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CNN Transcripts for January 16, 2022

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CNN Newsroom
• Eight Million Under Winter Weather Alerts From Mississippi To Maine; Hostages Safe, Suspect Dead After Stand-Off At A Texas Synagogue; Djokovic Leaves Australia After Losing Immigration Appeal; Supreme Court Blocks Vaccine, Testing Mandate For Large Businesses; House Dems Introduce Bill To Provide Citizens Two At-Home Tests Per Week; Civil Rights Leaders Push For Voting Rights In Honor Of MLK Legacy. Aired 2-3p ET
• Eighty Million Under Winter Weather Alerts From Mississippi To Maine; FBI IDs Hostage Taker In Texas Standoff As 44-Year-Old British Citizen; White House Adviser Says Severe Consequences If Russia Behind Cyberattack. Aired 3-4p ET
• Winter Storms And Ice Warnings; Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) Is Interviewed About The January 6th Committee Hearings; Texas Synagogue Hostage Taking; Jordan Klepper Inside The Vigil For Jailed Insurrectionist; Elie Honig Answers Legal Questions; Rising Consumer Prices Fastest Rate In Nearly 40 Years; Brigadier General Charles McGee Dies At 102. Aired 5-6p ET
• At Least 80 Million Americans Under Winter Storm and Ice Warnings; All Hostages Safe After 11-Hour Standoff at Texas Synagogue; Synagogue Hostage Taker Motivated by Convicted Prisoner Aafia Siddiqui; Money Talks, Truth Walks in Land of Trump; Trump Recycles Same Lines and Lines at First MAGA Rally of 2022; Novak Djokovic Leaves Australia After Losing Visa Challenge; Prince Harry Seeks Fight to Pay for U.K. Police Protection When in Britain. Aired 4-5p ET
• Heavy Snow And Ice Hit North Carolina; Up To 13 Inches Of Snow Expected In And Around Pittsburgh; Standoff Ends With All Hostages Rescued, Assailant Dead; Rabbi Who Was Held Hostage Receives Praises; Senate To Take Up Election Reform Legislation Tuesday; Australian Open About To Begin Without Novak Djokovic. Aired 6-7p ET
• At Least 25 North Carolina Counties Declare State Of Emergency; Winter Weather Advisory For Pittsburgh Until 1:00 P.M. Tomorrow; FBI Identifies Synagogue Hostage Taker As British Citizen; Interview With John Bolton On U.S.-Russia Tension Over Ukraine; U.S. Surgeon-General Warns Of Tough Weeks Ahead With Omicron Wave; Biden's Bad Week With Setbacks On Voting Rights, COVID And Economy; Civil Rights Leaders Push For Voting Rights In Honor Of MLK. Aired 7-8p ET
• Snow and Ice Creating Dangerous Conditions in North Carolina; Pittsburgh Expects Up to 13 Inches of Snow; Rabbi Who Was Held Hostage Describes the Ordeal; Pentagon Says Russia Preps Operation to Justify Ukraine Invasion; Oath Keepers Leader Pleads Not Guilty to Seditious Conspiracy; North Korea Fires Possible Ballistic Missile; Biden's Voting Rights Push Collapses Ahead of MLK Holiday; Reframing Marilyn Monroe. Aired 8-9p ET
• All Four Hostages In A Texas Synagogue Have Been Released Unharmed; Australian Court Hearing Novak Djokovic's Appeal Of Visa Revocation; Thousands Protest France's Proposed Vaccine Pass; British Prime Minister Boris Johnson Under Pressure To Quit Over Lockdown Violations; Millions In U.S. In Path Of Severe Winter Weather. Aired 12-1a ET
• Australian Court Hearing Novak Djokovic's Appeal Of Visa Revocation; All Four Hostages In A Texas Synagogue Have Been Released Unharmed; Millions In U.S. In Path Of Severe Winter Weather; Study Reveals Omicron Inherently Milder In Children Under 5; Australian Court Renders Ruling In Djokovic's Visa Case. Aired 1-2a ET
• Australian Court Denies Novak Djokovic Visa Appeal; All Four Hostages In A Texas Synagogue Have Been Released Unharmed; Millions In U.S. In Path Of Severe Winter Weather; Countries Reject 100-Plus Million Vaccine Doses Close To Expiring. Aired 2-3a ET
• Millions In U.S. In Path Of Severe Winter Weather; Australian Court Denies Novak Djokovic Visa Appeal; All Four Hostages In A Texas Synagogue Have Been Released Unharmed; British Prime Minister Boris Johnson Under Pressure To Quit Over Lockdown Violations; Tsunami Made "Significant Impact" On Tonga. Aired 3-4a ET
• British Prime Minister Boris Johnson Under Pressure To Quit Over Lockdown Violations; Australian Court Denies Novak Djokovic Visa Appeal; U.K. Officials Monitored Texas Synagogue Attack, Contacted Local Authorities; U.S. Residents Can Now Bill For COVID-19 Home Tests; Tsunami Made "Significant Impact" On Tonga; Millions In U.S. In Path Of Severe Winter Weather. Aired 4-5a ET
• U.K. Officials Monitored Texas Synagogue Attack, Contacted Local Authorities; All Four Hostages In A Texas Synagogue Have Been Released Unharmed, Assailant Dead; Australian Court Denies Novak Djokovic Visa Appeal; Severe Winter Weather To Impact 80 Million People In U.S.; U.S. Residents Can Now Bill For COVID-19 Home Tests; British Prime Minister Boris Johnson Under Pressure To Quit Over Lockdown Violations; Tsunami Made "Significant Impact" On Tonga. Aired 5-6a ET


Fareed Zakaria GPS
• Interview With Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov About Russia's Demands; Two Former Western officials Who Have Sat Across From President Putin At The Negotiating Table Share Their Thoughts On Putin's Threats; Interview With Harvard Scholar Danielle Allen About What We Can Learn From The Pandemic. Aired 10-11a ET


Inside Politics
• Biden's Voting Rights Push Collapses As Nation Marks MLK Day; Critics Say Government Has Been Too Slow On Testing, Mask Guidance; Trump Slams Republicans Who Don't Support Election Fraud Claims; DOJ Charges 11 Oath Keepers With Seditious Conspiracy; Poll: 54 Percent Of Americans Say Economy Is Getting Worse; What MLK Day Means In 2022. Aired 8-9a ET


New Day Sunday
• Biden To Hold Press Conference Marking One Year In Office; Bengals Edge Raiders To End Longest Playoff Winless Streak; Chicago Business Gives Ex-Inmates A Second Chance. Aired 6-7a ET
• Hostage Safe, Suspect Dead After Stand-Off At A Texas Synagogue; Djokovic Loses Visa Appeal, Won't Play In Australian Open; More Than 80 Million People Are Under Winter Weather Alerts; Senate To Take Up Voting Rights This Week, Despite Grim Odds; Restaurants Struggle To Stay Open During Pandemic; Hospital Chaplain Helps Patients, Families Dealing With COVID-19. Aired 7-8a ET


Reliable Sources
• Trump's Recycled Message Draws Crowd, But Not Coverage; How Fox Is Boosting Dr. Oz's Senate Campaign; COVID Disinformation Can Be A Deadly Problem; Red And Green Ratings To Separate Fact From Fiction Online; Chilling Impact Of Hong Kong's Press Crackdown. Aired 11a-12p ET


State of the Union
• Interview With Rep. James Clyburn (D-SC); Interview With Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA); Interview With Rep. Michael McCaul (R-TX); Interview With U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy. Aired 9-10a ET