Cuomo Prime Time With Chris Cuomo

First, Chris goes one on one with Mark Mazzetti discussing Robert Mueller's letter to Barr objecting his description of Russia investigation findings. Chris continues that discussion with Phil Mudd and Mike Rogers. Then, Chris brings on Asha Rangappa and Ken Cuccinelli for a session of "Cuomo's Court." via Knit

First, Chris goes one on one with Bernie Sander's 2020 Co-Chair, Representative Ro Khanna (D-CA) to discuss the 2020 stakes. Chris then continues that discussion with Paul Begala and Ana Navarro in "The Great Debate." Next, Chris heads to the Magic Wall to fact check President Trump's attempts to rewrite his Charlottesville comments. Chris wraps up the show with Rob Astorino and Steve Cortes and a Closing Argument on Trump's scaremongering tactics. via Knit

First, Chris talks election security with James Clapper and Mike Rogers. Then, he heads to the Magic Wall to break down Trump's response to election meddling. Next, Chris moderates "The Great Debate," with Van Jones and Ken Cuccinelli. Chris wraps up the show with Jay Carney and David Axelrod and a Closing Argument on Steve King comparing himself to Jesus Christ. via Knit

Chris begins the show with Symone Sanders, Paul Begala, and Dan Pfeiffer discussing the 2020 Democratic candidates and whether or not seeking to impeach President Trump is on the horizon. Then, Chris brings on David Cay Johnston who gives his insight on the President's taxes and the IRS missing the second deadline to turn them over. Next, Chris moderates "The Great Debate," with Angela Rye and Steve Cortes. Chris wraps up the show with Michael Mukasey and a Closing Argument on the President's latest attacks on the media. via Knit

First, Chris goes one on one with Representative Sean Patrick Maloney to discuss President Trump's reaction to the Mueller Report in which he called it "treason." Then, Chris heads to the Magic Wall to compare Attorney General Bill Barr's summary of the Mueller Report to the redacted version that was released. Next, Chris holds a session of "Cuomo's Court," with Ryan Goodman, Susan Hennessey, and Phil Mudd. Chris wraps up the show with Former Tallahassee Mayor, Andrew Gillum and a Closing Argument on focusing on the timing of the Mueller Report's release. via Knit

Chris breaks down the Mueller Report findings with guests such as Rudy Giuliani, Representative Hakeem Jeffries, and Jay Sekulow. via Knit

Chris begins the show with a session of "Cuomo's Court," with Mark Mazzetti and Garrett Graff. They discuss the latest reporting on what to anticipate from the release of the Mueller report. Chris continues that conversation with Representative Jim Himes (D-CT). Next, Chris brings on Van Jones and Scott Jennings for "The Great Debate," discussing the timing of the report, as well as what the findings will mean for President Trump. Chris wraps up the show with Former Virginia Governor, Terry McAuliffe and a Closing Argument on how Attorney General Bill Barr is shaping the narrative of the Mueller report. via Knit

First, Chris discusses the timeline of events of the Notre Dame Cathedral fire with Cardinal Timothy Dolan. Chris continues at the Magic Wall discussing stories of hope and heroism the emerged in the event. Then, Chris brings on Fire Scientist, Glenn Corbett to break down the science behind how some historic relics survived the flames. Chris wraps up the show with Laura Coates and Michael Isikoff in a session of "Cuomo's Court," followed by a Closing Argument speaking to what remains and how it can bond us. via Knit

Chris speaks with guests about the cause and aftermath of the devastating fire at the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. via Knit

First, Chris brings on Asha Rangappa and Jim Schultz for a session of "Cuomo's Court." The three discuss the legality of the President's wishes to close off the southern border and block asylum seekers. Then, Chris heads to the Magic Wall to highlight all of the instances that Trump has pushed his officials to go against the law. Next, Chris brings on Paul Begala and Ken Cuccinelli for "The Great Debate," to make their arguments on topics ranging from immigration to the upcoming 2020 presidential race. Chris wraps up the show with DNC Chairman, Tom Perez and a Closing Argument on the ways the President has undermined his own presidency. via Knit

First, Chris goes one on one with Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-CT). The two discuss President Trump's pleasure with Bill Barr's use of the term "spying" in his testimony. Chris continues that conversation with Phil Mudd and Mark Mazzetti. Then, Chris sits down with Former Counsel to Julian Assange, Geoffrey Roberts, to discuss his former client's arrest for his alleged conspiring with Chelsea Manning. Chris wraps up the show with the top five heated capitol hill hearings with Mike Rogers. via Knit

First, Chris goes one on one with Mark Mazzetti and Phil Mudd in a session of "Cuomo's Court." They discuss AG Bill Barr's wording while testifying on the hill on Wednesday. Then, Chris heads to the Magic Wall to break down Barr's history of protecting presidents and the Trump Treasury department's refusal to disclose the President's taxes. Chris continues discussing that topic with Van Jones and Jim Schultz in "The Great Debate." Chris wraps up the show with another session of "Cuomo's Court," with Elliot Williams and Jim Schultz and a Closing Argument on Barr's playbook. via Knit

First, Chris goes one on one with Chairwoman Nita Lowey (D-NY) to discuss Bill Barr's testimony on the Mueller Report. Then, Chris fact checks Trump's latest stance on family separation and the crisis at the border with Toronto Star Washington Bureau Chief, Daniel Dale. Next, Chris brings on Angela Rye and Steve Cortes for "The Great Debate," and goes one on one with California Governor Gavin Newsom. Chris wraps up the show with a Closing Argument on what to expect from the upcoming release of the Mueller Report after Barr's comments today. via Knit

Two sides of the big story up for discussion tonight- Democrats demanding the full release of the Special Counsel's report and Attorney General Bill Barr defending his summary of the findings. The perfect starting point for "The Great Debate," with Jennifer Granholm and Ken Cuccinelli. Chris then heads to the Magic Wall to dig into previous investigations and the precedent to release them in full. Next, Chris brings on 2020 Democratic hopeful, Representative Tim Ryan (D-OH). Chris wraps up the show discussing the crisis at the border and how the government is handling it with Secretary of Homeland Security, Kirstjen Nielsen. In a Closing Argument, Chris pleads with the President ahead of his trip to the southern border to not make it about optics, but rather to work to find a solution. via Knit

First, Chris goes one on one with Representative Tom Suozzi (D-NY). They discuss the New York Times article claiming that member's of Mueller's team claim their findings were more damaging for Trump than Barr revealed. Then, Trump Biographer and Syracuse Law Professor, David Cay Johnston joins Chris to give her perspective on what the next move for the administration may be. Then, Chris brings on Angela Rye and Scott Jennings to discuss the 2020 hopeful candidates and controversies in "The Great Debate." Chris wraps up the show with Bob Baer and a Closing Argument calling for transparency in the Mueller probe. via Knit

First, Chris goes one on one with CNN National Security Commentator, Mike Rogers. They discuss the Chinese citizen that attempted to illegally enter Mar-A-Lago over the weekend while the President was staying there. Then, Chris fact check's President Trump's oval office interview today with Toronto Star Washington Bureau Chief, Daniel Dale. Next, Chris brings on Representative Lance Gooden (R-TX) to discuss Trump's threats to shut down the southern border. Chris wraps up the show with "The Great Debate" with Angela Rye and Steve Cortes, and a Closing Argument on the reality about "the brown menace" that President Trump uses as a scare tactic. via Knit

Chris speaks with border patrol agents, and migrants live from Hidalgo, TX. via Knit

First, Chris goes one on one with Representative Chip Roy (R-TX). They discuss the President's National Emergency Declaration, as well as Roy's proposed bill to amend the situation. Then, Chris heads to the Magic Wall to break down the time frame set by the Attorney General for the Mueller report release. Next, Chris brings on Representative David Cicilline (D-RI) to get his take on the National Emergency Declaration and the timeline of the Mueller Report's release. Chris wraps up the show in a "Great Debate," between Howard Dean and Niger Innis, and a Final Fact on the crisis at the border. via Knit

First, Chris goes one on one with Democratic Presidential candidate, Senator Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) to discuss the crowded 2020 field and how she plans on setting herself apart from the pack. Then, Chris checks in with CNN Contributor, Ed Lavandera who is on the ground at a border overflow shelter in McAllen, Tx. Following that, Chris brings on Jennifer Granholm and Rick Santorum for "The Great Debate." Chris wraps up the show with Vicky Ward, Author of "Kushner, Inc.," a tell-all book about Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump. In a Closing Argument, Chris breaks down Trump's deception despite desperation at the border. via Knit

First, Chris goes one on one with Rep Adam Schiff (D-CA) who is chairman of the House Intelligence Committee to discuss his reaction to the Mueller Probe and his response to Republicans calling for him to resign. Then, Chris heads to the Magic Wall to breakdown the ins and outs of Obamacare, and if President Trump has a viable plan to replace it. Chris continues discussing that with Ana Navarro and Scott Jennings in "The Great Debate." Chris wraps up the show with Representative Elijah Cummings (D-MD) and a preview with David Chalian of CNN's Town Hall with Senator Cory Booker. In a Closing Argument, Chris gives a crucial update of the crisis on the border. via Knit