David Dimbleby reflects on Brexit
David Dimbleby, veteran BBC broadcaster, discusses this momentous day as Britain leaves the EU and his new podcast, "The Sun King."
January 2020
Friday, January 31
The architect of the modern Iowa Caucus
A look at the past and future of the Democratic primaries with Gary Hart-- who put Iowa on the political map as George McGovern's campaign manager in 1972.
Thursday, January 30
Palestinian PM: 'Trump is proposing an apartheid system'
President Trump's newly unveiled Middle East peace plan proposes "no more than an apartheid system," Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh tells Amanpour.
Wednesday, January 29
Kushner: 'Stop posturing and do what's best'
The long-awaited Trump peace plan is out. And its architect, Jared Kushner, warns Palestinians this is their last, best chance for statehood.
Tuesday, January 28
How rural voters feel about impeachment
Former North Dakota Senator Heidi Heitkamp tells Christiane Amanpour that Democrats must connect impeachment to ordinary people's lives.
Monday, January 27
Mitch McConnell calls the shots
While Donald Trump dominates the daily headlines, it's likely the Senate majority leader who will prove to be the most impactful politician of the current era.
Friday, January 22
How impeachment trial differs from criminal trial
Former New Jersey Attorney General Anne Milgram explains why the impeachment trial is "wildly different" than every other criminal trial in America.
Thursday, January 23
A bipartisan take on impeachment trial
Danny Weiss and Jonathan Burks, fmr Chiefs of Staff to Nancy Pelosi and Paul Ryan respectively, discuss bipartisanship in the Senate impeachment trial.
Wednesday, January 22
Stiglitz: 'The American dream is a myth'
Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz explains why he believes Trump's economic success story is based more on fiction than fact.
Tuesday, January 21
How U.S.-Russian relations are playing out on the world stage
Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Russia Evelyn Farkas and Russian expert Dimitri Simes talk to Christiane Amanpour about how Russia could be outmaneuvering the U.S.
Monday, January 20
Navigating the rocky path from boys to men
Bestselling author Peggy Orenstein gives us a rare glimpse into the intimate lives of young men in her new bestseller "Boys & Sex."
Friday, January 17
Ukrainian FM: I don't trust any word from Parnas
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Vadym Prystaiko talks about Russian hacking, the airliner shot down by Iran, and his country's role in the events that led to Trump's impeachment.
Thursday, January 16
Democrats debate in impeachment's shadow
Less than three weeks before first delegates are chosen, Jennifer Granholm and Andrew Gillum dissect the performance of the six candidates still on stage.
Wednesday, January 15
Jodi Kantor: Weinstein 'plays the victim'
Investigative reporter Jodi Kantor, who broke the Harvey Weinstein story, says the trial is a "classic tale" of the Hollywood producer's alleged "predation."
Tuesday, January 14
Iran Scholar: 'There's a way out' of US-Iran conflict
Iran scholar Mohammad Ali Shabani says the Iranian regime and President Trump share a common goal when it comes to US troop withdrawal in the Middle East.
Monday, January 13
Canadian diplomat: Iran plane crash 'a tragedy for Canadians'
Former Canadian Ambassador to the U.S. Michael Kergin describes how his country is mourning the scores of people who died on the Ukrainian airliner that was leaving Iran.
Friday, January 10
Congress tries to claw back war powers
Senator Tim Kaine pushed Congress to re-assert its constitutional authority under two presidents. Now, after the Iran attack, Congress may be listening.
Thursday, January 9
Trump Adviser: Time to 'burden share' in Middle East
Trump 2020 Adviser David Urban tells Amanpour that the President will call on allies to take a more dominant role in the Middle East.
Wednesday, January 8
Esper: Evidence of Soleimani threat was 'persuasive'
Secretary of Defense Mark Esper tells Amanpour why he stands firmly behind the decision to kill Iran's top General Qasem Soleimani.
Tuesday, January 7
Marandi: Iranians and Iraqis united against U.S.
Iranian academic, Mohammad Marandi claims that, in killing Qasem Soleimani, Donald Trump has turned the Iranian and the Iraqi people against the U.S.
