later, the woman that said andrew cuomo repeatedly live to her.ng ♪♪ progressive gets you right backng the dream. now, where were we? [ cheering ] finding the perfect project manager isn't easy. but, at upwork, we found him. he's in adelaide between his daily lunch delivery and an 8:15 call with san francisco. and you can find him, and millions of other talented pros, right now on upwork.com dad, when is the future? um, oh wow. um, the future is, uh, what's ahead of us. i don't get it. yeah. maybe this will help. so now we're in the present. and now... we're in the future. the all-electric chevy bolt euv with available super cruise™ for hands-free driving. - dad. - yeah? do fish get thirsty? eh. find new answers. find new roads. [ marcia ] my dental health was not good. chevrolet. i had periodontal disease, and i just didn't feel well. but then i found clearchoice. [ forde ] replacing marcia's teeth with dental implants at clearchoice was going to afford her that permanent solution. [ marcia ] clearchoice dental implants gave me the ability to take on the world. i feel so much better

he is opening up about advising his big brother andrew cuomo through his scandal. he does regret when it comes back. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. between the high interest, the fees... i felt trapped. debt, debt, debt. so i broke up with my credit card debt and consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. i finally feel like a grown-up. break up with bad credit card debt. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. go to sofi.com to view your rate. sofi. get your money right. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ you had me at allison® 10-speed transmission. ♪♪ features available on gmc sierra heavy duty. premium and capable. that's professional grade from gmc. ( ♪♪ ) favorite partner. crushing topspin. and leg cramp relief. giving it your all? make sure you have the right partner by your side. hyland's naturals leg cramps quick dissolve tablets. no water needed. no stomach upset. just fast, effective relief. hyland's naturals leg cramps.

i would take andrew cuomo. i'm not kidding. that's how awful she has.s awful but at least he did -- he was awful. >> tyrus: may be go little further back in time. >> greg: george pataki. >> tyrus: there you go. >> greg: remember him? all right. we have gotten a good audience. we have got a good audience when they are applauding for george pataki. >> michael: they thought it was a candy. >> tyrus: they had two choices. >> greg: up next, will we be looking up soon at a beijing owned movie its revolutionary rollerball design delivers fast, powerful, long-lasting pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. >> greg: coming soon. will china take the moon? our military abscesses. china is planning on making the moon its fees. the nasa administrator told the german newspaper that china might take over the moon as part of a new military program and ramped up space exploration efforts, saying "we must be very concerned that china is landing on the moon and saying it's ours now and you stay out." that's exactly what i said to kilmeade and peter doocy about my

and then other democrats including andrew cuomo and the governor of new york subservience of the verying. here's the amazing thing. the second joe biden took office and talk like that stopped immediately. never has a tuned changed faster. kamala harris called drug companies dope dealers suddenly sounded like the chief marketing officer at pfizer. at one point she said volunteers would go door-to-door to promote pfizer's product. never in our history has federal officials held a publicly more aggressively than the july demonstration have. their stock prices have exploded the executives made billions. gone was any suggestions like drug companies might be capable of doing anything wrong ever. as to the media and the july demonstration call them moral heroes. some of the products are life-saving that is true. the bigger truth that we are now learning is more collocated than that. just the past few weeks serious, very serious questions have emerged about some of the most widely prescribed drugs in america. include in the covid vaccine. we want to begin tonight with what any parent would be

the book, you write about your time working for governor andrew cuomo. the crowd advising him that nothing else would come out. it did not take long for us to see he was not being completely truthful. one week later word of new allegations, the most serious and shocking yet. it was tempting to cut the cord then and there but we waited until we heard directly from cuomo himself, everything followed a similar rhythm. within a couple of hours cuomo was on the phone vehemently denying the allegations. there was one key difference i heard something i had never heard in the governors voice before, genuine fear. this is not true, it never happened he told us. in real-time we could hear the most powerful person in the state of new york beginning to process he was in real trouble. he wanted to come out guns blazing against the accusations when he got into his darkest moods he was making a comeback. i want you to explain four words. governor, stop, it's over. tell us about that. >> like a lot of other advisors going into this, governor cuomo was someone i love, so

. >> your book is pretty brutal on former new york governor andrew cuomo, who you advised, and one ofwondered was, you were a strong woman advising a governor during a time when he was being accused of heinous behavior by underlings. i'm wonder if you could tell our viewers about any ambivalence that created. obviously, you have your issues with him can you make them clear in the book, but like, was there ever a moment when you felt like i was betraying my sex, my gender? >> yeah, it's something i talk about in the book. he was someone that i loved. i trusted. i viewed as a mentor. i viewed as a father figure. you know, especially when my father was going through a horrible health problems that led to his death. and so when he came to me, asked for my advice, and vehemently denied these charges, i believed him. and i think i also wanted to believe him. but i have talked with other women who advised him since, and there was a feeling that, you know, we were being sort of used and weaponized because of our gender. and there's a fog of war that comes when you're in the middle of a crisis

this over his role by seeing his brother then governor andrew cuomo as he faced sexual misconduct charges is telling the new station he has no regrets and he is still denying any wrongdoing, listen. >> i have been obsessed with what happened, when, what was known, and there are a lot of facts that i believe are going to come out. so, yes, there is litigation going on. but i tell you, i never light and there were no secrets. >> less than 2% of harvard faculty identified as conservatives according to a study conducted by the newspaper. the liberal faculty outnumbered by 82-1. the faculty identifying as very liberal fans at 37%. also this tonight, new reports that prince harry and meghan markel have been having some security scares in l.a. recently at their california state. according to this report, six security alerts alone in the past 14 months including two reported intruders at the estate and as many weeks. this comes as harry is in a lawsuit that he doesn't feel safe to return to the u.k., his homeland, unless his family has guaranteed police protection. coming up in just a moment, cha

when you first got into it, you were going to go up against andrew cuomo, and you're a republican.hanged, and they're certainly going your direction. why is it that you got into this race, and what is it about governor hochul that you think is so imperative that new yorkers make a change? >> well, similar to that clip you were just playing of jim jordan talking about what's happening nationally, we see it many new york where we have one-party democrat rule taking our state in the wrong direction. i really peel like we have to save our -- feel like we have to save our state. people are heading to states elsewhere because they feel like their money will go further, they will feel safer, aha life can be lived freer. so i'm all in, and i feel like new yorkers of all walks of life, of different political parties, different counties and regions of the state, they all feel like crime and public safety and the economy especially, those two issues above all else, are really taking this state in the wrong direction. and a lot of average new yorkers kind of like how we see a lot of emergency

he was accused of helping his brother, former new york governor andrew cuomo through a sexual assaulte some insider info, i moved to the hamptons full-time, everybody knows each other, and i know people at the hampton fire departments, they are all friends, parents are parents of kids at my kids school. he went in, and i admire this. it's a volunteer position. went from millions of dollars, he's suing for what, 125 million? >> 75, i think. >> he's looking to work for free, but i don't think he understands what goes into the job. they are not only volunteering, but doing drills, and different meetings and get-together, and my friends can never do anything because they have a firefighter event. i don't know if he necessarily balked at it but he thought he was going to put on a fireman suit and go out there and fight fires. that is not all it's about. >> and take pictures, right? >> didn't want to be a firefighter so much but a firefighter on instagram. >> maybe get a calendar. >> that's my point, he did this so he could take the calendar shot without his shirt. my only contribution to t

is there was a slap in andrew cuomo because he was sort of the governor of new york until he resigned in disgrace and i you have gavin newsom. what i think is fascinating sean is the as the gavin newsom is running in texas. he literally starts out with our creators gave us life. i'm sure that a lot of people out there. notice how gavin newsom does not yet have the courage to go out and run these ads in so-called blue states for the democratic governors. like michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania. a theater purple states. the altu have democratic governors. he is trying to raise his profile and raise some money to raise a lot of hackles off the backs of successful republican governors like texas. >> hannity: who else do they have? think about it. it's not kamala harris, it's not joe biden, so they are the top three. cooley toon troop? i'm predicting that they will turn to him. do you think he's got the odds? what? >> the odds are right that he will be in the mix because he will say i'm a chief executive and a governor ivey been part of this functional washington swamp with one party rule f

the lockdown governors, you know who they are, gavin newsom, gretchen whitmer, jabe pritzker, andrew cuomo, wolf, in pennsylvania, they didn't care because for them it was all about control and power. hey, children have to suffer as a result. well, too bad because the teachers unions ran the showt and they ran our kids into the ground. now, of course, they're back in school now, but it doesn't mean they're going to actually be given a quality education. >> we know what the far left nut jobs and the nea really want. >> we will fight tirelessly for the right to choose. we will n >> weev will never stop. we will say . we will say friends. >> we will continue to takeri syria our responsibility as educ to teach our students this nation's true and complete history. >> you've got no way progress toward a more blatant way will get in the way of your relaxium these aren't educators. they're mercedes's marxists. they're ignorant blowhards . ng >> they're not teaching your kids how to read , how to write, how to think critically, . >> they're teaching them how to protest and agitate against their own

was a victim of cancel culture and this current relationship with his brother, former governor andrew cuomo this interview tonight on dan abrams live. and i got a chance to talk with dan about what we can expect. you asked him whether or not he thought he was a victim of cancel culture. and he said that he didn't really believe he was a victim of anything. it sounded like he was kind of owning his actions. do. was that your take away? >> you know, he zonings action to some degree. they're going to be definitely people out there who say that he's not recognizing the errors that he made enough because he still doesn't believe he did anything fundamentally improper. he says he understands why things transpired the way they did, but that he doesn't think that he did anything so wrong. and that's some of the area where we jostled a little bit back and forth in the interview. i also asked dan, what is the next move there for chris cuomo? does he have a new job? and he said we have to watch the interview tonight to find out so you can. >> find dan abrams live on news nation on the channels listed

if he does become governor after this because of her inaction, she is the one who makes andrew cuomo look like socrates. and i would so funny i would add to that point in saying this doesn't happen. >> hogle rallies because the audience stabs themselves, stand. if i get to hear about one more mask mandate for little kids,at you know, they just can't they can't take it anymore. but this guy better watch because if you g keep attacking the speaker, they'll give you an oscar in hollywood. yeah,ot you got to remember tha. but this is the issue. okay, again, and again o and again, we havebv obviously n environment of lawlessness that's the fallout from two years of defunding police and we're wildly underfunded mental health, you know what i mean? somebody said today in our radio meeting they're like, well, they should just get a building and put all the mentally ill people in it. i'm like, they tried that with a view. >> it didn'tn' work far from me sort of dragging me because we've done this research that every any time you blast the view, they love it, but that i don't know what to say

and it's a little bit of a slap at andrew cuomo because he was sort of the governor of new york until he resigned in disgrace. so now you have gavin newsom. what i think is fascinating, sean, is the ad that gavin newsom is running in texas. he really starts out with our creators, gave us life. i'm sure that a lot of people out there in california and otherwise in the anti religion democratic party saying what's all this god talk, dude? and he's talking about gave his life and then he does some sort of some sort of snarky and baqi stuff against governor abbott. but notice how gavin newsom does not yet have the courage to go and run these ads in so-called blue states with democratic governors like michigan or wisconsin or pennsylvania. i don't think they're blue states. i think they're purple states. but they do all have democratic governors. he's trying to raise his profile and raise some money and raise a lot of hackles off the backs of successful republican governors like textually abbott similarities. >> rhonda santurce, who else do they think about it? it's not kamala. it's not joe

i'm not taking it, harris said.r and then other democrats, including andrew cuomo, then the governor of new york , said the very same thing . but here's the amazing part. the second joe biden tookic officee talk talk like that stopped immediately. never has changed faster. kamala harris, who was months before called drug companies dope dealers, suddenly sounded like the chief marketing officer at pfizer . at one point, harris announced that volunteer would go , quote, door to door to promote pfizer's products. never in our history have federal officials touted a publicly held company more aggressively than the bush de touted pfizer . as a result, pfizer stock price exploded its executives billions gone wasas anyst suggestions the drug companies mightioiodr be capable of doing anything wrong ever. instead, the media and the bush administration lauded pharma executives as moral heroesme and some of their products are lifesaving. that is trueths. but the bigger truth we are now learning is more complicated than in just the past few weeks. serious, very serious. weeioquestions have emerg

i'm texting with katie tur according to andrew cuomo's advisor liz smith.ying my spin live like verbatim. so yeah, why would we trust a katie tur if that's happening while she is on the air? the perception is horrible and axios strips it down. we'll strip it down and look at independents solely. 8 in 10 independents believe journalists or those in the media report stories false and misleading sometimes. this isn't a got in wrong thing. this is the perception that some in media are now pushing narratives they know aren't true. donald trump ignores russian bounties on u.s. troops. hunter biden laugh top is russian disinformation. the 2022 winner, only july. this wins. ron desantis has a parental rights and education bill. what do you see every headline call it? don't say gay bill despite gay is not in the document once. good news is most voters support desantis on this. >> dana: interesting that you bring up the independents. the majority of the country says they're independent and if they're feeling that way, there is a broad agreement. might be the most bip

hamptons, was asked by the network last year for reviving is brother former new york governor andrew cuomoey moody good morning to you you sent a letter to president biden yesterday calling on him to declare fentanyl weapon of mass destruction you wrote given how many americans murdered whole federal government every tactic capability that we have should be used utilized to stop death and destruction it is causing tell us about that a lot of people agree with you -- >> well we are seeing, you know historic numbers in folks overdosing, dying from the opioids most fentanyl across the united states. the amount of that drug fentanyl that has flooded into this nation, is alarming especially people like me working with laughter daily to ensure we protect communities many times people overdose die don't know fentanyl is what they are ingesting that we are seeing time and time again just in florida since july 4, we've had two mass overdose incidences once law enforcement rolled up on convenience store seven people unconscious, another instance small county barely has anyone die from those overdose

also in new york i think andrew cuomo ex-governor 10, 15 million dollars in campaign funds verying tos for several years, but very, very interested in elections, so he we will see what happens in 2022 with, stay with us, steve, ryan next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. . good tuesday morning thanks very much for joining us this morning, i am maria bartiromo, it is tuesday, july 12, top stories just before 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, stocks selling off ahead of a major week for market into the economy dow industrials down 220, s&p 500 down 18, nasdaq right now lower by 3 points that is well off the lows, looks like we are looking at a buying spree within tech right now we are waiting on major bank earnings this week they will kick off the second quarter reporting season thursday but even before that we will get june consumer price index out tomorrow morning, it is expected to be up 8.8% year-over-year, that would be a new -- another 40-year high, also waiting on producer price index thursday that is expected to be up 10.7% all-hands-on-deck tomorrow morning, to see how

new york isn't far behind and this is not the weather as andrew cuomo many years ago pretended.en the states in the wrong direction, housing, cost of housing in california is one. 5 times what it costs to live in florida because zoning regulations, environmental problems out there, i call them problems, you can't build anything, there's no new housing. what is amazing to me is people don't know this. people in california don't recognize their cost of living is out of control because of what their governor is doing and what do we have going on in california now? giving people checks over $1000 in certain income categories to offset what is happening in inflation, sounds great except that is counterman doing what the fed is trying to do in terms of tamping down demand, you can't get much dumber than this and the reason people don't know what is the media won't be honest about it. used to be the media held local officials to account. they don't do that anymore. stuart: let me quote something, put it on screen. biden's presidency looks out of control but could it get worse? you wrot

andrew cuomo is unavailable for comment. biden beat quite easily, pete buttigieg, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, cory booker, beto o'rourke. there is a thin bench out there, no doesn't about it, ashley. ashley: i think thin is being kind. next one for you, joe, vice president kamala harris losing another two more top aides, more departures from her office t comes after a series of word salad statements from the vp. listen to this. >> yeah. >> you need to get to go and need to be able to get where you need to go to do the work and get home. when we talk about the children of the community they are the children of the community. as we continue to work, work together on. there is grit significance to the passage of time there is such great significance to the passage of time when they think about a day in the life of our children. ashley: uh-huh. have no idea what she just said. latest poll just 39% of voters approve of the vice president's job performance. i'm surprised its that high. it doesn't look good for the vp, does i

. >>> new york state ethics report says former governor andrew cuomo did use campaign funds to push hisied the state's joint commission on public ethics into approving the book without properly vetting it. cuomo's executive chamber, quote, successfully coerced the ethics board into speeding up the book's approval process. hmmm. >>> a brave mom in new mexico springing to action after a woman stole her car with her two kids still inside. this video showing the police finally nabbing the carjacker after she abandoned the car, took off on foot. the mom held on to the hood as the car sped off, banking on the wind shield, screaming before being thrown. she told "the daily mail," she felt no fear about being safe. the carjacker, who had three outstanding warrants with h facing three charges. thankfully it is new mexico, not new york. he would be let out on bail. rachel: that is mama bear. she felt no fear at all. turn now to chief meteorologist. rick reichmuth. pete: speaking of no fear. rachel: you looked like you had no fear with the line. rick: you didn't see what happened. i had to go arou

. >>> chris cuomo's attempting a comeback after being fired from cnn which said he wasn't truthful about trying to help his brother andrewa free agent and launched a podcast. >> i really do regret how everything ended, but i will never if regreat helping my family. -- regreat helping my family. howard: he's entitled to find an audience, and it was smart to first go to ukraine and report from there. >>> lebron james, one of the greatest basketball players in history, is also a co-owner of the boston red sox, so it was an unforced error to call boston fans racist as f. we have to do some bleeping here. >> they will say anything. i don't mind it, but, like, if i hear someone, i check 'em real quick, they're going to say [bleep] whatever they want to say. howard: of course, there are some racists in boston like everywhere else, but i don't think it's more racist than other big cities. why would lebron deliver such a hard foul to fans who who pay money to see his baseball team? that's it for this edition of "mediabuzz." i'm howard kurtz. check out "mediabuzz" podcast, the white house just put out an update on president biden'