Новости за 07.02.2021

Video obtained by CNN shows a man charged in connection to the January 6 Capitol riot, Kyle Fitzsimons, making racist and xenophobic remarks during a public hearing before the Maine legislature in 2017. CNN's Whitney Wild reports.

The Kansas City Chiefs are back for another Super Bowl. And inevitably, so is the longstanding controversy over the NFL team's name and Native American imagery.

Fareed takes a look at the track record of Aung Sang Suu Kyi, who was overthrown by the Burmese military after a failed transition to democracy.

Chinese Amb. Cui answers Fareed on allegations of genocide against the Uyghurs

QAnon has been in the news a lot in recent weeks. Polling shows that many people at least partially blame it for the insurrection at the US Capitol on January 6, and it's a scary and dangerous conspiracy theory.

David Folkenflik analyzes the recent exits of two New York Times journalists after two separate scandals. "I think there is a lack of clarity about where the leadership is landing on certain things," he says.

Brittany Shepherd, a White House correspondent for Yahoo, likens the Trump White House's treatment of media to "a really bad ex-boyfriend." She says the Biden White House is more accessible but that "the bar has literally been left on the floor and just being able to show up and clear it isn't enough."

First Amendment attorney Lynn Oberlander says Smartmatic's defamation lawsuit against Fox and pro-Trump attorneys is "very strong," but "Fox may, in fact, have some strong defenses as well." She points out that "political speech really is our most important speech and it does deserve an awful lot of protection."

Fareed asks China's Ambassador to the U.S. Cui Tiankai about the Uyghur issue.

"We believe a free press isn't an adversary; rather, it's essential," President Biden said in a recent address to diplomats. Brian Stelter says Biden is "stating the obvious" but that it's important to do so in the wake of Trump's four years of attacks against the media.

Dannagal Young dissects Marjorie Taylor Greene's claim that "I was allowed to believe things that weren't true." Young says distrust of media, government and other tenets of society make conspiracy theories "really tempting." She points out that a dominant theme of Fox is "distrust in the media."

Tom Brady is the greatest NFL player of all time ... and it isn't even up for discussion. CNN's Coy Wire walks you through the stats and tells you why the ex-Patriot is the GOAT.

NPR media correspondent David Folkenflik talks about the possible link between Smartmatic's lawsuit against Fox and the network's dumping of Dobbs' show. He says he is reminded of how "scandals were handled at Rupert Murdoch's news tabloids in London," where they would "throw somebody over the side and see if that was enough."

Brian Stelter says there is a difference between "cancel culture" and "consequence culture" and asks, "What are the consequences for riling up people with reckless lies?" He cites the cancellation of Lou Dobbs' show but points out that Fox News has not taken action against other hosts who promoted Trump's lies about the election.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen tells CNN's Jake Tapper that rising inflation is a risk of passing another large coronavirus measure, but the bigger risk is not doing enough to address the pandemic.

"The vaccines are proving to be home runs -- all of them," Zeynep Tufekci says. She tells Brian Stelter that "the news about the future" of the Covid-19 pandemic is better than it seems. She says news coverage needs to better represent "the juxtaposition between the short-term, which is certainly grim," and the long-term, which is looking more and more hopeful.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen makes the case for $1.9 trillion in coronavirus relief in a wide-ranging interview with CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union."

Talk about a roller-coaster performance -- Ilkay Gundogan provided the dictionary definition on Sunday for Manchester City against Liverpool.

Senate Committee Budget Chairman Sen. Bernie Sanders tells CNN's Jake Tapper that the Senate has to pass President Biden's $1.9 trillion covid relief package by early March.

CNN's Sunlen Serfaty sits down for an exclusive interview with White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki after her first weeks in the role for the Biden administration.

India's Utarrakhand state was overwhelmed by water after falling ice from a glacier destroyed a dam. Multiple people have been confirmed dead.

Sen. Bernie Sanders on Sunday said a "room full of lawyers" is working to make the case that raising the minimum wage to $15 squares with Senate rules that threaten its inclusion in President Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion relief package.

Fareed asks Javad Zarif for his reaction to the evolution of US Middle East policy during the four years of the Trump administration.

Javad Zarif joins Fareed to hash out what Iran's positions are as the Biden administration ponders rejoining the Iran nuclear deal.

House Democratic leaders will unveil legislation Monday that would give millions of families at least $3,000 per child, advancing a key provision in President Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion Covid-19 relief package.