Christiane Amanpour
Christiane Amanpour refused to let the White House counselor off easy in a combative interview.
The acclaimed journalist on her new show, defending the press against Trump’s attacks, and what it means to be the woman replacing the disgraced Charlie Rose.
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ABC tries to fix Sunday morning, will share former This Week host with CNN
Say what? During a taping Sunday, Christiane Amanpour showcased her vocabulary prowess when she used the word "perspicacious" in conversation. Producers helpfully added a graphic defining the term on the screen.
In an outrageous interview with ABC’s Christiane Amanpour and the BBC’s Jeremy Bowen, the embattled Libyan leader denies the existence of protests and explains why he can’t step down. WATCH VIDEO of his comments.
In an exclusive interview with Christiane Amanpour on This Week, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton stressed that the violence against peaceful protesters in Bahrain must end now. She warned that transition to democracy, similar to Iran in 1979, is always vulnerable to hijacking.