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Spy swap part of new U.S.-Cuba relations
Brooke and Author Stephen Kimber discuss the Cuba-U.S. prisoner swap including humanitarian aid worker Alan Gross.
Most major theaters pull "The Interview"
Brooke talks with Journalist Kurt Loder about Sony's new movie "The Interview" being pulled by theaters one week before release due to hacker threats.
Jihadists vow retaliation over torture report
Brooke talks with former Marine and TV personality Montel Williams about what step the U.S. should take after the revelations of CIA torture.
Students accused of rape may be unfairly punished
Brooke talks with Journalist Emily Yoffe about possible civil rights infringements of male students in an effort to combat campus sexual assaults.
Hong Kong to protesters: Leave now
Brooke talks with long-time CNN Producer Alec Miran about China's reaction to protesters now and in 1989 protests.
Families of missing women wait for answers
Brooke talks with the great aunt of a Alexis Murphy who went missing in Virginia in August 2013.
After Oklahoma beheading, churches call for peace
Oklahoma Christian and Muslim groups call for peace after a local beheading shakes a community and causes backlash on local Muslims.
Khorasan ideology is newest terror threat
Brooke talks with fmr. FBI Special Agent Ali Soufan who says Khorasan is a fundamentalist Islamist ideology inspiring many jihadists into violence.
Adrian Peterson: "I am not a child abuser"
NFL Player Adrian Peterson's indictment is fueling a 'spanking' debate across the country. Peterson released a statement today stating he is not guilty of child abuse.
Most Americans agree ISIS is a threat to the U.S.
Both Republicans and Democrats along with 90% of Americans polled by CNN/ORC agree that ISIS is a potential threat to the U.S.
Brooke talks with Crossfire Hosts Van Jones and S.E. Cupp about the political implications of using military force against ISIS.
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