03 December 2025
Wolf Blitzer Grills GOP Rep on Cartel Strikes | CNN Shakeup & Breyer's Upcoming Interview
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Wolf Blitzer continues to remain a central figure in cable news coverage, with several significant developments emerging in recent days. According to Townhall, the veteran CNN anchor faced off with Republican Congressman Carlos Giménez on air regarding controversial airstrikes targeting narco-traffickers in the Caribbean. During their December 2nd exchange on The Situation Room, Blitzer questioned the legality of striking survivors of initial attacks, while Giménez defended the operations as necessary action against terrorists poisoning America. The congressman pushed back against what he characterized as media scrutiny that was absent during the Obama administration's drone strike operations.
In legal analysis coverage, CNN Legal Analyst Elie Honig appeared on Blitzer's show to discuss whether the alleged double-tap strikes constituted war crimes under international law. According to Mediaite, Honig argued that targeting defenseless survivors violates the Geneva Convention and cited the Department of Defense's own manual on the laws of war as supporting this position. The segment featured Blitzer presenting a Department of Justice memo arguing that President Trump possessed legal authority to authorize deadly force against cartels, though Honig countered that this memo was issued three days after the incident in question.
Looking ahead, Blitzer's schedule shows continued prominence in major news coverage. According to FixtheCourt, retired Justice Stephen Breyer is scheduled to appear on The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer and Pamela Brown on March 19th to defend Chief Justice Roberts' statement regarding impeachment procedures.
On the personnel front, CNN announced programming changes affecting Blitzer's longtime show. According to AOL, The Situation Room is transitioning from evenings to mornings, with Blitzer now co-hosting the program with Pamela Brown in a new morning slot running from ten to noon Eastern time on weekdays.
Earlier coverage from IMDB noted that Blitzer paid tribute to departing CNN political analyst Gloria Borger in December, thanking her for seventeen years of service and noting that her first CNN appearance had occurred on his show back in 2007.
Throughout these developments, Blitzer maintains his position as CNN's senior political anchor, continuing to engage with significant policy debates while navigating the network's ongoing structural changes and programming adjustments.
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Wolf Blitzer continues to remain a central figure in cable news coverage, with several significant developments emerging in recent days. According to Townhall, the veteran CNN anchor faced off with Republican Congressman Carlos Giménez on air regarding controversial airstrikes targeting narco-traffickers in the Caribbean. During their December 2nd exchange on The Situation Room, Blitzer questioned the legality of striking survivors of initial attacks, while Giménez defended the operations as necessary action against terrorists poisoning America. The congressman pushed back against what he characterized as media scrutiny that was absent during the Obama administration's drone strike operations.
In legal analysis coverage, CNN Legal Analyst Elie Honig appeared on Blitzer's show to discuss whether the alleged double-tap strikes constituted war crimes under international law. According to Mediaite, Honig argued that targeting defenseless survivors violates the Geneva Convention and cited the Department of Defense's own manual on the laws of war as supporting this position. The segment featured Blitzer presenting a Department of Justice memo arguing that President Trump possessed legal authority to authorize deadly force against cartels, though Honig countered that this memo was issued three days after the incident in question.
Looking ahead, Blitzer's schedule shows continued prominence in major news coverage. According to FixtheCourt, retired Justice Stephen Breyer is scheduled to appear on The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer and Pamela Brown on March 19th to defend Chief Justice Roberts' statement regarding impeachment procedures.
On the personnel front, CNN announced programming changes affecting Blitzer's longtime show. According to AOL, The Situation Room is transitioning from evenings to mornings, with Blitzer now co-hosting the program with Pamela Brown in a new morning slot running from ten to noon Eastern time on weekdays.
Earlier coverage from IMDB noted that Blitzer paid tribute to departing CNN political analyst Gloria Borger in December, thanking her for seventeen years of service and noting that her first CNN appearance had occurred on his show back in 2007.
Throughout these developments, Blitzer maintains his position as CNN's senior political anchor, continuing to engage with significant policy debates while navigating the network's ongoing structural changes and programming adjustments.
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This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI