[laughter] he had just wrapped up a segment with your governor andrew cuomo where he asked cuomo to give advice on how to deal with covid. [laughter] now seems like a really good time to remind everyone about governor cuomo was doing in new york. on march 25 the order covid patients to a nursing home and prohibited the staff from testing people before admitting them. nine days later he pushed legislation prohibiting nursing home lawsuits over covid death. six days after that he prohibited nursing homes from sending covid patients to the nearby naval hospital ship or the field hospital. both of which were essentially empty. eight days after that the first death started to show up. on generate 28th of this year the new york attorney general announced that cuomo and his administration significantly undercounted the number of covid related deaths by as much as 50%. to make matters worse, they tried to cover it up. that, that is the immediate covid hero. and by the way it, he also earned an ma and wrote a book on his covid response who needed the advice? again, in south dakota we did things d

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>> i overlapped quite a bit with former governor cuomo. certainly i worked with him when i could. there were many times when i very strongly disagreed with him. and look, i believe in a robust primary. there are some exceptional candidates, including one of my colleagues state senator zellnor myrie, already running for mayor. i believe that our nominees are stronger through the democratic primary process i wish president biden would have stepped down sooner. i think that an open primary would have strengthened vice president harris's nomination and so if former governor cuomo wants to run for mayor god bless and we'll see what he does, i suppose, in the next few weeks. >> all right. well, thanks for coming on. nice to to virtually meet you and we'll be talking to you as this process goes forward. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> it's beginning to look a lot like christmas at the white house, where the first lady just unveiled this year's holiday theme some holiday cheer. after a quick break cnn heroes, an all star tribute meet and celebrate the honorees then find out who will b

and on campaigns at every level of government advising charles schumer, kristen gillibrand, andrew cuomo, among others. howard graduated from the university of chicago and received a master's in history from duke university. it's a pleasure to have these two here. please help me welcome nicole and howard. well, thank you for that warm welcome. this is a really distinguished group of transportation experts and advocates. so it's really a pleasure to be speaking with so many knowledgeable and people. and it's a particular pleasure to be with nicole this evening. this is a terrific book. i loved it. i hope you all either have read it or will read it. it's certainly the best history of transportation in new york. i think ever written and is one of the absolute best books about new york ever written. and i think one of the things we can talk about today is how many areas of life you touch upon in the book in talking about transportation, right. do criminal justice issues, education issues, housing issues, they are all intersecting with transportation issues. so we'll talk about that i want to

i think if he thinks he could win as a republican, he'd do it and spector of adams cuomo race in newild, wild stuff. stuart: you know what would be really wild, it would be donald trump campaigning for mayor eric adams. >> if you go republican, you don't go halfway and probably campaign with trump and endorse each other and terrifying in new york statement stuart: i wonder if adams can win. >> we remember cuomo's baggage with the coronavirus and the me too scandal and day alps under federal indictment and not good for him but federal indictment doesn't mean what it used to and inhibitor of getting elected for other people lately. stuart: one troubling thing from the daniel penny case was outside the courthouse and back lives matter and suggesting we need blag black individual tees to take care of white people. that was appalling, i think. >> openly psychotic and crazy stuff. best case scenario and taking off to the stream and healthcare shooter in that person caught and swiftly prosecuted. stuart: think black lives matt service connected an unspent force? >> they were protesting last

this is a state the five years ago andrew cuomo supplied something like 80% of new york city's cleanndrew cuomo crow close that plant to appease environmental activist and the net result is more for the downstate market, this will affect upstate even more. when you talk businesses, tons of government subsidies to attract manufacturers to upstate new york but policies like this that put up with the most significant roadblock to companies opening shop on their own. ashley: we have to leave it there. thanks for taking the time to talk to us. appreciate it. thank you. still i had come millions of americans are expected to hit skies, roads, rails during what could be a record-breaking holiday travel season. more on to that store, donald trump will bring back a famous button on his desk in the oval office. we will tell you what is next. ♪ y'all see this, patrick mahomes is saying goodbye! patrick! patrick! people was tripping. where are you going!? he was actually saying goodbye to his old phone. i'm switching to the amazing new iphone 16 pro at t-mobile! it's the first iphone built for ap

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and that's approaching 2 million since governor cuomo came into office in 2011.prition is because of f the policies of the democrats, mass spending, mass taxes. huge illegal immigrants, sanctuary cities. and now seeing an energy crisis. i live in upstate new york, by the way. >> this is the largest agricultural district in the entire northeast. we need the fossil fuels that we have. we have clean natural gas that we can't touch. this would be devastating for new york's economy. and it would collapse if this were to happen. i do think this is going to happen in the courts. and i do think it will probably get shut down. but it's going to cost a lot of money. and it's going to be devastating in the meantime if this should be enacted finally and survive any kind of court challenge. >> todd: she went after your car with congestion pricing. backtrack bringing that up again. now going after car with this. she clearly doesn't want us driving it. shouldn't be her decision it. should be ours. congresswoman tenney great to have you as always. >> thank you. >> todd: tom homa

the subcommittee also finding that former new york governor andrew cuomo allegedly committed medical co-void related nursing home deaths in the state and revealed that cuomo tried to inappropriately influence testimony from a former aide before speaking to the subcommittee about his administration's covid policies. joining me is the leader of the subcommittee, ohio congressman and chairman of the house select subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic, brad wenstrup. great to see you. thank you for being here. >> my pleasure. thank you. maria: we want to get to all of these details. first, what was the most compelling issue from your standpoint that came out of this report in terms of your findings? >> well, i think what was disturbing and kind of sums up everything that followed in suit after that is the coverup really by china obviously. there was so much attempt to cover everything up, to not let us in, destroying evidence, et cetera. but also there's a coverup within our government or at least trying to steer people towards one concept of what maybe happened as opposed to being ope

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. >> preet didn't do that to to andrew cuomo. let me tell you this. >> i'm not i'm not saying all prosecutors are pure. i'm saying in the in the i. this is not what prosecutors are supposed to do. >> that's fair. that's fair, i agree. no that's fair. >> so this report should not be a basis, a pretext, any sort of foundation for prosecutors to say, aha, we have a potential crime here. somebody said these these referrals, by the way, i felt the same way when the january 6th committee referred donald trump for for criminal action to doj. doj prosecutors. we get referrals all day, every day. they come in from legislators, agencies, private citizens, cops, defense lawyers, you name it. it doesn't mean, oh, great, now we can open up a case. you have to look at the facts. and and i agree, there's political points to be made. i don't have any problem with the political points that are made in either of the reports, the january 6th report or the oversight report that came out today. that's fine. that's political. but to to me, it crosses

i also speak up for preet bharara looking into andrew cuomo. but here's the thing. i didn't know this this idea that somehow all of a sudden, republicans want to look into what happened on january 6th is total nonsense. i was in congress when we tried to get a nonpartisan commission created, and it was republicans who refused nancy pelosi's request to vote for such a thing. and so then she had to choose people in a bipartisan fashion, which she didn't have to do. but she did it anyway. she put adam kinzinger on there. she put liz cheney on there. and we got to the facts. i lived through this. and so obviously a lot of it was already part of the public record before that committee was impaneled in the first really important point, because i remember early on, you know, it seemed very clear that there were two paths congress could choose. >> they could do this in a nine over 11 committee type of way, bipartisan, independent, put together a report that's fact finding. republicans were the ones who did not want to do that. and now their biggest concern is penalizing peo

in new york, on march 25 theth, cuomo ordered covid patients in nursing home. nine days later he pushed legislation prohibiting nursing home losses over covid deaths. six days after that he prohibited nurses home from sending nursing home to naval hospital ships both were essentially empty. the first death started to show up. on january 28th of this year, the new york attorney general t announced that humano and hisd administration significantly undercounted the number of covid relate deaths in nursing homes by as much as 50%. to make matters worse, they tried to cover it up. now that is -- by the way he also earned an emmy and wrote a book so who really needed the advice. in south dakota we did things differently. we never exceeded our hospital capacity and our economy is booming. lowest unemployment rates in the nation. [applause] we are number one in the nation for keeping jobs, keeping businesses open and keeping money in the pockets of our people. [applause] >> the people of south dakota kept their hours and wages at a higher rate than workers anywhere in

forces that brought him down, the rule of law, brought down eric adams. and brought down and drew cuomohocked, that very few big time lawyers didn't stand up, you know dershowitz stood up a few others stood up but other ones did not stand up say where is rule of law. >> i would say gone on more than two years. >> the last -- three years, is just -- horrible, and i think it is a mission of president trump right now to find out who pushed those buttons and buttons were pushed against eric adams and pushing against donald trump pushed against navarro against roger stone just pushed. maria: can very nor'easter navarro will be a senior official in the trade department in the white house. >> he deserves it he is a good guy. and eric adams, the airplane was taking off to go to washington, to get the other six mayors in the inner cities involved saying to president biden, enough is enough we need some help on this, on migrants guess what. plane taking off they -- booked on took all computers took assistant's computers it smells right now president trump says no more sanctuary cities. we believe

democrat, he has to run is a democrat or republican and we may be staring down the barrel of an adams cuomothink anyone is ready for. stuart: comes out of disgrace and run for mayor of new york. >> stranger things have happened. blue when his politics supposed to work like this? this is so unusual. >> we are not ready for it but it could be coming. stuart: what do you think? adams? trump on his side as a republican for mayor of new york? >> this is how politics is supposed to work because one of the reasons adams is shifting his position as he realizes in one of the democratic cities of the country, voters are not for open borders, they are for controlling immigration and the democratic party refuses to accept it and eric adams realizes they are on the wrong side of this issue. it is unseemly. stuart: a little. if the general election were held again now, you think trump would get much more support in new york city? >> trump is never going to win new york city. we have to put that out of our minds. he already made historic gains in the city during the election because people are fed up, loo

wants a pardon from soon-to-be president trump round two, that's what happens, he sees that andrew cuomoto this mayoral race which would be difficult for him and you see other democrats seizing the moment, like richie torres, the congressman has been going after kathy hochul and making the juxtaposition you could have the kind of democrat that things like i do, law and order and public safety or you can have what's going on under a hochul administration. >> dana: jesse watters with the final word on the fate of new york city. >> jesse: maybe jessica can explain because i'm just not smart enough to understand it. if democrat sanctuary mirrors will cooperate with the feds when they pick up a foreign terrorist, why don't they cooperate with the feds when they pick up a foreign gang banger? for example, jessica. what happens when sanctuary city mayor picks up mohammed, whose visa has expired and these caught plotting to drive his car through times square. don't give them to the feds like that but they give up, i don't know, julio, he's planning to shoot up somebody in queens. they're going t

that's after a fracking ban by cuomo that hochul has doubled down on and now you see the $75 billionon the energy industry by kathy hochul and the albany radical extremists and they're determined to chase every new yorker out of this state. we've had record population loss. we have some of the highest energy rates in the whole country. we cannot harness our own natural gas, we cannot build pipelines. i mean, now they think that this $75 billion that they claim is for climate change is somehow not going to go on the back of the hard working taxpayers of the state. when you raise rates as her public service commission has done, you are going to end up taking money out of the pockets of the people that you're supposedly trying to help. i mean, this is complete disrespect to the taxpayers of the state of new york. i mean, i represent the buffalo area. kathy hochul's from the buffalo area and she's completely forgotten the fact that it snows a little bit here, it's a cold climate. it's a place we need to have plentiful, reliable and safe natural gas able to heat our homes in a tough winte

. >> remind me of chris cuomo drain the pandemic, when he walked in the background naked.o that. >> jesse: men are just sick, we are. away showing up naked, walking around. >> i've heard about you, jesse. >> jesse: no, no, not me! you have not heard anything. more "primetime" ahead. ♪ ♪ jorge has always put the ones he loves first. but when it comes to caring for his teeth he's let his own maintenance take a back seat. well maybe it's time to shift gears on that. aspen dental has complete, affordable care all under one roof. plus $29 exams and x-rays for new patients without insurance and 20% off treatment plans for everyone. making it easier to get started with quality care. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner. we're here with chris counahan of our local leaffilter. so chris, tell us how leaffilter is different from every other gutter protection on the market. with leaffilters, patented filter technology, there are no gaps, no openings, no place for debris to get in at all. and we install leaffilter on your existing gutters. it's a permanent solution. you'll

it all starts on cuomo tonight on news nation. >> hey, check this out. san francisco police's marine unit helped in the delivery of 7 german shepherd. little puppies aboard a whale tours vote. the birth place over the weekend. the father of the pups is famously known for working as a deckhand on board. so congratulations to the new four-legged parents on the peninsula. rudolph the red-nosed reindeer had to move over because santa claus was using his personal helicopter over the weekend. the goodall saint nick arrived at the hillary be ation museum over the weekend for a holiday event. the nonprofit educational institution, it hosted the event for sanity. listen to christmas wishes from the kids for a couple hours coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 5. the search is on. >> for the person who opened fire on highway 24 in orinda. it sent 2 people to the hospital. plus the oakland city council hearing from the public over proposed cuts as that city deals with the major budget deficit that could lead to layoffs and cuts to public safety. and remember, you ca

. >> kathy kamala's more tone deaf on illegal information then cuomo western covid. kathy hop hopeful's and other working families party candidate much like letitia james who was her biggest first success on the state. >> working families for those is a far left outfit. >> is by their policies of the communist party in new york and they are operating in about 24 states right now. i've been tracking them for a long time. when you look at what kathy hopeful did, she is trying to take credit for something that she caused that deal with the mta, the state who governs it and the city falls under the governor. she is responsible she and her office is responsible. >> rich, having said that you've got to give it some. >> first hats off to dave he lost a piece of equipment didn't bat an eyelash? it's not an eyelash. i've been in the business a long time you done well. it's not just governor hochul ddal [was so busy on this lame brain a prosecution of donald trump on going after daniel penny talked about the subway crime here's a guy who steps up. a former marine steps up does

the green light was put the place by cuomo and they refuse to repeal it. the guatemalan with a criminal record deport evidence was found at the day's inn hotel on 36th street last year. he has been here getting food and shelter and cell phone, access to healthcare and probably would have been given some kind of tuition assistance as an illegal immigrant based on new york laws. kathy hochul is doing nothing about this. she recently did a victory lap saying how safe it is to ride on your city subways. who would you rather have? this guy running around setting innocent women on fire or a former marine daniel penny saving people seeing a violent person and protecting lives? thankfully he was found innocent by a jury of his peers. this is the crisis that we face in new york. it is not just new york city. it is all over new york because these laws apply all over new york. it is a sanctuary state. as tom homan said the green light law prohibits police officers and different law enforcement agencies from working together. the exact opposite of what the 9/11 commis

news nation tonight, 2 heavy hitting gas world rivera and stephen, a smith join chris live tonight on cuomoews nation, a series of unexplained ufo sightings as brian entin, the team of experts hunting down the truth. there's no mistaking is a chinese >> san francisco's annual santa con kicked off saturday drawn thousands of people to the cities downtown area to celebrate the christmas spirit. >> i like it. so strange us because we don't do that in this day and then we 100 person for everything. and so being here with everyone dressed out, is it good? it's the best time here. and now yeah, just having fun. >> people love santa con attracts people from all over the world and people were showing up in costumes. not just santa people dressed as the grinch and as saw there a moment ago, a christmas tree. >> it's very much a thing in the city. quite a tradition. real life. grinch was caught on camera in carlsbad, southern california saturday. somebody actually carried out christmas heights at several homes taking. they're 20 foot tall, inflatable santas. the santas or a neighborhood tradition and

jd vance making his case in a town hall here on news nation with chris cuomo. >> and i think it would almost on, of course, is my life experience. then it all came down to election day record breaking turnout in many states news nation with the help of decision desk hq, the first network to call north carolina decision desk hq now projecting. >> that donald trump has won north carolina that has 16 electoral votes. that is the first of the major swing states. then georgia, both for former president trump. the race turned to all important pennsylvania take and at one. 21 in the early morning hours of november, 6th news nation and decision desk hq we're the first to make the call just after one. 22 in the morning eastern time. and this is the biggest call of the night. >> decision desk hq can now project that former president donald trump will be our next president 47th president the united states. the republican party went on to win the senate and the house. >> giving the gop the trifecta of 2024. politics. >> and we are tracking perhaps last storm of 2024. out to last storm of 2024. ou

fact that there is laws in new york city and new york state is a sanctuary state, thanks to andrew cuomo'san't wait to hear what comes from this meeting because as this is happening we heard this from the sheriffs association, ceo jonathan thompson, on the threat of this tren de aragua gang that has a presence in this city. listen. >> tda has metastasized to the criminal element in this country. it is the leading and most dangerous criminal element we face, no doubt about it. we need to use technology to vet, not to clear. we need congress to provide additional funding, direct funding, to law enforcement, to help higher more deputies and obtained technology. >> sandra: that was a direct plea for more money and more resources. we will see where that goes. meanwhile, i can't wait to talk to you about the drones. our viewers have been on this story. they have so many questions about what they are seeing up in the sky come all over the northeast -- by the way, every time we do this story, where people send us notes from all over the country who are apparently seeing this, i know you are hearin

. >> kathy hochul is more tone deaf on illegal immigration than governor cuomo was during covid. think about that. kathy hochul is another working families party candidate much like letitia james whose their biggest first success. david: working families for those who don't know is a far left outfit. >> call them what they are. they are the communist party in new york, and they are operating in about 24 states right now. i've been tracking them for a long time, and when you look at what kathy hochul did, she's trying to take credit for something that she caused. the deal with the mta, the state, who governs it and the city falls under the governor. she's responsible. her office is responsible. david: but rich, having said that, you've gotta give some -- >> hats off to david. he's such a pro. he lost a piece of equipment. did he bat an eye? david: not an eye lash. i've been in the business a long time, you did quite well. back to the issue here. it's not just governor hochul. the d. a. alvin bragg was so busy on this prosecution of donald trump ongoing after daniel penny talk abou

more than franklin roosevelt, more than teddy roosevelt, more than mario cuomo, more than anybody. >> but unlike his illustrious predecessor, spitzer would only last one year in office before self-destructing in a way that absolutely no one had foreseen. so i have a theory of leadership. oftentimes, people rise to positions of power where they are able to remove anyone from their inner circle, who will tell them when they're being an and that moment when they choose to do that often sets the course for their downfall. >> that may have been the case, but in the fall of 2006, silda asked me not to work for eliot. why? she said, you're the only sort of senior older man that he listens to, and he needs to have some advice. and if you go to work for him, he will stop listening to you. >> but lloyd became a senior adviser to spitzer anyway, because he still believed that his old friend was on his way up. did you notice any change in him? >> i had noticed a change in him prior to the election, a kind of of arrogance which i, you know, had not seen before. >> he didn't sound like a modest guy

. >> cuomo just lotion become so >> from the congress also has to pass the annual national defense authorizationct or nda to fund the military. the nda passed without fail for decades with the cooperation from both sides. and i hope this year is no exception. and on top of all that more emergency relief money is still needed for parts of the country, hit hard by natural disasters like hurricanes. we should come together again at the end of the year to get disaster aid done or we may not be ready to respond next time. mother nature. >> wreaks havoc in our communities. >> senate democrats are also racing to confirm as many federal judges as they can before republicans retake that chamber in january. reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >> all right. in sports now, forty-niners have 2 different running backs. christian mccaffrey, a dreaded mason who are both on the injury list and out for the rest of the season for the regular season. kron four's erin wilson has the latest. >> just 4 weeks removed from ir and christian mccaffrey, he's headed back to injury reserve during the 2nd quarter aga

. >> plus 41 doused tonight on cuomo. >> it can't build exclusive q at investigation continues amid unexplainedhtings, brian entin and a team of experts tracked down more witnesses. has >> this morning, spacex launched its falcon 9 rocket from vandenberg space force base. it carried a batch of some 6 satellites for the national reconnaissance office. the payload is believed to be for the star shield program. that is the u.s. government's version of the starlink satellite. about 8 minutes after the liftoff. the falcon 9 booster rocket successfully returned to earth and landed on a space-x drone ship at >> take a look at this video and an piloted spacecraft undocked from the international space station. pretty wild, right? its destination. one of the astronaut said it's a cargo ship carrying the spoils of the space station's research. it took off yesterday and is expected to land some time today off the coast of florida. nasa says it's carrying nearly 6,000 pounds of supplies, equipment and the research from the space station. >> a new travel trend is taking flight and it's the latest cost saving

. >> both sides agreed that the administration of former new york governor andrew cuomo mishandled healthe pandemic. on capitol hill. chad pergram fox news. >> next, at six, the search for a killer. we are following developing news after the ceo of one of the country's largest health insurance companies was shot and killed in manhattan tonight, police are calling it a deliberate attack, but the motive is not yet known. and in the city of san francisco, the jury gets their instructions. it is day one of deliberations in the bob lee murder trial. and tonight, a warning from the attorney general of california, the public institutions being told to prepare to defend immigrant students. [music] >> this is ktvu. fox two news at six. >> it's true that we're entering days, months and years of uncertainty,

." >> in 2021, you did learn that governor cuomo granted you clemency. this is not a full pardon. are still a convicted criminal. but what was that moment like when the gates opened and you walked outside a free man? >> when that gate opened, my purpose was right in front of me because my family was waiting for me right there. my children, my mother. that was my hope. that was my purpose. i think that as hard as it is for me to swallow, what i'm about to say, i've realized that as much as i've been through, there was a need for me to go through that, to be in the position that i am right now, to have this conversation with you and to be able to touch the world, because i am not an anomaly. there are hundreds of thousands of wrongfully convicted people on this earth, and they are suffering just like i suffered, and they're not being heard. >> when we come back, with millions of fans and billions of dollars, women's sports are breaking records. our conversation with sports icons sue bird and megan rapinoe is next. >> i feel like we just came to the end of all the excuses of why nobo

. >> both sides agreed that the administration of former new york governor andrew cuomo mishandled health data during the pandemic. on capitol hill. chad pergram fox news. >> next, at six, the search for a killer. we are following developing news after the ceo of one of the country's largest health insurance companies was shot and killed in manhattan tonight, police are calling it a deliberate attack, but the motive is not yet known. and in the city of san francisco, the jury gets their instructions. it is day one of deliberations in the bob lee murder trial. and tonight, a warning from the attorney general of california, the public institutions being told to prepare to defend immigrant students. [music] >> this is ktvu. fox two news at six. >> it's true that we're entering days, months and years of uncertainty, but one thing is certain california will remain the beacon of progress. it has long been a strong message from california's attorney general on protecting the rights of immigrants. >> good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach, with a little more than a month until inauguration day,

governor cuomo, the one who sent vulnerable seniors to their deaths in nursing homes and covered up.ow i made my decisions differently. i listened to the experts, i studied the science, we researched the data but then i took a step further. i talked to my general counsel and constitutional experts because i wanted to fully understand what authority i had. and what authority i didn't have. because i believe that when leaders overstep their authority especially in a time of crisis, that is when we break the country. south dakota was the only state in the nation that never once closed a single business. i never even defined what an essential business was because i don't believe governors have the authority to tell you your business isn't essential. never stopped people from going to church, we didn't mandate anything. i stood in front of my people and told them that i was going to trust them. i would give them all the information that i have but i was going to let them use personal responsibility to make the best decisions for their families and thought we would get through this unprece

democrats like andrew cuomo and rfk jr. helped shut it down.y, he insists, was never an issue. >> it's a 25 millirem is a typical maybe 1 or 2 chest x rays. you'd have to stand at the plant fence 24 over seven for an entire year to receive that radiation. each one of these canisters weighs 360,000 pounds. they're designed for floods, earthquakes, fes, explosion, aircraft impact, you name it, they can withstand it. >> data shows that when measuring deaths from accidents and pollution, coal, oil and gas are the most dangerous power sources by far. while nuclear ranks with wind and solar among the safest. but uranium mining can still have a steep environmental cost, and the waste remains radioactive for centuries. one pellet of enriched uranium holds as much power as one ton of coal, so these 127 canisters hold all the pellets that produced 50 years worth of electricity for a big chunk of new york city. hell of a legacy. but now they've got to figure out what to do with this. in 2010, harry reid and nevada democrats killed a plan to bury the natio

neither did cuomo. nobody likes me in new york. and they, you know, two governors in a row said, if you're a conservative, get the hell out of town, get on a bus, go down to florida. so i came anyway. senator. thank you. earlier today, president biden announced that he had commuted the sentences of a record 1500 federal prisoners who were released to home confinement during covid. oh, i wonder if that would have happened had kamala harris won. i tend to doubt it. and of course, joe biden has turned his presidential pardon power into a new favorite hobby. he already issued one of the most sweeping pardons ever that to his son, hunter. i have a funny feeling a few more. biden's might be pardoned by the time all things are said and done, biden still has plenty of time to issue more pardons. everyone from maybe liz cheney to hillary clinton to anthony fauci, they are reportedly being considered for preemptive pardons. here is what karine jean-pierre had to say about this earlier today. take a look. >> in the news, we've seen liz cheney

. >> now even cuomo can't trust them. >> you were creating an impression of a standard that you never had any intention of holding up yourself. and the democrats have proven the problem with their actions. those new york cases, charlie, were crap, and they only brought them to try to slow down trump. we both know it. and what they did with kamala harris is proof that they don't give a about any higher standard. they didn't even allow for democratic process in their own stupid little club where they can do whatever they want. >> it's more than just an issue of not trusting democrats. americans can't even hear them because their delivery vehicles broken. kamala's campaign guy says the party structure. it's basically a tear down for the left. >> our amplification ecosystem is the mainstream media and hollywood and the mainstream media and hollywood. a don't really mess with us or don't really. they're not like actually allies. and they're not where these voters who don't want to pay attention to politics are like, we're sitting here at harvard at a big event with the mainstream media, an

. >> this reminds me of chris cuomo during the pandemic.ember when he walked in the background naked? >> yes, yes. i don't know. >> that's adorable, though, that they still do that. they do. they're married. >> you know, men are just sick. we are always showing up naked, walking around. >> i know i've heard about you, jesse. >> no, no, not me. >> and you have not heard anything more prime time ahead. of. >> incoming dishes. >> duck dawn. power wash flies through 99% of grease and grime in half the time. >> it absorbs grease five times faster. >> he even replaces multiple cleaning products. oh, those suds got game dawn power wash. the better. grease getter. he was only 47. aneurysm. did he have life insurance? do you know you got to get on it. check out selectquote. trust me, the peace of mind. it's worth it. >> life insurance is too important to put off another day. >> that's why select quote makes getting coverage you need easy for less than a dollar a day. now get up to a $2 million policy with no medical exam and same day coverage. >> vi

like, that's like when cnn fired chris cuomo and they're like, why don't we hitch our wagon to don lemont's true, that's true. >> a lot of don lemon fans. >> yeah. no, it's so true. >> charles, did you what did you think of that last part where he implied that he was endangering lives by. he wanted to be there for the photo op. what do you think? >> it's. i think it's all true. that's why he. that's why you pivoted, right? you pivot to nine over 11. all of a sudden you're this feigned outrage. but this dude has been bad from day one. he hasn't had a great hearing yet. i will say it kind of reminds me of the old eddie murphy thing. like, my mom knows your mom. yeah, but you stole my thunder a little bit. so this is what i was going to bring up. this. you're not. oh, that's a bunch of horse hockey. i was going to ask you. is that a caucasian phrase? but you don't know it, so. >> no. >> so maybe they just made it up. i was like, maybe this is some white people stuff i can ask you about. since we're here, but you don't know it either. >> no. as the representative. yeah. >> okay. thank you. >

mario cuomo said, you campaign in poetry. you govern in prose. whether or not you like its medium or meter, we have elected a master poet. he finish -- he fished for and found and squeezed what two or three sraeupbs that brought the most blood -- vain that is brought the most blood to the surface across an impressive away of american demographics. many of us don't like his style. but don't blame the populace for chasing his popularity wherever it leads. we laid the game. he played it. instead beshould be ready to help and to add dimensionality and thoughtfulness and constraints and detail to the prose that follows the poetry of the campaign trail. this is the work of free op. we are doing it all the time no matter who wins. we are a consortium of intellect and hard work across a range of critical sectors of american society that through generations of the best intentions have become extremely complex and sometimes toxically so. we have found countless situations where our careful work has led to the reinsertion of free market and free agency in p

and i think the clip we showed wasn't that cuomo there on the on that show? yeah. and all of those people were in their heyday during the pandemic because they were getting ratings by trying to scare people. >> of course. well, you have to i mean, we're all making fun of it. but former health commissioner of baltimore is a pretty hilarious title that, yeah, they're still wearing masks of baltimore when they're robbing 7-eleven and shooting each other at gas stations. yes. yeah, this. we're not going to do it again. we're not going to do it again. and when she said maybe we didn't learn our lessons from covid, i think we did. yeah, i think we learned that people like her are a bunch of totalitarians who want to put their thumbs on people. we're not going to do it. they tried to do it with monkeypox, remember? they said like, oh, everyone's got to be careful. everyone is susceptible. you know, you could be minding your own business didn't stop you from going to the bathhouse. that's the thing. they were like, you could be minding your own business at an orgy in barce

tongue in cheek because remember and i've never forgotten this forgetting forgotten this when chris cuomoound of his wife's video and pretended he had no idea. yeah. you know, so at least it's, like, very. okay, look. ha ha ha. he's naked. ha ha ha. everyone knows he's ripped. ha ha ha. so that's good. sorry. my voice has gone out. i think i'm going through puberty. sorry. yeah okay. bleep listen i might not buy what his wife is selling but i want a year's worth of what other gear he's on because rfk looks great. and if i look as good as him naked i'd be walking around naked at all times. well something for us all to look forward to. thanks. thanks for sharing. listen, my wife would 1,000% do this to me. would you do this to one of your loved ones for, you know, some coin or get your candles out there? no. are you sharing video of him working on genes? does anybody think that's weird that he works out in jeans? yes, i think it's weird. no one works out in jeans pants that look like old school jeans. they're like real actual jeans that he's working out in, which is weird. like, get some sw

these races on the other hand, you know of the cases republican seeking to defeat incumbents it were cuomocovenants taking advantage of financial advantages which is — that these people before they really got going so what you saw was that they were fighting 1340 points especially around nevada pretty they stay up a bunch them did these partisans mostly came full there was residual so they ended up holding falling and because of the say so simple story but when we need to get attracted together so we can figure out under what circumstance to the campaigns mentored no matter pretty not been for that. sue dive do you have anything to say names don't know if adding onto that house majority. i guess since the start of the webinar unofficially called i know that it could be called in any moment so that the republicans will win but there seems to be a lot of coattails here right afternoon associate with presidential elections. >> so we were puzzled summer because the senate candidates were pulling so far ahead. invited and then harris and that did not come to pass in the end. in the end of these