Amanpour and Company

December 16, 2019

John Kerry speaks to Christiane Amanpour about climate change and last week's COP25 summit, Bobby Jindal gives a Republican perspective on impeachment and Ferkat Jawdat discusses China's treatment of its Muslim Uyghur minority. Plus, Steven W. Thrasher tells Hari Sreenivasan about the HIV/AIDS crisis in the U.S.

John Kerry on the Outcomes of the COP25 Climate Summit

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The two week COP25 climate summit in Madrid closed with key nations dragging their feet over regulating the global carbon market. Despite desperate pleas from activists, carbon cutting was kicked down the road with a compromise that will see new plans negotiated at next year’s summit in Glasgow. Former Secretary of State John Kerry joins the program to discuss this outcome.

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  • Bobby Jindal Gives a Republican Stance on Impeachment: asset-mezzanine-16x9

    Bobby Jindal Gives a Republican Stance on Impeachment

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    Democrats have released a 658 page report that lays out in detail the evidence behind their charges of obstruction of justice and abuse of power against President Trump. The vote may take place in the House this week, but when the trial comes to the Senate, the odds are in the president’s favor. Former Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal offers a Republican perspective on the situation.

  • Ferkat Jawdat on China's Treatment of the Uyghur Minority: asset-mezzanine-16x9

    Ferkat Jawdat on China's Treatment of the Uyghur Minority

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    The treatment by China’s government of its Muslim Uyghur minority has been both shocking and underreported, but it received a lot more attention this weekend thanks to soccer player Mesut Özil, who criticized China’s treatment of the Uyghurs and the subsequent silence of much of the Muslim world. Christiane speaks about the situation with Uyghur activist Ferkat Jawdat.

  • Steven W. Thrasher Discusses the HIV/AIDS Crisis in the US: asset-mezzanine-16x9

    Steven W. Thrasher Discusses the HIV/AIDS Crisis in the US

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    An estimated 1.1 million people are living with HIV in the U.S., and it’s gay black men who are most at risk. Steven W. Thrasher is the Daniel Renberg Chair of Social Justice Journalism at Northwestern University, and he says that while new HIV infection rates are dropping in cities around the U.S., HIV is actually on the rise in rural areas. He speaks with Hari about the crisis.

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