other of than andrew cuomo, he has been kicked out of the democrat party in a lot of ways, there are this is wrong. only alan dershowitz and even among top republicans, mitch mcconnell, senator theune, we've seen silence. watching this, seeing there's no one really defending donald trump outside of the republican party and the base, they go what does this mean for me? will my neighbors who are democrats be silent if i am then the next in line to be persecuted and i say a that because we just had on people who lived under communism on our show who have said this is what it looked like before it all started to happen, go after the guy in charge and they go after his family, go after a his businesses and then they go after his supporters and a lot of americans are on edge because of that right now. >> trump's campaign pushed out new endorsements from house and senate republicans so something bad happens like this, even those in office are saying hey, it's time to stand behind him. it will be interesting, will, to see what -- if the case is dismissed, which it's unlikely to be based on t

andrew cuomo is doing on the radio and he sees it.sitions. they cannot be backed by fact or logic. democrats are smart, they will start picking out their lane. no one is going to say bill maher is a conservative but they can say he is logical, and he is showing logic. i heard andrew cuomo the other night on the radio. whether he believes it or not come he is showing logic when it comes to crime and what have you. i think that lane is opening up. it would be better for the country, a logical debate instead of i have no problem having ufc fighter who is pretend to be a woman, fighting man, split open their skull, and what is happening in sports, destroying what is going on with swimming and everything else. i just think there is a logical element to it and bill maher is aggravating all democrats by saying things like this and he has widening of his audience as is piers morgan. >> jeanine: dana, how long do you think it will take, if there is an ultimate separation, for example, women sports, and a separate lane for trans women sports, h

continued efforts by west another campaign is to validate when the governor of new york state andrew cuomo. signed an executive order pushing all agencies to develop plans 480%. energy. twenty fifty acting on it. do it now. united states coalitions define. united by the commitment to meeting the power six target. the group climates mess is over three hundred members. one thousand two hundred governments max colleges universities and businesses have joined a public mpaign cool we are sti in. a union of twelve states plus plus a recon has been founded by the governors of washington new york and california. united states climate alliances a coalition of states that have reacted to president trump's decision to withdr the united states fm the climate treaty. and the state stepped up taking it upon themselves to do the things that would be necessary if the united states were still. at the table this is a coalition that can get as big as there ar. jurisdictions that are willing to work with us. i think -- there's a real hope that as states see other states joining and getting some benefit out of

doing, you have the former attorney general, the former democratic attorney general of new york andrew cuomou have public opinion that says that is a political hack job. that says that is a political hackjob. i think at the end of the day his feeling this is probably as best as he could get out of it and public opinion is on his side and he's going to keep pushing forward because he is winning the new cycle. because he is winning the new cle. ., . , cycle. you and they were speaking _ cycle. you and they were speaking before, - cycle. you and they were speaking before, a - cycle. you and they were speaking before, a week| cycle. you and they were - speaking before, a week ago, and you — speaking before, a week ago, and you at that point were saying _ and you at that point were saying that this was the weakest of the cases against donald — weakest of the cases against donald trump and it is probably worth— donald trump and it is probably worth reminding our view is that— worth reminding our view is that the _ worth reminding our view is that the fact that donald trump is being — that the fact

it may not be as powerful now to some huatulco like andrew cuomo have said. this is just politics.ght? so let me and, of course, andrew cuomo, former democratic governor of new york tie, though, when you mentioned the inexorable kind of brick by brick that jack smith has been building the two separate charges that you have seen, most likely right obstruction of official proceeding and also in the documents, obstruction do you think that those come simultaneously. they don't they're not. there's no obligation for them to come simultaneously. they may be, um at the same stage and you know it's totally up to the independent count or the special counsel whether he brings him as part of the same case, or he brings them as separate criminal charges, so i don't know if you've heard, but a few moments ago, lanny davis was on obviously, michael cohen's attorney. and he has been talking about the second hush money payments. actually it was the first it was second one we've been talking about, but it was made prior to the stormy daniels payment to karen macdougal, a former playboy model and t

he gains seven and-a-half months, because during covid andrew cuomo stopped the statute of limitationsthat gets us to mid-august of 2017. about one to 23 of the charges in this indictment are before that date. i don't see how he's going to get most of these charges, even under his own theory, under the statute of limitations. maria: mike, i want you to jump in here. polyou write donald trump is fag 34 counts but what about alvin bragg's felony. you question where is the leak investigation into the unlawful grand jury disclosure. all of this we see in the indictment we know already, even though the indictment was sealed, i guess somebody the in the manhattan da's office leaked it. >> precisely. it's the same level of crime. i would argue that the charge that donald trump could make a felony complaint on in the fifth precinct, nypd -- that's what you can do, walk into a precinct, has more meat on the bone than what he's charged with. >> i think anybody who is waiting for any result from the -- alvin bragg couldn't get off the podium. that's where he said i've got to go. was he correct in

you went from a nonscience believing governor in andrew cuomo to a nonscience believing governor in kathy hochul. the data is not there to show that gas stoves are the reasons kids get asthma, the documentations shows that the articles from scientific american and others show that as well. this is about what -- mr. trump said consumer safety commission and everybody is off to the races in agreement in shouldn't i have a choice in how i cook and the chefs want to cook the way they want to cook. i don't want to get in the way. should be part of any campaign going forward because nanny state democrats desperate to control every part of you. rich: but are democrats taking this too far? is this a problem? >> you have a democratic stronghold in new york, climate change is real, whether you call it the far left or middle left. we have to do something about carbon footprint and this is new york and the democrats way of addressing it. they are the first in the country. it will be an issue. the environment and climate change will be an issue for the democrats and let's face it. elections hold -- ha

peed i can't did the right and urgent thing first but they didn't they were too busy kissing andrew cuomo's and being kissed back. a huge story broke last week ai researchers pleaded with us to shut down the tech for at least six months. that's roughly the time it takes to recover from a hair transplant. just making a comparison. a letter signed by elon musk and apple's co-founder steve wozniak stressed that a super humanly smart ai gets beyond our control spells death for all of us. i only hope i'll be spared as a sex slave. looking forward to it. i volunteered, actually. to my toaster. but that was a day before the indictment news which is now a forever ago. you notice what all three have in common, terror covid ai? they're deadly things that can get away from us if we aren't watching. that's how i lost my pet python chokey. in this studio. an hour ago. and so another opportunity to prevent suffering is squandered on the alter of political vengeance. it's a hunting party and you're among the prey. did you ever see this movie? >> they're not human beings. >> every year a bunch of elites ki

unless they're old people, andrew cuomo already elevated them to heaven.n, we'll never let it go. this despite the fact that residents of one company said their school's indian name is about honor not disrespect. truth be told the whole exercises pre tends those who care about indigenous people to care feel good about themselves while ignoring the problems they face every day like the account fa they have higher substance abuse than others and this woman keeps saying they're part of the family. that's the woke way, appearance over substance. in fact if they had a team i'm sure it would be called the virtue signalers, but when they lose they burn down the said yum. so is the woke mob right replacing smoke signals with virtue signals. chadwick i will go to you and have a big box hard nosed discussion. when you take a name like the washington redskins, wouldn't you argue at this point more people are offended by the word washington? [laughter]. >> that was good. i agree, i like new york addicts, it should be the new york barren career women, the new york riot

. >> so it's still all about andrew cuomo. nothing's changed. let's turn to national politician. the rnc is in nashville this weekend for an annual meeting, a lot of donors there as well. >> donald trump is there as well. and politico noticed maybe a little bit of a change, politico can go in many different directions. they're an insider politics publication. here's what they wrote about donald trump both at the nra and the rnc. trump turns from past to future at rnc donor retreat. there's something significant to this. here's a part of the article. they write in his remarks to the gop elite gathered at the four seasons hotel, trump traded the election grievance rhetoric that defined his last two years in public office in the public eye for a different type of message, his vision for the future, while arguing he saved the republican party from the establishment class when he won in 2016 which is certifiably true. rachel: absolutely true. >> certifiably true as he looks out at rnc donors who are part of the establishment class but he has it seems over the last couple of months ref

andrew cuomo. rachel: those are great examples but i have to tell you what bothers me, when i talked to the panel that lived under communist what worries them the most is little pushback from democrats also silence from mitch mcconnell, senator s food. this is an incredible moment, this is unprecedented. and yet the scariest part for me as a conservative woman in this country is there are no democrats for the most part. who are they? it's only alan dershowitz he is the only defender. >> they are celebrating, there's an get trump now they think they got truck. what does that mean for america's moving forward for the future. >> they want to pack the court and change it all anyway. >> the glee that we play on the faces of the host of the view i think it's a little. the personal glee. speaking of yesterday we had eric trump on the show and what this meant for his family and for the country, watch. >> they campaigned and fundraising after going after my father and taking them down i used to live in new

hunter biden look at bill clinton, nanc pelosi, ilham omar, adam schiff, governor - former governor andrew cuomoloretta lynch, john kerry, don podesta, steve rothman, george soros, of course georg service. at member the january si committee. lock them up it's not just remark at, it' people that work for trump to. that he wants -- to former fbi james comer -- andrew mccabe forward beauty attorney general john bolton. dhs affinity miles taylor, and anthony fauci, lock him up t four trying to save lives in the pandemic and trump also wants to lock u alvin bragg. the manhattan district attorne who dared to indict him. now trump says lock-up the da, even him and don't forget but not least in 2017, then president trum even called for jail time fo snoop dogg snoop dogg coming up, the well-documented nazi memorabilia collection of the megadonor who whiske justice clarence thomas away o luxury vacations let's not forget you can liste to the mehdi hasan show anytim free, wherever you get you podcasts y gum & enamel relieves sensitivity, helps restore gum health, and rehardens enamel. i'm a big advocate of

we've seen a lot of even liberal political figures, including andrew cuomo coming out and saying this is actually questionable, and i think folks need to keep that in mind. we don't want a political justice system. liz: these are the times that make or break reputations, hans , right? >> yes. liz: this is happening right now we'll have you back on. thanks for joining us tonight. >> thanks for having me. liz: california governor newsom, gavin newsom, he is in a new distraction. he now wants to target republican governors and republican state politicians amid record problems in the golden state. plus, former arkansas governor mike huckabee will join us. president biden in minneapolis today, but again, not going to a nearby town, yet another town, evacuated for yet another toxic train crash. the president not going there, neither is pete buttigieg. we've got the easy fix to stop these train crashes, the toxic ones next on the "evening edit." your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel- nothing beats it. new pronamel active shield actively shields the enamel to defend

former new york governor andrew cuomo even waited in tweeting democrats when you ignore crime, you hurt the people you represent. it's no coincidence that these politicians are making these statements to counter the gop talking points that democrats are soft on crime. it's an issue that could pay off big at the ballot box. a gallup poll found that 54% of americans personally worry about crime a great deal. that's the highest number since 2001 on that issue. it's a perception prevalent in america . you've probably heard it from political commentators. maybe you believe it yourself. crime is soaring in american cities and democratic policies, like bail reform are to blame. does that match with reality? well, here's the bottom line. these crime statistics they lend themselves to lots of sound bites, but the big picture is more nuanced. nationwide violent crimes spiked by more than 5% from 2019 to 2020. then it dropped by just 1% in 2021. during that same year murder jumped by more than 4% rape up 3.9% robbery and aggravated assault are the only two categories of violent crime that declined

i'm joined byjerry goldfeder, who served as special counsel to former new york attorney general andrew cuomon and specialises in election and campaign finance law. also by randall eliason, who spent 12 years as an assistant us attorney for the district of columbia and is currently white collar crime professor at george washington university law school. the panel also with us let's get into it. let's start with you, randall. we were told it was to late today, was supposed to open today but were told they were delaying because fox might want to settle. is that possible right up to the trial beginning tomorrow?— that possible right up to the trial beginning tomorrow? yeah, and in fact it's not — beginning tomorrow? yeah, and in fact it's not that _ beginning tomorrow? yeah, and in fact it's not that unusual _ beginning tomorrow? yeah, and in fact it's not that unusual to - beginning tomorrow? yeah, and in fact it's not that unusual to have . fact it's not that unusual to have a settlement — fact it's not that unusual to have a settlement on the eve of trial. parties— settlement on the eve of tr

. >> this was andrew cuomo. this is no longer public. the defendants will get a copy in the discovery process and it is up to trump and his legal team, as he want to use this for fundraising or put it out there? knowing how he cares about his appearance, he will decide. >> there was talk about putting it on a t-shirt and using it as a fundraiser. you will be able to get it as t-shirts in the local bodega within 10 minutes. there is magic happening. and the formalities, the finger printing, the possible mugshot. they are going to do everything by the book. >> it is dramatic. when bill clinton was being investigated in the linsky affair, it sunk in to bill clinton. the same will happen to donald trump. he has been ridiculing the process. some of this will sink home, whether or not he wants it to be the reality, a former president. we have never seen a former president face this before. >> we are describing this as his arraignment, someone will inform him that he is under arrest. >> 100%. and that will happen right at the das office. as we

states which seem good and, then they then they would you know, they were obviously the cuomo andrew cuomo press conferences and all that. there was ohio seemed different from florida. you know, they kind of popped up and down how did how how should we see in retrospect the role of state government and attitudes towards state and local government, which are traditionally more trusted than the federal government? yeah. i mean, i think, you know, in a federal system in the way, you know, as of course as the way our our health systems set up, they're both private, but also they're at the state level. right. and all of the regulation on health or almost all the regulation on health is at the state level, states decide whether they're going take you know, they're going to expand for the affordable care act and whether they're going to sign for medicaid expansion. and so there's so much variation by states which also lines up on partizanship of the state. but, you know, those state level decisions are really important in helping to structure health more broadly. and they have this big impact lif

you know, alan dershowitz , andrew cuomo, former dershowitz, andrew cuomo, former governor of new yorkhenemy of trump . you know, you don't have to like him to see that this is really a sad day for the country. do you worry about what this means for the future now ? this means for the future now? will we see republican judges go after the likes of bill clinton, or did i mean, is this setting? it's a great question and i really do worry. you know, the one opposite in research or political opponents who try to expose information about their opponents or their enemies, if you want to call it that, there shouldn't be enemies. they shouldn't be enemies. they should just be opponents. but you know what you're trying to do sure that voters do is make sure that the voters understand what opponent is understand what your opponent is about and accordingly. but about and vote accordingly. but now that's going to turn into , now that's going to turn into, you know, red state goes after biden to put him in jail for taking money from a chinese company. affiliated, affiliated with the ccp. that's not

former new york democrat andrew cuomo said this is not worth pursuing either.fficult to . bars. it's a very difficult to. case prove intent that trump paid that money, hush money just to protect his presidential campaign , not just to protect campaign, not just to protect his family or business interests. so it sounds extremely technical there . 30 extremely technical there. 30 indictments rumoured to be charged against and so analysts saying it's for each payment to stormy daniels that he's getting indicted for. i mean, perhaps they have some major piece of evidence was brought up during the grand jury hearing that we don't know about. it should be released on tuesday with the arraignment and mr. trump when he will go to new york and turn himself in the fingerprints, etc. thank you very much indeed. sorry to you short there, but thatis sorry to you short there, but that is how it goes. thank you very much indeed, sir. eliot spokesperson for the republicans overseas . as you you've been overseas. as you you've been watching listening to gb news sunday with me,

. >> in 2021, with the help of dan, jj was granted clemency by former new york governor, andrew cuomostudios, titled, letters from sing sing. dan and jj join us now. guys, it is great to have you here. so, jj, 'm looking at a number here, 23 years, eight months, seven days that you spent at sing sing for a crime, you say you did not commit. i'm also looking at the case against you. no physical evidence, no forensic evidence, an alibi, your mother, your then girlfriend saying you are home at the time of the shooting, all based on what we now know is pretty flimsy eyewitness accounts. how did they convict you in the first place, when you look back at it? >> well that is a question that we are still trying to figure out. like, in terms of how they convicted me, they created a story, and they had all of their witnesses aligned with that story. and even when that occurred, you have a gentleman that came into the courtroom, testifying, saying that she knew it was me all the time, didn't pick me at the lineup and she was asked to select me in the courtroom and she selected a juror. >> you ha