mounk, Associate Professor, Johns Hopkins University, is Interviewed About Far-Right Parties; Sunrise Movement Asks Sen. Dianne Feinstein to Vote for the Green New Deal; Varshini Prakash, Co-Founder and Executive Director, Sunrise Movement, is Interviewed About Climate Change; Interview With Alec Baldwin. Aired 1-2p ET


April 26, 2019
• Pushing Global Leaders to Think Bigger; Mariana Mazzucato, Author, "The Value of Everything,". is Interviewed About Her New Book, "The Value of Everything;" New HBO Series, "Gentleman Jack;" Sally Wainwright, Writer and Director, "Gentleman Jack," and Suranne Jones, Actress, Gentleman Jack," are Interview About "Gentleman Jack;" Wealth Gap in the United States; Ray Dalio, Founder, Bridgewater Associates, is Interviewed About Wealth Gap; Discussion of Repairs to Notre Dame Cathedral.. Aired 1-2p ET


April 25, 2019
• Joe Biden Running 2020 Presidential Election; Bakari Sellers, Former South Carolina State House Member and Amanda Renteria, Chair, Emerge America, are Interviewed About Joe Biden; How Unconscious Bias Plays in Politics and Our Everyday Lives; Jennifer Eberhardt, Author, "Biased," is Interviewed About Her New Book, "Biased." Aired 1-2p ET


April 24, 2019
• Full Mueller Report for Public View; Dimitri Simes, President and CEO, Center for the National Interest, is Interviewed About the Mueller Report; Trump's Mexico Border Wall; Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham (D-NM) is Interviewed About the Trumps' Border Wall. Aired 1-2p ET


April 23, 2019
• ISIS Claims Easter Sunday Bombings in Sri Lanka; Alaina Teplitz, Mass Funeral in Sri Lanka; U.S. Ambassador to Sri Lanka, is Interviewed About Bombings in Sri Lanka; Washington's Corridor of Power; Gerard Araud, Former French Ambassador to the U.S., is Interviewed About ISIS. Aired 1-2p ET


April 22, 2019
• Sri Lanka Easter Sunday Bombings Aftershock; Sri Lanka Government Ignored Impending Attack Warnings; Harsha de Silva, Sri Lanka Economic Reforms Minister, is Interviewed About the Government's Failure to Act on the Warnings; Extinction Rebellion Protests; Jack Harries, Filmmaker and Climate Activist, is Interviewed About Climate Change. Bill McKibben, Author, "Falter," is Interviewed About Climate Change. Aired 1-2p ET


April 19, 2019
• Good Friday Peace Agreement Threatened by Brexit; Simon Coveney, Irish Deputy Prime Minister, is Interviewed About the Good Friday Agreement. Democrat Anita Malik Running for Congress in Arizona; Anita Malik, (D-AZ) U.S. Congress Candidate, is Interviewed About Her Campaign; Raising The Issue Of Moral Choices. Aired 1-2p ET


April 18, 2019
• Mueller Report Made Public; John Avalon, CNN Senior Political Analyst, is Interviewed About the Mueller Report; David Urban, CNN Political Commentator, is Interviewed About the Mueller Report; Historical Precedent of What's Happening in America; Sean Wilentz, Professor of History, Princeton University, is Interviewed About the Mueller Report. Aired 1-2p ET


April 17, 2019
• Measles Makes Deadly Return; Paul Offit, Professor of Vaccinology, University of Pennsylvania, is Interview About Measles; Denialism Over Climate Change; Award-Winning Television Comedy, "Catastrophe"; Rob Delaney, Actor, "Catastrophe" and Sharon Horgan, Actress, "Catastrophe," are Interviewed About Their Sitcom, "Catastrophe." Aired 1-2p ET


April 16, 2019
• World Mourns For Notre Dame; Nancy Pelosi, U.S. House Speaker, is Interviewed About Notre Dame, Irish Parliament and Brexit; Rebuilding Notre Dame; Simon Schama, Historian, is Interviewed About Notre Dame. Aired 1-2p ET


April 15, 2019
• Discussion of Climate Change Series "Our Planet"; Promoting Life- Long Learning and Mentorship. Aired 1-2p ET


April 12, 2019
• Surviving Rwanda Genocide; Forgiveness After the Horror in Rwanda; Denise Uwimana, Rwandan Genocide Survivor, is Interviewed About Rwandan Genocide; Tools Young Women to Succeed in Their Careers; Mishal Husain, Author, "The Skills; From First Job to Dream Job"; The Skills, From First Job To Dream Job; Life And Death In Rikers Island. Aired 1-2p ET


April 11, 2019
• White House Declaring Iran's Revolutionary Guard A Terrorist Organization; Iran Connected to al-Qaeda; Hamid Baeidinejad, Iranian Ambassador to the U.K., is Interviewed About al-Qaeda; "WikiLeaks" Founder Arrested; Emily Bazelon, Author, "Charged," is Interviewed About Julian Assange; The Driving Force In America's Mass Incarceration Crisis; Human Trafficking And Veterans Rights. Aired 1-2p ET


April 10, 2019
• Netanyahu on Track to Win his Fifth Term; Likely Indictment of Prime Minister Netanyahu; Anshel Pfeffer, Author, "Bibi: The Turbulent Life and Times of Benjamin Netanyahu," is Interviewed About Israel's 2019 Election; Israel and Palestine Peace Much Better Now; Michele Dunne, Director, Carnegie Endowments Middle East Program, is Interviewed About Israel and Palestine. Theresa May Asking for Another Extension; Mairead McGuinness, First Vice President, European Parliament, is Interviewed About Brexit. British Politician Faces Public Hostility Over Brexit; George Freeman, British Conservative MP, is Interviewed About Brexit. Aired 1-2p ET


April 09, 2019
• Israeli Voters Deciding to Reelect Benjamin Netanyahu; 50 People Killed in Tripoli. Protesters Killed in Sudan; Chaos in the Middle East; Peter Millett, Former British Ambassador to Libya and David Kirkpatrick, New York Times International Correspondent, are Interviewed About Middle East. Security as a Campaign Theme; Richard Clarke, Former U.S. Coordinator for Security and Counterterrorism, is Interviewed About President Trump's Border. Aired 1-2p ET


April 08, 2019
• Fashion and Climate Industry; Empowering LGBTQ; Anna Wintour, Editor-in-Chief, Vogue, is Interviewed About LGBTQ and Climate Crisis. Kiese Laymon, Author, "Heavy," is Interviewed About His Multifaceted Life. Aired 1-2p ET


April 05, 2019
• Robert Caro, America's Greatest Living Biographer; Robert Caro, Author, "Working: Researching, Interviewing, Writing," is Interviewed About His Life's Work and Lyndon Johnson; Israelis Voting for Benjamin Netanyahu's Fourth Consecutive Term; Ayelet Gundar-Goshen, Clinical Psychologist, is Interview About the Psyche of the Israeli People; Discussing the Film `The Public'. Aired 1-2p ET


April 04, 2019
• What Has to Change in Our Societies?; The Influence of Robert Murdoch; Jonathan Mahler, Staff Writer, New York Times and Jim Rutenberg, Media Columnist, New York Times, were Interviewed About Rupert Murdoch. "To Kill a Mockingbird," an Adaptation by Aaron Sorkin; Aaron Sorkin, Playwright, "To Kill a Mockingbird" and Jeff Daniels, Actor, "To Kill a Mockingbird," were Interviewed About "To Kill a Mockingbird". Aired 1-2p ET


April 03, 2019
• Netanyahu's Party, Likud, Overtakes, Gantz's Party; Israelis and Palestinians' Peace, Far Away as Ever; Jared Kushner's Peace Plan; Danny Danon, Permanent Israeli Representative to the U.N., is Interviewed About Jared Kushner's Peace Plan; Diana Buttu, Former Legal Adviser, Palestine Liberation Organization, is Interviewed about About Jared Kushner's Peace Plan. Unelected President Changed the Course of History; Jared Cohen, Author, "Accidental Presidents," is Interviewed About His New Book. Aired 1-2p ET


April 02, 2019
• Democrats Issuing Subpoenas for Unredacted Mueller Report; James Comey, Former FBI Director, is Interviewed About the Mueller Report; Russia, Only Existential Threat to the United States; Aired 1-2p ET


April 01, 2019
• Trump Administration Shutting Down Southern Border with Mexico, U.S. Cuts Off Aid To Central American Countries; David Urban, President, American Continental Group, a Lobbying Firm, is Interviewed About Cutting Off Aid to Central American Countries; Preet Bharara, Former U.S. Attorney, Southern District of New York, is Interview About Trump Administration Cutting Off Aid to Central American Countries. Aired 1-2p ET


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