How Trump Admin rules could change college assault cases
Anurima Bhargava, formerly of the US Justice Department, and Samantha Harris of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education speak about proposed changes to Title IX regulations.
Amanpour interviews - November 2018
Friday, November 30
Schiff's agenda: "We do want to know"
The incoming chairman of the House Intelligence Committee plans to dig into open questions on Saudi-American relations and on Russian interference.
Thursday, November 29
Houthi FM: Only the US can end war in Yemen
"The only country in the world that can stop this war is the United States - not the United Nations," the Houthi-backed Foreign Minister of Yemen tells Christiane Amanpour from Sanaa.
Wednesday, November 28
Poroshenko: US pledged 'full assistance' to Ukraine
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo pledged "full assistance, including military assistance" to Ukraine, says the country's President Petro Poroshenko.
Tuesday, November 27
UK MP: May's Brexit deal 'practical, clear-eyed'
Rory Stewart, British Justice Minister and a Conservative MP, explains why his support for Theresa May's Brexit deal is "partly about national healing."
Monday, November 26
Ex-CIA chief: Trump is selling out America
"The President may talk about America first, but essentially he's saying that America is for sale to the highest bidder," says former CIA director Leon Panetta on why President Trump is standing with Saudi Arabia over the murder of Jamal Khashoggi.
Wednesday, November 21
North Korea expert says nuclear threat remains
The findings of a Washington think tank reveal that North Korea may be progressing its ballistic missile program at 16 hidden bases. Victor Cha, one of the report's authors, speaks to Christiane Amanpour.
Tuesday, November 20
WFP Director on Yemen: Children need hope again
The Executive Director of the World Food Programme, David Beasley, speaks Christiane Amanpour about his recent trip to Yemen.
Monday, November 19
How one woman swayed Trump's Syria policy
Syrian-American Doctor Rim Albezem tells Christiane Amanpour how an impending attack in Syria spurred her personal plea to President Trump.
Friday, November 16
Gillibrand: Sexism 'a factor' in Pelosi doubts
New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand talks about her new children's book, presidential run rumors and why Nancy Pelosi is "extraordinary."
Thursday, November 15
Paul Simon, ending his touring career, says he doesn't believe in 'legacy'
By Ben Kirby, CNNPaul Simon is tired.
Wednesday, November 14
Iran Amb.: New U.S. sanctions policy has failed
The waivers that the US granted to avoid Iranian oil sanctions prove that America "has failed to create a consensus," Hamid Baeidinejad tells Amanpour in an exclusive interview.
Tuesday, November 13
New Planned Parenthood chief: Healthcare is a human right
"We believe in providing science-based, medically accurate information so that people can make the best decisions for themselves," says Dr. Leana Wen, president of Planned Parenthood.
Monday, November 12
How Tom Malinowski unseated 5-term GOP incumbent
Democratic congressman-elect Tom Malinowski discusses his win in New Jersey's 7th District and what the flip in the House might mean going forward.
Friday, November 9
Mexican FM: Caravan is a humanitarian crisis
Mexican Secretary of Foreign Affairs Luis Videgaray Caso tells Christiane Amanpour why it is important for Mexico and the U.S. to treat migrants humanely.
Thursday, November 8
Crenshaw: Investigations are not what America needs
U.S. Republican Congressman-Elect and former Navy Seal, Dan Crenshaw, speaks to Christiane Amanpour after Republicans lose the House in midterm elections.
Wednesday, November 7
Tony Perkins: Trump has kept his promises
Most of the evangelical community "remains supportive of this President because he's kept his promises," says Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council.
Monday, November 5
A look at the state of America with William Barber
Reverend William Barber is one of America's great moral leaders. He speaks to Christiane Amanpour about immigration, poverty and voter suppression in America.
Friday, November 2
Warner: White House not keeping elections safe
Mark Warner, vice-chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, says "a normal White House" would have put someone in charge of election security.
