PBS NewsHour full episode April 16, 2018
Monday on the NewsHour, President Trump trades barbs with former FBI director James Comey following an interview that targeted the commander-in-chief. Also: The latest on Syria about the weekend...
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JUDY WOODRUFF: Good evening. I'm Judy Woodruff. On the "NewsHour" tonight: the gloves are off between President Trump and James Comey. The president trades barbs with the former FBI director following an interview that targets the commander in chief. Then: the state of play in Syria. After U.S. airstrikes, a debate heats up in Congress over the power to authorize military action. And sounds of the desert. We travel to Mali in West Africa to hear how the music of the Tuareg people helps them endure. AHMED KAIDY, Tuareg Musician (through translator): We sing about how we have suffered through politics, through racism against us and our ancestors from the desert. We say, we are here, don't forget us. JUDY WOODRUFF: All that and more ...
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JUDY WOODRUFF: Good evening. I'm Judy Woodruff. On the "NewsHour" tonight: the gloves are off between President Trump and James Comey. The president trades barbs with the former FBI director following an interview that targets the commander in chief. Then: the state of play in Syria. After U.S. airstrikes, a debate heats up in Congress over the power to authorize military action. And sounds of the desert. We travel to Mali in West Africa to hear how the music of the Tuareg people helps them endure. AHMED KAIDY, Tuareg Musician (through translator): We sing about how we have suffered through politics, through racism against us and our ancestors from the desert. We say, we are here, don't forget us. JUDY WOODRUFF: All that and more ...
