Amanpour's full interview with Juan Guaido
Juan Guaido, who is challenging Nicolas Maduro's claim to the Venezuelan presidency, speaks to Christiane Amanpour about his campaign and vision for the country
Amanpour interviews - January 2019
Thursday, January 31
Guaido official: We're willing to negotiate
"We want to end the usurpation of power of Maduro." Carlos Vecchio, the chargé d'affaires for Venezuela's self-declared interim president, says he believes the majority of the military is siding with Juan Guaido.
Wednesday, January 30
Bob Menendez: Venezuelans can restore democracy
U.S. military intervention in Venezuela "would be a huge mistake," U.S. Senator Bob Menendez tells Christiane Amanpour.
Tuesday, January 29
"War's moved on and we have not"
Military strategist Sean McFate and former Afghanistan commander Stanley McChrystal talk about McFate's provocative new book, "The New Rules of War".
Monday, January 28
What it's like inside Iran's most notorious prison
The Washington Post's Jason Rezaian recounts in chilling detail what it was like to be imprisoned on trumped-up charges in Tehran's Evin prison for 544 days.
Friday, January 25
Colombia Pres.: Region is saying 'no more Maduro'
The whole international community needs to "join the recognition of Juan Guaido as the interim President of Venezuela," Ivan Duque tells Christiane Amanpour.
Thursday, January 24
Al Gore: 'Time is running out' to fight climate change
"The five hottest years ever measured have been in the last five years," the former Vice President tells Christiane Amanpour. "Donald J. Trump has become the global face of climate denial."
Wednesday, January 23
Blair: "The single biggest threat to the UK is Brexit"
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair tells Christiane Amanpour why he sees a second referendum on Brexit as the only path forward for the UK.
Tuesday, January 22
Former US envoy: 'ISIS is not defeated'
President Trump's lack of planning in Syria is "increasing the risk" to US forces on the ground, says Brett McGurk, former special envoy for the anti-ISIS coalition.
Monday, January 21
Anti-elite author: It's time to cancel Davos
"It is a family reunion for the people who, in my view, broke the modern world," says Anand Giridharadas, author of "Winners Take All: The Elite Charade of Changing the World."
Friday, January 18
Kinzinger: "Compromise is not a dirty word"
The Illinois Representative, a Republican, calls the shutdown "stupid." He's voted to reopen most of the government, saying, "I don't need this job."
Thursday, January 17
Top EU official: Ball is in the UK's court
"The onus is not on the EU," Frans Timmermans tells Christiane Amanpour. "The onus is on Britain, and the British government, to tell us what they want."
Wednesday, January 16
Ilhan Omar: Must make 'real' climate investments
Christiane Amanpour speaks with the freshman Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, Democrat of Minnesota.
Tuesday, January 15
Fmr. House Intel Chair: 'Highly unusual' not to have note-taker
Normally, "you want someone else in the room listening, so that you can feed that information back into our intelligence services," says the former Republican Congressman Mike Rogers.
Monday, January 14
German film director: Art embraces suffering
"Never Look Away" director Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck speaks to Christiane Amanpour about the power of art in times of terror.
Friday, January 11
Remembering Jamal Khashoggi, 100 days on
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Lawrence Wright and former FBI special agent Ali Soufan weigh in on the impact of the brutal murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
Thursday, January 10
Hagel on Trump: "Dangerously irresponsible"
On the shutdown and recent Syria missteps, Former Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel says "The status of America's global leadership is nowhere right now."
Wednesday, January 9
Why Larry Summers thinks a recession is coming
"The President vastly overstates the comfort of our own economic position," says Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers.
Tuesday, January 8
Trump advisor: No one benefits from shutdown
David Urban says, however, that if President Trump re-opens the government , he gives up 'every bit of leverage.' over negotiations for a wall.
