>> it's okay, you can call me chris cuomo. that's an honor to be called chris cuomo, anderson. in orange, texas, right on the texas/louisiana border. and the rescue effort here is ongoing. many of these communities, water is as much as 4 feet up in some of these houses. and they really weren't expecting it. this is not a town that traditionally sees a lot of flooding. so we were in one neighborhood that's about a mile down the road from where we are right now. and i talked to a grandfather who said that the water started seeping in, at around 1:00 this morning, and he just did not expect it. he got his family up, he had several of his grandkids that were staying with him in the house. and they started the process of trying to evacuate. he had a jet ski, but that wasn't enough to get everybody out. but that wasn't much longer into the day that the cajun navy came through and there were boat after boat, going through these neighborhoods and getting people to safe. that continues tonight. there is a shopping center that's here behind me, that the market itself is actually closed r

today anchor chris cuomo posted this on facebook. we can't get enough.ch. >> immigration proposal embraced by the white house, would you make the cut, your ancestors? did they speak english? did they make enough money to pay for their healthcare were they high skilled laborers? do you agree with steven miller the policy advisor for the president who says that m.l. lazarus the poem promise signature of this country for so many generations were just words that were added later? somehow separate from what the statue of liberty represents? are we no longer about the desperate who are yearning to be free? it's a fundamental question about who we are. >> tucker: yep, that's journalism. the question is how can would he be disgusting policy at a time like this? u.s. citizens, economic growth, welfare dependency basic facts, they all melt away into a irrelevant because we have poetry classes to teach here. of course, acosta wasn't going to let himself be overshadowed by any of this. last night he went on wolf blitzer to deliver a lengthy screed against trump's im

>> he was just pulling a chris cuomo. chris also refused to wear the glasses.d he was going to stare down the eclipse until it looked away. >> and i did. all of a sudden the sun disappeared, it got dark. i took that as defeat. and then i looked back down and the sun came back out. >> that's fair. nonethele nonetheless worse for it. >> chad, thank you. >> thank you very much. >>> he's been calling for complete troop withdrawal from afghanistan for years but president trump yesterday reversing course and recommitting troops to the war. what changed his mind? we'll ask two of our generals next. ♪ ♪ it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and when youod sugar is a replace one meal... choices. ...or snack a day with glucerna... ...made with carbsteady... ...to help minimize blood sugar spikes... ...you can really feel it. now with 30% less carbs and sugars. glucerna. if they knew just howers rich they were.ed the average american home value has increased $40,000 over the last 5 years. but many don't know you can access that money without refinancing or selling your home.

today anchor chris cuomo posted this on facebook. we can't get enough.. >> immigration proposal embraced by the white house, would you make the cut, your ancestors? did they speak english? did they make enough money to pay for their healthcare were they high skilled laborers? do you agree with steven miller the policy advisor for the president who says that m.l. lazarus the poem promise signature of this country for so many generations were just words that were added later? somehow separate from what the statue of liberty represents? are we no longer about the desperate who are yearning to be free? it's a fundamental question about who we are. >> tucker: yep, that's journalism. the question is how can would he be disgusting policy at a time like this? u.s. citizens, economic growth, welfare dependency basic facts, they all melt away into a irrelevant because we have poetry classes to teach here. of course, acosta wasn't going to let himself be overshadowed by any of this. last night he went on wolf blitzer to deliver a lengthy screed against trump's immi

. >> until chris cuomo is on new day tomorrow morning. he's been back and forth on this issue for a long time. he gets angry at mueller and tweets something out. he gets reprimanded and goes quiet. i don't believe a word from president trump on this specific issue regarding his consistency or support of mueller at this stage. if you are trump or the trump family at this stage and you're looking at what's happening with pal manafort and stories we're hearing about mike flynn, you've got to be nervous about this investigation. the problem is mueller's too far along. this is before grand jury we believe. and from reporting. we do know subpoenas and investigations are ongoing. a firing would have implications that trump probably knows he could not control. >> so, matthew, he also said he wants mueller and his team to quote get on with the task. where did this newly cooperative trump come from, do you think? >> i think the tone has changed since he brought inside the white house, ty cobb. i think you've seen a different approach. i think the t

chris cuomo will take over our coverage now. i'll be back also at 11:00 p.m. eastern time live from here to bring you all of the latest. right now, let's go to chris cuomo prime-time. >> all right. thanks, anderson. and thank you for helping us, coming up, as well. i am chris cuomo and this is prime-time. >>> all right. here's the quote of the day. the worst is not yet over. heed the warning from texas governor greg abbott about the devastation from what was the tropical storm harvey. it is now a tropical depression, but in many areas, that is a distinction without a difference. how fragile is the situation? this fragile. look at this picture. a coast guard crew member cradles a baby rescued from the flooding. life or death, the line between rescue and recovery almost too thin to contemplate. first responders and what we're calling the concerned citizen core, they're putting up staggering numbers of hours on the job and rescues. the situation, though, has changed on the ground. for better and for worse. there are new assets in play from the u.s. military, and

i'm chris cuomo in for don lemon and here's what's happening right now. cnn has learned special counsel robert mueller is crossing the president's red line. remember when the president said it was going too far if the special counsel looked into his finances. well, that's where the russia investigation is headed. the fbi reviewing financial records related to president trump, his family and the trump organization. cnn also learning that mueller has issued grand jury subpoenas for documents and testimony from people involved in that trump junior meeting at trump tower. the president's white house attorney, ty cobb, issuing a statement saying, quote, the white house is fully committed to cooperating with mr. mueller. tonight, we're going to ask presidential counselor, kellyanne conway about all of this. but first, president trump weighs in on it all from his rally in west virginia. take a listen. >> the russia story is a total fabrication. it's just an excuse for the greatest loss in the history of american politics. that's all it is. [ cheers and applause

. >> and earlier my colleague chris cuomo spoke to ed butowski and here is what he had to say. >> did it happen? the sean spicer meeting? >> i had a meeting with sean spicer and brought rod wheeler along. and it was about this audio recording that of -- saying there is a mirror copy of the hard drive of seth rich's at the cart division at the fbi. >> you know he says you got his reporting wrong. you took two and two and made 45 out of it. >> maybe that's his math. i'm not saying anything. listen to it. i'm not con cluzing anything at all. >> when the source of the material says your conclusion about it is wrong -- >> it's not my conclusion. what is my conclusion? >> you saw it as something that was important enough to bring it to sean spicer. he just took a meeting? >> yeah, i said i was going to be in town. and rod wheeler was a tag along because at the last minute i thought why don't you join me. and get to know sean and meet and so on. my conversation with sean about this recording lasted about one minute. he said, ed, i don't know anything about it and i don't want to know anythin

you have chris cuomo and poppy harlow with you. the president of the united states has made it clear he will not completely condemn the hate that led to violence and death in charlottesville. it's united lawmakers in his own party and much of the country in outrage against his words and parent lack of moral leadership. >> make no mistake this morning, the president showed us his heart yesterday. newspapers all over the country today are blasting his off the duff comments. rarely have we seen something like this in american history, all this as the nation mourns the death of heather heyer. another american sit si takes down con federal monuments overnight. >> here now is the president of the united states in his own wor words. >> he said that the alt right is behind these attacks and he linked that same group to those who perpetrated the attacks in charlottesville. >> i'm sure senator mccain must know what he's talking about. when you say if alt right, denine alt right to me. you define it. >> i'm saying. >> define it for you. >> se

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> we want to welcome our viewers around the united states and the world. this is "new day." it's friday, august 25th. chris is off. david gregory joins me. >> always on a big news day when i come. >> it always is. up first, hurricane harvey intensifying rapidly and roaring towards the texas coast. in the past 24 hours, the storm has strengthened from a tropical depression to a category two hurricane. harvey is on track to becoming a major hurricane before making landfall tonight. more than 17 million people are under hurricane and tropical storm warnings this morning. >> catastrophic flooding is the biggest concern as harvey is expected to stall over texas for days dumping as much as two to three feet of rain. that's the biggest concern, even more than the wind. tens of thousands of residents in low lying areas are being ordered to evacuate. president trump facing the first natural disaster of his presidency. we begin with cnn's nick valencia live in corpus christi, texas, where voluntary evacuations are under way. >> repor

if there's even a thought that somebody is involved, get rid of them. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomorota. >> good morning everyone. welcome to your "new day." chris is off this morning. john berman joins me in studio. >> thank

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning everyone. chris is off. david gregory joins us. >> a lot of concerns for folks along the texas coast. >> hurricane harvey is intensifying rapidly as it bears down on the texas coast. this is a monster storm and expected to strengthen to a category three hurricane before making landfall tonight. more than 17 million people are under hurricane and tropical storm warnings at this hour. >> the biggest concern for this storm, catastrophic flooding. we can't say it enough this morning. harvey is expected to stall over texas for days and dump two to three feet of rain. major flooding concerns here. tens of thousands of people in low lying areas are being warned to leave their homes. president trump is facing his first natural disaster of his presidency. nick valencia has the latest on what's happening in texas. >> we are on the bank of the bayfront in the city of corpus christi. this is a bad sign for residents that have not evacuated there. that water is spilling over the bank. it is eerily quiet here

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and al sirn camerota. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. it's thursday, august 10th, 6:00 here in new york. here is our starting line. north korea arguably crossing president trump's red line with a new threat outlining a specific plan to fire several ballistic missiles into the water near guam, a u.s. territory. the high stakes war of words intensifying. the general in charge of north korea yeah's missile programming slamming president trump as bereft of reason and dismissing his fire and fury warning as nonsense. >> meanwhile, the trump administration is sending mixed messages in the past 24 hours. secretary of state tillerson was reassuring americans that we can sleep well at night while the defense secretary mattis warned of a scenario that could lead to, quote, the end of the north korean regime and the destruction of its people. so where are we today? our political reporters and a group of lawmakers will be here to tell us. we have the global resources of cnn covering this all for you. let's begin with cnn

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning and welcome to your "new day." up first, the death toll rising to 14 victims in the terror attacks in spain. 13 of them died when a man in a van plowed into a crowd of people in the city's popular district known as las ramblas. a third suspect arrested overnight. police are still searching for the driver of that van. there is word of a second deadly attack 70 miles away in the city of cambrils, thwarted by authorities. five terrorists there were killed. police say they're working under the assumption that the incident is linked to the one in barcelona. >> back at home, president trump under fire responding to the tragedy by tweeting out a debunk story about general pershing killing muslims over a century ago with bullets dipped into pig's blood. it is a fact-free tale that he also told during the campaign. the trump's presidency in peril as republican lawmakers questioning his fitness for office and his stability. before that, let's remember the victims as we begin our coverage this hour with arwa damon in ba

. >> this is new day with chris cuomo and allison. >> welcome to you on viewers in the united states and around the world. it's friday, august 11th. 6:00 in new york. brianna joins me once again. good to have you. >> good to be here. >> here's the starting line. fire and fury, not tough enough. that's president trump doubling down on his warning to north korea responding to pyongyang's reported plan to attack guam. the president says they would face retaliation the likes of which nobody has seen before. so while the president is stepping up the war of words, his defense secretary is stressing diplomacy. james mattis says right now the u.s. effort in the tense standoff is being diplomatically lady by nikki haley. >> president trump thanked russian president vladimir putin for pushing american diplomats out of moscow and cutting the state department's payroll. and the president continues to attack mitch mcconnell telling the senate gop leader to goet wo -- get to work on the trump agenda and asking him to resign if nothing gets done. let's go to barbara starr at the pentagon. >> good m

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning everyone. welcome to your "new day." north korea appears to have crossed president trump's red line with a new threat in which the north is outlining a specific plan to fire ballistic missiles into the water near guam. the general in charge of north korea's missile program slamming president trump as be rest of reason. he dismisses president trump's fire and fury warning as nonsense. >> the trump administration giving somewhat mixed messages, certainly tiered language, using language, fire and fewer, the likes of which the world has never seen. then you're hearing from the state department and other officials that americans can sleep at night despite these rising nuclear tensions. what will we hear from the white house today? we have it all covered. we have the global resources of cnn in effect. let's begin with cnn's will ripley live in beijing. what are you hearing, will? >> reporter: chris, we know north korea is essentially insulting the president saying they don't take him seriously, calli

. >>> on "new day," chris cuomo joining us this morning. certainly speaking about charlottesville. important that the president name these groups? so americans don't think we're getting caught up in semantics here. >> i think it's almost a rhetorical question. this is one of the more baffling things we've had to deal with in covering this presidency so far. there isn't -- to answer your question, dave -- there's not a range of thought when it comes to the right or wrong of hate. it is jarring at the least to hear a leader not embrace the obvious in a situation. it's just not a time to parse right and wrong. these are hateful people -- do they have the right to assemble in -- assembly and speak out about their rights, but it doesn't give them those rights. it couldn't be less about semantics. why was this the conclusion of the white house if there was so much talk about it? why would there even be talk about this? we'll get into that because it's united left and right in a way that is good to see but is still confusing. this situation doesn't make sense. similarly, it's not the only

chris cuomo joining us. now good morning. get any sleep?p late on another show. >> sleep is for the weak. good morning, my good-looking friends. who are we, what are we about? these are the fundamental questions that have been raised by the president's new immigration proposal. it's not just about how many people come legally into there country. the goal is to cut it by 50%. it's who. there's a merit-based criteria system that would have made it likely that you would never be looking at this ugly face because my ancestors would not have made the cut. could they speak english? no. did they have enough money to pay for their own health care? no. were they highly skilled laborers? no. these new criteria could be tearing at the foundation of who we are as a projected message to the world. we have jim acosta and -- a senior policy adviser for the white house, they got into it over this. you need to hear the exchange to understand the situation. we'll take you through that and other big headlines. we also have news on scaramucci. big event tomorr

>>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning.arvey regaining strength, threatening to make landfall again. this is the scene inside the houston convention center, more than 9,000 victims are there. the shelter is at nearly double its capacity. they are still taking people in. >> thousands of people have been rescued from the rising floodwaters in houston and many

cnn's coverage continues with chris cuomo. "cuomo prime time" starts now. >>> i'm chris cuomo. to "primetime." heroic acts. that's the story of tropical storm harvey so far. let's be clear, the danger is far from over. houston has seen 25 inches of rain in just two days. could see another 25 inches of rain by saturday. that would equal the average rainfall houston gets in a here. levels are not expected to crest for days. we're seeing the damage spread to other

>> to chris cuomo's point about this is a correctable problem. in theory it's a correctable problem but we know -- donald trump isn't going to change his stripes. he is not suddenly going to stop tweeting. he's not suddenly going to take the high road in all these situations. he is a 71-year-old man. this is who he is. i mean, i think we need to -- should he? clearly the polls suggest he should tweet less about things he sees on cable news but that's not new. it's not as though most people said i love tweets about cable news prior. he could change it, he's not going to. >> i'm saying within the poll you're doing these things that are getting you in trouble. you have people who are relatively sanguine about their lives, the confidence base within this poll for people is pretty good. it's nice to have a positive status quo as a president and you have a big hunger for change, a nice combination of effects but these are self-inflicted wounds. >> even if you gave the feed over to other people to add more stuff, he could continue tweeting about rosie o

cnn's coverage continues with chris cuomo.omo primetime" starts now. >>> i'm chris cuomo and this is "primetime." tropical storm harvey is heading back toward the coast. overnight tonight or tomorrow morning, the texas/louisiana coast is going to get hit again. i wish it weren't true, but it is. and over a foot of rain is expected in places that just can't take it anymore. so, most on the ground don't have the luxury of preparing for what's about to come. they're already in a fight for survival of wha

chris cuomo, happy birthday, is joining us. how are you? >> thank you. very much, my young friends. it's good to see you both. so we're going to be dealing with the politics and the realities surrounding north korea. are there mixed messages coming out of the white house, or is this a staged presentation? not staged meaning fake, but in terms of you have the white house being strong on one hand, but you use soft power with the state department. what is the overall strategy? and what are the what ifs? what if the missiles hit the waters? do you do something soft? do you do something kinetic or military? what are the options? we'll take you through them. also, we're going to take a look at what is happening with this new political war. why should mitch mcconnell, missionen and christine, be -- miguel and christine, be different from anybody else? if he does something that the president saw as political opposition, why wouldn't the president take a shot at the senate majority leader? i know he's in his party. i know that he's very important. but why should

"new day" with chris cuomo and poppy harlow starts right now.k coming just hours after a terrifying scene unfolded in barcelona. >> all you could hear was so much chaos, everyone screaming and running. >> he was plowing people down. >> president obama responding by citing a fake story. >> terrorists know the united states and our allies are resolved to bring justice. >> just when you think it couldn't get any worse, he quadruples down. >> what we want to see is clarity and moral authority. and that moral authority is compromised. >> he also recently has not demonstrated that he understands the character of this nation. >> this is a party that is in crisis, and it couldn't happen at a worse time. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." it's friday, august 18th. 6:00 here in new york. alisyn is off, poppy harlow has been with me all week. value added. thank you for being here, my friend. >>> this is the starting line -- arrests overnight in

still when chris cuomo spoke with him in early 2006, he was adamant he was innocent of any wrongdoing>> did you kill natalee holloway? >> no. >> did you harm her? >> no. >> reporter: in a 2008 hidden camera investigation by a tv crime reporter, then 20-year-old van der sloot admitted he knew what happened to natalee and said he watched her die. >> i think i'm incredibly lucky she's never been found. if they found her, i'm in deep [ bleep ]. >> reporter: but he later recanted that confession. van der sloot has maintained his innocence. in july 2005, racked with questions and few answers dave holloway hired private upon investigator t.j. ward, seen here in oxygen's new series. >> i have a picture in my office of natalee holloway. i put it up in 2005 and it will remain there until the resolution of this case. >> reporter: years later, that new lead. >> dave got a phone call from an individual who said he had a roommate that started talking about joran van der sloot and said they were running around together in 2010. he was telling me things that were not public. we did an 18-month underc

chris cuomo joining us now. not a lot going on today, huh? ends, that literally almost never seem to apply these days. this "washington post" report is so important, about how the administration contrived the response for donald trump jr. in those initial allegations about that russia meeting. you know about the russia meeting by now, if you're watching cnn. we have been told by white house officials and by counsel to the president that the president didn't even know about it. forget about a role in figuring out how to respond or how to spin it, he didn't even know about it when jared kushner's lawyer heard about it. now the "washington post" saying that is just not true. why does it matter? is this just about mendacity, telling the truth? no. everything that is done in any way to conceal, to spin, to shade, to not fully disclose, takes on an entirely different context in light of a special counsel doing a criminal investigation, including obstruction. now do we have a smoking gun? i don't think so. we'll discuss it this morning about what's h

cnn's coverage continues with chris cuomo. "cuomo prime time" starts now. >>> i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "primetime." heroic acts. that's the story of tropical storm harvey so far. let's be clear, the danger is far from over. houston has seen 25 inches of rain in just two days. could see another 25 inches of rain by saturday. that would equal the average rainfall houston gets in a here. levels are not expected to crest for days. we're seeing the damage spread to other states. new orleans, on the anniversary of katrina, may be in for more trouble. the entire gulf coast may suffer from this storm. and that water that you see is fast becoming a toxic soup in many places. sewage of all kinds, run-off that can make you sick quick. this is the reality right now. we want to show you these pictures. do you see that? this is texas, this is the fourth largest city in america. imagine life reduced to nothing but survival for far too many. boats replacing cars. bags replacing homes. and these people you see on your screen, they're the lucky ones. so many are still believed to be trapped i

i'm chris cuomo in for don lemon and here's what's happening right now.ed special counsel robert mueller is crossing the president's red line. remember when the president said it was going too far if the special counsel looked into his finances. well, that's where the russia investigation is headed. the fbi reviewing financial records related to president trump, his family and the trump organization. cnn also learning that mueller has issued grand jury subpoenas

i'm chris cuomo in for don lemon and he's what's happening right now. cnn has learned special counsel robert mueller is crossing the president's red line. remember when the president said it was going too far if the special counsel looked into his finances. well, that's where the russia investigation is headed. the fbi reviewing financial records related to president trump, his family and the trump organization. cnn also learning that mueller has issued grand jury subpoenas for documents and testimony from people involved in that trump junior meeting at trump tower. the president's white house attorney, ty cobb, issuing a statement saying, quote, the white house is fully committed to cooperating with mr. mueller. tonight, we're going to ask presidential counselor, kellyanne conway, but first, he weighs in on it all from his rally in west virginia. take a listen. >> the russia story is a total fabricati fabrication. it's just an excuse for the greatest loss in the history of american politics. that's all it is. [ cheers and applause ] >> interesting. are

i'm chris cuomo in for don lemon and he's what's happening right now. the president's red line. remember when the president said it was going too far if the special counsel looked into his finances. well, that's where the russia investigation is headed. the fbi reviewing financial records related to president trump, his family and the trump organization. cnn also learning that mueller has issued grand jury subpoenas for documents and testimony from people involved in that trump junior meeting at

cnn's coverage continues with chris cuomo. "cuomo primetime" starts now. >>> i'm chris cuomo and this is "primetime." tropical storm harvey is heading back toward the coast. overnight tonight or tomorrow morning, the texas/louisiana coast is going to get hit again. i wish it weren't true, but it is. and over a foot of rain is expected in places that just can't take it anymore. so, most on the ground don't have the luxury of preparing for what's about to come. they're already in a fight for survival of what is there. they're either surviving, themselves, or they're trying to save the stranded. the exhaustion is palpable. take a look at this picture. texas national guard troops catching a few winks at a furniture store. in all, first responders say they've rescued more than 3,500 people from the flood zone in texas. there are countless others still awaiting rescue. they are working round the clock because the stakes are life and death. now, those who have been rescued, that's the good news, right? but they still need somewhere t

cnn's chris cuomo interviewed chris wheeler.e said about the evidence involving the white house. >> i have no idea, all i can tell you is what butowsky told me and that's the fact that the white house is all over this and the president wants this out. >> so that's what wheeler says, what's next in this suit? >> well, we have to wait to see kind of what happens. >> to see if there's discovery, if the lawyers get emails and stuff. >> and they say they may want to interview the president of the united states. but they're going to, according to the lawyers treat this like any other case. >> the reason why this story is disturbing is that it's not the first time that the white house has been accused of using a friendly media outlet to its advantage. let's think about the joe scarborough, i think we can put on this claim that "the national enquirer" was used as a weapon. that the trump white house used a hit piece in the enquirer in the hopes they would be nice to the president. and then the white house has thought about how to use th

it's like what chris cuomo said that it's illegal to read wikileaks knows about the bill of rights.hey all go to cnn university and then they come on tv and -- i don't know. greg: cnn university, that's funny. that's our commercial next week. [laughter] dave, what did you make of this thing? i don't believe that muller was serious but he was trolling him. >> i want to retract what i said because i said it can't get worse but it can't get better. they are pulling, that is pepe trolling he stands with the people of dagestan in his mocking. we have entered this time where nothing is real anymore. there is such a lack of reality and they are trolling back -- cnn, to me at this point, it can't -- you just can't. it used to be young and puerile and it could do what it needed to do but now it just can't do it anymore. that's why they have to try so hard but it won't get there. greg: now i have to do a drug add. [applause] tyrus, acosta tried to pretend as though it's racist to only let in the same amount of people that we went in before. >> when they were going at it i felt like i was at,

and happy birthday, chris cuomo! >> chris is celebrating his birthday.gain tomorrow. >>> "cnn newsroom" with poppy harlow picks up after this quick break. whoooo. going somewhere? here's some advice. tripadvisor now searches more... ...than 200 booking sites - to find the hotel you want and save you up to 30%. trust this bird's words. tripadvisor. when heartburn hits fight back fast with new tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum new tums chewy bites. >>> good morning, everyone. top of the hour, i'm poppy harlow. john berman is off this week. >>> the president threatening fire and fury. the secretary of state though saying this morning americans should sleep well and rest assured. we begin with some reassuring words from tillerson after the single most chilling public statement made by the u.s. president in quite a while aimed at north korea. you will hear that in a moment. first, tillerson's comments a short time ago on a flight from malaysia to guam. listen. >> i think americans should sleep well at

( applause ) well, today the mooch sat down with chris cuomo and refused to talk about the firing. >>ell you, "get rid of this guy, he's one of the leakers"? >> i'm not going to answer that question. >> why? >> because i just said i wasn't going to answer it. >> i know, but what happened to being straight? what happened to "i'm not gonna obfuscate?" >> i'm straightly, straightly not answering your question. ( laughter ) >> stephen: "hey, i'm an open book. okay? the pages are blank, and the title is 'book.' you figure it out." okay, let me straighten out something. hey, is that straight enough for you? ( cheers and applause ) didn't know it was loaded. the mooch went on to defend trump's treatment of attorney general and man trying to order one more cheddar bay biscuits, jeff sessions. >> you've got to have a very tough skin to work for and deal with the president. but if he respects your toughness and he respects your honesty and your loyalty, somebody said, as you guys were entering this eight-hour segment, that the loyalty for the president is one-sided. that's absolute nonsense, ok

>> well, you know, i watched that interview last evening with your colleague, chris cuomo, and actuallyly entertaining because much of what he said made absolutely no sense. you know, take, for instance, the text message that he sent to rod wheeler. he said that the president read the article, he wanted it out immediately, and now he's trying to say that that text was somehow a joke. i mean, this was not a laughing matter. this was a text message. there was no emoji at the end, no smiley face. it wasn't a joke. ed butowsky, as he said in his text, was in conversations with the white house, with the president. he was actually brought rod wheeler to the white house to meet with sean spicer. sean spicer admits that. and what we see, actually, is that sean spicer says the meeting had no agenda. they just sort of arrived at the white house, and they had no agenda. that makes no sense. and then yesterday, we saw the spokesperson for president trump say that, well, it's not really that abnormal for the spokesperson to speak to a member of the press, which might be true, but don't forget that r

liz: chris cuomo was arguing collapse of obamacare to blame on trump and republicans, when trump was it passed and not a single republican voted for it obamacare started going haywire within a year of passage, a new report saying that premiums going up 30% next year, and illinois seeing 43% hike. a lot of premiums have gone up last 5 years, only half people signed up. versus what cbo initially expected and what congress expected, obamacare in a death spiral. let's bridge in washington examiner janet cos -- ge gee. >> we've seen them before. they went down. why hasn't cnn noticed that. >> i don't know. i tell you, it is disappointing, thankfully, wendy is an honest democrat and canned mitt tha admit that obamacare was built on a very big lie. keeping your doctor or insurance you could. now we see it will be over two trillion and cover less. 25 million people, where i am right now in atlanta, the rate of increase premium gone up to almost 30%. over half of the counties are going to rely on one health insurer. liz: right, that is disappointing, nearly half of counties will not have an i

she talked to chris cuomo this monday on "new day." >> she wasn't over-optimistic.he had a quirky way of dealing with the hate she knew that was going on in the world. she felt bad for people who weren't like her and didn't gro up, and mine noorts and people of other relations that have to deal with hate every day. she hated it. he maid she she suppose to people. this is her quote -- >> that's what she said? >> well, he didn't saying it, had you she would always say it. she thinking it's ridiculous that people are think thinking that racism isn't a problem that isn't resurfacing. >> she had worked as a paralegal by assisting those facing bankruptcy. he celebrated her fifth anniversary, so the president of the firm, larry miller, joins me now. thank you for being with me. i'm so sorry for the lot of your friend and colleague. the tragic detail is not only did she want to help people facing adversity, but she was good at it. can you tell me more about that? >> sure, thank you for having here today. i apologize for being a little casual today, but we have closed the of

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. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning, welcome to your "new daythis morning. bill we're joir joins me. up first, north korea threatening to attack the u.s. territory of guam, hope to one of america's air force bases in response to u.s. bombers flying over the korean peninsula. this comes after president trump's extraordinary warning to

. >> josh green was here, and he said that the morning he was on "new day" with chris cuomo talk withhris and scaramucci called in. while they're on the phone, he, josh, is getting texts from people inside the white house dissing scaramucci. i mean -- >> but with all -- >> in all fair oons. >> my point it's just the loyalty. you should never do that if you're in the white house. >> loyalty should come from the top down. scaramucci sold his company that, you know, was apparently very successful, went finally after being, you know, hung out to dry for quite awhile, got this gig at the white house communications dri s director fe president who was praising him for saying all these unflattering things about people on the staff just last week and then today -- >> help take out his chief of staff. >> and he's being escorted out of the white house. is that loyal? >> scaramucci did do something, though, also in that intervening time. i do think -- >> but that something was something the president apparently seemed to like or praised him for. >> he probably liked it initially but maybe realize

. >> this is new day with chris cuomo and -- >> good morning, welcome to the new day. alice son is off. poppy harlow joins me. so just hours after caving to pressure to condemn commit supremacists and other hate groups, retweeting. the president's retweets this morning sh -- we'll show them to you. he might have deleted them. >> meantime the president's failure to quickly condepartm - thousands take to the streets here in new york city to protest the president's response. let's begin with cnn's jeff as we well. >>reporter: president trump is waking up here at trump tower for the first time since takings office. part of his working vacation here from new jersey back to new york. including a tweet he sent out over night echoing the message of a conspiracy theorist. >> only hours after attempting to quell the outrage over his initial response to the deadly violence to charlottesville, the president's retweet originated from a prolific social media user said to be a mer of the so called alt-right. embraces misogyny and xenophobia. harassment of former hillary clinton aide.

. >> this is new day with chris cuomo and alisyn. >> there she is, lady liberty, really a waiving symbol. is that about to change? good morning, welcome to your "new day" thursday, august 3, 8:00 in the east. president trump facing bipartisan backlash over support of a bill that im as to slash legal immigration to american by 50%. english speakers would be favored. >> meanwhile a new national poll haze president trump's approval rating h itting a new low. his credibility now taking hits. the white house says two phone calls he said he took never actually happened. he hopes for a boost from his base with a campaign style rally. another busy zay. >> reporter: apparently when things get tough, the president is going to play to his base, as you said, he's headed to ruby red west virginia tonight for a campaign rally. he also had the chief of staff make a phone call to jeff sessions this week assuring sessions a favorite among trum's conservative base that his job was in in fact safe. all of this on top of him throws his support on the controversial immigration plan. shift the country to a so

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn coma rat ta. >> this is new day wednesday august 23rd, 8:00 here in new york. president trump fiery and described by many as unhinged, accusing the media of distorting his words on charlottesville and violence. except the president conveniently his own blame of many sides. last night he also omitted that he had said that very fine people marched with white supremacists. >> be clear, this was a new low. he played his supporters for fools. we all know what he did and did not say and he will be called out for it, period because what you ignore, you em power. there are also political attacks last night. his party had to hear him attack the two gop senators from where the trump rally was held. also have learned that mitch mcconnell has not spoken in week. joining us david gregory, margaret tal leb and timothy o'brian, the author of trump nation, the art of being the donald. david gregory, we have said it before but it has never been more true than it was last night, which was this was him at his worst. >> right. his most destructi