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February 04, 2019
• Diverse Democratic Field Readies to Challenge Trump; President Trump to Deliver State of the Union Tomorrow; Trump Says He Won't Rule Out Another Shutdown or a National Emergency; Interview With Joe Lieberman; Lieberman, Ocasio-Cortez Spar Over Democratic Party's Future; Axios: Trump's Post-Midterm Schedule Has Been 60 Percent Executive Time; Embattled Virginia Governor Holds Cabinet Meeting; Trump: I Will Send Troops Back to Syria if ISIS Returns; Trump May Still Shutdown Government, Declare National Emergency; Majority of Americans Oppose Another Government Shutdown, According to New Poll; Embattled Virginia Governor Holds Cabinet Meeting. Aired 9-9:30a ET


February 03, 2019
• Virginia Governor Denies He's in a Racist Yearbook Photo; Trump Signals He Plan to Declare National Emergency for Wall; Thousands Rally in Venezuela in Pro- and Anti-Government Protests; U.S. Suspends Nuclear Arms Control Treaty with Russia; Rams versus Patriots in Super Bowl; All-Female Flyover to Honor Naval Aviation Pioneer Captain Rosemary Mariner; Interview with Stacy Uttecht and Joellen Oslund, Naval Aviators. Aired 5-6a ET
• Virginia Governor Denies He's in a Racist Yearbook Photo; Trump Signals He Plans to Declare National Emergency for Wall; Thousands Rally in Venezuela in Pro- and Anti-Government Protests; Dozens Protest Federal Prison Without Heat, Power in New York; Rams versus Patriots in Super Bowl; Interview with Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms; U.S. Suspends Nuclear Arms Control Treaty with Russia; All- Female Flyover to Honor Naval Aviation Pioneer Captain Rosemary Mariner; Interview with Stacy Uttecht and Joellen Oslund, Naval Aviators; Pope Makes Historic Visit to UAE. Aired 4-5a ET
• Virginia Governor Denies He's in a Racist Yearbook Photo; Interview with Rep. Karen Bass (D), Congressional Black Caucus; Thousands Rally in Venezuela in Pro- and Anti-Government Protests; U.S. Suspends Nuclear Arms Control Treaty with Russia; Pope Makes Historic Visit to UAE; Prime Minister May Determined to Deliver Brexit on Time; Rams versus Patriots in Super Bowl. Aired 3-3:30a ET
• Trump to Deliver First Address Under Divided Government; Wall Street Sees Largest January Gains in Decades; "Empire" Star Sends Defiant Message after Attack; Police Recapture Ex-Cage Fighter Accused in Three Murders. Aired 6-7p ET
• Another Possible Government Shutdown; Trump has Raised Funds for Re-election; Ralph Northam Resist Calls for Resignation; U.S. Troops will Return if ISIS Resurges; Super Bowl 53 Kicksoff in Atlanta; Plane Crash in Southern California; 21 Savage Arrested by ICE; Officers Who Rescued a Missing Boy for Three Days in North Carolina. Aired 5-6p ET
• Trump Hints on Another Shutdown, National Emergency Declaration; ICE Arrests Grammy-Nominated Rapper 21 Savage in Metro Atlanta; Calls for Governor Northam to Resign Continues; Interview with Representative Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI); Aired 4-5p ET
• Trump: Another Shutdown, National Emergency On The Table; Trump: Nancy Pelosi Is "Very Bad For Our Country"; GOP Senator: "Chances Of Reaching Agreement Are Slim; VA Governor Northam Not Resigning Amid Growing Pressure To Out; Growing Field Of Dem Women Candidates Face Unique Challenges; MMA Fighter With Pending Murder Charges Escapes; Patriots, Rams Set To Face Off In Super Bowl LIII; NFL MVP Mahomes Predicts Another Patriots Title. 3-4p ET
• People Calling For The Resignation Of Virginia Governor Ralph Northam; President Trump Is Digging In On His Demand For A Border Wall; The Sports World Will Shift Its Focus To The Mercedes-Benz Stadium In Atlanta For Super Bowl LIII; Trump As Ordered A Withdrawal Of U.S. Troops From Syria; Actor And Singer Jussie Smollett Is Speaking Out About The Circumstances Surrounding The Attack He Reported To Chicago Police Last Week; Three-Year-Old North Carolina Boy Who Was Lost In The Woods; Aired 2-3p ET


February 02, 2019
• Virginia Governor Apologizes for Racist Photo on 1984 Medical School Yearbook Page; Trump Signals He Plan to Declare National Emergency for Wall; Senator Cory Booker Announces Presidential Bid; Anti-Maduro Protests Expected around the World; U.S. Suspends Nuclear Arms Control Treaty with Russia; Republican Governor Hogan May Challenge Trump; Judge Threatens Gag Order against Roger Stone; Punxsutawney Phil Predicts Spring's Arrival; 50+ Agencies Working to Secure Super Bowl. Aired 5-6a ET
• Virginia Governor Apologizes for Racist Photo on 1984 Medical School Yearbook Page; U.S. Suspends Nuclear Arms Control Treaty with Russia; Anti-Maduro Protests Expected around the World; Interview with Asa Cusack, London School of Economics; Next U.S.-North Korea Summit End of February; Possible Candidate Sherrod Brown Plans to Conquer "Trump Country"; Cracking Down on Human Trafficking ahead of Super Bowl; China's Lunar New Year Preparations Underway. Aired 4-5a ET
• Anti-Maduro Protests Expected around the World; Trump Says He Never Asked Stone about WikiLeaks; U.S. Suspends Nuclear Arms Control Treaty with Russia; Virginia Governor Apologizes for Racist Photo on 1984 Medical School Yearbook Page; Hindu Pilgrims Celebrate Kumbh Mela. Aired 3-3:30a ET
• Prosecutors Lay Out Volume Of Evidence On Stone; Trump Hints At Border Wall Action Around State Of The Union; Soon: Tulsi Gabbard Officially Kicks Off 2020 Bid. Aired 8-9p ET
• Governor Northam Was Called to Resign; Northam Denies Being Seen in Racist Yearbook Photo; U.S. to Withdraw From INF Treaty; CNN Original Film 'Three Identical Strangers.' Aired 7-8p ET
• Virginia Governor's Racist Behavior; Derrick Johnson Speaks On Northam. Aired 5-5:30p ET
• 2020 Democratic Candidates Call for Va. Governor to Resign; Trump Says Shutdown Talks a "Waste of Time" & Hints as SOTU Announcement; Trump: Pelosi Is "Very Bad for Our Country"; Coy Wire Talks Super Bowl with Shaquille O'Neal; Pompeo: U.S. Officially Will Drop Nuclear Treaty with Russia. Aired 4-5p ET
• VA. Governor Ralph Northam Holds Press Conference on Racist Yearbook Photo; VA. Governor Denies He's in Racist Photo, Insists He Won't Resign; Interview with NAACP President Derrick Johnson; Massive Security Operation Underway to Keep Super Bowl LIII Safe. Aired 3-4p ET
• Racially Insensitive Photo Surfaces on Virginia Democratic Governor Ralph Northam's Medical School Yearbook Page. Democratic Party Leaders Call on Governor Northam to Resign; President Trump Criticizes House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for Refusing Funding of Border Wall; Virginia Democratic Governor Ralph Northam Holds Press Conference to Claim He is Not in Controversial Photo. Aired 2-3p ET
• Virginia Governor Will Not Resign Over Racist Yearbook Photo; Protests Outside VA Governor's Mansion; Political Activist Vivian Paige Responds to Northam's Racist Yearbook Photo; Trump Slams Pelosi as "Rigid" & Hints at New Strategy to Get Wall; Trump Calls Wall Negotiations "Waste of Time," Still Considering Declaring National Emergency; Kirsten Gillibrand Calls on Northam to Resign; Washington State Health Secretary Discusses Rising Measles Cases; Colin Kaepernick's Attorneys Sue NFL for "Blackballing" over National Anthem Kneeling Protest; British House of Commons Speaker Champions "Dissident Minority" in Brexit Debate. Aired 1-2p ET
• Russia To Produce A Medium Range Nuclear Missile; Lawsuit: Family's Push Of Opioid Sales Contributed To Epidemic; More Than 50 Agencies Working To Secure Super Bowl; Virginia Governor Doesn't Believe He's in a Racist Yearbook Photo; Trump Signals Wall or Nothing Approach to Shutdown Talks. Aired 12-1p ET
• Virginia Governor Says He Doesn't Believe He's in Racist Yearbook Photo; Interview with Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee; U.S. and Russia Pull Out of Cold War Nuclear Treaty; Securing the Super Bowl; Wander Must: San Antonio. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Controversial Yearbook Photo Surfaces of Virginia Democratic Governor Ralph Northam in Either Blackface or Ku Klux Klan Outfit; Democratic Party Leaders Call on Governor Northam to Resign; Interview with Rep. Andre Carson (D-VA), Russia Pulls out of INF Nuclear Arms Treaty; Democratic Senator Cory Booker Announces 2020 Presidential Bid; Interview with Musician and Producer Jermaine Dupri; Patriots and Rams Prepare for Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta. Aired 10-11a ET


February 01, 2019
• Intel Chief's Job Secured; Maduro Going After Opposition Bloodlines; Trump and Kim Summit 2.0; U.S. Leaves INF Treaty; Trump, Next North Korea Summit End Of February; Guaido, Maduro Forces Trying To Intimidate My Family; Jury To Begin Deliberations Monday In El Chapo Trial; Bypassing U.S. Sanctions; Countdown To Brexit; Shameful Legacy; Year Of The Pig. Aired 3-4a ET
• E.U. Powers Set Up Firm to Thwart Trump's Iran Sanctions; Jury To Begin Deliberations Monday In "El Chapo" Trial; Refugee On Manus Island Wins Top Literary Prize; Preview Of The 2019 Super Bowl Ads; Donald Trump Makes a New Claim; End of ISIS; Trump Says No Wall, No Deal; Second North Korean Summit; Venezuela's Power Struggle; Withdrawal From Nuclear Treaty With Russia. Aired 2-3a ET
• European Countries Set Up Trade Channel with Iran; On the Front Lines of the Battle against ISIS in Syria; Sex Trafficking and the "Super Bowl". Aired 1-2a ET
• Trump Meets Intel Chiefs after Publicly Insulting Them; Future of Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Agreement; Venezuela's Self- Declared President Says Maduro Forces Tried to Enter Home of His Wife's Family; Defense Attorneys Present Their Closing Arguments in the Trial of El Chapo; Interview with Malcolm Beith, Author; Guaido: Maduro Forces Trying to Intimidate My Family; Trump Claims Intel Chiefs Were Misquoted; Refugee on Manus Island Wins Top Literary Prize. Aired 12m-1a ET
• Trump Claims Intel Officials Were Misquoted, Despite Public Remarks; Jussie Smollett Speaks Out About an Alleged Attack; Cory Booker Joins A Diverse and Crowded Democratic Field for President; Baldwin Interviews Toni Harris, Football Player Featured in Super Bowl Ad; Officers In North Carolina Work Tirelessly to Find Missing Three- Year-Old Boy. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Senator Cory Booker Announces Presidential Bid; Trump Administration Suspends Nuclear Treaty With Russia; Trump Calls Wall Negotiations Waste of Time. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Foxconn Reverses Course on Wisconsin Plant after Trump Call; Elizabeth Warren Is Apologizing to Cherokee Nations on Her Controversial DNA Test; Democratic Field of Presidential Candidates Grows; Judge Considers Gag Order in Roger Stone Case; Trump: Rosenstein Told My Lawyers I'm Not Mueller Target. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Cory Booker Speaks After Announcing Presidential Bid; Cory Booker Joins A Diverse and Crowded Democratic Field; A Source Says ISIS Could Regain Territory in Syria in 6 to 12 Months if U.S. Does Not Keep Up Military Pressure. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Interview with Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-IL); Little Progress Made on Funding for Border Wall; Purdue Pharma Accused of Doubly Profiting off Opioid Crisis; Bill Belichick and Sean McVay's Public Statements Before Super Bowl Sunday. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• US Adds 304,000 Jobs In January, Beating Expectations; 2020 Race: Sen. Cory Booker Kicks Off 2020 Bid, Joins Crowded Dem Field; U.S. Announces Suspension Of Landmark Nuclear Arms Treaty; Roger Stone Returns To Federal Court; Senate Investigators Told Donald Trump Jr.'s Calls Before Trump Tower Meeting Were Not With His Dad; Cohen To Appear Before House Intel Cmte Next Week. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Interview with Rep. Tom Reed (R-NY); Guaido Won't Rule out Military Support; Countdown to the Super Bowl. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• U.S. Adds 304,000 Jobs in January, Beating Expectations; U.S. Announces Withdrawal from Landmark Nuclear Arms Treaty; Senator Cory Booker Kicks Off 2020 Presidential Bid; Senator Cory Booker Kicks Off 2020 Bid, Joins Crowded Democratic Field; Donald Trump: Bipartisan Talks on Border Wall is a "Waste of Time"; Trump Claims Rosenstein Told His Lawyers He's Not Mueller's Target; Roger Stone Appears in Federal Court Today; Senate Investigators Briefed About Donald Trump Jr.'s Calls Before Trump Tower Meeting. Aired 9-9:30a ET


January 31, 2019
• Two Powers Fighting for One Throne; President Trump Not Pleased with His Own Intel Chiefs; Brexit Stuck Between a Rock and a Hard Place; E.U. Rejects U.K.'s Bid To Reopen Brexit Negotiations; Guaido To New York Times, Maduro's Re-election Illegitimate; Venezuela In Crisis; Trade Talks; Facebook's Big Profits; Asylum Reassessed; Super Bowl LIII Preparations; Throwing Shade. Aired 3-4a ET
• Venezuela Opposition 'Has Met Military', Says Juan Guaido; U.N.: Rising Migrant Death Rate On Mediterranean; New Case Of Canadian Falling Mysteriously Sick In Cuba; Dangerous Cold Grips Parts Of U.S. Aired 2-3a ET
• U.K. Parliament Wants Alternative to "Backstop"; Rising Migrant Death Rate on Mediterranean; U.S.-China Trade Talks; Bitter, Dangerous Cold Grips Parts of U.S.; Trump's Global Waming Tweet Inspires Jokes. Aired 1-2a ET
• Protests in Venezuela as Guaido Speaks with Trump; Trump to Meet with Chinese Vice Premier; Death Toll Soars to 99 in Brazil Dam Collapse. Aired 12-1a ET
• Venezuela's Self-Declared President Says Maduro Forces Tried to Enter Home of His Wife's Family; Senate Voting to Rebut Trump on Syria, Afghanistan; Last Remnants of ISIS Make Final Stand in Syria; 12 Deaths Now Linked to Brutal Weather; One of America's Richest Families Comes Under Scrutiny. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Crisis in Venezuela; Howard Schultz Savoring Democratic Opposition to Potential Presidential Run; Trump Expresses More Doubts About Intel Chiefs. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Interview with Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA); New Information on Reported Attack on "Empire" Star Jussie Smollett; Sen. Kamala Harris May Face Challenge with African-American Voters in 2020 Race. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Trump Says A Wall or Nothing; Pelosi Open to Some Barrier but Says No Money for Wall; Mueller Team Collects Roger Stone Evidence Spanning Years; Trump Interviewed Ted Cruz's Wife for Head of World Bank. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Midwest Will Become Icy as Temperatures Warm Over Weekend; Howard Schultz Path to Winning May Run Through Blue States; Foxconn Construction of Wisconsin Factory Likely to Shift to Technology Hub; Roger Goodell Acknowledges Several Days of Conversations Followed Bad NFC Call. Sean Payton Ate Ice Cream for Three Days Following Bad NFC Call. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Russia Investigation: Trump says he will leave Mueller report decision to Justice Dept; Negotiations Underway: Trump Blames Paul Ryan For Not Getting Border Wall Funding. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Freezing Temps Blanket U.S.; "Deep Fake" Video Threat; Future of Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Agreement; Facebook Posts Record Profit. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Trump Says He Will Leave Mueller Report Decision to Justice Department; Pro-Russian Twitter Account's Disinformation Effort Against the Mueller Probe; Donald Trump: GOP Lawmakers Wasting Their Time on Border Talks; White House Officials: Trump, Aides Continue Prepping National Emergency Order for Border Wall in Case Talks Fail; Mitch McConnell: Democrats' Plan to Make Election Day Holiday, is "Power Grab"; Eleven Dead as Polar Vortex Blankets U.S. with Brutal Freezing Temperatures; Stocks to Open Mixed Amid New Signs of Slowing China Economy. Aired 9-9:30a ET


January 30, 2019
• Nicolas Maduro Wants to Negotiate with Opposition; Top Intel Chiefs Going to Opposite Direction; New Challenge for Brexit Talks; Huawei's CFO to be Extradited; Maduro Tells Russian Media He's Ready For Talks; Intel Chiefs Contradict Trump On ISIS, North Korea, Russia; Brexit Chaos, Markets react To Latest U.K. Parliament Votes; Apple CEO Tim Cook Says China Tensions Ease; The Seductress Speaks; Wave Of Abuse Allegations In Speed Skating Scandal. Aired 3-4a ET
• Brexit: Theresa May Set For Further Talks with E.U. Leaders; The Dangers Of Manipulating Video For "Deepfakes"; Polar Vortex To Bring Coldest Air In A Generation; Democrats Fear Schultz Would Siphon Votes. Aired 2-3a ET
• More Jail Time for South Korean Speed Skating Coach; Sex Coach Says Russian Agents Tried to Silence Her; Rappers, Sports Teams Owners Launch Prison Reform Movement; the Dangers of Manipulating Video for "Deepfakes". Aired 1-2a ET
• 84 Bodies Recovered in Brazil Dam Collapse; Only One Witness Testified in El Chapo's Defense; More Jail Time for South Korean Speed Skating Coach. Aired 12-1a ET
• Christie, Kushner's Dad Behind One of the Most Loathsome Crimes; Coldest Air in a Generation Leaves Much of U.S. Below Freezing; Pro-Russian Twitter Account Used Non-Public Material from Mueller's Team to Discredit Russia Probe; Police, No Video Evidence Yet of Attack Against "Empire" Star; Trump Organization Now Plans to Use E-Verify before Making Hires. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Chris Christie's Revealing New Book; Democrats Pushing Medicare for All; Jobs President Trump Promised Not Happening?. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• President Trump's Frightening Claims About What's Happening At The Southern Border; NFL's Roger Goodell Breaking His Silence On The No-Call Controversy From The Rams And Saints Game. Aired: 2:30-3p ET
• Trump and Putin Met without an American Notetaker; Trump Slams His Intel Chiefs as Extremely Passive and Naive; Kamala Harris Open to Multiple Paths to Medicare For All; Interview with Rep. Haley Stevens (D - MI); Democrats Escalate Attacks on Howard Schultz; Protests Erupted as Trump Says Maduro Is Willing to Negotiate. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Interview with former CEO of Starbucks Howard Schultz; President Trump Meeting With Chinese Delegation to Discuss Huawei; President Trump Spoke by Phone This Morning with Juan Guaido of Venezuela; Chicago Police and FBI Investigating Jussie Smollett Hate Crime; Roger Goodell to Give State of the League Address Tonight. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Breathtaking Rebuke Of U.S. Intelligence Leaders By The President Who Those Leaders Openly And Repeatedly Contradicted In Their Testimony To Congress Just Yesterday; More Than 83 Million People Throughout The Midwest Facing Subzero Temperatures. Aired 10- 10:30a ET
• Interview with Rep. David Price (D-NC); Howard Schultz Debates Run; Venezuela Power Struggle. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Lawmakers Kick Off Talks to Prevent Another Government Shutdown; Trump Slams His Intel Chiefs, Calls Them Extremely Passive and Naive; Historic Deep Freeze Slams Midwestern United States; Aired 9-9:30a ET


January 29, 2019
• Acting A.G. Making Controversial Comments on Russia Probe; Government Shutdown Could Happen Again; Some Don't Agree with Starbucks CEO Running in 2020; Maduro Upset with U.S. Sanctions; U.S.- China Trade Talks Hangs in the Balance; U.S. Slaps New Sanctions On Venezuelan State Oil Company; Whitaker, I Think Mueller Probe Close To Completion; Countdown To Brexit; No Veteran Left Behind; Drug Kingpin Trial; Dangerous Deep Freeze; Icy Rescue; Stone Cold Dandy. Aired 3-4a ET
• U.S. Hits Venezuela's State-Owned Oil Company With Sanctions; Prosecution Rests In El Chapo Case; FaceTime Issue Lets Callers Eavesdrop, Secretly Watching Others; Thief Steals Million-Dollar Painting Off Wall. Aired 2-3a ET
• U.S. Turns Up Pressure On Maduro With New Sanctions; Whitaker: Mueller Probe "Close To Being Completed"; White House Won't Rule Out Another Shutdown; Chris Christie Book Sheds Light On Russia Probe; Cost Of Govt. Shutdown: $3 Billion; Lawmakers to Debate and Vote on Changes to PM's Plan; Extreme Temps to Impact 220 Million People; Prosecution Rests in El Chapo Case; thousands of Strangers Help Give Airman a Proper Burial; Trump Associate under Fire from Fashion Police. Aired 1-2a ET
• U.S. Slaps New Sanctions on Venezuelan State Oil Company; El Chapo Will Not Testify in His Own Defense; U.S. Charges Huawei with Fraud, Stealing Trade Secrets. Aired 12-1a ET
• "Empire" Star Says He was Victim of Racial, Homophobic Attack; "Sex Coach" Who Claimed Evidence of Collusion Speaks to CNN; Biden, No Hurry to Make a Decision on Presidential Run; Stacey Abrams to Give Rebuttal to Trump's State of Union; Facetime Bug Lets Users Eavesdrop on Other People. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Democrats Pushing Medicare for All; 'Empire' Star Victim of Apparent Racial, Homophobic Attack; U.S. Intelligence Chiefs Contradict Trump. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• The Author Of A New Tell-All Book About President Trump Faces A Twitter Attack; Four Houston Police Officers Are Still Recovering After A Deadly Shootout With Two Suspects Inside A Suspected Drug Den; Leader Schumer Has Just Announced That Stacey Abrams Will Be The Democrat To Be Giving The Rebuttal To The State Of The Union; Two New Documentaries Have Exposed Just What An Epic Fail The So-Called Luxury Musical Festival Turned Out To Be And The Lawsuits Keep Coming. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Trump Ally Roger Stone Pleads Not Guilty in The Mueller Indictment; Critics Say Whitaker Should Not Comment on The Mueller Probe; Intelligence Chiefs Contradict Trump on North Korea, ISIS, Iran, Russia; Michael Bloomberg Says Democratic Medicare for All Will Bankrupt Us; Howard Schultz Says Warren's Tax Plan for Wealthy Is Ridiculous; Howard Schultz Speaks with CNN Amid Backlash Over Possible Run. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• ISIS Has Returned to Guerilla Warfare Tactics; Dan Coats and Christopher Wray Testify before Senate Intelligence Committee This Morning; Venezuelan Military Conditions on the Ground; Highlights from Super Bowl LIII Opening Night. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• U.S. Intelligence Chiefs Testify on Top Threats to U.S.; Matt Whitaker Says Mueller Probe is Close to Being Completed; Interview with Senator Bob Casey (D-PA); Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Coats to Speak Before Intel Committee; Sanctions on Venezuelan Oil Company; Officers Shot in Texas; Woman Claims Russian Agents Tried Silencing Her. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Roger Stone Arraigned on Charges of Obstruction, Witness Tampering; Matt Whitaker Says Mueller Probe is Close to Being Completed. Aired 9-9:30a ET


January 28, 2019
• Shutdown Part Two if No Wall Funding; Roger Stone Heads to Court to Testify; United Nations to Investigate Khashoggi's Death; Moment of truth for Plan B Brexit. Aired 3-4a ET
• Another Possible Government Shutdown; President Nicholas Maduro Tries to Stay in Power; The Pope Speaks His Mind About Today's Troubling Times; A Church Bombing in the Philippines; Damn Collapse In Brazil; Kamala Harris and the U.S. state looking to take down Trump; Palestinian Security Forces Could Lose U.S. Support; Life-Threatening Cold Threatens Parts Of The U.S.; 'Black Panther' Cast Wins Top Screen Actors Guild Honor. Aired 2-3a ET
• Palestinian Security Forces Could Lose U.S. Support; Life- Threatening Cold Threatens Parts of the U.S.; "Black Panther" Cast Wins Top Screen Actors Guild Honor; "Baby Shark" Takes over YouTube, Music Charts, the World. Aired 1-2a ET
• At Least 58 Confirmed Dead from Brazil Dam Collapse; Palestinian Security Forces Face End of U.S. Support; U.S. Envoy: "Significant Progress" in Taliban Talks. Aired 12m-1a ET
• Trump Says Another Government Shutdown Is Certainly an Option; US Announces New Sanctions Against Venezuela Amid Crisis; GOP's Cornyn Has Confidence in The Process to Achieve A Border Security Deal. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Will Stone Make Deal With Mueller?; Assessing the Democratic 2020 Contenders; Trump Threatens Another Government Shutdown Over Border Wall. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Interview with Rep. Katherine Clark (D-MA); Phoenix Police Arrest Suspect in Sexual Assault of Woman in Vegetative State; Pelosi to Trump: No State of the Union Until Government Reopens; Trump Responds to Pelosi on State of the Union; Trump Responds to Cohen Postponing Testimony "Due to Threats." Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Michael Bloomberg Warns That an Independent Candidate Would Reelect Trump; Race to Replace Trump Heats Up with Many New Contenders; Kamala Harris Announces Her Candidacy; Ex-Starbucks CEO Says US Cannot Afford Healthcare for All; Roger Stone Says No Intention of Cutting Deal with Robert Mueller; The Economy Lost 11 Billion Due to Government Shutdown. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Interview with Amb. Richard Haass; Roger Stone is Keeping All Legal Options Open; The Rams and the Patriots Hold Rallies Before Traveling to Atlanta for Super Bowl; Screen Actors Guild Awards. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• President Trump Not Ruling Out Another Shutdown; Lawmakers Face February 15th Deadline Ahead of Another Shutdown; Howard Schultz "Seriously Thinking" an Independent Run for President; Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Venezuelans Devastated by Food Shortages; Roger Stone Does Not Rule Out Cooperating with Mueller; FAA Pledges Safety as Shutdown Ends; U.S. Envoy: U.S., Taliban Agree to Framework of Peace Deal. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Lawmakers Face February 15th Deadline Ahead of Another Shutdown; 800,000 Federal Employees Return to Work After 35-Day Shutdown; Senator Kamala Harris Launches Presidential Campaign; Lawmakers Face February 15 Deadline Ahead of Another Shutdown; Interview With Sen. Maggie Hassan (D-NH); WSJ: Trump Doubts He'll Accept Any New Border Compromise; Senate Republicans to Push Barr's Attorney General Nomination This Week. Aired 9-9:30a ET


January 27, 2019
• Venezuela Political and Economic Crisis; Interview with Jennifer McCoy, Georgia State University; Trump Retreats but Vows Will Build Wall; Shutdown Costly to Trump Approval Rating; Trump Confidant Roger Stone Indicted; Blast Kills at least 17 at Philippine Cathedral; Hundreds Still Missing after Brazil Dam Collapse; Police Search for Serial Killer Who Murdered Parents; Steve King Goes Home to Defend Himself against Racism Claims; Vince Lombardi Trophy Arrives in Atlanta. Aired 5-6a ET
• Venezuela Political and Economic Crisis; Interview with Jennifer McCoy, Georgia State University; Trump Retreats but Vows Will Build Wall; Interview with Amy Pope, Former U.S. Deputy Homeland Security Adviser; Hundreds Still Missing after Brazil Dam Collapse; Kamala Harris Courts Black Women Voters; Three-Year Old Found Alive after Days Lost in Woods; SAG Awards 2019. Aired 4-5a ET
• Venezuela Political and Economic Crisis; Trump Retreats but Vows Will Build Wall; Hundreds Still Missing after Brazil Dam Collapse; History to Be Made at Australian Open. Aired 3-3:30a ET
• Roger Stone Does Not Rule Out Cooperating With Robert Mueller; U.S. Lifts Sanctions on Oligarch-linked Russian Companies; Senator Kamala Harris Formally Launches Presidential Bid. Aired 8-9p ET
• Trump Threatens Shutdown or Emergency Declaration if Congress Doesn't Give His Border Wall Money; Polls: Trump Approval Rating Now At 38 Percent; Senator Kamala Harris Formally Kicks Off Presidential Bid; Trump Administration Lifts Sanctions on Firms Linked to Russian Oligarch; Roger Stone Indictment Links Trump Campaign to WikiLeaks. Aired 7-8p ET
• Steve King Holds First Town Hall Since Recent Controversy; Bolton Warns Maduro to Keep U.S. Diplomats Safe; Wall Street This Week: Earnings, Trade, Jobs Report and More; Stars Arrive for the Screen Actors Guild Awards; Trump Tries to Bounce Back After Horrible Day in Presidency. Aired 6-7p ET
• Senator Kamala Harris Launches Presidential Bid for 2020; Roger Stone Might Cooperate with the Mueller Investigation; Screen Actor's Guild Awards and the Prediction for the Oscars; President Trump Ending the Week Badly. Aired 5-6p ET
• Kamala Harris' Bid for President; Eight Democrat Candidates Have Announced They Are Running for President. Aired 4-5p ET
• Trump: Lawmakers Have 19 Days To Avoid New Shutdown; Mulvaney: Trump Willing To Shutdown Government Again Over Border; Lawmakers Search For Common Ground To Avoid Another Shutdown; Indicted Trump Associate Roger Stone Does Not Rule Out Cooperating Mueller; Corsi: I'll Tell Truth, Let Testimony Fall Wherever It Falls; Soon: Kamala Harris Formally Launches Presidential Bid At Rally; Bolton Warns Maduro: Keep U.S. Diplomats Safe; ISIS Claims Responsibility For Twin Church Bombings In Philippines; Suspect In Louisiana Murders Captured In Virginia; Rep. Steve King Addresses White Nationalist Controversy; "Three Identical Strangers" Premieres Tonight At 9 ET. 3-4pm ET
• U.S. Government Is Open For Business For Now; Exclusive Interview With California Congresswoman Maxine Waters; Roger Stone Says He Is Not Ruling Out Cooperating With Special Counsel Robert Mueller; Senator Kamala Harris Will Appear At An Official Launch Rally For Her 2020 White House Bid. Aired 2-3p ET


January 26, 2019
• Trump Agrees to Reopen Government, Gets Zero for Wall; Grand Jury Indicts Trump Confidant Roger Stone; Brazil Dam Collapse; U.S. and Opposition Crank Up Pressure on Maduro; Interview with Brett Bruen, Former White House Director of Global Engagement; Yellow Vest Protesters Gather in Paris for 11th Weekend. Aired 5-6a ET
• Trump Agrees to Reopen Government, Gets Zero for Wall; Grand Jury Indicts Trump Confidant Roger Stone; U.S. and Opposition Crank Up Pressure on Maduro; Britain's Food Safety Inspections Could Be Disrupted; Federal Workers Head Back to Government Jobs; Interview with Lorie McCann, IRS Programmer; CNN Cameras Roll as Stone Is Arrested; Pope Defends Migrants, Takes Aim at Wall Builders; Brazil Dam Collapse; Hollywood's Stunning Transformations. Aired 4-5a ET
• Trump Agrees to Reopen Government, Gets Zero for Wall; Grand Jury Indicts Trump Confidant Roger Stone; Brazil Dam Collapse; U.S. and Opposition Crank Up Pressure on Maduro; Interview with Juan Carlos Hidalgo, Cato Institute; 17th Century Painting Discovered behind Wall in Paris. Aired 3-3:30a ET
• Roger Stone Indictment Links Trump Campaign To WikiLeaks; Presidential Power Struggle In Venezuela; Good Samaritan Gives Colin Powell Roadside Assistance; Thomas Perez Discussing Roger Stone's Indictment. Aired 8-9p ET
• Manhunt for Killer of 5 People in Louisiana; John Podesta Reacts to Stone Arrest; Roger Stone Says No Evidence of Collusion with WikiLeaks, Russia; Wages Flat for Workers in Booming Economy; Democrats Look to Raise Takes on Rich to Help Environment, Reverse Wage Gap. Aired 5-6p ET
• Manhunt for Killer of 5 People in Louisiana; A Look at Roger Stone's Long & Sordid Career; Far-Right Media Divided in Reaction to Trump Shutdown Deal Without Wall Funding; Twins Separated at Birth Find Each Other after Watching CNN's 'THREE IDENTICAL STRANGERS"; Backlash over Hollywood's Portrayal of Real-Life Stories. Aired 4-5p ET
• Roger Stone Faces Arraignment Tuesday, Says No Evidence of Collusion with WikiLeaks, Russia; Trump Temporarily Ends Shutdown Without Wall Money; Impact of Shutdown Still Lingers for Federal Workers Who Missed Two Paychecks; Roger Stone Says No Evidence of Collusion with WikiLeaks, Russia & WikiLeaks Attorney Says Stone Arrest "Intimidation"; Pompeo Tells Venezuela "Don't Test U.S." & Urges U.N. to Recognize Guaido as President; Steve King Defends Self on Racist Remarks to Constituents. Aired 3-4p ET
• President Agrees to Temporarily End Partial Government Shutdown; President Trump States Government Shutdown May Resume over Border Wall Funding; Government Workers Unpaid During Shutdown Still Waiting for Backpay After Government Reopens; FBI Arrests Former Trump Campaign Adviser Roger Stone in Connection with Russia Investigation; Analysts Examine Economic Impact of Government Shutdown; Authorities Find Three-Year-Old Boy Missing for 55 Hours. Aired 2-3p ET


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