Amanpour and Company

February 20, 2019

Christiane Amanpour speaks with historian Miguel Tinker Salas and novelist Isabel Allende about the crisis in Venezuela; and Talal Derki about his film "Of Fathers and Sons." Hari Sreenivasan speaks with philosopher Bernard-Henri Levy about America's abdication of its traditional leadership role.

Historian Miguel Tinker Salas on The Crisis in Venezuela

3m 1s

As Venezuelans starve inside a country mired in political and social chaos, the Trump administration has set a Saturday deadline for much-needed aid to be allowed entry. Historian Miguel Tinker Salas joins the program to discuss.

Previews + Extras

  • Novelist Isabel Allende Gives Her Thoughts on Venezuela: asset-mezzanine-16x9

    Novelist Isabel Allende Gives Her Thoughts on Venezuela

    S2019 E219 - 2m 59s

    While the Venezuelan crisis continues, Latin America is no stranger to political upheaval, as renowned novelist Isabel Allende knows all too well. Her godfather and cousin, Chile’s socialist President Salvador Allende, was deposed in a US-backed coup in 1973. She fled to Venezuela where she would live for more than a decade. She discusses her incredible life and vantage point.

  • Talal Derki on his New Film "Of Fathers and Sons": asset-mezzanine-16x9

    Talal Derki on his New Film "Of Fathers and Sons"

    S2019 E219 - 2m 50s

    Syrian Director Talal Derki spent more than two years documenting the nightmare that has befallen his country, embedding himself with a radical jihadist family. He joins the program to discuss his astonishing film, “Of Fathers and Sons.”

  • Bernard-Henri Levy on America's Loss of Leadership: asset-mezzanine-16x9

    Bernard-Henri Levy on America's Loss of Leadership

    S2019 E219 - 15m 57s

    Hari Sreenivasan sits down with acclaimed French philosopher Bernard-Henri Levy to discuss his new book “The Empire and the Five Kings” and America’s gradual abdication from its traditional leadership role.

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