Anderson Cooper 360°

The U.S. will soon begin issuing passports with an image of President Trump on the inside. CNN senior political commentator Adam Kinzinger, a former Republican congressman, talks about how the people around him are just "buying time" with the president.

"A naked intimidation tactic": Bill Carter, editor-at-large of LateNighter.com and CNN Media Analyst Sara Fischer react to the FCC's order challenging ABC's station licenses amid Pres. Trump's call for Jimmy Kimmel to be fired.

Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly was targeted for retribution by the Trump administration. He weighs in on the DOJ indicting James Comey for a second time saying, "It's very clear that the president wants to throw people he doesn't like into jail."

Former FBI Director James Comey was indicted over a photo posted on social media of seashells that spelled out "86 47," a message that prosecutors claim was a threat against the President. "This whole thing is an absolute fraud," says former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe.

Anderson reports on the Trump administration's journey to prosecute former FBI Director James Comey (again).

After Saturday's shooting, the White House claims Democrats are "inspiring violence" with their rhetoric. And House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries responds with "clean up your own house." CNN's Van Jones and Alyssa Farrah Griffin weigh in.

At the moment shots were fired near the White House Correspondents' Dinner, mentalist Oz Pearlman was on the dais with the President and First Lady. He talks about what it was like being face-to-face with President Trump on the ground taking cover.

The assassination attempt is leading the president to call on ABC to fire Jimmy Kimmel after a joke he made last week before the thwarted attack. CNN's Brian Stelter and Bill Carter, Editor at Large of LateNighter.com, have more details.

CNN's Brian Todd has the details on what we are learning in the lead up to the shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner.

As Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner head to Pakistan for talks, ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee Adam Smith says the administration has sidelined experts in favor of “two real estate guys from Jersey who don't really have a lot of experience in this area.”

A would-be suicide bomber in the New York City subway, who survived after his pipe bomb malfunctioned, had one of his charges thrown out in court this week. CNN's John Miller and our senior legal analyst Elie Honig break down what this could mean for future terrorism cases.

"A ceasefire doesn't mean life goes back to normal": David Miliband, president and CEO of the International Rescue Committee, who warns of a humanitarian crisis for the most vulnerable in the wake of the Iran war.

"This is really kind of the worst time for this to happen": Bryan Clark, a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and an expert in naval operations, lays out the challenges facing the U.S. Navy when it comes to clearing the Strait of Hormuz of mines.

A U.S. special forces soldier was arrested after allegedly winning a $400,000 bet on the Maduro raid in Venezuela. Former Congressmaan Adam Kinzinger calls it "dangerous" and a "real national security issue."

Sources tell CNN that U.S. officials are making plans to target Iran's asymmetric capabilities if the current ceasefire fails. The U.S. should "try and shut down that Iranian capability to control the Strait," says former NATO Supreme Allied Commander James Stavridis.

President of the aid group AfghanEvac Shawn VanDiver says a potential plan to send Afghan refugees who aided the U.S. war effort to the Democratic Republic of Congo could jeopardize their lives.

Former U.S. hostage negotiator Roger Carstens warns that the Iranians are tougher negotiators than the Russians, the Chinese, and even the Taliban. He says the Iranians often move the goal posts and that "you never really quite get to the end state until the very end."

Former Naval intelligence officer Rep. Maggie Goodlander reacts to the White House saying the president has not set a "firm deadline" to receive an Iranian proposal to end the war. “It’s very hard to take what he’s saying seriously,” she says.

Iran releases video they claim shows soldiers seizing two ships in the Strait of Hormuz. The White House says President Trump doesn’t view the seizure as a breach of the ceasefire.

After Iran said it seized two ships, the White House said the president didn't view this as a violation of the ceasefire. "If you asked Greece whether or not it was a violation of the ceasefire, I think they'd hold a different opinion," says former JAG officer Margaret Donovan.