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Larry Kudlow, President Trump's economic adviser, takes a swipe at Mark Zuckerberg in advance of the Facebook CEO's appearance before several Congressional committees.

CNN's Jeremy Diamond asks White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow to describe what a trade war might look like.

Geisha Williams, President and CEO of PG&E Corp., made history last year becoming the first Latina CEO of a Fortune 500 Company. She says all immigrants deserve the same opportunities she had and calls immigration a "secret weapon" for the United States.

What started out as a dispute over remarks regarding first lady Melania Trump has metastasized into a vitriolic Twitter and TV tirade between Fox News' Sean Hannity and ABC late-night comic Jimmy Kimmel. CNN's Oliver Darcy breaks down the war of words between the two TV hosts.

The president throwing his prepared speech into the air at an event was "Trump as a showman," Jeff Greenfield says. He also addresses Trump's conspiracy theory thinking, saying "Donald Trump has this belief that if he THINKS something is true, it IS true."

Jonathan Beaton, a former reporter at Sinclair-owned WPEC TV, opens up to Brian Stelter about the corporate culture at Sinclair Broadcasting amid his ongoing legal battle with the company. He says Sinclair's conservative bent is "insidious" because it is disguised.

New York Times executive editor Dean Baquet says that if the president "creates a culture where 'Fox and Friends' and Jesse Watters are regarded as serious journalism, and The New York Times and the Washington Post are not, he will have a "longstanding, harmful effect on the country."

Dean Baquet says "the biggest crisis in journalism is not Donald Trump's attacks," it's "the decline of local newspapers." He wants to draw attention to the cutbacks at the Denver Post and scores of other papers.

Brian Stelter says the "caravan" story is a symbol of everything that's wrong with the Trump era. Jeff Greenfield and Olivia Nuzzi join the conversation to discuss the consequences of Trump's Fox News addiction.

Former Fox News contributor Erick Erickson explains his concerns with ad boycott efforts. Boycotts force advertisers "to take a side," he says. Erickson also talks about his reasons for leaving Fox News.

Should the Atlantic have given fired writer Kevin Williamson "space" to explain his past statements about punishing women for having abortions? Erick Erickson says it's a dangerous precedent to hire people and then fire them based on the views of an "online mob."

Marc Fisher, senior editor at the Washington Post, tells Brian Stelter that when "the Post's critical reporting gets under the president's skin," the president lashes out at Amazon. Jeff Bezos owns the Post and runs Amazon. Fisher emphasizes that the two companies are run as separate entities.

Alec Baldwin returned for a press conference as President Donald Trump and rapper Cardi B revealed an apparent baby bump while performing on "Saturday Night Live."

Fifty years since '2001: A Space Odyssey' hit theaters, the movie got many things right. But should we be worried about AI coming to kill us all? (Part 1)

Fifty years since '2001: A Space Odyssey' hit theaters, the movie got many things right. But should we be worried about AI coming to kill us all? Richard Quest and Laurie Segall discuss, debate and laugh. (Part 2)

U.S. issues new sanctions on Russia, this time focusing on Russian Oligarchs. VTB Bank Chairman Andrey Kostin is among them and speaks to Richard Quest on 'Quest Express.'

Chinese tariffs target a list of US products that includes soy and pork. Farmers in Iowa say they are already feeling the pain from a trade war that isn't fully underway. CNN's Martin Savidge reports.

Stocks tumbled Friday as trade tensions between the United States and China heated up. CNNMoney's Richard Quest explains.

In an effort to increase ad transparency, Facebook announced that it will clearly label all political and issue advertisements on the platform and authorize the groups behind large Pages.

VTB Bank chairman Andrey Kostin says he didn't do anything wrong to America. It's all just a big misunderstanding, he says.