i, andrew mark cuomo. >> i, andrew mark cuomo. >> do solemnly swear. >> do solemnly swear. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> the constitution of the state of new york. >> in the constitution of the state of new york. >> and i will faithfully discharge the duty. >> i will faithfully discharge the duties. >> of the office of governor. >> of the office of governor. >> of the great state of new york. >> according to the best of viability. >> according to the best of viability. so help me god. [applause] >> you may be seated. and please, welcome the governor of the state of new york, andrew cuomo. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you very very much. thank you very very much. thank you. happy new year to everyone. great way to start the new year. let's thank the staff of this magnificent ellis island, for keeping it open today for us and for their service. actually, come to think of it the state is paying them to keep ellis island open and we are

have the chief justice of the board of appeals step forward to administer the oath of office to andrew cuomo as governor of new york accompanied by sandra lee mariah and mrs. matilda cuomo. [applause] . >> governor you were reelected with more votes of anyone in the primary general election and i am so proud to be here for you to do the people's work every hour of everyso day please raise your right hand and repeat after me. >> i andrew cuomo do solemnly swear, that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of new york. i will faithfully discharge the duties of the office of governor of the great state of new york according to the best of my abilities so help me god. [applause] . >> you may be seated and please welcome the governor of the state of new york andrew cuomo. [cheers and applause] . >> thank you thank you very much happy new year to everyone a great way to start the year and to thank the staff here at magnificent ellis island and for their service. actually come to think of it the state now pays them to keep ellis island open

of the court of appeals and state of new york step forward to administer the oath of office to andrew cuomo as governor of the state of new york accompanied by sandra lee, mariah, carla and mrs. cuomo. . >> raise your right hand. governor you were reelected with more votes in the primary and general election i am so proud to swear you when to continue to do the people's work every hour of every day. >> thank you. >> please raise your right hand. repeat after me i andrew cuom cuomo, do solemnly swear. >> to solemnly swear. >> i will support and defend the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of new york and that i will faithfully discharge duties of the office of governor of the great state of new york according to the best of my abilities so help me god. [applause] . >> you may be seated and please welcome the governor of the state of new york andrew cuomo. [cheers and applause] . >> thank you. thank you. thank you very much. happy new year to everyone. lied a great way to start the new year. let's think the staff here for a magnificent ellis island to keep it

coming up new york governor andrew cuomo makes a move in the new year pardoning dozens of illegal immigrants including mulder errors. dean: can't miss flicks in theaters coming soon. hey... saved you a seat.

pete after me. , andrew mark cuomo. >> i, andrew mark cuomo. >> do solemnly swear. >> to solemnly swear. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. and the constitution of the state of new york and that i will faithfully discharge the -- the duties of the office of governor of the great state of new york according to the best of my abilities so help me god. [applause] >> you may be seeded, and please, welcome the governor of the state of new york, andrew m cuomo. [applause] cuomo: thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you very much. thank you very, very much. thank you. happy new year to everyone. a great way to start the new year. here atank the staff this magnificent ellis island for keeping it open today for us, for their service. actually, come to think of it, the state is now paying them to keep ellis island open. [applause] cuomo: and we are proud to do it, because it would be terrible of ellis island closed. that would never happen. island closed. i would never happen. let me thank our chief justice court of appeal. to reverend richardson. thank you

new york governor andrew cuomo identifies as a catholic. he just described the law he sign and celebrated. >> what they think you should do with your body, they want to dictate through the law. if you said what issue is more important to you now, choice or taxes, choice or economic development. i don't know what people would say. >> we have an extreme conservative agenda in washington, kavanaugh is going to reverse roe v. wade. i have no doubt. this is democracy. new yorkers want to protect a woman's right to choose. >> tucker: father john morris is a catholic priest in new york. he joins us tonight. father morris thank you very much for coming on. >> i'm sad tonight. >> tucker: i'm too. i think it's a complicated issue. i certainly know lot of people who disagree with me on it. you think you live in country where when he says when a child is born you have right to kill that child. there will be a chorus people saying, no, you don't. you don't have right to kill people. there isn't that chorus. i wonder why? >> your last guest, i think gave

a bit melodramatic as i read what andrew cuomo did.ognize he's being sworn ind for the third time but was it over-the-top for you, richard? >> he comes quite honestly, given who his dad was. i actually don't foreclose the notion that he will want forns president though he insists he's not. i think he has been kind of angling for it for some time. he couldn'tt resist. he didn't call out trump by name, as you mentioned. yet i actually think the things he calls for when he talks about a new era for justice in terms of voter registration and taking no corporate money into state campaigns, we have other federally, as you know. i don't think what his agenda is as all that radical, but he has to but that little twist on rhetorically, and again, i think it is in his gene pool. >> jason: governor of a big state, byron.n important state. what was your take on it? >> it was a little more over-the-top than the romney op-ed. kind of some of the same themes. this is a trend i think we are seeing in some blue states, where some blue state officials s

it'sho shocking and shame on andrew cuomo. shame on you. yeah, uh...for the team... the team?.. order online pickup in an hour. hurry in and save on tax software. at office depot officemax .. >> it is time for the last bite. democrat darling beto o'rourke is referred to as a rock star and that is kind of true. ♪ >> is that him? if you can't sing, don't. that is all the time we have tonight. shannon bream, nice purple outfit. daymac i hope no one has a video of me singing. this is a fox news alert. you are not welcome here. that is the message from the democratic speaker of the house to donald trump as she on invites him from delivering the state of the union address on capitol hill. take back your party, that is nancy pelosi is message to republicans as she hopes to drive a wedge between the gop and donald trump. a seismic shift in venezuela as an opposition leader vows to the

it's shocking and shame on andrew cuomo. you.es powerful cold symptom relief without raising your blood pressure. coricidin hbp. >> laura: it's time for the last bite. beto o'rourke has been referred to as a rock star apparently it's kind of true. ♪ is that him? okay. as raymond said, if you can't sing, don't. that's all the time we have tonight. shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take it from here. nice purple outfit. >> shannon: i hope no one has video of me singing. >> laura: i will take you over beto any day. have a great show. >> shannon: this is a fox news alert. you are not welcome here, that is the message from the democratic speaker of the house to president trump. as she on invites him from delivering the state of the union address on capitol hill. take back the party. that is pelosi's message to republicans as she held put a wedge between the g.o.p. and president trump. a seismic shift in venezuela as an option leaders steps up and vows of the people he is the new president, not socialist tyrant nicolas madu

governor andrew cuomo signed a bill making that possible. it's called the reproductive health act.he law legalizes abortion right to the moment of birth for any reason. to most people, aborting a child moments before delivery might seem uncomfortably like killing. a lot of pro-choice people feel that way. it's a concern. cuomo's law addresses that concern. law declares children who have not been yet born are not in fact human. so don't worry about it. cuomo eliminated the world trade center in lower manhattan with pink rights to celebrate the bill signing. he described it is a profound moral victory. the national press didn't spend time covering this. no matter how much you might like roe v. wade, maybe you love it, there's still something pretty ghoulish about celebrating third term abortion. maybe that's why only a tiny percentage of american voters supported read around 13%. a small percentage. nobody really wants to hear the details about any of this so nobody asks. that's why the video we are about to show you, which is not gory, don't worry, but it is remarkable. in it a virg

andrew cuomo thinks is the best bet to beat donald trump.sewn on top of each other to dirty, taped up sneakers, that is the thing, 2018, bizarre year for fashion in 2019 looks to be no different. fashion faux pas already making headlines. ♪ ♪ hot stuff heather: bernie sanders coming under fire for the response to sexual harassment allegations from staffers on the 2016 campaign. >> i was busy running around the country trying to make the case. we did everything right in terms of human resources coming in terms of addressing the needs i'm hearing from now. if we run we will do that. heather: his remarks come hours after report by the new york times claims allegations were never dealt with. the report says women on the campaign were paid less then men. the vermont independent is considering a 2020 presidential run. if it were up to andrew cuomo, former president joe biden would get the nomination. he is telling a local radio station biden is the party's best bet to win. >> my $0.02, i think joe biden has the best case because he brings the most

he just pardoned 22 illegal immigrants facing deportation but could new york governor andrew cuomo'sies have a major sensory showdown with the white house in 2019? ♪ like, it's great when you see a hundred orders come in. but then you realize, i got a hundred orders that i actually have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that whole process. the order data, the weights of the items, everything is seamlessly put into shipstation. so when we print the shipping label everything is pretty much done. it's so much easier. so now we're ready, bring on the orders. shipstation, the #1 choice of online sellers. go to: shipstation.com/try and get 2 months free. the 20 he just pardoned 22 illegal immigrants facing deportation with rap sheets including murder and armed robbery but can the open border policies set up a major sanctuary showdown with the white house in 2019? here to weigh in, ward matheson, gop strategist. appreciate you joining us. let's begin with governor cuomo's statement he made regarding donald trump's obsession with immigration. he says while donald trump shut down the feder

andrew cuomo said he is not running for president, i swear.immigrants facing deportation because of drug convictions. seven others he pardoned, four convicted murders three others convicted of armed robbery. he said they are rehabilitated. they can be free. ainsley: he said quote these actions will help keep immigrant families together. we interviewed an angel mom. she said she wants the wall. she wants the president to get the funding. she said she wants to keep american families together because she lost her son. brian: they have to do comprehensive. quicker way to become citizens in this country. quicker way to expedite the green card process. quicker way for working visas. it is all needed. they can fix it. everyone is too dug in, running for election or president to get something done. it is unbelievable what is happening. steve: unified government with republicans in charge in the senate, house and white house. they couldn't do anything. now we have divided government. brian: the president shouldn't have walked away from 25 billion in th

that's no longer the case. >> reporter: when andrew cuomo ordered one world trade center to shine pink deeming it a historic victory for women there was no mention of who stands to lose. >> 81% of americans think abortion should be illegal in the last 3 months of pregnancy according to a 2018 gallup poll compared to the 13% who think it should be legal. the remaining 4% says it all depends. let's bring in our group tonight, director of political communications erica sackin and ceo of concerned women for america, and white house correspondent of the daily caller who just asked the president about those comments, welcome, glad to have you here. you talked to the president a short time ago, what did he say? >> i asked the president, he was shocked, thought he was a good person based on his discussions with him, if he thought this was infanticide, that's not something he was willing to delve into but what he did say's comments from the 2016 debate in which he said democrats would rip a baby out of the womb and he thought this exemplified that policy. probably predicted to me this would hel

rob: appreciate your time this morning. 37 after the hour, new york governor andrew cuomo comparing 2019epression, we now confront a great social depression. rob: what he said about donald trump's grandfather and kanye west back on the trump bandwagon, the rap star is jumping back into politics. carly shimkus here with the tweet storm that is going viral. ♪ (danny) let me get this straight. after a long day of hard work... ...you have to do more work? (vo) automatically sort your expenses and save over 40 hours a month. (danny) every day you're nearly fried to a crisp, professionally! (vo) you earned it, we're here to make sure you get it. quickbooks. backing you. rob: mark zuckerberg taking heat after a tone deaf end of the year message. jillian: carly shimkus with serious xm 115, dried off from the new year's celebration. >> a warm and happy new year to you both. despite the string of privacy scandals that plagued facebook in 2018 mark zuckerberg applauded the company in a year end facebook post saying, quote, the platform is in the right direction, quote, we are very different company

new york governor andrew cuomo delivered his 2019 state of the state address from albany earlier this week. governor cuomo was elected to a third term in november. [applause] >> thank using go thank you! thank you! thank you very much, thank you very, very much! thank you very much, good afternoon, happy new year.

bringing it in line with federal law, new york needed to do that. >> martha: andrew cuomo has had thisally indefensible and has no place in the 21st century. i'm in solidarity and i will advance this legislation." >> i would just say that as a joke. he is going to quote the pope only death penalty and then celebrate, celebrate, abortion, late term abortion by letting up this building in new york city. the vast majority of americans, men and women support restrictions on abortion in the second and third trimester is. this is tragic and not worth celebrating. >> it is also a joke for conservatives who are very antiabortion and choice and celebrate the death penalty. i've given you credit for that. >> martha: think you guys, great to have you both here. she is appealing to president trump after a policeman was convicted of murder and got a lesser sentence than her husband did. she thinks there is something strange about that. she joins me next. ♪ no, no, no, no, no, no... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ they work together doing important stuff. the hitc

. >> andrew cuomo on cavanagh and what gorsuch will do. >> kavanaugh is going to revers roe v wade.ave no doubt. so what do we do? protect ourselves. >> laura, that is fundraising. that is nothing, but fundraising. that is andrew cuomo with his o friends raising money to fund their political campaigns with their scare tactics. f >> catalyst for the administration. i think the president will stic to his list why quit with the success he sat on that list. >> joe biden is mulling around for the presidency according to the new york times he thinks he's the only candidate currently capable of defeating trump. his brother took to the airwaves this morning to offer another reason. >> he will be the most dynamic 70 something -year-old you've ever met in your entire life. part of my job is to advise him on exercise routines. trump can't walk 18 holes. joe benches 1852. >> we have it obtains exclusive footage of bidens poll regimen and his outreach to younger voters. his brother might be onto something. i feel tremendous, i'm ready to take on the world. >> we will get in the older and we will

> the virginia bill is similar to one passed last week and your consignment to law by governor andrew cuomo who ordered the world trade center lit pink in celebration. it's part of a growing trend that kicked off last year left legislatures across the nation to strengthen abortion rights. this year, so far, new mexico, massachusetts, rhode island have been through new laws. in 2018, 29 states passed 80 separate laws making access to abortion easier. outpacing 15 states that adopted just 27 new restrictions to abortion and family planning. a recent poll finds only 15% of americans believe abortion should be available any time during a pregnancy. one of the new democratic houses first actions of bill to repeal the hyde amendment which bans any federal funding for abortion. vice president pence said it's a nonstarter. >> president donald trump will veto any bill that weakens protections for human lives. >> statehouses in indiana, kentucky, north dakota, and louisiana are among those currently seeking to restrict abortion. through proposed laws are ongoing lawsuits. that includes a utah proposa

to be due to speaking of spinning out of control, andrew cuomo on what kavanaugh and gorsuch will do.vanaugh is going to reverse roe v. wade. i have no doubt. gorsuch is going to reverse roe v. wade. i have no doubt. what do we do? protect ourselves. >> laura: okay. >> laura, that is fund-raising. it's nothing but fund-raising. andrew cuomo and his friend raising money to fund their political campaigns with these scare tactics. >> laura: who was the top of the list for the administration? >> i think the president is going to stick to his list. why quit with the success he's had on that list? any barrett. >> laura: thanks so much. ♪ let's do the thing that you do. let's clear a path. let's put down roots. let's build something. let's do the thing that you do. let's do the thing that changes the shape of everything... that pushes us forward and keeps us going. let's do the work. >> laura: joe biden is mowing a run for the presidency. according to "the new york times," he thinks he's the only candidate currently capable of defeating trump. his brother took to the airwaves this morning to

new york governor andrew cuomo delivered his 2019 state of the state address from albany earlier this week. governor cuomo was elected to a third term in november. [applause] >> thank using go thank you! thank you! thank you very much, thank you very, very much! thank you very much, good afternoon, happy new year. this is going to be a great one, isn't it? it sure is. let's give our great lieutenant governor a big round of applause. the she is a superstar. [applause] >> we have our great controller. 32 years of public service and he is only 32 years old. tom dinapoli, thank you very much. [applause] >> we have a new and exciting and history making attorney general, pleasure to be with you. [applause] >> i would like to salute the former attorney general. i would like to salute our attorney general. we have, speaking of history making, the first female leader of the senate, the first african-american leader of the state senate. leader of our democratic senate, senator andrea stewart. [applause] >> let me ask all the members of the democratic senate to stand up so we can give you a roun

chief of the court of appeal state of new york, step forward and administer the oath of office to andrew cuomo as governor of the state of new york, accompanied by miss sandra lee and michaela kennedy cuomo and mrs. matilda cuomo.

jillian: get you caught up on andrew cuomo facing deportation. part quote while president trump shuts down the federal government over his obsession with keeping immigrants out. new york stands strong in our support for immigrants communities. cuomo commuted the sentences of four convicted murderers. hillary clinton fueled new 2020 rumors calling last year dark time for our country. the failed 2016 presidential candidate tweeting quote i'm grateful for everyone that brought light into 2018. organizers, journalists, candidates marchers activists and voters. here tops you. happy new year. during president clinton's time in office. u.s. command deleting a controversial new year's eve tweet. times square tradition rings in the #new year by dropping the big ball. if ever needed we are ready to drop something much, much bigger from the group in charge of nuclear weapons. the tweet also included this video of the b-2 stealth bomber dropping a bomb. central com later tweeted out an apology. pete: don't tweet an apology. stick by it it's true. if you are n

new york's andrew cuomo tweeting he'll keep these parks open for the statue of liberty and ellis island. arizona's doug ducey adding the grand canyon will not close, pledging $64,000 a week to keep it open. at joshua tree, campgrounds are closed. officials blaming vandalism and health>> hazar thanks appreciate it. happy new year's. >> reporter: the national park service is stressing park access could change without any notice, leaving visitors on their own. >> morgan chesky, thanks for that report. >>> cold war tensions heating back up this morning between the united states and russia. that's after a marine corps veteran was arrested last week in moscow on spying charges. paul whelan was in moscow for a fellow marine's wedding, and he was last seen giving a tour of the kremlin. now the 48-year-old's twin brother is speaking out, insisting he is innocent and demanding his safe return. >> paul is your tourist who happens to be in apparently the wrong place at the wrong time. it's inconceivable that he took the actions that the russians have alleged. >> according to russia's state-run news

he seemed to get an endorsement of sorts today from new york's governor andrew cuomo who said that henks biden has the best case to make among democrats. cuomo by the way said he is not running. so we can cross him off the list. jeff. >> glor: ed o'keefe, thank you very much. u.s. government officials today were given a chance to visit an american man who has been detained in russia on espionage charges. secretary of state mike pompeo fo demanding answers on this arrest, and jan crawford is following him. >> reporter: five days after russia arrested the 48-year-old former marine for espionage, statement department officials, and ambassador jon huntsman met with paul whelan at this russian prison, just hours after secretary of state mike pompeo delivered a pointed message. >> we've made clear to the russians our expectation that we will learn more about the charges, come to understand what it is he's been accused of, and if the detention is not appropriate, we will demand his immediate return. >> reporter: the russians have offered no evidence whelan, now head of corporate security for

of the court of appeals and the state of new york step forward and administer the of office to andrew m cuomo as the governor of the state of new york, accompanied by ms. sandra lee, mariah, carla, and kennedy, and mrsma

governor andrew cuomo of new york recently said the joe biden overs the best case for democrats to be true. and he also said he will not run what do you make of that and do you agree. well i say what i agree that joe biden is the best qualified person to be president of the united states right now. i've got to tell you as a democrat i'm not ready to ride any to pick any horse to ride in two thousand and twenty joe biden's got a good as chance as any i wish he had run in two thousand and sixteen i have vised him to run in two thousand and sixteen he chose not to i think if he had run he would have been the nominee i think he'd be the president of the united states right now but i i think the democratic party really needs somebody younger fresher progressive to challenge donald trump i'm not saying no and joe biden but i'm just saying i think people are going to be looking for other alternatives and god knows larry there are plenty of other choices better o'rorke sherrod brown camelot harris go down the list there were only twenty five or thirty i would guess that bill press who would b

new york's andrew cuomo tweeting that he'll keep the parks open for the statue of liberty and ellis island, arizona's doug ducey adding the grand canyon will not close, pledging $64,000 a week to keep it open. in joshua tree, camp grounds are closed, officials blaming vandalism and health hazards. that's not stopping abbott. >> thanks for cleaning up. happy new years. >> reporter: park access could change without notice, leaving visitors on their own. kristen? >> morgan, thank you. >>> overseas now, they're calling it a miracle. more than a day after an explosion leveled an apartment building and killed at least nine people in russia, rescuers pulled a baby alive from the rubble. nbc's lucy kafanov now with the details. >> reporter: the moment even amazed rescuers, an 11-month-old baby boy pulled out of the rubble, alive after surviving for more than 36 hours in freezing temperatures. a glimmer of hope for authorities desperately searching for survivors. this video capturing the moment a deadly gas explosion ripped through the russian apartment building monday. dozens of people still feare

have the chief justice of the board of appeals step forward to administer the oath of office to andrew cuomo as governor of new york accompanied by sandra lee mariah and mrs. matilda cuomo. [applause]

another prominent democrat, andrew cuomo, also backing biden.mer vp has yet to officially announce the 2020 run. rob: biden not the only official eyeing the official office, the oval office. former hud secretary castro revealed his 2020 plans, launching an expert or a committee last month. breaking the news in san antonio where he was once the mayor. nancy pelosi officially reelected as speaker of the house as democrats reclaim the house. >> i pledge this congress will be transparent, bipartisan and unifying. and seeks to reach across the aisle in this chamber and across the nation. jillian: even liberal young voters might not want nancy pelosi representing them. rob: cabot phillips for campusreform.com spoke in washington dc joins us now. welcome back. nancy pelosi doesn't speak well to the younger generation a lot of ways. what did you find? >> so many students, you might think they all agree especially on the left they are fans of nancy pelosi were not pleased with her selection and different ideas they wanted from speakership. take a look. >

new york governor andrew cuomo is blaming the cold weather for the pop layer exodus. hampshire has no income tax and they added thousands of people. >> i don't think that's much of an excuse. ge from connecticut moved to massachusetts. do you think if it were about the weather they would have gone down south. i think there are bigger problems. companies need lower taxes. liz: you guys have been terrific. come back soon. >> millions of charter cable tv subscribers loss local stations. this is the nation's second largest cable companies. it failed to sign a new contract with tribune media. the dow futures are still down 300 points. it will be a rough day tomorrow on the market. apple warned it gave a bad holiday sales forecast. drug companies ringing in the new year, raising prices on lots of medicine. but we have "new york post" columnist betsy mccaughey. she says watch out for the democrats' solution to fix the problem. it could be worse than you expected. i don't know why i didn't get screened a long time ago. i kept putting it off... what was i thinking? ok, mr. jon

new york governor andrew cuomo expected to sign the bill.ar its first case on the second amendment in a decade and could be on the brink of delivering a major victory for gun rights. todd: will refresh conservative majority deliver? here to weigh in his former prosecutor jenna ellis. this case is about new york banning transporting of unloaded handguns to a shooting range outside new york city limits. you say the court is likely to side on the side of gun rights advocates. why? >> we have a new conservative majority with brett kavanaugh and gun rights hasn't been addressed in the district of columbia, the supreme court taking a gun rights case and making sure to preserve and protect the fundamental rights of every american is significant and this case will go to and are a member is because if you look at the context of the bill of rights this isn't about a second amendment right to keeping and bearing arms, this is about a fundamental pre-political right that all americans have and out by our creator, the second amendment is denied and -- de

hillary clinton joifpbled andrew cuomo today for strengthening abortion rights in new york state law.dn't give women the same rights gaurnl teed under roe v. wade. >> the struggle for women's quality is not simply something to be read about in the pages of your history books. it continues to be the fight of our life tivement women's abilities to get basic health care, our right to make the most deep low personal decisions is facing the most significant threats in recent memory. >> efforts to put federal legal protections of abortion rights into new york law were blocked for years by sate senate republicans who lost control of the chamber in november's election. with democrats now in control of the senate and assembly as well as the governor -- government's autopsy in new york state, codifying roe v. wade in state law is expected to occur. israeli prime minister benjamin knelt yahoo is demanded he be allow told confront his accuse numbers several corruption cases against him. in a narksed television address yesterday, he invited his accuseers to a public dsket. netanyahu, combho will s

new york's andrew cuomo tweeting he'll keep these parks open for the statue of liberty and ellis islandnyon will not close, pledging $14,000 a week to keep it open. officials blaming vandalism and health hazards. but that's not stopping abbott. >> thank you very much. >>> u.s. markets appear ready to keep 2018's volatility going am to 2019. details on what's weighing on investors this morning. we'll be right back. i can't believe they are actually doing this. is this even technology? did they just put cpas in their software? genius. i'll never have to leave the house to do my taxes again. oh that's not good, man. you need your vitamin d. why does everyone keep saying that? double-checked all your expenses, and i found another deduction for you. oh my gosh, a cat. wow i've never seen you smile before. did i do it right? yeah. thank you. can i see? nice. turbotax live with cpa's on demand. i am a techie dad.n. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product d

a bill giving financial aid to illegal immigrants is heading to andrew cuomo's desk.mocratic lawmakers passing the dream act that allows illegals to have access to the same college loans and grants as us citizens. republicans argue the bill which will cost $27 million annually is not fair to taxpayers. cuomo is expected to sign the bill. how about this? a moment of unity, two strangers shaking hands to settle their political differences after days of fiery controversy, that gripped the nation. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 is here with that story. >> reporter: a familiar scene with a different outcome. after days of bitterness and anger a man in a make america great again hat and a native american protester came together for a moment of unity during a rally in covington, kentucky. take a look. >> telling you -- a lot to talk to him about. >> absolutely. i know kids being threatened. >> it should have never happened. >> let's sit down and have a cup of coffee and figure this out. >> reporter: guy jones from standing rock reservation in south dakota said after he fi

. >> new york governor andrew cuomo skivvies stated address after his third term. his speech included a call for the legalization of marijuana for recreational use and raising the age to buying tobacco products to 18 to 21. this is an hour and 20 minutes. [applause] [cheering] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. thank you there very, very much. thank you very much, good afternoon, happy new year. this is going to be a great one isn't it. it sure is. let's talk to you about the governor, she is a superstar. [applause] >> we have a great controller, 32 years of public service and he is only 36 years old. thank you very much. we have our new and exciting in history making attorney general this james pelzer to be with you. general james. [applause] [cheering] >> i would like to salute. as our former attorney general. i would like to salute. our own little attorney general club. speaking of history making. the first female leader of the senate, the first african-american leader of the state senate, a leader of our democratic senate senator andrea st

. >> new york, could soon ban plastic bags across entire state governor andrew cuomo including ban inould radius litter create a cleaner green are foreclose for all, exemptions however will be for low income areas, qumu scheduled to release his budget tomorrow. >> governor of california wants a new tax on drinking water, gavin newsom says would allow a fund to help poor communities have access to clean water. specification of the plan not released the former governor jerry brown did have a similar proposal that would have cost taxpayers a buck a month. >> time 43 minutes after the hour president trump firing back, at the "new york times" report, claiming he was investigated for being you a russian agent. >> -- russia collusion is not a hoax it is border line criminal he joins us next. ding k starts with looking at something old, and saying, "really?" so capital one is building something completely new. capital one cafes. inviting places with people here to help you, not sell you. and savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. because that's how it should be. you can open

. >>> joe biden getting a high-profile vote of confidence from new york governor andrew cuomo.asked to weigh in on the 2020 presidential race. he says biden has the "best case of all the names in the mix." he says biden know house to fly the plane. >> you don't hire an airline pilot who has never flown a plane. where is the credibility in your argument? joe biden can say i was there. >> and tomorrow nancy pelosi is set to begin the speaker of the house. nancy pelosi is no rookie. her daughter was blunt describing her style. >> she'll cut your head off and you won't know you're bleed. that's all you need to know about her. no one ever won betting against nancy pelosi. she's persevered. you have to give her credit. no matter what you think of her you have to give her credit because she -- think about it, think about all those presidents she's endured. she was the bush, the bush, the clintons, she's been through it al all. >> i hope joe biden doesn't think he can really fly a plane. >> nancy pelosi is being tested out of the gate once again. >> i think she likes the test. >> i don

andrew cuomo said biden is my kind of candidate.s is the democratic establishment coming to coalesce around the democratic candidate. is that what today's democratic nominating electorate is interested in getting from their leadership? >> they are going to have a choice. this field is insane when you look at how many people there are. there are a lot of people to choose from unlike last time. i remember covering the first debate. there were a handful of people and a few debates in, it was two people. >> because there are so many people and biden is considered the old incumbent, there needs to be a voice to build around him. he will be in a huge field of screaming progressives demanding that race and gender be a huge consideration and the parties move to the left and that's where the energy is. there hasn't been that voice of the clintons are gone and they stink, but let's sting with the center left pro business free trade kind of attack for 2020. it's smart for people to come out early if they want so support biden and see him survi

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. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo pardoning 22 criminal immigrants this week, pardoning 22 illegalortation because of their criminal records. the governor saying, quote, we'll make history in new york and move forward not by building a wall, my friends but by building new bridges. this is the same governor who said america was never great, he is a boy genius in the state house. >>> joining me now, harmeet dylon, a board member of the republican national lawyers association and rnc committee woman for the great state of california. harmeet great to have you here ncht.>> thanks, lou. lou: first, the governor of new york pardoning illegal immigrants. what do you think? we've been doing that here in california as well. it's one of jerry brown's parting gifts to our state. it's outrageous. what he's saying is the rai rand file people of new york are better off with criminal aliens amongst them than had those people been deported. the majority of the crime that these people perpetrated on their own immigrant community. clearly what this government is saying, they don't care about any of

new york governor andrew cuomo also recently backed joe biden' prospects saying that he had the, quotecredibility. let's talk economy here. u.s. stocks are hoping for some relief this morning after another day of massive drops following apple's warning from the impact of president trump's trade wars. the dow shed another 6630 points. or nearly 3% yesterday. the s&p and nasdaq were down about 2.35% to 3%. the latest tick comes after apple says it was cutting its earnings guidance over slowing iphone sales. technology stocks as a whole sank 5%, marking the sector's worst day in seven years. manufacturing came in weak for last month. heightening investor concerns about slowing global growth. amid the fallout over apple's move, a top economic adviser to the president acknowledged that the trade war is damaging u.s. businesses by dealing with china. >>> coming up, axios's mike allen has a look at this morning's one big thing. >>> and coming up on "morning joe," nancy pelosi once again becomes speaker of the house and takes the first steps to end the government shutdown. pelosi's number two,

of california, and i think of kirsten gillibrand, and i don't want to forget mike bloomberg or andrew cuomo, and bloomberg is getting around well, and he has the reresources to stick it out. >> and he has the resource, but can he run and win in a primary with all of the ro progressive democrats pushing hard. >> it is a great question, and it is a great question. one thing he has is staying power and the ability to wait for super tuesday and he has to be respectful in the early state. the person with the greatest advantage right now is joe biden in terms of the former vice president, and the name recognition, but the resources are going to mat er ter to the folks. they have to perform and do well in iowa and new hampshire and get the south carolina and then to tup super tuesday, and bloom can wait for super tuesday. >> come back often. >> thank you, andrea. good to see you. >>> and revisionist history, and why is president trump taking russia's side in the retelling of historical events. this is really fascinating. "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. rea mitchell reports" on msnbc. take your

take for example possible contender andrew cuomo. now, honest people can have a difference as to when life begins. he just celebrated a bill in new york state making late-term abortion legal. now, according to now new york state, you can go an abortion in the seventh month of pregnancy, the eighth month of pregnancy, and the ninth month of pregnancy. that would be called infanticide. viable lives can now be destroyed? the new york legislature putting their seal of approval? i don't care what your position on abortion is, you know, for the first three months, viabl viability, when you think life begins. this is grotesque and gruesome and extreme. in california, a senator just kicked off her 2020 campaign this weekend, but she laid the groundwork months ago when she was comparing i.c.e. to the ku klux klan. you may remember this. >> the klan is what we would call today a domestic terrorist group? >> why? why would we call this a domestic terrorist group? >> because they tried to use fear and force to change political environment. >> wh

new york's governor, andrew cuomo, called the bug an egregious breach of privacy that puts new yorkers>> until it's fixed the end of the week, open season? >> i keep getting calls on facetime from some overseas number because it has lots and lots of digits. i don't answer it but it kind of lingers. i feel someone has gotten an earful from my household overseas and wait for that to pop up somewhere. none of your secrets are secret. >> cheery thoughts, romans, brightening up the room. >>> 100,000 non-citizens are registered to vote in texas certainly makes for a splashy headline but is it true? what have you discovered, john? >> i don't know what you were doing but at 8:22 in the morning the president had his phone out. 38,000 non-citizens and all across the state of california voter fraud is rampant. the only problem is basically all of it. the tip came from fox and friends where the president got this information. fact checking showed the numbers the president cited don't mean what they do. there are not 95,000 non-citizens registered to vote in texas. here's what actually happened. th

the virginia bill is similar to one passed last week in new york and signed into law by governor andrew cuomoho ordered the world trade center with pink and celebration. it's also part of a growing trend kicked off for left leaving legislators across the nation to strengthen abortion rights. new mexico, massachusetts, and rhode island have all considered new laws. 29 states passed 80 separate laws making access to abortion easier, outpacing 15 states that adopted just 27 new restrictions to abortion and family planning. a recent poll finds only 15% of americans believe abortion should be available at any time during a pregnancy. one of the new democratic houses first acts was a bill to repeal the hyde amendment which bans any federal funding for abortion. vice president mike pence says it's a nonstarter. >> president donald trump will veto any bill that weakens protection for human life. >> state houses in indiana, kentucky, north dakota, the louisiana are among those currently seeking to restrict abortion. two proposal laws or ongoing lawsuits. that includes a utah proposal to ban abortion a