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Alisyn Camerota talks with Brian Stelter about her book "Amanda Wakes Up," inspired by her time at Fox News. She shares a lesson from Roger Ailes, who told her journalists should be "uncomfortable with their subject matter," and discusses her decision to quit Twitter.

Retired US Army Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling tells Brian Stelter that Trump's tweets about reinstating a military ban on transgender people do not "conform with the way the military normally does business."

John Phillips and Jennifer Rubin react to Trump's tweet-shaming of Jeff Sessions, which earned him rare criticism from conservative media commentators. "I think there's a very small segment of the conservative base that is becoming alarmed," Rubin said.

The way Trump "seems headed, this is going to end not just in embarrassment, but infamy," David Zurawik says. So what does that mean for pro-Trump shows on Fox News? Zurawik also comments on the "Twitter dance" between the president and "Fox & Friends."

If you agree that "Fox & Friends" is "the most powerful TV show in America," because President Trump is a loyal viewer, then you should recognize the show's responsibility to be correct and careful, Brian Stelter says.

"So many people are leaking" inside the administration, April Ryan says, despite Anthony Scaramucci's pledge to ferret out leakers. Richard Wolffe says the infighting has been "exceptional."

A day after North Korea tested a ballistic missile that it claims can reach the United States, President Donald Trump ripped China for not reining in Kim Jong Un and his missile program. CNN's Will Ripley reports.

Tesla's first 'affordable' electric car, the Model 3, was released to it's first users today.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin clashed with Rep. Maxine Waters and other Democrats during an annual testimony before the House Financial Services Committee.

A hacker who goes by the name Plore found three ways to hack into the Armatix IP1 smart gun. The gun is designed to fire only when paired with the users smart watch.

Venezuela's political crisis has brought the country to a standstill. CNN's Paula Newton explains how it all began.

Rolls-Royce unveiled an all-new Phantom, the first full revamp since 2003. For a starting price of $460,000, you get the kind of luxury and grandeur found almost nowhere else on the market.

Audible gasps and applause broke out when Sen. John McCain rejected the "skinny repeal" bill on the Senate floor.

Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) voted no on the "skinny repeal" of Obamacare. The repeal failed with a vote of 49 to 51.

Even Brexit couldn't ruin this party! Rolls-Royce CEO unveils new Phantom and says Britain's exit from the EU from a 'glass half full' perspective.

Richard Branson now only owns 20% of the airline he created. Air France/KLM nabs 31%. Delta, China Eastern each take10% in Air France/KLM and the CEO tells Richard Quest the reason why.

It's the first and only Turkish company listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Now the telecom company is taking on Whatsapp, more popular than Spotify and has its own tv platform. Tuckcell CEO rings the closing bell and talks to Richard Quest.

Traders say it was the biggest sell-off the Dow has seen since the inauguration. By the time trading was over, the Dow still managed to post another record close. NYSE trader Peter Tuchman explains what happened.

Jeff Bezos' net worth has grown exponentially in the past few years, and is now over $90 billion. He has surpassed Bill Gates to become the wealthiest man in the world.

'La Resistencia' is using homemade weapons and shields to do battle on the streets of Caracas in the fierce struggle for the future of Venezuela. Paula Newton reports.