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Samantha Vinograd in the News Samantha Vinograd in the news April 29 Presidential Weekly Briefing with Dana Bash https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=378595&key=6f786d0cdef94579f09760e943791f2f April 29 with Ryan Nobles on North Korea and Russia: - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=378519&key=fba443651e57a8614e498df9d718401a - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=378521&key=7e8d8fe687835f913a75fff79c625e1b April 28 with Don Lemon on Russia and Trump: - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=378031&key=80d3db3b2a9b6c3110bbb09c5cf57bed - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=378035&key=fa7808937f44d1d48c2ff73855db2151 April 27 with Jim Acosta: - On North Korea https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=377925&key=6efb1b853a328679982775f25f0f1cd4 - On Russia and Trump Tower https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=377927&key=3b3ac13d0a3fbb8413636ac3eaf05e6b - On the Russians and the NRA https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=377929&key=c5170a440f52c6cd45bf938e9a29d2e2 April 27 2018 with Jim Sciutto: - Trump Tower meeting and the Russians: https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=377837&key=88a7671edae1fb3b5c9692212f9dfe5a - On Merkel, Trump, Russia and more: https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=377847&key=4d3118e810745c37677580dae7d25644 April 24 with Brooke Baldwin on North Korea, Iran, and France - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=375641&key=b7f9d05dee545f9d334d15603be9e813 - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=375643&key=36d9ba3eb2c0d275238b526918692a1d April 24 with Kate Bolduan and CNNi on Trump, Macron, DPRK, and Iran - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=375637&key=96c1f632311252aa3080ec1f681334b0 - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=375635&key=3c62525cacefe2a803f98943af038082 April 23 CNNi on Toronto attack - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=374867&key=6b46f2dfdba47393ef2d7e2cfe7296b6 - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=374867&key=6b46f2dfdba47393ef2d7e2cfe7296b6 April 22 Presidential Weekly Briefing with Ana Cabrera - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=374521&key=4ef2e8879428d0b1fc2ccef86278470f April 21 with Christi Paul - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=374311&key=870ea4cdcc445cdab6eef74748e0698f - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=374313&key=eab4b80b4fa37e4796ba55ad8c756276 April 20 with Wolf Blitzer on Russia and Syria: - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=374019&key=b51e27ace500995dcbb2f267b9e5f7b2 April 19 with Wolf Blitzer on Comey Memos - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=373363&key=7744dd455994b288db48d74e4aca1613 April 19 with Kate Bolduan on North Korea and Russia: - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=373115&key=f7e2a776c21f7aab5fde0e97f9e23bdf - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=373117&key=312a927c95ba034cc99776a8bef9ee0e April 18 with Erin Burnett on Russia - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=372705&key=47e709496f33d300c117444e71c9e061 April 17 with Wolf Blitzer on Russia and WH meltdown: - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=371975&key=1ee72e3d6e684ccfcaaccf5a7cc2900b April 15 Weekend Presidential Brief: https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=370303&key=1840a11b1a5853aba17fdafe0b56d7dd April 15 with New Day on Syria - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=369985&key=80b2b2d7231ad1162521af131f42fc50 April 14: - Newsroom with John Berman - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=369859&key=f0d1ff2ad054b6b661346c264b224023 - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=369857&key=301c115478a86d39b753bfa10eb0e73f - Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer April 13 - 14 with Don Lemon on Syria: - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=369777&key=82c41d531c2c5bc4c2991c26363c1dde - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=369781&key=7217ef93c0214e2206ee9a367296ea2d April 13 with Wolf Blitzer on President Trump’s legal troubles and Syria - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=369577&key=8d4832f7c05ac2f9f02cfefa74c34374 April 13 with Early Start April 10 with John Berman on Syria and Russia - https://grabien.com/file.php?id=366039 - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=366043&key=0e894f8948046b250611792ed7db0f57 April 9 Weekend Presidential Briefing https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=365891&key=7add8845bb6798116ffcdef53e6be2d8 April 9 CNNi on Syria https://www.cnn.com/videos/tv/2018/04/09/exp-dozens-killed-in-suspected-chemical-attack.cnn April 9 with Fredricka Whitfield on Syria CW attack and Ambassador John Bolton: - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=365859&key=510453378a1a4347d89feea7b8851d3f - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=365857&key=f9420a703c58c9ca43219a83d33fd114 - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=365855&key=eeba14738d8905251e10989b8a80a715 April 8 with Ana Cabrera on German attack: - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=365761&key=48162366604d14e5e52c7945efba82b9 April 7 with Fredricka Whitfield on German attack: - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=365739&key=edbb764941c6c3c5c1d291bd878265ee - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=365741&key=ffa2290ee8993105e1fcd50c5f9b7705 April 6 with Don Lemon on Trump campaign and Mueller: - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=365695&key=ae7654d68a15f062d805a6a29e4ac6d0 - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=365697&key=67b9a0cfc05b67054447067068ac48d7 April 6 with Wolf Blitzer on Russia and Mueller: - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=365667&key=b680706f04690aaffe38e17d068ee0c5 - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=365663&key=9343beee0ec126da746b4778b27ee8e0 April 6 with Wolf Blitzer on new Russia sanctions https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=365565&key=a4a4218a7c61e840efaf1b8a30313622 April 5 with Brianna Keiler on FBI investigations and Treasury sanctions: - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=365087&key=09b082aa069634b267b87f517167da3f April 4 with Don Lemon on Immigration and Syria: - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=364863&key=ee101951b21f7cd17a73ed3848c59e30 - https://grabien.com/userclipsrequests_e.php?id=143873 - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=364865&key=f36d03bfc74ad03ebab584f38d93b3dc - April 4 with Wolf Blitzer on Russia sanctions - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=364811&key=6e91fdb2587d169ff0a8d9f545f77971 - https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=364813&key=44b790f4caafda7c0229c2885139454c April 4, 2018 with Wolf Blitzer on Russia https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=364689&key=1a517ab57dd86679d32d474dcac2590c April 3, 2018 with Wolf Blitzer on Trump and Russia https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=364219&key=22dce11667b756b7bb4c86c7b55737c4 April 2, 2018 with Ana Cabrera: - Mexico, DACA, and border wall: https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=363217&key=57228c9ad004f380e0281e69c14b4124 - Russia/ US “Summit?” https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=363233&key=7be15de90f60bcb5905fba3b7602f459 April 1, 2018 Weekend Presidential Briefing with Ana Cabrera https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=362885&key=8bb9e43e58813b0c0a5d22762a423383 April 1, 2018 with Ryan Nobles on DACA, Mexico, and White House Process https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=362743&key=ae43930fdb2a45100cdd863e34f12804 March 30, 2018 with Don Lemon on Russia and Mueller https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=362039&key=ec45e923f940fa208bde3afa3150a4ec March 30, 2018 with Wolf Blitzer to discuss the Department of Justice and AG Sessions https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=361691&key=91cbf50566addfa68c89ede80efc0fe0 March 30 2018 with Brianna Keiler on North Korea, Japan and more https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=361537&key=c5105b2a2579ac53d774d1ecbfe9a12c March 29 2018 with Wolf Blitzer on North Korea and China https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=361127&key=089fdfff1e5be30017ed12a2cf0a92f2 March 26,2018 with Hala Gorani tonight on Russian CW attack and response https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=359821&key=5ae2de9a241a88d06239f3f1678d06f7 March 26 with Brianna Keiler on Russian CW attack and response https://grabien.com/file.php?id=359735 March 26 CNN Money with Maggie Lake on Russian CW attack and response https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=359585&key=a58a5e03e44d697bca445ca9523e3036 March 26 with John Berman on Russian CW attack and US response https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=359581&key=34eda1b347593b0855c01235f6f60feb March 25 with Ana Cabrera: Weekend Presidential Briefing https://snpy.tv/2pGOsFu March 24 with Erin Burnett Out Front on White House Leaks and National Security Process https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=359057&key=e08aa445e349cbdad2dd136dbf6a582a March 24 New Day on Gun control and McCabe / DOJ ● Segment 1: https://snpy.tv/2ucDCfm ● Segment 2: https://snpy.tv/2pCiV7E March 23 with Wolf Blitzer ● Segment 1: North Korea and WH Chaos https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=358745&key=c15ccb27ecff97aac10f19f08e512acd ● Segment 2: McMaster Firing https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=358329&key=4bfa24983d7e583a11efb7c105597883 March 22 with Erin Burnett Out Front on McMaster firing and Iran deal https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=357975&key=eb813443eeb36c3f9b34239d98216d4b March 22 with Wolf Blitzer on McMaster Firing and WH Processs ● Segment 1: https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=357965&key=82721565c94dcc397c9cd56bde3dcc2d ● Segment 2: https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=357895&key=392508a31030d0bc1b2907a562538a83 March 21 with Wolf Blitzer on Trump/ Putin Phone call: ● https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=357025&key=4cb2970d0ba576d5d904a233b2acd9ab March 18 with Ana Cabrebra Weekend Presidential Briefing https://www.cnn.com/videos/tv/2018/03/19/exp- weekend-presidential-briefing.cnn March 17 with Fredricka Whitfield on Russia, McCabe and Sessions https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=354665&key=cc6ffd801c4bfe413edad4ef67501395 March 17 New Day on McCabe https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=354621&key=391285f3e1cfd26aac5499338ce619d0 March 16 with Wolf Blitzer on Russia and Personnel Changes https://grabien.com/getmedia.php?id=354487&key=f824dc6be4999ae9737140c668b7a4fa
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