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CNN Transcripts for February 25, 2024

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CNN Newsroom
• Zelenskyy Says He Has Hope That Congress Will Approve More Aid; Top U.S. Humanitarian Official To Travel To Middle East This Week; Trump Wins South Carolina Primary, Haley Vows To Stay In Race; Georgia Governor Criticizes Biden Over Jogger Death At UGA; Primary Race Shifts To Battleground State Of Michigan On Tuesday. Aired 2-3p ET
• Zelenskyy Remains Defiant: No Option But To Win Fight Against Russia; Top US Humanitarian Official To Travel To Middle East This Week; Hijacked At Sea. Aired 3-4p ET
• White House Says Negotiators Have Agreed To "Basic Contours" Of Hostage Deal; Volodymyr Zelenskyy Remains Defiant As War Enters Third Year; Suspect In UGA Campus Killing Arrested; Death Row Inmate Seeking New Trial; Rep. Brad Sherman (D-CA) Interview On War In Ukraine; Search For Missing Couple In Caribbean; Record Warmth This Week. Aired 4-5p ET
• Zelensky Warns Of Impending Russian Attack, Hopes For U.S. Aid; Rep. Mike Quigley (D-IL) Is Interviewed About The U.S. Congress And Ukraine Aid; Trump To Focus On General Election, Nikki Haley Not Bowing Out Of The Race; Sen. Schumer Sounds The Alarm On Possible Government Shutdown; State Lawmakers Scramble To Protect IVF After Court Ruling; Negotiators Agree On Outline Of Hostage Deal; U.S. Faces Roller Coaster Weather. Aired 5-6p ET
• U.S. Aid For Ukraine In Doubt As War Enters Third Year; National Security Adviser Says Ukraine Aid Decision Rests On Speaker Johnson; Interview With Representative Susan Wild (D-PA) About Ukraine And IVF In Alabama; Major Donor Halts Spending On Haley Campaign; Suspect In UGA Campus Killing Has Been Arrested Before; Family Of Missing Couple Still Hopeful They Will Return Home; Biden To Meet With Congressional Leaders On Ukraine Aid; Families Of Killed Palestinian- American Teens Demand Answers; FOX News Quiet After GOP Informant Indicted For Lying; Series About America's Political Scandal Airs Tonight. Aired 6-7p ET
• Ukraine Struggling To Defend Key Areas Two Years Into The War; Hunter Biden Closed-Door Deposition Set For Wednesday; Interview With Representative Debbie Dingell (D-MI) About Upcoming Michigan Primary; Dual US-Russian Citizen Arrested, Accused Of Treason; Georgia Forges Ahead In Electric Vehicle Production. Aired 7-8p ET
• Trump Wins South Carolina Primary; World Leaders Gather in Kyiv; Protesters Clash With Police in Israel. Aired 3-4a ET
• South Carolina Republican Primary Won by Donald Trump; Haley Will Remain in the Campaign; As Third Year of Conflict Begins, Ukraine Observes Somber Occasion; European Leaders Say Extra Funding for Ukraine; $50 Billion Funding Authorized by EU; Congress Holds Up U.S. Military Assistance; Russian Authorities Finally Handed the Body of Alexei Navalny to His Family; Protests in Israel; New Strikes on Houthi Targets; Israel-Hamas War; Netanyahu: Anticipating Update from Israel Talks; Netanyahu Thinking About Evacuating Civilians from Rafah; Fatal Helicopter Crash Involved Two National Guard Members; Lack of Financing Causes Migrant Welcoming Center Closure; Truck Driver Overtime Hours Will Be Restricted by Japanese Government; French Agriculture Fair: Farmers Demonstrate Against E.U. Farming Regulations. Aired 4-5a ET
• Trump Wins South Carolina Republican Primary; U.S. Military Aid Package Held Up In Congress; U.S. Conducts New Strikes On Houthi Targets; Trump Allies Launch Super PAC To Help Fund Campaign, Legal Bills; China Returning Pandas To San Diego Zoo. Aired 5-6a ET


CNN This Morning
• Trump Wins South Carolina Republican Primary; Nikki Haley Vows To Fight On Despite Losing In Her Home State; U.S. And Britain Carry Out Fourth Round Of Strikes On Houthi Targets In Yemen; House Returns From Two-Week Recess With Foreign Aid Bill On The Line; Zelenskyy To Address Ukraine After Second Anniversary Of War; Ukraine Marks Grim Anniversary As Third Year Of War Begins. Aired 6-7a ET
• Trump Wins South Carolina Republican Primary; Nikki Haley Vows To Fight On Despite Losing In Her Home State; U.S. And Britain Carry Out Fourth Round Of Strikes On Houthi Targets In Yemen; Three Alabama Clinics Pause IVF Following Court Ruling; Alabama House Democrats File Bill Declaring Fertilized Human Egg Or Human Embryo Outside Uterus Is Not Unborn Child; Wave Of Attacks Hit Donetsk, Kyiv Overnight; Russia's War On Ukraine; As Third Year Of Conflict Begins, Ukraine Observes Somber Occasion; Donetsk, Kyiv Saw Wave Of Strikes Overnight; Israeli Negotiators Heading To Qatar; A.I. May Contribute To The Production Of Infinitely Clean Energy, According To Scientists; Critical Water Shortage In Mexico City; Trump Wins South Carolina Republican Primary. Aired 7-8a ET
• Israel Negotiating Team Heading to Qatar to Discuss Hostage Deal; Growing Debris Field in Earth's Orbit Worries Scientists; SAG Awards Debut on Netflix for First Show Since Actors' Strike; Duke Star Player Injured. Aired 8-9a ET


Fareed Zakaria GPS
• Zelenskyy Takes Questions After Second Anniversary of War; Interview with Radoslaw Sikorski about Ukraine War. Aired 10-11a ET
• Why Iran Hates America. Aired 8-9p ET


Inside Politics
• Haley Staying In The Race Despite Losing In South Carolina; House Under Pressure To Deliver Aid To Ukraine On Anniversary; Zelenskyy Holds Press Conference To Mark Two Years Of War; Republican Congressmen Air Anger At Gaetz Primary Antics; Biden Facing Major Tests In Michigan Primary Tuesday; Steve Bannon Repeats Election Lie At CPAC. Aired 11a-12p ET


State of the Union
• Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy Holds Press Conference; Interview With U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan; Interview With Fmr. Gov. Asa Hutchinson (R-AR); Interview With Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D-MI); Interview With Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX). Aired 9-10a ET


The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper
• Did Not Air 8-9p ET