David Culver

David Culver, CNN Senior National Correspondent, shares insights from his experience covering the historic transfer of giant pandas from China to the U.S., marking a notable moment in 'panda diplomacy.' The conversation explores what these adorable animals symbolize in terms of U.S.-China relations amidst rising geopolitical tensions. Culver recounts the emotional journey of the pandas, highlighting their personalities and the deep connections formed during their transfer. The discussion also touches on broader issues, including national security and foreign influence concerns.

David Culver, a Senior National Correspondent for CNN, delves into the surprising rise of reverse migration in El Salvador. Discussion centers on how President Bukele's controversial measures have transformed the country from a notorious safety risk to a place many now feel safe returning to. Personal stories highlight the balance between new safety and ongoing human rights concerns. Culver also compares El Salvador's political landscape to Venezuela, emphasizing the importance of democracy for sustained progress.

Exploring the escalating gang violence in Haiti, with nearly 80% of the capital controlled by gangs. Residents share their harrowing experiences and hopes for the future. International military assistance and the impact of school closures on children's hunger are also discussed.

CNN Senior National Correspondent David Culver discusses the impact of the end of Title 42 on the border crisis in Southern California. They explore alternative ways migrants enter the country. The podcast also addresses the experiences of local landowners frustrated by the influx of migrants crossing through their property and the challenges faced at the border by law enforcement. It discusses the unpredictable nature of the border crisis and the need for policy changes.

David Culver, CNN Senior National Correspondent, discusses the growing number of migrants arriving on properties along the US-Mexico border. Exploring perspectives from Southern California and San Diego County, the podcast highlights the challenges faced by landowners and the strain on resources. It also discusses the shifting behaviors of migrants and potential solutions for the border crisis.