An American aid worker and Marine Corps veteran, Pete Reed, was killed in Ukraine last week after his ambulance was bombed. Chris Cuomo talks to Reed’s older brother Chandler about what motivated Pete to do humanitarian work.

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Bryan Kohberger, the man accused of killing four University of Idaho students, has received a love letter. A Facebook user named Brittney J. Hislope says she's been writing and mailing Kohberger about a letter a day since his Dec. 30 arrest. NewsNation hasn't been able to independently confirm she is a real person, but the profile has existed since January 2019.

Psychotherapist and author Dr. Robin Ludwig joins Banfield to discuss why some are attracted to people accused of violent crimes.

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There's finally bipartisan support to ban TikTok in the U.S. What took so long? And how much damage has already been done? After all, there are documented cases of the app surveilling journalists & promoting thinly veiled Chinese propaganda. Dan Abrams discusses with discusses with cybersecurity expert Morgan Wright.

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Once limited to cities along the southern border, the influence of Mexican drug cartels has spread to smaller American towns across the country, including several in the state of Montana. Chris Cuomo talks to Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen about the spike in fentanyl deaths in the state, and how to best fight drug trafficking.

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Cartels are forcing migrants across the Rio Grande at gunpoint. According to Border Patrol, these cartels control the southern border, deciding where migrants will enter the U.S.

NewsNation’s Leland Vittert talks to Political editor Chris Stirewalt about how President Biden will seek to reassert leadership and make his case against 2024 primary challengers in his State of the Union address Tuesday.

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