CNN chief congressional correspondent Dana Bash asked Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) about his claim that Pres. Obama's Benghzai response invited Putin's action in Ukraine. A video link and a highlight from the interview are below.
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Former RT anchor Liz Wahl spoke with Anderson Cooper tonight in her first TV interview since she decided to resign on-air over the network's coverage of the Ukraine crisis.
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CNN's Ivan Watson (@ivancnn) reports live from the Bosphorous straits as a Ukrainian warship passes through heading to the Black Sea.
Ben Wedeman is in Crimea where he describes life there with the "men in green." They are the often-masked gunmen patrolling the streets in uniforms without insignias identifying themselves as Russians. While speaking with Anderson and Matthew Chance, Ben goes on to say that despite the invasion, life in Crimea "pretty much seems to be going on as normal."
Anchoring AC360° live from Kiev tonight, Anderson walked through the city where memorials and barricades are left after the city's deadly violence.
CNN chief national security correspondent Jim Sciutto shows at the "Magic Wall" why Ukraine has become such an important battleground and what's at the heart of the crisis.
As tensions mount in Ukraine, CNN's journalists continue to cover the crisis from around the world. Anderson Cooper has traveled to Ukraine, and Christiane Amanpour had the first international television interview with Yulia Tymoshenko, the former Ukrainian Prime Minister who lead the Orange Revolution, since her release from prison.
Anderson Cooper in Ukraine @andersoncooper
Christiane Amanpour @camanpour
Wolf Blitzer @wolfblitzer
Jim Sciutto @jimsciutto
Fareed Zakaria @fareedzakaria
Kiev
Matthew Chance @mchancecnn
Anna Coren @amcoren
Claudia Rebaza (CNN en Español) @crebazacnn
Crimea
Diana Magnay @dimagnayCNN
Ben Wedeman @bencnn
Bosphorous Straits
Ivan Watson @ivancnn
Moscow
Phil Black @philblackCNN
Brussels
Erin McLaughlin @erincnn
United Nations
Richard Roth @richardrothCNN
Isha Sesay @ishasesayCNN
Traveling with Sec. Kerry
Elise Labott @eliselabottCNN
Berlin
Fred Pleitgen @pleitgenCNN
London
Atika Shubert @atikacnn
CNN EXCLUSIVE: In her first international interview since being release from prison, former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko spoke exclusively with CNN’s Christiane Amanpour. In the interview, Tymoshenko told Amanpour that the Russian State Duma “has started listening of the draft of the law of annexation of Crimea from the Ukraine. It’s only a question of time when it [will] be voted.” She went on to say “We all know that votes in Duma will be found. That’s why Russia is escalating the crisis now. And the world should understand, should realize, that Ukraine on its own won’t be able to solve this issue with Russia on its own. Absolutely not possible.”
Tymoshenko called on the world to help the Ukraine saying “If it is in hard times, Ukraine is left on its own and is given to Russia – and when Russia is allowed to take away Crimea – then the world will change. And then not only politics and life in Ukraine will change, the politics and life will change practically everywhere in the world, and then we have to accept to state that in 21st century one country, an aggressor, can violate all the international agreements, take away territories, whenever she likes.” FULL POST
Today on CNN’s Reliable Sources hosted by Brian Stelter, politics & culture columnist at Salon, Thomas Frank, and editor-at-large of Breitbart.com, Ben Shapiro, discussed the media's role in the watershed moment for gay rights this week in Arizona and Texas.
A transcript of the discussion is available after the jump.
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