Disney CEO Bob Iger gets personal
Disney CEO Bob Iger talks about his childhood, his friendship with Steve Jobs, former boss Michael Eisner, and some of the hardest days on the job.
Amanpour interviews - September 2019
Monday, September 30
Imran Khan: 'I fear a massacre' in Kashmir
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan speaks with Christiane Amanpour about his fears for Kashmir, tensions with India, and corruption in Pakistan.
Friday, September 27
The gathering impeachment storm
Joe Biden advisor Tony Blinken and former CIA Dep. Director John McLaughlin each see a clear effort to cover up White House efforts to pressure Ukraine.
Thursday, September 26
Fmr. prosecutor: Mob bosses more subtle than Trump
Former prosecutor Elie Honig and former Democratic Senator Barbara Boxer discuss President Trump's controversial call with Ukraine and prospects for impeachment.
Wednesday, September 25
Why impeachment could galvanize Trump supporters
Wilson Center CEO Jane Harman and France's former US ambassador Gérard Araud examine the political fires Boris Johnson and Donald Trump are facing at home.
Tuesday, September 24
Iran's foreign minister outlines proposal for a new deal
Iranian Foreign Affairs Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif tells CNN's Christiane Amanpour what his country would need to guarantee "permanent denuclearization."
Monday, September 23
Safran Foer: 'Government alone cannot save the planet'
Jonathan Safran Foer, author of "We are the Weather" tells Christiane Amanpour how individuals can help stop the climate crisis.
Friday, September 20
Israel's future lies in Netanyahu's hands
Journalist Ronen Bergman and former Likud official Dan Meridor say it's up to Bibi: does he step aside to promote unity? Or put his own interests first?
Thursday, September 19
Bachelet: Climate crisis damaging human rights
UN human rights chief Michelle Bachelet tells Christiane Amanpour why climate is a human rights issue and how her own experience being tortured has shaped her tenure.
Wednesday, September 18
Miliband: 'Brexit has sucked the life out of UK foreign policy'
As tensions in the Middle East escalate, Fmr. UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband examines how the chaotic Brexit process has caused Britain to neglect foreign policy matters.
Tuesday, September 17
Unpicking the attacks on Saudi Arabia oil fields
Retired US Rear Admiral John Kirby and Middle East scholar Vali Nasr discuss the recent attacks on Saudi oil fields and its regional implications.
Monday, September 16
Campaign vets break down the Democratic debate
Former Obama strategist David Axelrod and Bush campaign adviser Mark McKinnon analyze the candidates' performance on the debate stage in Houston.
Friday, September 13
Mark Sanford's longshot run at the presidency
The former South Carolina governor says the GOP lost its way under President Trump. But with his own personal baggage, Sanford may be a flawed messenger.
Thursday, September 12
Book reveals new info on Weinstein investigation
Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey discuss their new book "She Said", a detailed account of how the journalists worked to expose the predatory behavior of mega-producer Harvey Weinstein.
Wednesday, September 11
Can the President be trusted to keep secrets?
CNN's Jim Sciutto and former CIA official Steve Hall discuss how to handle a security threat who lives and works in the White House
Tuesday, September 10
Afghanistan: 'Too many concessions to the Taliban'
The draft peace deal between the U.S. and the Taliban made "too many concessions" to the Taliban, says Afghan Presidential Spokesman Sediq Sediqqi.
Monday, September 9
Fmr. BP CEO: Oil giants must 'face the future' on climate
Former BP CEO Lord John Browne tells Amanpour why he thinks the fossil fuel industry is still blocking meaningful action on climate change.
Friday, September 6
Booker: 'We can choose a way as Americans'
"We have agency," says Senator and Democratic presidential candidate Cory Booker. "The way we advance is by pulling together and expanding the moral imagination of a nation."
Thursday, September 5
Brazilian FM: The Amazon is not burning
Brazilian Foreign Minister Ernesto Araujo says that there is not an unprecedented crisis in the Amazon and that the fires are only slightly increased from last year.
Wednesday, September 4
Jim Mattis on leadership and staying mum on Trump
Christiane Amanpour speaks with the former Defense Secretary about his new book, "Call Time Chaos," and his time in the Trump Administration.
