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More Musk madness, winter weather woes, severe stocks selloff Dec 16, 2022

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Why has Elon Musk banned multiple prominent journalists from Twitter, and what does this mean for free speech on the platform? Plus, a winter storm bombards millions of Americans with heavy snow and ice. And, why did the stock market post its worst day in months yesterday?

Also on today's show: Why airlines are pulling back on perks ... FIFA rebuffs Zelensky's request for World Cup peace message ... Idaho police are tracking down 22,000 white Hyundai Elantras in their search for the killer of four college students.

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Musk’s free speech, Meghan “fed to wolves”, Pelosi attacker’s other targets Dec 15, 2022

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Elon Musk is pro-free speech…except when it comes to his critics. The Twitter user who had his account suspended for tracking Musk’s private jet to highlight the billionaire’s carbon footprint, joins CNN This Morning. The panel discusses Prince Harry saying his brother screamed, and his father lied during the Royal split, with Meghan adding, I was “Fed to the wolves” by the Palace, in the couple’s new Netflix docuseries. Plus, the other targets Paul Pelosi’s attacker had in his sights.
CNN Business and Politics Correspondent Vanessa Yurkevich reports on how more middle-aged men are disappearing from the workforce. CNN Senior Data Reporter Harry Enten looks at whether “Avatar 2” can break $2 billion to save a struggling box office. CNN Medical Correspondent Dr Tara Narula joins to talk about how infant deaths are higher in states with abortion restrictions. Plus, why organizations are skeptical of Musk’s “Twitter files”, and celebrities face exposure after the collapse of crypto giant FTX.
Hosted by Don Lemon, Kaitlan Collins and Poppy Harlow.

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Border crisis, no bail for SBF, Sandy Hook survivor speaks out Dec 14, 2022

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Biden prepares for a migrant surge ahead of a Trump-era policy ending. El Paso officials are calling "Title 42" expiration a “Federal crisis”, as the DHS deploys more agents to the border. Bail has been denied for crypto king Sam Bankman-Fried, who stands accused of fraud over years, as CNN learns the FTX founder diverted customer funds to political campaigns. Sandy Hook survivor Cyrena Arokium, now 17, joins CNN This Morning 10-years later to discuss gun violence in America.
CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr, Sanjay Gupta fact checks Florida Governor DeSantis’ attacks on Covid vaccines which have saved over 3 million lives. Plus, a major breakthrough in talks to avert a Government shutdown, lawmakers unveil a bipartisan bill to ban TikTok in the US over spying concerns, public vs. private school: why US education is rapidly changing, and the World Cup renews debate: who is the greatest player of all time?
Hosted by Don Lemon, Kaitlan Collins and Poppy Harlow.

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Crypto chief arrest, special counsel subpoena, more Uvalde controversy Dec 13, 2022

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Crypto chief Sam Bankman Fried is arrested in the Bahamas, just before he was to testify to Congress about the collapse of crypto exchange FTX, and is now charged with defrauding investors in a “House of cards”. Special counsel Jack Smith subpoenas Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensburger in the investigation into Trump’s coup attempt. An independent review reveals State documents indicating Uvalde Sheriff Nolasco had not completed active shooter training when he attended the Robb Elementary School massacre.
Alexandra Pelosi talks to Don Lemon about her new documentary on her mother Rep. Nancy Pelosi, “Pelosi the House”, and the trauma her family are experiencing following the brutal assault on her father. CNN Medical Correspondent Dr. Tara Narula joins to discuss a study that shows Covid vaccines saved 3.2 million lives, and kept 18.45 million out of hospital in the US. Plus, Afghan refugees in the US could face deportation unless Congress acts, hospitals across the US are overwhelmed amid “Tripledemic” surges, and CNN Senior Data Reporter Harry Enten looks at how often twins pursue the same career.
Hosted by Don Lemon, Kaitlan Collins and Poppy Harlow.

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Government shutdown, Kyrsten Sinema’s crates, Lockerbie bomber justice Dec 12, 2022

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There’s no deal in sight with just five days to go until a Government shutdown. CNN Congressional Correspondent Lauren Fox reports. Arizona Governor Kyrsten Simema builds a border wall of crates in her final days in office before becoming an independent, and says both the Democrats and the GOP have “Failed’ the Southern border. The alleged bombmaker in the attack on Pan Am flight 103 is to face justice, and is now in US custody 34 years after the Lockerbie disaster.
The panel discusses Marjorie Taylor Greene saying she would’ve led and won an “armed” insurrection on January 6th, along with new research that shows we aren’t as divided as we think. Plus, Elon Musk gets a chilly reception from a crowd at a Dave Chappelle show, the new special counsel speeds ahead on Trump probes, migrant workers in the Qatar World cup speak out about abuse, and Will Sharpe, star of HBO’s “White Lotus” joins to talk about the mystery revealed in the season finale.
Hosted by Don Lemon, Kaitlan Collins and Poppy Harlow.

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Brittney back home, Sinema goes independent, Trump’s DOJ trouble Dec 09, 2022

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WNBA star Brittney Griner’s ordeal is finally over as she lands on US soil following her release from a Russian prison. A former Trump Defense Chief tells CNN This Morning why he thinks the prisoner swap for arms dealer Viktor Bout was “Lopsided”. Just days after the Democrats pick up a 51-49 Senate majority, Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema announces she is leaving the Party and has registered as an independent. She speaks with CNN Anchor Jake Tapper about why.
The DOJ is seeking to hold Trump in contempt over the classified documents recovered in the FBI’s search of his Mar-a-Lago residence. Plus, CNN Crime and Justice Reporter Katy Polantz joins to discuss the key Trump allies who may face criminal referrals from the January 6th Panel, hospitals in the US are the fullest they’ve been since Covid, and Trevor Noah plays tribute to black women in his “Daily Show” goodbye.
Hosted by Don Lemon, Kaitlan Collins and Poppy Harlow.

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Brittney Griner free, Putin’s nuclear threat, Harry & Meghan revelations Dec 08, 2022

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BREAKING NEWS: WNBA star Brittney Griner is freed in exchange for convicted arms dealer Viktor Bout, and is “Safe” and in “Good spirits” after her release. Putin warns the Russian people of a protracted war with Ukraine and refuses to rule out the possibility of using nuclear weapons. Buckingham Palace braces as the first “Harry and Meghan” episode is released, with Harry comparing the Royals' treatment of Meghan to Diana, calling it “Hunter Vs. Prey”.
Trump’s Ex-Chief of Staff reacts to the midterm losses of Trump’s picks, and tells Don Lemon the former president is “weak” with swing voters. Rep. James Comer has been selected as the next Chair of the House Oversight Committee. He reacts to Trump hosting racists, and discusses the upcoming probes into the Biden administration. Plus, there’s a new lead in the University of Idaho student killings as law enforcement look for a car seen near the students’ home on the night of the brutal attack, and the IRS requires Americans to report Cash App, Venmo and Paypal earnings over $600.
Hosted by Don Lemon, Kaitlan Collins and Poppy Harlow.

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Warnock wins Senate, Trump Organization guilty, 1/6 criminal referrals Dec 07, 2022

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Raphael Warnock wins the Georgia Senate runoff against Herschel Walker, securing a 51-49 Senate majority for the Democrats, and giving the final midterm rebuke to Trump endorsed candidates. Two Trump Organization companies have been found guilty on all 17 charges connected to a 15-year tax fraud scheme, after being accused of compensating top executives with off-the-books luxury perks to help them avoid paying taxes.
Rep. Pete Aguilar tells co-host Kaitlan Collins the January 6th Committee has decided to make criminal referrals to the DOJ, and also discusses the Democrat’s vow to fight GOP probes and aggression in the House. CNN Political Analyst Maggie Haberman joins to discuss Trump’s turbulent month of a dinner with racists, convictions, taxes and legal setbacks. Plus, a major Supreme Court case tests the future of elections, experts warn of a recession despite signs of a strong economy, and the family of a fallen Capitol police officer snubs GOP leaders at a medal ceremony.
Hosted by Don Lemon, Kaitlan Collins and Poppy Harlow.

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Georgia voters decide, gay rights vs. religion, Trump's Constitution “time bomb” Dec 06, 2022

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Georgia voters head to the polls in the crucial Senate runoff between Warnock and Walker, after early voting puts Warnock in the lead, leaving Walker to pin his hopes on today’s turnout. Black Santa, KKK and Ashley Madison references cap an awkward day in the Supreme Court as it hears arguments about a web designer who doesn’t want to work with same sex-marriage clients due to her faith. As the GOP slowly begins to condemn Trump’s call to terminate the constitution, former Trump National Security Adviser John Bolton tells co-host Kaitlan Collins that Trump’s comments are “Disqualifying” and a “Time bomb” on GOP desks.
After being advised by the DHS about possible attacks from domestic extremists, the FBI probes “Targeted “ attacks on the North Carolina power grid. CNN Law Enforcement Correspondent Whitney Wild reports from the scene in Moore County. CNN Medical Correspondent Dr. Tara Narula talks about how eating ultra-processed foods may increase dementia risk, and CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta discusses the link between scent and attraction. Plus, the “Times Square Killer” makes a stunning admission in court, Ukraine strikes back in its most brazen attacks yet inside Russia, and Emmy-winning “Cheers” actress Kirstie Alley dies at 71.
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FBI manhunt in NC, Georgia Senate runoff, Trump wants “termination” of Constitution Dec 05, 2022

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An FBI manhunt is underway after the North Carolina power grid was targeted in a gunfire attack, leaving thousands without power. CNN Law Enforcement Correspondent Whitney Wild reports on the latest in the investigation. Warnock & Walker make a final push ahead of tomorrows Georgia Senate runoff. Lawmakers rebuke Trump after he calls for a “Termination” of the constitution.
CNN International Correspondent Will Ripley reports on the bleak winter Ukraine is facing as Russian forces attack its power grid. CNN Political Commentator Errol Lewis joins to discuss California considering the largest reparations payout since the Civil War. Plus, Apple make plans to move production out of China, how Elon Musk went from a liberal hero to a conservative one, new Netflix series “Harry and Meghan” to gives a look inside the Royal rift, and original “Sesame Street” cast member Bob McGrath dies at 80.
Hosted by Don Lemon, and Poppy Harlow.

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