October 6, 2020

During the lengthy investigation into President Trump's relationship with Russia, Robert Mueller’s team was conspicuously tight-lipped. Now, one of Mueller’s top deputies is speaking out. Andrew Weissmann has decades of experience in the Justice Department. In his new book, "Where Law Ends," Weissman argues that Mueller and his team made serious missteps.

Before President Trump fell ill, the most talked-about debate issue was his refusal to clearly denounce white supremacy and the Proud Boys. Kristofer Goldsmith is a U.S. Army veteran, having enlisted after 9/11, and he has spent years tracking the efforts of extremist organizations to recruit American soldiers. He explains why white supremacist groups pose a serious danger to democracy.

President Trump, still sick with COVID-19, is back at work in the White House with a skeleton crew. The virus has now infected at least 11 members of the White House staff, and most observers are shocked by the president's continuing disregard for coronavirus protocols. For a reality check on the virus and on governmental responses, Christiane speaks with public health expert Devi Sridhar.