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CNN Transcripts for May 04, 2024

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The Amanpour Hour
• Interview With USC Professor Afua Hirsch; Interview With Rabbi Sharon Brous; Is TikTok a Threat To Democracy; Interview With Columbia University Professor Tim Wu; Subsidized Rent Stops Parisians From Being Priced Out; The Infamous Speech That Became A Symbol Of Premature Victory. Aired 11a-12p ET


CNN Newsroom
• Pro-Palestinian Protesters Briefly Interrupt University Of Michigan Commencement Ceremony; Bodies Found In Mexico After Three Surfers Go Missing; Hicks: Trump Didn't Want Family To Be "Hurt Or Embarrassed"; Colleges Brace For Pro-Palestinian Protests Ahead Of Graduations; Democratic Congressman Henry Cuellar Indicted In Bribery Scheme; Historic 150th Running Of The Kentucky Derby. Aired 12-1p ET
• Pro-Palestinian Protesters Briefly Interrupt University Of Michigan Commencement Ceremony; College Brace For Pro-Palestinian Protests Ahead Of Graduations; Bodies Found In Mexico After American, Two Australians Go Missing; Longtime Trump Aide Hope Hicks Wraps Blockbuster Testimony; Blinken: Hamas Is The Only Thing Standing In The Way Of A Deal; The Reality Of Life In Rafah; Red Lobster Considers Filing For Bankruptcy; Caitlin Clark Makes WNBA Debut. Aired 1-2p ET
• Severe Weather and Floods Threaten Parts of Texas; Pro- Palestinian Protesters Briefly Interrupt Commencement Ceremony at University of Michigan; Former White House Communications Director Hope Hicks Testifies in Hush Money Criminal Trial of Donald Trump; Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) Promises to File Motion to Vacate Representative Mike Johnson from House Speakership; American and Two Australian Brothers Go Missing in Northern Mexico. Aired 2-3p ET
• Flooding in Texas Forces Evacuations, More Rain to Come; Trump Meeting with Potential VP Candidates This Weekend; Former Trump Aide Hope Hicks Testifies in Hush Money Trial; College Brace for Pro- Palestinian Protests Ahead of Graduations; Biden Administration Sends Letter to Colleges on Protests; China Launches Mission to the Moon; FBI Discovers New DNA Evidence 10 Years After Gruesome Georgia Murders. Aired 3-4p ET
• Heavy Police Presence In University Of Virginia; Trump Goes From NYC Courtroom To Florida Fundraiser; U.S. And Israeli Officials Finalizing Ceasefire Deal In Cairo; Nearly Two Feet Of Rain Soaks Texas, With More Expected; Hope Hicks Testifies On Trump's Reaction To "Access Hollywood" Tape; Universities Increase Security Ahead Of Graduation Ceremonies Following Weeks Of Pro-Palestinian Protests. Aired 4-5p ET
• Trump Trades NYC Courtroom For Florida Fundraiser; Israel-Hams War; Living In Fear In Rafah With Nowhere To Go; Universities Increase Security Ahead Of Graduation Ceremonies Following Weeks Of Pro- Palestinian Protests; At Least A Dozen Texas Rivers Reach Major Flood Stage; Former Trump Aide Hope Hicks Takes Stand In Hush Money Trial. Aired 5-6p ET
• CIA Director In Cairo Amid Ongoing Ceasefire Negotiations; Sources: Trump Campaign Tells Donors It Raised In $76.2 Million In April; Interview With Rep. Max Miller (R-OH); Homes Flooded, Rescues Ongoing As Heavy Rain Pounds Texas; Univ. Of Virginia: Area "Stable" After Pro-Palestinian Encampment Declared An Unlawful Assembly; Biden Faces Criticism Over Campus Protests; Trump Embraces Authoritarian Leader As Model For 2nd Term. Aired 6-7p ET
• Hostage And Ceasefire Deal Talks In Cairo; Interview With Representative Sara Jacobs (D-CA) About Campus Protests; Rescues, Mandatory Evacuations Underway In Texas; Trump In Florida Fundraiser After Spending A Week In NYC Courtroom; Longtime Trump Aide Hope Hicks Testifies In Hush Money Trial; Colleges Brace For Pro-Palestinian Protests Ahead Of Graduation; Six-Week Abortion Ban Takes Effect In Florida; Mystik Dan Noses Ahead To Win The 150th Kentucky Derby. Aired 7-8p ET
• Ceasefire And Hostage Talks Expected To Resume On Saturday; University Of Florida Holds Graduation After Arrests This Week; Russia Tries To Seize Closing Window Of Opportunity In Ukraine; Former Trump Aide Hope Hicks Testifies In Day 11 Of Trial; U.S. Urges Georgia To Halt Legislation Amid Protests. Aired 3-4a ET
• Ceasefire And Hostage Talks Expected To Resume On Saturday; University Of Florida Holds Graduation After Arrests This Week; Former Trump Aide Hope Hicks Testifies In Day 11 Of Trial; Russia Tries To Seize Ground Before More U.S. Aid Arrives; Bodies Found In Mexico After Three Surfers Go Missing. Aired 4-5a ET
• Demonstration Raise Legal Questions Around Free Speech; Israel Discussing Plans To Evacuate Civilians From Rafah; Former Trump Aide Hope Hicks Testifies In Day 11 Of Trial; Univ. Of Florida Holds Graduation After Arrests This Week; Russia Tries To Seize Ground Before More U.S. Aid Arrives; World First: Orangutan Treats Wound With Medicinal Plant. Aired 5-6a ET


CNN This Morning
• Universities Rocked By Protests Set To Hold Graduations; Emory Faculty Group Votes No Confidence In University President; Former Trump Aide Hope Hicks Testifies In Hush Money Trial; Henry Cuellar Indicted Over Bribery Scheme; Biden Awards Nation's Highest Civilian Honor to 19 Recipients; CIA Director Bill Burns in Cairo As Gaza Ceasefire Deal Reaches Critical Point; Russian Drone Attack Causes Fires Across Ukrainian City of Kharkiv. Aired 6-7a ET
• 44 People Arrest At Columbia University's Hamilton Hall; Emory's Faculty Senate Vote No Confidence In University President; Hicks Testifies On Trump's Reaction To Access Hollywood Tape; Heavy Rain Leads To Water Rescues, Evacuations In Texas; Trump Camp To Host Major Donor Retreat In Florida; Radical Disparities Persist Despite Drop In Maternal Mortality Rates; Bodies Found In Mexico After Three Surfers Go Missing; Caitlin Clark Makes WNBA Debut For Fever; Pro Volleyball Federation Vibing In Inaugural Season; Texas Rep. Cuellar Indicted On Conspiracy And Bribery. Aired 7-8a ET


The Chris Wallace Show
• College And University Presidents Begin Calling In Law Enforcement To End Pro-Palestinian Campus Protests And Encampments; Judge Fines Donald Trump For Violating Gag Order For Hush Money Criminal Trial; Donald Trump Gives Interview In Which He Says During His Possible Second Term States May Monitor Pregnant Women To Prevent Abortions; Democrats Plan To Protect Republican Speaker Mike Johnson Against Possible Motion To Vacate Filed by Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene; Business Trend Called "Dry Promotion" Sees Employees Receive New Job Title and More Responsibility But Not More Pay; "Star Wars" Fans Celebrate May the Fourth; South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem Criticized for Killing Her Dog As She Describes in Her Forthcoming Memoirs. Aired 10-11a ET


First of All with Victor Blackwell
• Today: First Black Trainer In Decades At Kentucky Derby; College Graduation Ceremonies Brace For Protests; Debate Within College Dems On Statement Supporting Protests; L.A. Supreme Court Allows White Community To Split From Baton Rouge; Tribal Communities Rely On Internet Subsidy To Keep Connected; History: First Black Trainer In Decades At 150th Kentucky Derby. Aired 8-9a ET


The Situation Room
• Hope Hicks Gets Emotional, Cries On The Stand In Hush Money Trial; Hicks: Michael Chen Was "Inserting Himself" And Going "Rogue" During 2016 Campaign; Hicks Testifies She's "Nervous," Doesn't Look At Trump; Hope Hicks Gets Emotional, Cries On The Stand In Hush Money Trial; Trump Pays $9,000 Fine For Gag Order Violations; Columbia Univ. President: "Protesters Crossed A New Line". Aired 5-6p ET


Smerconish
• WSJ: Biden Need To Learn From Dems' Disaster In '68; Will Trump And Biden Ever Debate?; Survey: 75 Percent Of Americans Say Mental Health Not Treated Same As Physical; Former Trump Aide Hope Hicks Testifies In Hush Money Case; Why Did South Dakota Governor Noem Write About Killing Her Dog? Aired 9-10a ET