booming v-shaped recovery, what do you think of that will give credit to our producer eric schaefer, very good our next move will be i am a contaminant or, thank you for watching in -t week. "the evening edit" starts right now. elizabeth: okay, not just elizabeth: not just one but two bombshells hitting governor andrew cuomo of new york at once the report that the cuomo team rewrote and altered an internal state report last year last summer to hide and cover-up the true death toll in order to make cuomo look better, cuomo aides did it because they feared for their job if they did not go along that's according to the new york times as second-story cuomo accuser goes public with harrowing details and how cuomo tried to groom this 25-year-old for another woman who accuses

cuomo of sexual harassment says he's a monster, tonight we debate does andrew cuomo survive this politically, jim trusty, congresswoman nicole malley of talk is, tom homan, arthur cueto, john cox it is the cuomo scandal happening right now details keep getting worse, new questions who orchestrated the cover-up to make cuomo look better right when cuomo was coming out with a book and howc? we handle the pandemic. right when the media launched cuomo enter international celebrity status, the biden administration continues to downplay growing frustration among law makers. house republicans saying is also a national emergency, shelters are a quadruple capacity what is happening the frustration of the

distracting d.c. fight overcome attics that is the challenge the biden teamva privately admit ths is the worst crisis in a generation the debate trying to do cancel culture on a term of border crisis, and to this double standard where are the democrats like alexandria ocasio-cortez and elizabeth warren where are there shelter to complain about those facilities like the same trips they made under trump, why are democrats blocking hearings on the border crisis despite holding multiple hearings on what was going on at the bordere with trump, trump blaster president biden with the tsunami and the homeland security secretary and susan rice going to the border this weekend. plus the biden administration the attacks in the republican governor opened up for business calling them after biden called them neanderthal for resending government mask mandate california preparing to reopen and more on this debate about

cancel culture, dr. seuss books rocketing to amazon's best-seller list, now racist imagery, the other companies in the bull's-eye, thank you for joining us i'm elizabeth macdonald "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: resigned governor cuomo, governor cuomo's got to go, cuomo, resign, now. elizabeth: you looking at footage at heated protests outside of cuomo's office joining the now former federal prosecutor jim trusty. andrew cuomo growing because he should resign dozens of lawmakers said he needs to step down what was your reaction when he saw the new york times reporting the cuomo team censored and altered his statement to cover-up and hide thousands of nursing home deaths because they were alarmed the

numbers would make him look bad and they went along because they feared for the jobs, what do you think of the story? >> that the primary crisis in the two front war on how he handled the nursing home scandal, the scandal of the treatment of vulnerable adults in theul other front which is te treatment of female under lanes and is not handling the crisis very well on either type it but what strikes me about this information leaking out to the h new york times how he was understating the figures it's a greater strength of conspiracies that they rely in the greatest vulnerability, he's using underlings to get the message across to help him politically, that can work and that can insulate him from the wrongdoing but once they start to turn which is what we might be seen as the greatest vulnerability the people that can bring him down with firsthand information. elizabeth: he said who cares where they die if people die if

it's too cares he shouldn't care about releasing the texan e-mails and phone calls and information was exchanged about what happened with this report he became an international celebr book about his handling of the pandemic, what's interesting i want your reaction to this not only did they knock at a chart that would've shown the death were 50% higher than they reported but they also knocked alout the fact that his own ordr putting patients back in was an issue they dialed down on that in the internal report, your reaction. >> this is the stuff of the trouble with the feds i'm not convinced you will see substantive murder or reckless endangerment charges against him in state court but on the federal side he was slow walking, subpoena responses to the eastern district of new york it's more of a premeditated behavior of willfully the more

he's in harm's way for at least risk of obstruction or false statement charges, keep your eye on melissa derosa if her lawyer announces she's a team eastern and not team cuomo you'll see a panic stricken governor. elizabeth: that's an important pointet you made the state aide who worked with cuomo was on this july report, she's the one who said we froze, we didn't release the data because we fear trump and use it as a political football in the d.o.j. probe into what went on, this is getting bigger because the republican governor association is saying phil murphy has the same problem with covid deaths in nursing homes in other words a lot of states followed what cuomo did including putting patients back in and knocking out the fact that patients were dying in hospitals, new jersey did not do that, cuomo was

looking at new jersey's numbers and knocked at thelf hospital death to make himself look better that's what the new york times said his team did what do you think broadening to capture other governors? >> the key is going to be the governors caught up in this lying to federalp investigatorsi think that's the most potential risk for governor cuomo is orchestrating intentional lies towards the federal government when they're asking questions is done about the statehouse they might be very satisfied when they say the reason we lowball this is because evil trump was after us when you talk about prosecutors they take their subpoenas seriously and that the issue that may not be duplicated across these other states. elizabeth: got it, thank you for your insight, come back soon we love hearing what you have to say, with me now daniel and peter, they are the arbeeny brothers, they lost their father in a new york nursing home, what

happened to your father? >> daddy was very strong, he got sick a couple of times in and out of the hospital and rehab and he was weak so to make a long story short for one week in april we had for family members die of covid, three were in nursing homes, my father, my uncle and two cousins all close to us and out of those four only one was registered as a covid death, back in april we were telling people the numbers are wrong, so much so when he came out with his book we held a mock funeral for his leadership integrity. elizabeth: you guys knew, you tried to raise a red flag, what happened. >> went to berkeley brothers realized in the summer the government was lying about the numbers, work on a whole heap of

trouble, we should not know in the middle of last summer that the numbers are wrong and there's 300 politicians that are supposedly much smarter than we are between us and w the governr and we figured out the numbers were wrong, the numbers that the county now with 15000 still don't count our father our father was discharged to his house and passed away in his house, they still haven't fully accounted for people that were discharged for the nursing home and died at home,ch their only w county people the discharge from the nursing home and died in hospitals, the truth we still seek the truth that's what started this, that is why we held a mock funeral. elizabeth: we hear what you're saying because new york was a gateway for the virus to other states the government needed to know where the virus was spreading it's important what you're saying, let's get a response to governor cuomo, basically what he did he knocked out to make the numbers look

lower in nursing home operators by the way were saying don't put patients back in with the general population it is unsafe, other states didn't do what cuomo ordered them to do and also cuomo said you can't test patients coming back in, let's listen to governor cuomo here. >> whether a person died in the hospital were died in the nursing home, people died. people died but who cares, 32, 28, died in the hospital, died in the nursing home, they died. elizabeth: what do you guys think the sounds help in >> i would say he cares because

he said we are 46 out of 50 states have dirt or funeral and below the national death average of nursing home deaths he obviously cared about the numbers more than anybody, more than us because he's the one that misled in his administration froze not because d.o.j. sent them a letter they froze because they lied earlier and they continue to lie and they address the democratic caucus she didn't say she froze because she fudge the numbers a month earlier there was no reason to lie but it's origins of the order, the investigation has to go back to the beginning because that was the first live that set up all the other lies the truth never has to be explained, he hasn't learned that yet. elizabeth: if you knewut the trh what would you guys have done differently. >> that is a tough question. >> we really wanted an apology for us in the thousands others in our family and friends, people could not grieve so we

would've been hurt and angry but at least we would've settled in our heart that our governor wasn't attacking us and was not lying. elizabeth: go-ahead everybody was looking to him for leadership during covid when he lied about the numbers he lied to the scientists around the world he lied to governments around the world and i'm sure thousands of more people died because people follow his lead around the world, he should've been truthful, it was a mistake, a disastrous order and not tried to blame his lives on trump they continuously do that and i'm a democrat and they should stop. elizabeth: daniel and peter arbeeny thank you for joining us i'm so sorry for what happened we feel badly for you guys, thank you so much. texas border resident emily lord king and border patrol official

art del cueto what is really happening at the border, it's a crisis shelters are at quadruple capacity the frustration with the biden administration continues to downplay saying it's just the challenge homeland security sector susan rice heading to the border this weekend, the biden administration team privately admitting this is the worst crisis at the border in a generation, that story next. >> this is a disaster in the making we will live 2019 again when we have 141 countries reach her border at thousand plus gang members, 4000 arrest, on and on, this is a public safety nightmare in the health nightmare and i'm waiting for dr. fauci to come say as he preaches to where mass, social distancing to americans why are we not practicing the same message on the southwest border. ♪

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overnight and the last 45 days, how do you sleep at night without, with a 1-year-old and her bedas trying to sleep as we. elizabeth: joined me now the woman behind the boys emily lord king a local resident of the lives near the border in texas, thank you so much for joining us we appreciate and admire you for standing up and speaking out can you tell us what you're seeing firsthand at the border. >> sure, in the last two years we had oneur incident on our property in the last five weeks we had oncead a week defenses dn we had to amend them when helicopters trying to find people, we had border patrol agents on foot and the legal immigrant out number then agents by ten and they don't catch them all in the left on your property you know how far they got and you have to find them in your vehicle in the morning it's extremely unsettling these days.

elizabeth: you have a child in your house, is that what we hear, is that correct? >> that is correct we have a 1-year-old in the last three years have been fine and overnight in the last 45 days it changed we see traffic daily, you have to check fences every day you don't know 70s come through their why you been at work or away and you have to fix them immediately because you have livestock you're responsible for, we have seen a change, so much moree traffic. elizabeth: has anybody administration or any government official reach out to? >> no just a local border patrol agents and we feel there's not enough here to support the crisis that is happening.am elizabeth: are your neighbor saying the same thing everybody

else saying the same thing? is that true. >> that is absolutely true neighbors have been down as well the cut through multiple properties and go back out one chase resulted in three broken fences on one single fence they are relentless they have no care for our property and neighbors have to stick together to let you know, there was a chase through ours, you might want to check your fences out while, not just our property, our neighbors, everyone in this community, volume is just up. elizabeth: emily thank you so much for joining us and giving you our perspective. we will have youn. back on were gonna bring in art del cueto for his reaction he's national bordermi patrol vice president, you heard what emily lord king is saying, the question is people are under siege ater the border, we know you're joining us by phone, where is alexandria

ocasio-cortez, where is elizabeth warren going down to the border to protest that these facilities, were not seen them do that now, they did under trump, your reaction. >> is very frustrating because the only individual that is, here to see wasas going on is congressman andy biggs the numbers are up we see a lot of unaccompanied juveniles and what's unfortunate is realistically in the tucson sector in arizona they are still running we don't know the number of got a ways, i know in texas the numbers are up but a lot of those numbers are people who were able to turn themselves in. for whatever reason in arizona it's always been the case that they run, you don't know how many people gotten away and that is the scary part how many people have gotten away, who are they and what are their

intentions. elizabeth: another s double standard democrats are blocking republicans demands at house oversight house judiciary hearings they held multiple hearings on what was going on at the border with trump, shouldn't they be having hearings because we have republicans saying this is a crisis not just a financial emergency, shouldn't they have hearings if they get interim shelters into instant processing centers all of a sudden immigration facilities the ceo greyhound bus is saying we need federal help because you're putting covid potentially people infected with covid on our buses we need money a for that, does l of that speak to the need for hearings if this stuff is going on? >> i don't even think hearings they need to come down here and see what's going on i don't believe the problem that should be looked at from one particular

political party, both sides need to come down here in see was going on, figure out what policies have worked in the past and continue with the policies because that's what it comes down to you cannot remove policy without having something in place and you definitely cannot remove policies knowing is going to be failure if you don't put a policy up to make sure our nation's borders. elizabeth: the shelters are at the breaking point there at quadruple capacity in q many ars the biden administration is talking about turning the terry bases into temporary shelters who knows how long they would be for illegal border crossers both listen to the white house continue to downplay this. let's watchhis. >> i would say that the question for the department of homeland security who obviously oversees that in the department of health and human services who oversees the facilities in the shelters where these kids are. elizabeth: she was asked, is this a crisis, it's a simple

question, it seems like d.c. is getting locked in the semantic wars, the fights over war choices, that is ais distractio, what do you say. >> that is true we can get caught up into the words and somebody say, is it or is it not, the fact of the matter is we seen surgeons before in high surgeons before, several years ago but we need to focus on what policies worked, which ones won't work and move forward, at the end of the day playing board games is not quick to fix the problem, we need to focus on policies that work and continue with the policies. elizabeth: is a humanitarian crisis, a health crisis, security crisis, help and humani trafficking crisis, a lot of things happening at the border, thank you so much for helping us, we really appreciate it, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. elizabeth: california republican john cox the biden

administration and the president saying he's going to dial back the attacks on gop governors opening up for business that's according to the washington post he called gop governors neanderthal for resending governor mask mandates. california prepares to reopen, that story is next. >> i would say in terms of joe biden this is why they hide him, he comes out of his little basement he calls millions of americans neanderthal and then he callsil a lid, joe calls you neanderthal and now he want your vote, how does this help, at least when trump was president he would send the governors ppe and vaccines and stimulus checks and hospital ships, what is joe sending texas beside covid immigrants and insult, young the situation where they're sending illegal immigrants through with covid-19 infections in joe biden is calling the governor a

neanderthal, it doesn't make any sense to me.

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biden is dialing back the attacks of the republican governors after calling them neanderthal's for dropping the mask mandates, what is your reaction to that story? >> it's not neanderthal to open up your small business that you worked your whole life to operate california is now the only state in the country that doesn't have indoor dining also the kids inoo our schools, we ae keeping our kids out of schools we are killing these kids is not the answer for to want our kids to get in-person instruction, i have nephews in orlando floridao who have been going to school, my 16-year-old is still sitting watching the screen and parents all acrosss california are wondering why are we doing this to her children, these politicians and i would include president biden among those, obviously he's been in washington for some 40 some o od years, they don't understand the real world, they don't appreciate that there is actual

cost to keeping our kids out of school, keeping businesses shut down, keeping people out of churches there is an actual cost to doing this, it's a bad disease i had early on, 99.9% of people survived but i'm worried about the amount of suicide in the 400,000 businesses that are not going to reopen in california is leading the way in unemployment and suicide watches and horrendous results of this management i think people want a better result in california which is why the recall is gaining steam and is going to be done, mr. newsom is going to i e replaced. elizabeth: governor newsom is going to reopen california they're talking about a return of inside dining and reopening of movie theaters and other indoor businesses, more children back in schools and also sports competitions potentially in

stadiums, maybe fans in the stands for opening-day major. league baseball, that's a good thing is. >> it is but it's like i tweeted when he talked about the school reopening where it's only through second grade i said are you going to think the guy who punched you in the no's and broke it for driving you to the hospital, no, i think mr. newsom is expecting all of us to bow down and say thank you for allowing us to go to a baseball game or have indoor dining at 25%, the rest of the country has indoor dining where restaurants can actually open and can pay their servers and people can actually make money, people trying to get a haircut in the state, barbers and nail salons are absolutely suffering under tsthese capacity limits but the governor doesn't really care about that that's a real problem, we've got to get people

back to work, we got to give people an opportunity to live their lives again and is just taken way too long. elizabeth: what is interesting we've been a year at this, you and i have been talking about it and we see companies reacting saying companies like starbucks, target, cvs, walgreens saying you have to wear the mask inside our stores, businesses are stepping 1 up we know 16 states don't have mask mandates but the point being, kohl's, kroger we have a mask in the stores, if we had done that a year ago instead of during the top-down shutdown of the entire economy where would we be out now we had a good jobs report right now but that's vis-à-vis the prior collapse more than 9 million people fell out of a job where would we have been if we did things different. >> i think we'd be better off we have 2 million people in california target, kohl's, home

depot, costco, they have all operated businesses, they were essential but the small corner, the nail salon, the barbershop the small restaurant that people with entrepreneurship starting to put their blood sweat and tears into i'm a small businessman i cannot imagine what it would be like if my business were shut down like it's been done in california, that is a real damage to people and it's going to take us a long, long time to recover from this and i guess the bottom line it wasn't all that needed if you look at the science florida asua experience has been relatively good and they have been open most of the time, california has been shut down in our experience is not much different, the science does not justify it. elizabeth: we hear you john, thank you for joining us, come back soon.

>> thank you. elizabeth: republican your congresswoman back with us nicole malliotakis the cuomo harassment scandal getting worse the details coming out her harrowing that is the accusation against him, due process, what's being said is pretty bad stuff, andrew cuomo divide this politically, that story next. >> your belief owner to know policy and three allegations of harassment or sexual impropriety in the workplace if that is not enough from the voters of new york to rise up and say we could do better than that, it should not be up to the criminal justice system, some of this is just creepy behavior but it may not rise to the level of a crime but that's not the standard for staying in office narrowly avoiding indictment is not the standard pristina public office. ♪

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elizabeth: let's welcome back to the show republican your congresswoman, it's great to have you back on, this story keeps getting worse, cuomo accuser charlotte bennett for the first time goes public with cbs news detailing, harrowing detail harassment by governor cuomo when you sell this what was your first reaction. >> it's unbelievable this is a young woman who worked in his office 40 years younger he asked this woman if he had with older men she's a a sexual assault victim on top of it does not get any creepier than that in between that and what came out in the news today about the cover-up which confirmed with the chief of staff s had said there was t a cover-up i don't e ,how the governor can move forward andrw survive this. elizabeth: she's 25 years old, she said cuomo is a textbook abuser who tried to groom her to sleep with him, another accuser

lindsey boylan said he's a monster, let's take a second and listen to what charlotte bennett told cbs. >> i think he felt like he was untouchable, he said you were raped, you were raped and abused and assaulted and then he explains at that point that he is looking for a girlfriend, he is lonely, tired, he asked if i had trouble enjoying being with someone because of my drama, he asked me if age difference mattered, he also explained that he was fine with anyone over 22. >> how old are you? >> 25 at that he's trying to sleep with me, the governor is

trying to sleep with me and i'm deeply uncomfortable and i have to get out of this room as soon as possible, he is everyone's boss. elizabeth: a quick two things, these allegations, charlotte bennett is saying this happened at the height ofwh the pandemic when the government is dealing withas the pandemic second when this was allegedlyas going on governor cuomo signed into law two years ago a new law that lowers the standard to prove sexual harassment it does not need to be severe or pervasive he could be indicted that's what critics are warning, what do you think congresswoman. >> that's absolutely true, on top of that he is requiring training on sexual harassment he should take the training that he hpassed in the same law, cleary he does not understand what

sexualt harassment is if this is corporate america he would be fire and they could continue to sign their names and share with their friends and make sure that new yorkers tell him he has to go he's not listening to the politicians. elizabeth: congressman nicole malliotakis thank you for joining it's good to talk to again. elizabeth: coming up adam gillett, we talked to a debate about cancel culture, this is a new showdown dr. seuss books, rocketing on the best seller list that amazon after an outcry alleging racist imagery in these books we will show you the other companies in the so-called bull's-eye.re that story next.

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have you on, dr. seuss books alleged to have racist imagery in them but all the sunday rocket to number one bestseller list from amazon, your take on thee story? >> it certainly is wild and as a generation x or i remember the good old days where we had warning labels on judas priest albums rather than children's booksbo at the exact same intent or the exact same result that pmr c stickers had when they were on cds, those are the cds you wanted to buy, parents are realizing they're coming for dre books while i still can and it speaks to how intolerant the left is if you don't like these books, don't buy them why you have to remove doctor skus for his events, let people make theire own decisions. elizabeth: the point of history and understanding the world is to read about everything, the censorship block is falling down

in that regard in ebay is say no we will not have dr. seuss books. >> is simply disgusting, all it would take is a reissue of the book where you remove the images that are honestly kind of disgusting you remove those and you're done and the fact that they need to move beyond it and read across americaayay day whee day was picked because it's dr. seuss' birthday they feel the need to go that far and renew a liberal who is against industrialization and they want to cancel him, that shows they will come for all of us. elizabeth: the parent company of jeep, they are thinking about removing the word cherokee, the whole has had battles of society and their culture, trader joe's

has had we know goya foods has had fights, when they're coming for all of us what is the next step? >> what you're saying is exactly at, they're trying totr take ovr every facet of our culture and trying to take down anything that americans love, anything related to american history they want to convince all of us that we live in the worst country of mankind in her history is full of hate and they want to take down any american icon that they can, we need to fight back every bit of the culture that's what we do accuracy media we thinknkf people are going to politicize every bit of our lives, athletes, celebrities, sportscasters are going to become political then we say they're going to be treated as political actors and we use tactics against them these are bullies whoho throw punches butt never taken one. elizabeth: history is not there for you to like or dislike or

sensor it is there for you to understand. thank you for joining us with your perspective, we appreciate it, next ice acting director tom homan on the supreme court fight, the biden administration is that the supreme court talking about century city policy, we're going to break the story down next with tom homan. >> is not just the immigration, in montana we are concerned about math coming across the border, it is ripping our families and communities apart and opening these borders backup, it's not good for our communities in montana ...to experience lexus. the invitation to lexus sales event. lease the 2021 is 300 for $359 a month for 36 month's, and we'll make you're first month's payment. experience amazing.

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elizabeth: let's welcome back to the show retired ice acting director, tom homan it's great to have you back on the biden justice department asked the supreme court to throw out lawsuits over the term policy to get police departments to cooperate with ice when it was about to release criminal illegal aliens, is that what is going on? >> the biden administration supports sanctuary policy, the biden administration told ice there only priorities.c are thoe convicted aggregated felons like

rapists and murderers but two weeks later they support sanctuary cities. those rapists and those offenders are going to walk out of the century jails because the biden administration hasn't done anything to change them they can great the policies and priorities that they want rapists, offenders, gang members walked out of jails every day and they will keep walking out of them because joe biden's administration shut down. elizabeth: what's the rationale behind this what is the biden ia a administration rationale from. >> the rationale has been we have to have a century city because we want immigrants to be free to report crimes and victimss of victims of crime should not be afraid to come forward, ice wants access to the jail and the bad guy they don't want to talk to the victim or the witness they want access who committed a serious offense and not protecting immigrants because when ice can't arrest the bad guy in the jail they had to go to the community and find them where they willlmu find ots

so put the community at greater risk because you re-release the public safety threat back into the community he will reoffend the community the immigrant community you will put them at greater risk and we see thems victims and women's when the public safety threat reach back into the community it is a lie this is a century city, a century for criminals not for law-abiding taxpayers or the immigrant community. elizabeth: the last fiscal year in 219,123,000 criminal illegal aliens with convictions or pending charges were arrested that year, the thing is president obama's administration like the trump administration sought to withhold federal grants from local government that refused to cooperate with ice, this is a bipartisan issue why is all of a sudden not recognizing that. >> i am shocked i'm shocked at the fact that the crime rate is

rising as a tri-cities and it seems like the politicians do not care, rikers island new york the scene of the most terrorist event that happened in this country, ice was kicked out, gang members and offenders walk at a rocker silent on the streets of new york every day let me give you one example, montgomery recovery maryland they had 11 rates within a couple months. all committed by people here illegally ten of the 11 victims were immigrants, someone explain to me how a century policy protects the immigrant community it does not it protects criminals ice should be able to arrest someone only in the country illegally but committed a serious offense they need to be arrested, detained or move from the country, they gave up their right to be here when they did such a nice things. elizabeth: obama, hillary lo pelosi, theyr, all said illegal immigrants shouldn'tul be here, pelosi said we don't want anymore coming,

now people who listen to what do you say on the hard left or in the media, certain individuals in the media, they're going to say this is racist to talk like this but whatay you're saying, e first victims are the immigrant community and minority community themselves, is that what you're saying. >> absolutely that's what i'm saying, i've been called a racist and last time i testified at a couple congresswomen, if you know what i'm a racist for enforcing immigration law was set make you, you broke the law, ice isn't making this up, ice is enforcing the law thates congres enacted to me that makes sense there's nothing racist about this if you look at the ice data from last year 91% of everybody ice arrested was a convicted criminal a pending criminal charges that is good prioritization but the biden administration convinces that's not good enough we will take 90%

that you arrested last year off the table you can no longer arrest them it does not make sense at all. elizabeth: got it, thank you for the service to our country, come back soon. thank you so much for watching i am elizabeth make mcdonald you been watching "the evening edit", thank you for watching we hope you had a good >> will this photo finish... bring riches...or re sold too many, then i would lose

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