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Georgia voters head to the polls in the crucial Senate runoff between Warnock and Walker, after early voting puts Warnock in the lead, leaving Walker to pin his hopes on today’s turnout. Black Santa, KKK and Ashley Madison references cap an awkward day in the Supreme Court as it hears arguments about a web designer who doesn’t want to work with same sex-marriage clients due to her faith. As the GOP slowly begins to condemn Trump’s call to terminate the constitution, former Trump National Security Adviser John Bolton tells co-host Kaitlan Collins that Trump’s comments are “Disqualifying” and a “Time bomb” on GOP desks.

After being advised by the DHS about possible attacks from domestic extremists, the FBI probes “Targeted “ attacks on the North Carolina power grid. CNN Law Enforcement Correspondent Whitney Wild reports from the scene in Moore County. CNN Medical Correspondent Dr. Tara Narula talks about how eating ultra-processed foods may increase dementia risk, and CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta discusses the link between scent and attraction. Plus, the “Times Square Killer” makes a stunning admission in court, Ukraine strikes back in its most brazen attacks yet inside Russia, and Emmy-winning “Cheers” actress Kirstie Alley dies at 71.

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An FBI manhunt is underway after the North Carolina power grid was targeted in a gunfire attack, leaving thousands without power. CNN Law Enforcement Correspondent Whitney Wild reports on the latest in the investigation. Warnock & Walker make a final push ahead of tomorrows Georgia Senate runoff. Lawmakers rebuke Trump after he calls for a “Termination” of the constitution.

CNN International Correspondent Will Ripley reports on the bleak winter Ukraine is facing as Russian forces attack its power grid. CNN Political Commentator Errol Lewis joins to discuss California considering the largest reparations payout since the Civil War. Plus, Apple make plans to move production out of China, how Elon Musk went from a liberal hero to a conservative one, new Netflix series “Harry and Meghan” to gives a look inside the Royal rift, and original “Sesame Street” cast member Bob McGrath dies at 80.

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A federal appeals court halts the special master review of the documents seized by the FBI at Mar-a-Lago. CNN Senior Legal Affairs Correspondent Paula Reid reports on Trump’s latest legal defeat. Poppy Harlow goes one-on-one with Linkedin co-founder and tech mogul Reid Hoffman on the recent tech industry layoffs, why he’s concerned about Musk’s handling of Twitter, and why he calls friendship one of the most important values. CNN Capitol Hill Reporter Melanie Zanona tells Don Lemon about tensions in the GOP as Kevin McCarthy prepares for a floor fight over his speakership.

As the Senate votes to avert a rail strike but rejects sick leave for workers, roadway mechanic Reece Murtagh tells Kaitlan Collins “Biden turned his back “ on Unions in the deal. CNN Senior Data reporter Harry Enten looks at the numbers in the Georgia Senate runoff between Warnock and Walker. CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr Sanjay Gupta joins to discuss a study showing teenager’s brains aged faster than normal from pandemic stress. Plus, CNN speaks to Georgia voters ahead of next week's Senate runoff, the Supreme Court blocks Biden’s loan forgiveness, and Twitter suspends Kanye West after an “Incitement to violence”.

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Embattled crypto founder Sam Bankman-Fried says he never meant to commit fraud and is down to $100K after hitting $26B. CNN Anchor Christine Romans joins to discuss the stunning collapse of crypto exchange FTX, and the civil and federal investigations Bankman-Fried is now facing. Republicans and Mark Zuckerberg fall in line behind Elon Musk and speak out against Apple’s threat to remove Twitter from its App Store. Rep. Zoe Lofgren speaks with co-host Kaitlan Collins about the January 6 Committee meeting to consider potential criminal referrals, and what will happen to the records and evidence from the investigation.

CNN Correspondent Veronica Miracle reports on Idaho police receiving forensic test results in the killings of four University students, and who now say the incident may not have been a targeted attack. The Dow enters a bull market as the Fed Chief teases slower rate hikes. CNN Business Correspondent Rachel Solomon joins to discuss what it means for you. CNN Correspondent Tom Foreman gives details of declassified documents that show George Bush hit back at claims the US could have stopped 9/11, and claimed the prior terror threat was only overseas. Fleetwood Mac’s Christine McVie has died aged 79. Rolling Stone writer Brittany Spanos reflects on the singer-songwriter’s career.

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The Oath Keepers leader and one of his top deputies have been found guilty of seditious conspiracy for plotting to keep former President Trump in office, in a major test of the DOJ’s ability to hold the Capitol rioters accountable. Nobel Peace Prize Winner Maria Ressa gives context to China threatening a crackdown and increasing censorship to end the rare protests against the regime’s “Zero Covid” policy. Richard Branson joins to discuss the HBO docuseries “Branson”, which offers a look at the billionaire’s life.

As the clock ticks on the proposed deal to end the rail strike, CNN Senior White House Correspondent M.J. Lee joins to discuss the political risk and criticism Biden is taking. CNN Senior international Correspondent Matthew Chance reports from the front lines of Ukraine’s battle for Bakhmut. Plus, the Senate passes a bipartisan bill protecting same-sex and interracial marriage in a landmark vote, NYC is to remove the mentally ill from the streets against their will, and new research suggests a single chest x-ray may be all you need for artificial intelligence to predict your risk of death from a heart attack or stroke.

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Top Republicans condemn Trump’s dinner with white supremacist Nick Fuentes. CNN Anchor Audie Cornish joins to discuss the criticism that came from Republicans on Capitol Hill yesterday, marking a rare break in the upper echelons of the GOP. Elon Musk claims he received a threat from Apple that could crush Twitter. CNN Correspondent Donnie O’Sullivan joins to explain why. Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan joins to talk about recession fears, and the future of Crypto after the collapse of Crypto exchange FTX.

President Biden urges Congress to intervene to avert a “crippling rail strike” with “no path forward”. Georgia Governor Brian Kemp tells co-host Kaitlan Collins why he waited until his re-election before joining Herschel Walker’s Senate campaign, and answers if he if he shares Walker’s values. CNN Correspondent Jomana Karadsheh reports on Iran threatening torture and imprisonment for the families of its soccer team if the players refuse to sing their national anthem in protest, for a second time. CNN Medical Correspondent Dr. Tara Narula discusses a study that reveals what you can eat to slow memory decline. Plus, the world’s largest volcano erupts after nearly 40 years, and Jennifer Grey is to return as “Baby” in a “Dirty Dancing" sequel.

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The panel discusses Trump coming under fire for hosting white supremacist and holocaust denier Nick Fuentes, at his estate. Anger and fury erupts across China over Covid controls and Xi’s rule. CNN Correspondent Selina Wang reports on the thousands taking to the streets. CNN Space and Defense Correspondent Kristin Fisher reports on Orion breaking the Apollo 13 record for distance travelled from earth.

As Kim Jong Un’s daughter makes a second public appearance this month, Newsweek columnist Gordon G. Chang joins to discuss the ensuing speculation that it might be part of a succession plan. Dave Zirin, Sports Editor of The Nation, joins to discuss WNBA star Brittney Griner’s life behind bars and the chilling the details of the Russian prison she is incarcerated in. Plus, The secrets of “superagers” who possess brains still sharp after 80, Bob Dylan apologizes for using a machine to autograph books, and Irene Cara, Star of “Fame” and singer of “Flashdance” dies at 63.

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Elon Musk says banned Twitter accounts will be restored next week, after the tech mogul conducted his own poll on Twitter. The panel discusses the messaging, influence, and consequences linked to the social media platform. Moscow, Idaho is on edge after a yet to be named suspect is found in the University of Idaho student killings. CNN Correspondent Stephanie Elam reports on the latest in the investigation. Biden renews call for an assault weapons ban after the Colorado and Virginia mass shootings this month, but CNN Correspondent Jeremy Diamond tells host Don Lemon how the Democrats are struggling to find the votes to make changes.

New images from NASA’s Artemis 1 shows close ups of the moon’s surface in stunning detail. Physics Professor Brian Greene joins to discuss the biggest stress test the mission is facing so far. CNN Senior International Correspondent Sam Kiley reports on Russian strikes falling near to Zaporizhzia, home to a massive nuclear power plant. Plus, the NATO Secretary General tells host Kaitlan Collins that Putin is trying to “Weaponize winter”, the EU Parliament declares Russia a “State sponsor of terrorism” and the Coast Guard rescues a man who went overboard on a carnival cruise ship after he treaded water for 12-hours.

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The DOJ wants to question former Vice President Mike Pence in the January 6 criminal investigation into Trump. Will he cooperate? CNN Political Analyst Maggie Haberman joins to discuss. FIFA World Cup Champion Briana Scurry joins to talk about The German soccer squad covering their mouths in a photo, in protest of the free speech crackdown at the World Cup in Qatar. The Walmart shooter who killed six 6 people including 5 co-workers, is identified as 31-year-old “Team Lead” Andre Bing. CNN National Correspondent Diane Gallagher reports live from the scene in Chesapeake, Virginia.

CNN Correspondent Selina Wang reports on the violent protests that have erupted at the world’s largest iphone factory. Lauren Bush Lauren joins to talk about shining a light on hunger with her “Feed” outreach projects. Plus, there’s more Musk Chaos as Tesla loses more than $600 Billion in market value in the past year, the Colorado LGTBQ club attack suspect identifies as non-binary, and Elton John marks his final US performance with a surprise show on 5th Avenue.

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6 people have been killed in a mass shooting at a Walmart in Chesapeake, Virginia. CNN Correspondent Brian Todd reports live from the scene. Our hosts look at the legal blows Trump has suffered in his fight over his tax returns and the Mar-a-Lago documents, as judges hear four cases involving the former president across the US. The LGBTQ nightclub shooting suspect will make an initial court appearance today, as CNN learns more about his troubled past. CNN Correspondent Hadas Gold reports from Jerusalem on a suspected “combined terror attack” after two explosions occurred 30 minutes apart, killing 1 and injuring 19.

Dani Blum, Health reporter for the New York Times joins to discuss celebrities and influencers using a diabetes drug to lose weight, as experts warn the weight loss cure is not a miracle. Kevin McCarthy calls for the DHS Chief to resign over border issues or face impeachment, amid his struggle to find the last few votes needed in his speaker’s race. Plus, Biden extends the pause on student loan payments amid court battles, Cameron reveals how much “Avatar 2” must make to break even, and Alex Jones was ordered to pay $1.58 billion for his lies - what happened to his fortune?

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