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CNN Transcripts for February 10, 2019

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CNN Newsroom
• Five Days Away Now From Another Potential Government Shutdown If Lawmakers Cannot Reach A Deal To Fund The U.S. Government; Senator Amy Klobuchar Is Expected To Announce Her Candidacy There From Minneapolis, Minnesota Right Along The Mississippi River; U.S. Senator Cory Booker Is In South Carolina; Senator Elizabeth Warren Is Crisscrossing The State In Here First Full Day Of Campaigning As A Declared Presidential Candidate; Jury Deliberations For The Trial For Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman Head Into A Second Week Tomorrow; Teachers At Denver's Public Schools Are Set To Go On Strike. Aired 2-3p ET
• Sen. Amy Klobuchar Announces 2020 Bid For President; Doctor: President Trump in "Very Good Health". 3-4pm ET
• Government Funding Talks Stall Five Days Before Shutdown Deadline; Federal Employee Just Received Back Pay for Historic Shutdown; Senator Amy Klobuchar Announces 2020 Bid for President. Aired 4-5p ET
• Government Shutdown Looming Again; White House Failure on Khashoggi Update; Senator Amy Klobuchar Joins 2020 Presidential Race; Trump Kicks Off 2020 Rally in El Paso, Texas; Fifteen Years of Facebook; Gender Equality and Equal Pay in Surfing; Grammy Awards Turned Down by Top Hip Hop Performers. Aired 5-6 pm ET
• Near Breakdown Of Border Security Talks As The Deadline For Lawmakers Not Just A Kind Of Deal But To Get It Passed In Both The House And The Senate Looms At The End Of This Week; Fast-Growing Field Of Democratic Candidates Running For President; Governor Ralph Northam Made His Case For Staying In Office After Both He And Attorney General Mark Herring Admitted To Wearing Blackface Decades Ago; Aired 6-7p ET
• Border Security Talks Hit Stalemate, Deal Uncertain; Trump to Make Border Trip Tomorrow as Shutdown Looms; Trump Defends Executive Time After Schedule Leaked; Long List of Politicians Refused to Resign Amid Controversy; Can Top Virginia Dems Stay in Office Despite Controversies? Aired 7-8p ET
• Government Funding Talks Stall Five Days Before Shutdown Deadline; Interview with Representative John Garamendi (D-CA), Senator Amy Klobuchar Announces 2020 Bid for President; Aired 8-9p ET
• U.S.-Backed Forces Assault Last ISIS Enclave in Syria; Elizabeth Warren Enters Race for the White House; Venezuelan Leaders Urged to End Standoff over Humanitarian Aid; Male Tiger Kills Prospective Mate at First Meeting; Interview with Grey Stafford, Animal Trainer and Zoologist; Grammys and BAFTAs to Honor Best in Entertainment. Aired 3-3:30a ET
• Elizabeth Warren Enters Race for the White House; 2020 Candidates on the Campaign Trail; Border Security Ramps Up as Migrants Wait to Enter U.S.; U.S.-Backed Forces Assault Last ISIS Enclave in Syria; Venezuelan Leaders Urged to End Standoff over Humanitarian Aid; Duke of Edinburgh Voluntarily Surrenders Driving License; Brexit Turmoil; China's Aging Population; Skier Lindsey Vonn to Retire; World Marathon Challenge. Aired 4-5a ET
• Hearings, Investigations, Rallies and Rhetoric in the U.S.' Divided Government; 2020 Candidates on the Campaign Trail; Elizabeth Warren Enters Race for the White House; U.S.-Backed Forces Assault Last ISIS Enclave in Syria; U.S.-Backed Forces Assault Last ISIS Enclave in Syria; Venezuelan Leaders Urged to End Standoff over Humanitarian Aid; Virginians Split on Governor's Future; Male Tiger Kills Prospective Mate at First Meeting; Duke of Edinburgh Voluntarily Surrenders Driving License; Grammys and BAFTAs to Honor Best in Entertainment. Aired 5-6a ET


CNN Special Reports
• Facebook at 15: It's Complicated. Aired 9-10:30p ET


Connect the World
• Dubai Host Seventh Annual Government Summit; Tehran Celebrates 40 Years Since Islamic Revolution; U.S. Backed Forces Attack Last Syrian Town In ISS Control; How Artificial Intelligence Is Shaping Global Policy; UAE Aims To Use A.I. To Tackle Global Challenges; U.K Telecoms CEO: Seen No "Cause For Concern" Over Huawei. Aired 10-11a ET


Fareed Zakaria GPS
• Examining Global Internet Freedom; Discussion of Women in US Legislatures; Facebook Celebrates 15 Years. Aired 10-11a ET


Inside Politics
• Top Virginia Democrat: Fairfax Must Resign; Trump on Border Wall: I Will Get It Built; Warren: "Get Ready, Because Change is Coming". Aired 8-9a ET


New Day Sunday
• Governor Ralph Northam Tells "The Washington Post" He Plans To Stay In Office; Virginia Lieutenant Governor Justin Fairfax Calls For FBI To Investigate Allegations; Senator Amy Klobuchar Set To Announce Presidential Run Today; Trump Lampoons Democrats' "Green New Deal" Proposal; Trump Jabs Warren Over Native American Ancestry Debacle; Democratic Majority Leader Ready To Support $2 Billion For Border Barrier; War On ISIS Aired 6-7a ET
• Both Fairfax Accusers Willing to Testify at Impeachment Hearing; Interview with Presidential Candidate John Delaney; Trump and O'Rourke to Hold Dueling Rallies Near the Border; National Guard Troops Deployed to Eagle Pass, Texas; Hip-Hop Community Rallies Behind Rapper After ICE Arrest; 61st Annual Grammy Awards on Sunday; Duchess of Sussex's 5 Friends Share Meghan's Side of the Story. Aired 7-8a ET


Reliable Sources
• Bezos: Enquirer Publisher Tried to Extort Me; Bezos Cites "Saudi Angle" in Blog Post About Pecker. Aired 11a-12p ET


State of the Union
• Interview With Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT); Shutdown Deadline Looms; Democratic Presidential Field Grows; Political Turmoil in Virginia; Interview With Mayor of South Bend, Indiana, Pete Buttigieg; Interview With Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY); Top Democrats Demand Resignations of Virginia Governor Northam and Lieutenant Governor Fairfax; Pablo Picasso's "Art Is A Lie That Makes Us Realize The Truth" In This Week's "State of the Cartoonion". Aired 9-10a ET