Activist: 'I'm genuinely exhausted as a young black woman'
Aalayah Eastmond, activist and Parkland shooting survivor, and Alicia Garza, co-founder of Black Lives Matter, discuss the intergenerational fight for racial justice.
June 2020
Friday, June 26
Who is the real Melania Trump?
Pulitzer prize-winning journalist Mary Jordan reveals how the US First Lady used her husband's ascent to renegotiate her prenup and how she influenced President Trump to pick Mike Pence for the VP job.
Thursday, June 25
Faiz Shakir: 'Status quo politics isn't gonna cut it'
Bernie Sanders' former campaign manager Faiz Shakir and former presidential adviser Mark McKinnon discuss the progressive surge in Tuesday's primaries and what it will mean come November.
Wednesday, June 24
How to prevent protests turning violent
Social psychology professor Clifford Stott tells Amanpour how officers can use dialogue to defuse tensions with large crowds of people and why the idea of "mindless mob" is outdated.
Tuesday, June 23
IMF head says recession 'deeper' than forecast
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva tells Amanpour the global recession will be worse, and the recovery slower, than anticipated.
Monday, June 22
Tulsa, Trump, Juneteenth and history's echoes
Historians Carol Anderson and Eric Foner explore all-too-familiar patterns of progress, then backlash, for Black Americans.
Friday, June 19
Why didn't Bolton protest more loudly?
CNN Security Correspondent Jim Sciutto says Bolton could have testified that Ukraine was not the only time the president asked for foreign political help.
Thursday, June 18
Fmr. Health Min.: Populism is dangerous to public health
Christiane speaks with Julio Frenk, president of the University of Miami and former health minister of Mexico, about the impact of coronavirus in Latin America.
Wednesday, June 17
US Amb. to NATO: Troop withdrawal not 'happening immediately'
US Ambassador to NATO Kay Bailey Hutchison tells Amanpour she "hadn't known" Trump would announce his intention to pull 9,500 American troops from Germany.
Tuesday, June 16
Valerie Amos: We must decolonize the curriculum
Valerie Amos, Director of SOAS in London, discusses the Prime Minister's new commission on race inequality and the changes needed to the national curriculum.
Monday, June 15
It's time for corporate America to tackle racism
Will this moment lead to practical change in the corporate world? Christiane Amanpour asks the President of the Ford Foundation and the former CEO of Time Warner.
Friday, June 12
A 'weaponization of race' in Central Park
Christian Cooper and his sister Melody discuss the infamous incident in Central Park, where a white woman called the police on Christian. She has since apologized.
Thursday, June 11
Civil rights activist: 'Protest must be persistent'
Former chair of the US Commission on Civil Rights Mary Frances Berry speaks to Amanpour about the power of prolonged protest as a tool for societal change.
Wednesday, June 10
Bill Moyers: Truth is the oxygen of democracy
The veteran journalist says President Trump is unable to speak or recognize the truth-- and unless we see the truth, we are going to run out of oxygen.
Tuesday, June 9
The case for defunding the police
Professor Alex Vitale, author of 'The End of Policing' and Thenjiwe McHarris, an organizer for the Movement for Black Lives, explain why activists across America are asking lawmakers to 'defund the police.'
Monday, June 8
Keith Ellison: George Floyd is not on trial
Minnesota attorney general and lead prosecutor Keith Ellison tells Amanpour he is "very confident" justice will be served and talks of "a moment of real change."
Friday, June 5
'That's what happens in authoritarian regimes'
John Allen, who commanded U.S. forces in Afghanistan, says he watched with horror as peaceful protesters were driven down the street by riot police.
Thursday, June 4
Clyburn: 'This is not a police state'
The South Carolina Congressman says legislators must demilitarize police, pass gun safety laws and repeal "stand your ground" to stop needless violence
Wednesday, June 3
Biden campaign: 'The country needs leadership'
Senior advisor to Joe Biden's presidential campaign Symone Sanders tells Amanpour the Democratic candidate is "filling the void" left by President Trump.
Tuesday, June 2
Houston Police Chief: Trump should keep his mouth shut
Christiane speaks with Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo about why there is "no excusing" the killing of George Floyd and his vow to march with the Floyd family for justice.
