Jesse Jackson: 'We're tired of being used as target practice'
Civil rights leader Reverend Jesse Jackson talks to Amanpour about the death of George Floyd and says that America must fight white supremacy to the very end.
May 2020
Friday, May 29
Chuck Schumer: Mitch McConnell is 'appalling'
Democratic Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer tells Amanpour Republicans are living in an "alternate universe" and why he thinks President Trump will "go down in history as the President who lost Hong Kong."
Thursday, May 28
Daring to fly into political flak
In "Dare to Fly," Sen. Martha McSally writes about becoming America's first woman combat pilot. Now she's fighting to keep her seat in a tough Arizona race.
Wednesday, May 27
Cummings scandal: 'Breakdown in trust profound'
Former Conservative MP Anna Soubry and the New York Times' Mark Landler on the political scandal engulfing the UK, after government adviser Dominic Cummings breached lockdown.
Tuesday, May 26
Urban: 'Poppycock' that Trump is not empathetic
Christiane speaks with Trump confidante David Urban and Trump biographer Michael D'Antonio about the president's response to coronavirus so far.
Monday, May 25
Walter: No evidence of vote-by-mail fraud
Christiane speaks with political expert Amy Walter about the 2020 race, President Trump's handling of coronavirus, and his specious claims of vote-by-mail fraud.
Friday, May 22
The virus hunter who contracted coronavirus
Legendary virus expert Peter Piot developed coronavirus symptoms in March and is still experiencing the aftereffects. He speaks with Christiane Amanpour about his ordeal.
Thursday, May 21
Thorning-Schmidt: Facebook oversight board 'best option' right now
Co-Chair of Facebook's oversight board Helle Thorning-Schmidt says that, over time, the board could challenge Facebook's community standards and impact its ads and its algorithm.
Wednesday, May 20
Menendez: 'I've never seen a more opaque administration'
Amanpour speaks with Democratic Senator Bob Menendez about President Trump firing State Department Inspector General Steve Linick, which he says "reeks to high heaven."
Tuesday, May 19
The key steps to safely re-opening
Dr. Atul Gawande discusses what we can learn from hospitals about how to go back to work safely as well as how to address mortality during the pandemic.
Monday, May 18
A virus doesn't care how brave you are
Science writer Ed Yong says America's defiant rush to get back out in the world is the wrong attitude to take when dealing with a virus
Friday, May 15
Sirleaf: 'Lessons from Ebola have helped'
Christiane speaks with former Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf about tackling Ebola in 2014 and the lessons in international cooperation for today.
Thursday, May 14
Ousted Brazilian Health Minister Mandetta on Bolsonaro
Former Health Minister Luiz Mandetta tells Amanpour him and President Jair Bolsonaro were "clearly on opposite sides" and "History will tell who was right."
Wednesday, May 13
McNeil: Senate hearing was 'terrifying'
Christiane speaks with New York Times health and science reporter Donald G. McNeil, Jr. about Anthony Fauci's Senate appearance and the U.S. response to coronavirus.
Tuesday, May 12
Sir David King: Confusion the worst possible outcome
The UK's former chief scientific adviser Sir David King tells Amanpour if scientific advice isn't in the public domain, we can't know if governments are following it.
Monday, May 11
Celebrating V-E day while under lockdown
From Churchill & FDR to Johnson & Trump: Historians Doris Kearns Goodwin and Max Hastings on the 'terribly depressing' leadership vacuum in this pandemic.
Friday, May 8
What we need to know about a coronavirus vaccine
Christiane speaks with Dr Richard Hatchett, CEO of the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations, about just where we are on a coronavirus vaccine and treatment.
Thursday, May 7
Blair: Absence of global coordination 'completely shocking'
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair reacts to the UK's coronavirus death toll, saying the UK should have locked down faster and lays out his road map for exiting lockdown
Wednesday, May 6
U.S. and China: Fear of a new cold war
Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich and Eurasia group founder Ian Bremmer warn against ratcheting up tension during both a pandemic and a global recession.
Tuesday, May 5
Von der Leyen: 'This virus knows no borders'
Christiane speaks with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen about the coronavirus pandemic and the global pledging conference she is co-hosting.
Monday, May 4
Two tennis greats on why it's time for equality
In an exclusive interview, Grand Slam champions Billie Jean King and Andy Murray team-up for the first time to talk merging the men's and women's tours and the impact of Covid-19
