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CNN's Daniel Dale fact checks some of former President Donald Trump's claims made during an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press."

Bodycam captures a Atlanta Police Ofc. Rayanado Bryan and Atlanta Fire Rescue Capt. Terrance Simon rescuing a man from his car that was trapped in waist-high floodwaters.

CNN's Jim Acosta talks with Vanity Fair special correspondent Molly Jong-Fast about the latest claim from Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) about why she was ejected from a Denver theater.

Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) reacts to comments made about the 2020 election and the January 6 insurrection by Donald Trump during the former president's interview on NBC's "Meet the Press."

World Sport's Patrick Snell talks to tennis coach Patrick Mouratoglou about Novak Djokovic's dominant reign after winning the US Open.

In an "exit interview," Retiring Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Mark Milley talks to Fareed about the challenges of staying out of politics -- and a moment when he may have crossed the line.

Walter Isaacson, author of the new biography "Elon Musk," tells Fareed about the controversial billionaire's ambiguous relationship with receiving help from the US government, given its involvement with some of his ventures.

Biographer Walter Isaacson tells Fareed how Elon Musk's difficult childhood made him the man he is and explains how Musk's risk-taking has made him such a successful businessman.

Retiring Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen, Mark Milley, America's top ranking officer, talks to Fareed about whether the US is overestimating China's military might -- and how both sides can avoid a great-power war.

America's most senior military officer, retiring Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Mark Milley, gives an "exit interview" to Fareed, offering his latest assessment of Ukraine's counteroffensive and how the west can help.

Fareed says that while Republicans are taking advantage of the migrant crisis at the southern border, Democrats have yet to propose a solution that can adequately address the problem.

Today on CNN 10, we mark Constitution Week in the United States. Then, we'll break down the historic strike affecting America's biggest automakers. Plus, an update on Hurricane Lee, which made landfall as a post-tropical cyclone over the weekend. We'll join a team of scientists on a hurricane-hunting flight ahead of the storm. Finally, don't miss the acrobatic critter caught on camera in Arizona.

In an Instagram video, talk show host Drew Barrymore apologized to writers over her decision to resume production on her show as members of the Writers Guild of America remain on strike. Barrymore's show drew protest from the union after announcing they would resume production without WGA writers contributing. Hours after posting her apology video, Barrymore seemingly removed it from her Instagram account.

The jet was practicing a formation ahead of the 100th anniversary of the Italian Air Force when it exploded shortly after takeoff.

Former President Donald Trump told NBC's "Meet The Press" that he listened to a number of people in the wake of the 2020 election that he lost to President Joe Biden, but ultimately he made the decision to pursue overturning the election.

CNN's Jake Tapper says that, "in the Republican Party that Mitt Romney is warning us about, one he fears is authoritarian and lawless, Attorney General Paxton no doubt has a very bright future."

Independent Sen. Bernie Sanders tells CNN's Jake Tapper that "if new technology is going to make us a more productive society, the benefits should go to the workers."

Independent Sen. Bernie Sanders tells CNN's Jake Tapper that it's a "disgrace" that child poverty more than doubled after the expiration of the enhanced child tax credit.

Republican presidential candidate Mike Pence tells CNN's Jake Tapper that Trump's views on Ukraine, the debt crisis, and abortion aren't in line with conservative values. Pence urges House GOP to 'stand firm' as shutdown looms -- full interview

Republican presidential candidate Mike Pence tells CNN's Jake Tapper that House Republicans should "get as much as they possibly can" amid shutdown fight.