Sabrina Singh

The president was there campaigning just two days ago.

Joining us now is former Republican Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty, CNN political commentator Sabrina Singh, and New York Times journalist and podcast host Lulu Garcia-Navarro.

So Governor Pawlenty, does it make sense to you the president is promoting this, uh, reality in which there is low inflation and prices are coming down and gas prices are, are way down and that the economy is in a golden age? Do you think he can convince his base to not believe what many may be seeing with their own eyes?

Well, the voters may not appreciate that fully based on his current approval ratings, but keep in mind one important thing in the closing days of this campaign, Anderson, is to get the base out.

I mean, that's all fair game.

This stuff is a sideshow.

Uh, Sabrina Singh, Lulu Garcia-Navarro, Tim Pawlenty, appreciate it.

Thanks very much.

The blast also caused part of the ceiling to collapse.

With us now is CNN military analyst, retired US Air Force Colonel Cedric Leighton, and Sabrina Singh.

She's a CNN global affairs commentator, former deputy Pentagon press secretary during the Biden administration.

Sabrina, let me start with you.

So again, we're rewarding Putin, um, and trying to exact costs on, on President Zelensky and Ukraine, and it really should be the other way around.

Important point.

Uh, Sabrina Singh, Cedric Leighton, to both of you, thank you very, very much.

And here is what's coming up right at the top of the hour.

Your guest tonight, Senator Tom Tillis.

Joining us now, two of our CNN political commentators, Republican strategist David Urban and former Deputy Pentagon Press Secretary Sabrina Singh.

So, David, we're going to speak more about the president's comments with Karen Bass, as you know.

I want to ask you, how did you interpret the takeout L.A. remarks?

He is going to reek with the stink of Donald Trump

Live at the table, Ashley Allison, Joe Borelli, Sabrina Singh, Malik Abdul, and Geraldo Rivera.

Americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do.

[dramatic music] Good evening.

Again, CNN has just learned that the president had a direct role in these two spots.

Joining us now, two CNN political commentators, former Trump campaign advisor David Urban and former Deputy Pentagon Press Secretary Sabrina Singh.

David, should taxpayers be footing the bill for a campaign-style ad?

No, I agree with Senator Thune and Senator Kennedy.

I got to go.

I appreciate that.

Thank you, David Urban, Sabrina Singh.

Coming up next, almost two years after an alleged gang rape at Cornell University, the local district attorney now reopening the case, but it took a lawsuit by the accuser to do it.

And I'm Kennedy, the Fly's deputy communications director.

Today we are joined by none other than our first official GU Politics fellow of the semester, Sabrina Singh.

Sabrina's experience spans the wide intersection between government, communications, and foreign affairs.

She served as the deputy press secretary to former VP Kamala Harris and as deputy Pentagon press secretary under Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin.

All right.

Good afternoon, flies.

Rainy day today, but we are so lucky to be joined by none other than Sabrina Singh, our first official geopolitics fellow of the semester to be featured on the podcast.

Sabrina, how are you feeling today?

But it also could be something that President Xi or President Trump feels like he needs to bring up during this discussion, giving China leverage in the state visit.

Sabrina Singh, a major concern here is that China could study the parts and not only potentially copy them for their own flights, but reverse engineer the technology to be able to shoot down F-35s or whatever.

How devastating might this be for America's national security? And do you think that it's being brought up by Trump to Xi?

Well, I would certainly, if I was advising the president, I think this would be one of the points that I push.

Let's bring the rest of our, uh, panel in here to broaden out our conversation.

CNN presidential historian Tim Naftali, CNN political commentator Sabrina Singh, and Republican strategist Kristen Davidson.

We're also joined by CNN political commentator and former Trump White House Director of Strategic Communications Alyssa Farah Griffin.

Thank you all, uh, very much for being here.

But he, the, he, he really does think of every detail of how he, he's a TV guy, how he can capture these significant moments, and this is such a problem of his own making, this, you know, important week with the UN, with President Xi, that he's in this position.

position.Yeah.

Uh, Sabrina Singh, I mean, uh, jump in here because, uh, to Elissa's point, you also have experience in this regard.

Yeah, I...