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CNN’s Anderson Cooper talks to Harvard Law School professor Laurence Tribe and CNN’s Kaitlan Collins about a federal appeals court ruling that Donald Trump is not immune from prosecution for alleged crimes he committed during his presidency to reverse the 2020 election results.
During the Covid public health emergency, the federal government took several steps to make it easier to access health care via telemedicine. Most of those measures have ended. But one of the regulations that Biden held in place allows many controlled substances like Adderall for ADHD treatment, testosterone for gender-affirming care and buprenorphine to treat opioid use disorder to be prescribed without first having an in-person visit. In-person-visit requirements have traditionally been used to prevent fraud and abuse.
Rachel Maddow looks at the range of disarray in the Republican Party, from state parties with no leadership to poor election outcomes since 2016 and notes new signs from Donald Trump that he is considering replacing RNC chair Ronna Romney McDaniel. But if one part in a two-party democracy dissolves itself, what is left?
The Pentagon has released new video showing the US launching airstrikes against Iranian-backed targets in Yemen on February 3, 2024.
Explore the insidious influence of the Appeal to Fear fallacy in rhetoric and persuasion. Learn how it manipulates emotions, distorts perceptions, and undermines rational discourse, and discover strategies to counter its deceptive tactics for informed decision-making.
COVID-19 vaccination during pregnancy benefits both mother and baby. Side effects are generally mild, and studies don’t show negative effects on the baby. A criticized study that gave COVID-19 vaccines to pregnant rats doesn’t show that vaccines cause autism or that people shouldn’t get COVID-19 vaccines, contrary to claims.
Explore the allure and pitfalls of the Appeal to Emotion fallacy in persuasion. Unveil how emotions sway decisions, the dangers of manipulation, and ways to cultivate resilience against emotional persuasion.
Uncover the subtle yet impactful Appeal to Consequences of a Belief fallacy in logical reasoning. Explore examples and learn how this fallacy, relying on the perceived outcomes rather than evidence, can compromise the quality of debates. Discover the importance of evidence-based reasoning for fostering informed and constructive discussions in an era dominated by emotional appeals.
“It’s particularly notable that Trump compared himself to ‘rogue cops’ and ‘bad apples,’” says Chris Hayes on Trump’s rant demanding criminal immunity. “Trump’s theory…is that he deserves less scrutiny than the already threadbare we’ve set for police in this country.”
The U.S. military attacked Houthi targets inside Yemen for the fifth time in retaliation for attacks in the Red Sea. The Biden administration formally redesignated the Houthis as a terrorist organization. NBC News’ Richard Engel spoke with a top commander of the Houthis who claims they are at war with the U.S.
While on the campaign trail in New Hampshire, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump gave a meandering speech that touched on everything from ‘non-liquid gold‘ (aka corn) and the funeral for his mother-in-law.
CNN legal analyst Norm Eisen weighs in on the heated exchange between Judge Kaplan and Donald Trump that took place in court and includes the moment the judge told the twice impeached, fired ex-president, “you just can’t control yourself.”
Twice impeached, fired ex-President Donald Trump is urging the US Supreme Court to reverse the Colorado Supreme Court’s ruling that removed him from that state’s ballot. Conservative lawyer George Conway reacts.
Donald Trump dealing with syphilis hands, he has been going out of his way to convince us that his brain is just fine by bragging about the results of that cognitive test he took in 2020, Elise Stefanik is said to be a frontrunner for VP pick, Donny was busy in court yesterday trying to intimidate E. Jean Carroll, in Oklahoma a state representative named Justin Humphrey is cracking down on furries in the classroom, and we check in with MyPillow Mike Lindell who is no longer welcome on Fox News!
Explore the transformative potential of Universal Basic Income (UBI) in stimulating economic growth. Learn how UBI can boost consumer spending, address income inequality, encourage entrepreneurship, and support local economies, fostering a more vibrant and inclusive economic landscape.
New York Times reporter and CNN political analyst Maggie Haberman speaks with Gayle King and Charles Barkley about her experience covering former President Donald Trump.
Uncover the nuances of the Appeal to Common Practice fallacy in this insightful article. Explore examples, understand implications, and learn how to identify and avoid this reasoning pitfall. Enhance your critical thinking skills and contribute to more rational discussions by recognizing the limitations of relying on common practices as a basis for argumentation.
Amy McGrath, Co-Founder of Operation Saving Democracy and Mara Gay, New York Times Editorial Board member join Ali Velshi in for Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House to discuss Donald Trump’s insistence on rehashing his grudge with the late Senator from Arizona, stooping so low to insult the late Sen. John McCain for injuries he suffered while he was tortured as prisoner of war in Vietnam.
Judge J. Michael Luttig speaks to Ali Velshi about the Supreme Court’s decision to take up the question of Trump’s eligibility and why he believes it will be “one of the most consequential Supreme Court decisions since the founding of the nation.” He also explains what many Americans get wrong about the case and what he expects the outcome of the Supreme Court’s decision to be. “The Supreme Court does not want to decide this case and they will likely look for every legitimate way possible to avoid deciding whether the former president is disqualified from the presidency. But there are very, very few, if any, off ramps that would allow the Supreme Court to avoid decision in this case. Indeed, I believe there are none. Section 3 of the Constitution simply couldn’t be any clearer.”
Former federal prosecutor Michael Zeldin and New York Times investigative reporter Susanne Craig join Ana Cabrera for the latest on Trump’s packed January schedule of courtroom cases.
