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How will Assad react if U.S. attacks?
CNN’s Wolf Blitzer talked to David Lesch, Author, “The Fall of the House of Assad,” on the show today. Listen to hear how he thinks Assad would react if the U.S. launches a missile attack.
Feds loosen marijuana enforcement
CNN's Brooke Baldwin talks with justice reporter, Evan Perez about The Justice Department and marijuana laws.
NFL concussion lawsuit settled
Brooke had criminal defense attorney Danny Cevallos and former prosecutor Faith Jenkins on the show to discuss the NFL concussion lawsuit settlement. Listen to find out more about the details of the settlement and what it means for the league and former players.
Sarin gas in Syria: Waiting for proof
Brooke talked about the crisis in Syria with Gen. James “Spider” Marks, U.S. Army (Retired) and Ed Husain from the Council on Foreign Relations. Listen to hear more about what an intervention in Syria might look like and the risks involved.
Making "revenge porn" illegal
CNN's Ashleigh Banfield talks with one California State Senator who brought forth a new bill that makes "revenge porn" criminal.
Wal-Mart promises more U.S. made products
CNN's Carol Costello talks with a Wal-Mart executive about their plan to sell more U.S. made goods.
Biological father fights for custody and visitation rights
A father is denied custody and visitation rights to the child he just learned he had. CNN's legal panel dissects why the laws are against him.
Obama has few "options on the decision tree" for Syria
CNN's Brianna Keilar hosts a panel discussion on what the expected White House response will be to allegations that Syria's government used chemical weapons against its citizens.
Critic: Miley gave me nightmares
AlwaysAlist.com's Jawn Murray talks to CNN's Brianna Keilar about Miley Cyrus' controversial MTV VMA performance with Robin Thicke. Let's just say he was a bit shocked.
Video game involved in 8-year-old's shooting case
CNN's Brianna Keilar talks to psychologist David Swanson about the role Grand Theft Auto played in the shooting death of an 8-year-old boy's caregiver.
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