Fighter pilot Amy McGrath vies for seat in KY
Amy McGrath was the first woman Marine to fly a combat mission in an F/A-18, and now she's trying to win a congressional race in Kentucky as a democrat.
Amanpour interviews - May 2018
Thursday, May 31
Ukraine official explains why they faked reporter's death
Amanpour grills Yurii Lutsenko, Prosecutor General of Ukraine, on why his government faked journalist Arkady Babchenko's death. Arkady Ostrovsky offers analysis.
Wednesday, May 30
Starbucks, 'Roseanne' and race in America
Ex-Obama staffer Will Jawando and cultural critic Michaela Angela Davis discuss race in America as Starbucks tries to counter bias and ABC cancels "Roseanne".
Tuesday, May 29
From refugee to Pulitzer-winning novelist
"We were the good refugees, the reasoning goes. These new ones are the bad refugees." Viet Thanh Nguyen speaks with Amanpour about his story, politics, and his issue with John Kelly.
Monday, May 28
'Daily Show' host on Obama vs. Trump
In an interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour, comedian Trevor Noah says that to compare writing jokes between the Obama and Trump administrations would be "madness."
Friday, May 25
North Korea summit: "Welcome to Diplomacy 101"
As Donald Trump cancels the North Korea summit, veteran diplomats Joseph Yun and Kurt Campbell game out what went wrong.
Thursday, May 24
U.S. is "playing with fire" over China trade
Former Deputy Governor of the Bank of England and author of "Unelected Power" Paul Tucker speaks to Christiane Amanpour about the dangers of a trade war.
Wednesday, May 23
Pres. Moon "betting the farm" on Korea talks
America's former Korea hand Joseph Yun explains why Rex Tillerson had to go before high stakes Singapore summit could ever be considered.
Tuesday, May 22
Hayden: New Iran approach a 'heavy lift"
Former CIA Director Michael Hayden says America's new approach toward Iran may further destabilize the situation in the Persian Gulf.
Monday, May 21
Former UK official: N. Koreans are studying Trump
Members of the North Korean regime are reading Michael Wolff's "Fire and Fury" to understand President Donald Trump, says former negotiator Jonathan Powell.
Thursday, May 17
"A perilous moment in the life of the country"
Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Jon Meacham explores the darker aspects and better angels of America's nature in his new book, "The Soul of America."
Wednesday, May 16
Republican Gov. tells immigrants: Come to Ohio!
"Come to Ohio! We think you're important. We think you bring us a lot of vitality, and a lot of strength," Governor John Kasich tells Christiane Amanpour.
Tuesday, May 15
U.S. opens embassy as dozens killed in Gaza
"We don't want to kill Palestinians": On the day the U.S. opens its Jerusalem embassy, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert responds to Gaza bloodshed.
Monday, May 14
From #MeToo to the end of diplomacy
Journalist Ronan Farrow talks about his Pulitzer Prize-winning reporting; and about covering the decline of U.S. influence in his new book, "War on Peace"
Friday, May 11
Fmr U.S. Navy Counsel: Haspel is 'unqualified'
Former U.S. Navy General Counsel and critic of so-called "enhanced interrogation" Alberto Mora explains why he opposes Gina Haspel becoming CIA Director.
Thursday, May 10
Fmr. official: Donors define Pruitt's EPA policy
Former EPA official Betsy Southerland says the Environmental Protection Agency under Scott Pruitt is repealing everything political donors ask them to.
Wednesday, May 9
Iranian analyst: Trump humiliated Europe
Not only did President Trump "humiliate Europe" by pulling out of the Iran deal, "but he presented them as ineffectual and of no significance," says Mohammad Marandi.
Tuesday, May 8
US and Russia: 'A very confrontational moment'
In his new book, 'From Cold War to Hot Peace,' Former Ambassador Michael McFaul says Putin is mounting a 'global ideological war.'
Monday, May 7
Putin ally: Russia, US on 'Treacherous Path'
Former KGB agent and Russian railroad magnate Vladimir Yakunin says tensions are higher now than during the Cuban missile crisis
Friday, May 4
UK: U.S. sees Iran nuclear deal 'very differently'
"The Europeans do believe in the value of this deal," UK Ambassador to the U.N. Karen Pierce says. "The Americans see it very differently."
Thursday, May 3
Iran: If US leaves deal, there's 'no deal left'
Iran "would be ready to go back to the previous situation," including possibly enriching uranium and "other activities," Ambassador Hamid Baeidinejad tells Christiane Amanpour.
Wednesday, May 2
Former US official: 'Likely' US will leave Iran deal
Gary Samore, former White House Coordinator for Arms Control & WMD, is a skeptic-turned-believer in the 2015 Iran nuclear deal. He speaks with Christiane Amanpour.
