Anderson Cooper 360

Andrew McCabe, former FBI deputy director, weighs in on DOJ moves and subpoenas. James Walkinshaw, Virginia congressman on the Oversight Committee, reacts to repetitive and unproductive questioning. MJ Lee, CNN correspondent, reports from Chappaqua with context on the closed-door deposition. They discuss Hillary Clinton’s long testimony, unusual lines of questioning, and fallout around Epstein-related investigations.

Kara Scannell, CNN investigative reporter who explains how serial-number reviews exposed missing FBI interview reports. Andrew McCabe, former FBI deputy director who analyzes bureau travel norms and use of agency aircraft. They discuss missing Epstein-related records, the serial-number evidence, and questions around FBI director travel and whistleblower claims.

Casey, CNN political commentator; Representative Patrick McHenry, U.S. lawmaker; and Caitlin, CNN analyst, discuss the lead-up to the president’s address. They preview tariffs, immigration, Iran, economic messaging, Democratic boycott strategies, and how congressional reactions might shape the night. Tension over unscripted moments and voter concerns about the economy surface throughout.

Caitlin Collins, CNN Washington correspondent covering White House strategy. Hakeem Jeffries, House Minority Leader offering Democratic perspective. They discuss the president’s State of the Union messaging and declining approval ratings. They also examine polling shifts among Latino and independent voters and how Democrats plan to respond tomorrow night.

Caitlin Collins, CNN White House correspondent, outlines West Wing reactions. Paula Reid, chief legal affairs correspondent, breaks down legal limits and next steps. John E. Jones III, retired federal judge, offers judicial perspective on independence. Rahm Emanuel, former White House chief of staff, analyzes political strategy. Nick Watt and Stephanie Elam report from shark-populated Southern California waters and Sierra Nevada avalanche recovery.

Julie K. Brown, investigative reporter who exposed Epstein’s crimes, and Max Foster, CNN international correspondent on royal affairs. They discuss Prince Andrew’s arrest and release. They explore links to the Epstein files and what police actions around royal properties could mean. Short, urgent reporting and on‑the‑scene perspective drive the conversation.

Randy (Renda) Kay — lab demonstrator from John Jay College explains DNA extraction and analysis. John Miller — former law enforcement official breaks down ransom-note forensics and search tactics. Ed Lavandera — CNN correspondent reports on the Nancy Guthrie search and on-the-ground developments. They discuss a new purported ransom demand, cross-border searches, video and biological evidence, and lab techniques used in investigations.

Randy Kay, CNN correspondent/producer who explains genetic genealogy, and Ed Levandera, Tucson reporter covering on-the-ground police activity. They discuss a glove DNA sample that did not match databases. Short scenes cover neighborhood canvassing, gun shop inquiries, possible ring and holster leads, and how familial DNA tools fit alongside traditional investigations.

Andrew McCabe, former FBI deputy director who explains investigative procedure. Jonathan Wackrow, former Secret Service agent who reads behavioral clues. They discuss the sheriff clearing family members, DNA testing of a glove and what a CODIS hit would prompt. They also cover neighborhood canvass efforts and profiling of a doorbell video.

Andrew McCabe, former FBI deputy director with decades leading major federal investigations, joins to explain federal-local cooperation. He discusses DNA findings tied to the Guthrie house and how analysis and genealogy tools are used. Conversation covers camera and video searches, managing tip surges, and the stresses of high-profile probes.