Good evening everyone. Thanks for tuning in. I'm Allison Camarada. Welcome to CNN tonight.

Let's start with the Culture Wars. In the past 24 hours, the battlefield has been noisy.

More battles about books in the classroom, drama over drag shows, and gaslighting about gas

stoves. Here is Florida Governor Rhonda Santos this morning surrounded by and taking urgent

action to protect gas stoves. They are trying to take away your gas stove. They are coming

for any little thing in your life that they can do. And I think what they want to be able

to do is they ultimately want to control the amount of energy you consume.

Well, it turns out that 92% of Floridians use electric stoves, but let's not let that

get in the way. What is this really about? Well, Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders spelled

it out. We are under attack in a left-wing culture war. We didn't start and never wanted

to fight. Sure, seems like some people do want this fight. But what's the truth about

culture war rhetoric? We'll talk about why these messages are so powerful and why even

some Democrats are warning about wokeness. Plus, you remember the Southwest Airlines melt

down over the holidays? Well, now we have an alarming glimpse into what was going on

behind the scenes while passengers were stranded, including a message sent to a cockpit computer

asking, who's flying this plane? We have a preview of a Senate hearing about all of this

tomorrow, what can Congress do to make flying less nerve-racking for all of us? And the

suspect in the Dallas Zoo Animal Fests has allegedly admitted to stealing two tamarin

monkeys and trying to steal a snow leopard. He also, reportedly told police, he wants to

take more animals if he gets out of jail. Jeff Corwin is here tonight to talk about our

obsession with exotic animals. So there's a lot going on tonight and here with me in

studio, we have former Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang, CNN political commentator

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