More than 1,110 former Justice Department officials who served in Republican as well as Democratic administrations posted a statement calling on Attorney General Bill Barr to resign.

Dana Bash presses Marc Short on the current deficit under Trump's administration. He says the Republicans and Democrats in Congress "spend too much money."

Marc Short defends Trump's 2016 comments supporting stop-and-frisk.

Marc Short discusses President Trump's tweets and says his communication on social media is one of the things the American people "love about him."

CNN's Dana Bash asks the chief of staff to Vice President Mike Pence Marc Short for his reaction to Attorney General Bill Barr's comments on President Trump's remarks on law enforcement matters.

Pete Buttigieg discusses how he plans to win over minority voters support in the Nevada and South Carolina primaries.

Pete Buttigieg guarantees that union members will be able keep their health insurance under his presidency, despite calls for a "glide path" to Medicare for All.

Pete Buttigieg discusses with Dana Bash his guarantee that unions will keep their insurance under him.

On State of the Union, Presidential candidate Sen. Amy Klobuchar defends her past comments when she was running for Hennepin County Attorney.

On State of the Union, Presidential candidate Sen. Amy Klobuchar responds to recent criticism of Mike Bloomberg.

On State of the Union, Presidential candidate Sen. Amy Klobuchar tells Dana Bash that she doesn't believe Attorney General Barr will resign.

South Carolina Democratic Congressman James Clyburn addresses how Pete Buttigieg will do in his states' upcoming primary

Majority Whip and South Carolina Congressman James Clyburn joins Dana Bash to discuss what he thinks of the 2020 democratic candidates, his potential endorsement, and the upcoming South Carolina Primary.

The Vice President's Chief of Staff Marc Short joins Dana Bash to discuss Attorney General William Barr's recent comments and President Trump's past support of stop and frisk.

Sen. Amy Klobuchar joins Dana Bash to discuss her record as a prosecutor and her campaign heading into the next round of primaries.

Former Mayor Pete Buttigieg joins Dana Bash to discuss his campaign post-New Hampshire and recent comments about him from Rush Limbaugh.

Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Amy Klobuchar tells CNN's Dana Bash that she is the only one on the debate stage that says she has a problem with a democratic socialist winning the nomination.

Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg responds to conservative radio personality Rush Limbaugh's attack on Buttigieg's sexuality.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi speaks with CNN's Christiane Amanpour on the state of the 2020 presidential election, and about the Democratic candidates running against President Donald Trump.

Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg vowed to "always be a champion" for women in the workplace as new details emerged from the Washington Post about his alleged previous comments regarding women at the company he co-founded and owns.

While speaking at the NBA All-Star Weekend, former President Barack Obama says the deaths of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna were especially heartbreaking to him as a parent.

CNN national security analyst Samantha Vinograd outlined why Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky strongly rejected President Donald Trump's claim that Ukraine is corrupt during an interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour.

At a precinct in Las Vegas, some waited in lines of up to three and a half hours to cast their vote ahead of the Nevada caucuses. CNN's Arlette Saenz has more.

CNN's SE Cupp says assuming Sen. Bernie Sanders is not electable is the same mistake the GOP made with then-candidate Donald Trump in the 2016 election.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi defended her decision to rip up President Donald Trump's State of the Union address earlier this month during an interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour.

CNN's Don Lemon and Chris Cuomo blast President Donald Trump's GOP allies for not criticizing the President for attacking the prosecutors that quit the Roger Stone case after top Justice Department officials undercut them and disavowed the government's recommended sentence against Stone.

CNN's Michael Smerconish discusses the crowded Democratic presidential field of candidates and how voters varying between progressive or moderate affects the race.

Former Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe reacts after the Justice Department announced it was dropping its criminal probe without bringing charges against him. The DOJ was investigating McCabe's involvement in an authorization of a leak to a reporter about the Clinton Foundation investigation.

Nevada caucus site leader Seth Morrison tells CNN's Victor Blackwell that he is encouraging early voting as his team has not yet been trained or seen the software tool they are supposed to use next week.

President Donald Trump tweeted a passage from a New York Times article which quoted the line from essayist Ralph Waldo Emerson, "when you strike at the king, you must kill him."

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky tells CNN's Christiane Amanpour that he is ready for another phone call with President Donald Trump and is open to visiting the White House.

CNN political analyst Harry Enten explains how the results from the Iowa caucus and New Hampshire primary indicate that a contested Democratic convention is possible.

CNN's Gary Tuchman speaks to Nevada evangelical voters as they weigh in on who they plan to vote for in the 2020 Nevada Caucuses.

CNN's Anderson Cooper breaks down some of President Donald Trump's latest behavior and says the president is using the US Department of Justice as a tool to reward his friends and, perhaps, punish his enemies.

Seth Morrison, a volunteer for the Nevada caucus, says he's concerned about reporting the results.

A federal judge, nominated by a Republican, likened President Trump's comments on Andrew McCabe's case to a "banana republic." CNN's Erin Burnett weighs in on this and Attorney General Bill Barr's latest moves.

CNN's Barbra Starr breaks down key details on how President Donald Trump plans to divert $3.83 billion in Pentagon funding in order to finance border wall construction.

US Army veteran Elana Duffy explains the reality of living with a traumatic brain injury and a missing limb to CNN's Brianna Keilar.

A nonprofit created to support President Donald Trump and his administration's policies donated more than $230,000 to a group which awarded cash prizes to black attendees at a Cleveland event they billed as a Christmas "cash giveaway." CNN's Sara Murray reports.

Democratic presidential hopefuls Sen. Amy Klobuchar and Tom Steyer couldn't name Mexico's president while campaigning in Nevada.

Asians Americans and Pacific Islanders now account for roughly 10% of the 3 million people who live in Nevada. Democrat party leaders in the state are working to court the Asian American and Pacific Islander communities that make up one of Nevada's fastest-growing voting blocs.

A jury found Michael Avenatti guilty on all three counts he was facing in federal court. Prosecutors accused Avenatti of attempting to extort Nike for millions of dollars.

Former Assistant FBI Director Andrew McCabe and former FBI General Counsel Jim Baker talks describe how President Trump's personal attacks that included an accusation of treason affected them personally and those around them.

CNN's Brianna Keilar and Evan Perez discuss Attorney General William Barr's decision to order a re-examination of several high-profile cases, including the case of former national security adviser Michael Flynn.

More women accuse an ob-gyn of sexual assault after Evelyn Yang, former 2020 democratic candidate Andrew Yang's wife, shared her story exclusively to CNN. Drew Griffin reports.

Former Ohio State University wrestler Adam DiSabato, whose brother leveled a sexual abuse allegation against a school doctor in 2018, spoke to CNN's Alisyn Camerota claiming Republican lawmaker and former OSU assistant wrestling coach Jim Jordan told him and his brother to keep quiet.

Mike Bloomberg campaign adviser Tim O'Brien tells CNN's Jim Sciutto that the businessman will have to apologize for the stop-and-frisk policy for "the rest of his public career."

Attorney General William Barr spoke out about President Trump's tweets and the intervention of the Justice Department into the case of longtime Trump associate Roger Stone, saying that he will not be "bullied or influenced by anybody." CNN's Laura Jarrett reports.

CNN's Don Lemon says that Attorney General Bill Barr's actions in regard to handling cases involving President Donald Trump's enemies does not match Barr's rhetoric about being independent from Trump.