time to hand it over to chris cuomo, cuomo primetime.> thank you jb have a good weekend. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to primetime. have the democrats found the first rallying and radical cry? abolish i.c.e. what was dismissed as the whim of a bernie ac olate and upstart is echoed by big city mayors and a he sitting senator. you saw kirsten on gillibrand say i.c.e. has to go. but others aren't sure that's the way to go. we have a democrat who has become the face of i.c.e. resistance here ton. the mayor who warned of an a

"cuomo primetime". >> where respect the club. you get a hat. you get a hat.s a hat. >> thank you, chris. thank you, all, for joining us today. i'm poppy harlow in new york. >> i'm branaianna keilar. "at this hour" with kate bolduan starts right now. >>> hello, i'm erica hill in for kate bolduan. we begin with the time honored tradition, a simple white house photo-op. though in 2018, even the most routine moments have somehow become unnecessarily political. today the philadelphia eagles will not be honored at the white house after the president uninvited the team to this afternoon's celebration of the super bowl win. that's after he reportedly learned tha

. >> and our governor now andrew cuomo likes to say we're the most progressive state in the union., we haven't done things like pass the new york dream act, we haven't passed the women with's reproductive health act, we have tens of thousands of people, largely black and brown people, sitting in jail, languishing, waiting for trial because they can't afford bail. >> trevor: right. >> we have, again, so many black and latino people incarcerated for marijuana, something that white people do with impunity. we have some of the worst voter suppression laws in the entire country in new york state. how can you have been governor for eight years and presided over this and not had movement on any of these issues? you can't call yourself progressive and, frankly, you can barely call yourself a democrat. >> trevor: wow, those are powerful words. ( cheers and applause ) gove cuomo has had what many would consider a very progressive record. he would say he is the reason there's a $15 minimum wage in new york city. you say he could and should be doing more. people say he's moving more toward you

cuomo primetime, 9:00 p.m. eastern only here on cnn.a very, very exciting news for all of our viewers. that's it for me. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, sarah sanders appears to be caught in a lie on the trump tower russia meeting. and this one's on tape. how can americans believe what this white house says? >>> plus, trump doing a victory lap, claiming he's accomplished more than any president. what does that mean when our closest allies say they've been alienated? >>> and bill clinton addressing its tone-deaf comments about the monica lewinsky affair. he's now saying more tonight. let's go

i am chris cuomo, and welcome to primetime. the potential new face of the gop that president trump is cultivating.g newsoday. the man who gets the trump seal of approval in a major senate race in virginia. his name is corey stewart. and the president says he is a winner despite the fact that he has backed some white nationalists. now, facts be facts, he won the republican nomination for senate last night in virginia. and he joins primetime in moments. >> plus -- >> i protect mr. trump. that's what it is. >> president trump's personal lawyer back in the news. people close to the president fearing michael cohen may be ready to flip. former trump aide and cohen friend sam nunberg is here and says he knows the real deal. >> and fresh off his meeting with one othe most brutal dictators on the planet, president trump says america's biggest enemy is not north korea, certainly not russia, not even isis. can you guess? i'll give you a hint. let's get after it. >>> all right, defending confederate symbols, cottoning . none of that kept c

right now i hand it over to chris cuomo for cuomo prime time. >>> thank you. i am chris cuomo. welcome to prime time. why did the president cancel his ing with the eagles? is he really trying to divide the country over freedom of speech because it may help him politically? we have anthony scaramucci here. does he see this as winning? plus, president trump'sucation commission tasked with keeping your kids safe at school won't be looking in to the role of guns. what? and bill clinton gates do-over on the monica lewinsky question. what did he say this time? what do you say? let's get after it. let's call it the eagle debacle. facts first. the white house says presideng up for the national anthem. but not one single eagle knelt in protest during the national anthuring the regular not one. and yet president trump disinvited the whole team from coming to the white house today. had a celebrating america ceremony instead. had military there and some alleged eagle fans, some of whom couldn't name the team's quarterback. and then accused the eagles of pulling a political stunt. anothe ta

oh look, it's chris cuomo. >> you just couldn't stay away, chris cuomo. >> i've been trying to get bookedn this show for a long time. >> not easy. >> his new show, "cuomo primetime" premieres tonight at 9:00 eastern. how do you like it in the side chair, captain? >> this feels like a seat of power but i love this. you look beautiful. the show is great. i'm very proud to be back here with you guys, and to help you out with the bottom line. i always wanted to give the answers for this. the latest tweet of the president is not true, okay? i've been talking to legal scholars all weekend. there's no dispositive rule about a president pardoning himself. there are common sense issues with it. no man should be their own judge. there are practicality issues with it. there are ways around it. the 25th amendment is being suggested that the president could claim incapacity, have the vice president assume the presidency, he could pardon him. that's all convoluted. none of it is going to happen. we need to have a reversal in the dynamic of the discussion. rudy giuliani has done a brilliant job of getti

right now i hand it over to chris cuomo for cuomo prime time. >>> thank you. i am chris cuomo.why did the president cancel his ing with the eagles? is he really trying to divide the country over freedom of speech because it may help him politically? we have anthony scaramucci here. does he see this as winning? plus, president trump'sucation commission

. >>> chris cuomo comes up in a few minutes on "cuomo prime time." hi, chris. >> it's clear the president doesn't want to, he favors this. the polls suggest he's right. he's got republicans moving his way on this issue. the problem is they have every two or three other people in the country against him. tonight he has his great defender coming on the show, "prime time." kellyanne conway will be here to make the case. we also have what the democrats will do, and we're going to have a debate of our own tonight. two on one. both chairs will be filled with people who say this is the right policy. >>> coming up, roger stone missed a meeting that he did not admit to when asked under oath about meeting with russians. we'll a explaexplain ahead. when we were dating, we used to get excited about things like concert tickets or a new snowboard. matt: whoo! whoo! jen: but that all changed when we bought a house. matt: voilà! jen: matt started turning into his dad. matt: mm. that's some good mulch. ♪ i'm awake. but it was pretty nifty when jen showed me how easy

i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time". we have breaking news on the mass murder at a small local newspaper in annapolis, maryland, the "capital gazette" paper. the suspect in custody. we have new information and an interview with reporters inside during the shooter. police say it was a targeted attack. we're live at the scene with me reporting on motive in a moment. >>> plus republicans on full attack against the head of the fbi and the man who oversees the russia investigation. both picked by president trump. congressman -- a congressman is going to tell you why it seemed like gop lawmakers were on the attack to present a trophy to president trump. can democrats stop a supreme court vote before midterm elections. a senator says yes. what's the plan? she's going to tell you. there is a lot to tackle tonight. what do you say? let's get after it. >> all right. here's where we are right now. the white board is giving you information. in terms of murdered and injured, that's the word we use, often it's killed but let's be hone

time to hand it over to chris cuomo for cuomo primetime which starts now. >>> thank you, anderson.t day for all of us at cnn. anthony bourdain, the leonard gade chef who game a household name and a standout figure in the cnn family is

no no no that's not spicy enough let's do it again if governor cuomo signed this. thousands will be set free. that was way too dramatic let's. get the documents and the criminal code but we'll get you. no no too derivative not my voice at all new york lawmakers voted a bill that would fix the most broken part of the justice system let's just go with that the bill creates the first ever independent commission to monitor this conduct prosecutors the reason why many innocent new yorkers go to prison and as a journalist i have important questions like what is a prosecutor there are lawyers and you can distinguish them from the other lawyers because they're the biggest on law and order s v u. and prosecutors will do anything for that guilty verdict even break the law. breaking the law in the name of john stance so prosecutors have been known to repeatedly with or hide exonerating evidence or disregard confessions of guilt from an entirely different person and ignore were credible verifiable alibis and d.n.a. evidence as you know justice is blind deaf doesn't hear confli

let's bring in cnn's chris cuomo, the anchor of ""cuomo prime time"."you're going to be wading into this debate over civility in politics later tonight, and you've got someone who's calling for civility now, but engaged in some very uncivil attacks against president obama. what can you tell us about your guest tonight? >> you're talking about antonio sabato jr., who believe now will be making a run for congress in california and he wants to talk about what he experiences in the hollywood culture as a trump supporter and as a conservative. and we'll get his perspective. we're going to talk to debbie wasserman schultz tonight, see what she wants to own in terms of the democratic role in this culture and what they're trying to fight for and against. and then we have draymond green on. you're a big sports fan. but he's not coming on to speak sports, captain. he's going to talk about what is motivating him outside of the court and what is generating the feelings towards the president that we saw reflected on his team, the world champions, golden state warrio

so you get an extra hour of cuomo prime time. two days after the president ordered an end of accept rags at the border. thousands of parents scrambling to find their kids. imagine that situation? no word on when they will see them again. the administration has no situation in place to resolve this. we're going to talk to a man who is trying to help hundreds of parents track down their own kids. does the law allow for the president to do what they did at the border? or does the law demand he fix what he did? cuomo's court in session and we have new tariff threats from president trump and his trop trade adviser here on a friday night. let's get after it some more. >>> discouoesn't matter what yo hearing. mothers and fathers are suffering when they are separated. you get it here and it is not over. the trump administration saying they unified 500 families separated at the border. those they get in the moment. what about the thousands more unclear. ed lavandera in mcallen, texas. what do you know? >> you know, chris, so much about th

let's check in with chris cuomo with what he has cooking for "cuomo prime time." >> we have the opportunityion of just ask the man on the two biggest stories of the day. rudy giuliani. everybody is talking about rudy giuliani meant today. we're going to ask him himself. he will be on the show live at the top of the hour. and not let people forget what is going on at the border. and in terms of what god wants or if there is any religion of what the government policy at all, we have cardinal timothy dolan here. why he -- the church is sending a team to the border. >> on the scene as custom and border patrol agents detained children and adults. one, 11-year-old says he came by himself. directv now gives you more for your thing. get all the good stuff about tv without all the bad stuff. yes! you can still stream your favorite shows... yes! ...with no annual contract. wait, what? it's live tv. yes! with no satellites. what? and no bulky hardware. no bulky hardware! isn't that great news? yes! noooooo! no! noooo. try directv now for $10 a month for 3 months. more for your thing. that's our thing.

time to hand it over to chris cuomo for cuomo primetime which starts now. >>> thank you, anderson. i'm chris cuomo. well to primetime. this is a very difficult day for all of us at cnn. anthony bourdain, the leonard gade chef who game a household name and a standout figure in the cnn family is gone. >> look. anthony bourdain. who are you? i have a pretty good idea who i'm not at this point. who i am, who knows the answer to that? you know, i will be judged by, you know, the people who remember me and quickly forget me. >> that was one of the few times that tony bourdain got people wrong. he is not going to being frommen any time soon. what a loss, just 61 years of age. host of the award-winning series parts unknown took his life in a hotel room in france. it's hard for us working with him but that is nothing compared to the pain for family and friends and most of all his 11-year-old daughter arian. we are thinking of them and we are here if they need anything. >>> now in just a minute we talk with one of tony's friends. a chef andrew discipler who worked with tony and stayed close

during cuomo prime time.and your whole thing is really chewing on megainterviews, giving them the time to breathe, you got rudy giuliani on tonight. give me a preview. >> got lucky tonight. rudy is the man of the moment. you never know when the news will break but he's a focus of questions and it is an opportunity to show what we're going to do, which is to test power. why does he think what he does and what is his base because there is growing suspicion this is smoke and more p.r. than it is law. this is about creating political currency for the idea that no matter what the probe comes up with, it is illegitimate and so when you go to the polls in november, we have to test what their tactics are, what the law said, what the policy should be. an example, we're all talking about this in terms of whether or not the president should have limited exposure to this process. you could just as easily argue that the president should have more exposure to the process. he certainly should have more of a special responsi

cuomo prime time, tonight, t: 9 p.m. eastern.you. >>> erin burnett "outfront" starts now. >> two top republicans breaking with the president tonight. pouring cold water on trump's conspiracy theory. will the rest of the gop stand up? and trump keeping praise on his cabinet. over the top compliments to every single one except for one. who was it? and breaking news. the husband of kate spade speaking out tonight. wh say iing about the final mons before she took her life. let's go "outfront." and good

cuomo prime time, 9:00 p.m. going to 11:00 p.m. tonight.at the white house over the president's executive order. this as the president pivots. is he trying distract from the confusion with kids caught in the middle. zblncht plus, a mother separated from her son unable to find them. how do authorities plan to reunite this family? and tom arnold is trump cea's f. my guest tonight. >> good evening,

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let's get more with the host of cuomo prime time, chris cuomo.e, sam nunberg tonight. wh srt of perspective will he give us on the latest in the investigation and on the fate of michael cohen? >> he knows cohen and well.stands the die tham iblg i often fell he's been out of pog talking about the russia probe per se. you know he wasn't there at a time where it would have been relevant. so it's been a little strained to get new perspective out of him, but when it comes to michael cohen and the relationship to the president and h that has been strengthen order suffered during this process, you know, we know from filings that trump campaign cut thing thousand dollars, 228 osedly for legal e fees, but how much support has there been? in these situation, the strength of the relationship is all but dispositive. so we want to get that going to dove tail it with what we're learning from rudy giuliani. from the beginning, it has that what the trump legal team is really doing is engaging in a pr campaign more than legal strategy. they want tonegotiate. they

time to hand it over to chris cuomo. "cuomo prime time" starts right now. chris? >> thank you, anderson. i am "cuomo prime time." children are crying at the border. we're going to play you reported sounds of life inside the trump detention centers. the administration doubling down, of course, on the virtue of prosecuting illegal entrants and claiming the law mandates tearing kids from their parents at the border. this is not true, and we will show you that. the president could stop this policy today because he started it. he has the power but why doesn't he want to do that? we're going to ask one of his top aides. kellyanne conway is here to address the uproar and to talk opioid breakthroughs. we're also going to talk to the democrat leading the charge in calling for the secretary of homeland security to resign. congressman harris, a democrat, is here. are the children just going to keep growing in record numbers? homeland security denies that what you're hearing is child abuse. doctors may have criticized the conditions, but she insists the kids are very well tak

time to hand it over to chris cuomo, cuomo primetime. starts now. >> thank you jb have a good weekend. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to primetime. have the democrats found the first rallying and radical cry? abolish i.c.e. what was dismissed as the whim of a bernie ac olate and upstart is echoed by big city mayors and a he sitting senator. you saw kirsten on gillibrand say i.c.e. has to go. but others aren't sure that's the way to go. we have a democrat who has become the face of i.c.e. resistance here ton. the mayor who warned of an a coming i.c.e. raid and drew the ire of the ag and president. time to test the case by the gop against the deputy ag rosenstein. the capitol hill showdown showed a clear desire to upset and perhaps unseat the trump appointee. one of the main combatants, republican congressman matt gates here to make the case. did you hear this one? just when politics candidate get more bizarre a prank caller gets through to air force one and talks with the president. yes. and we have the tape. and you will laugh or cry when you

the governor of new york, andrew cuomo, still with us. what's your reaction, governor?f, it's a bad decision on the law. it's a stain on this country's history. this was clearly, in my opinion, a religious bias. it was camouflaged as national security, but it was islamophobia. the court said we should look behind this act and look at the words. if you look at the three travel bans and what the president said, it was clearly a religious bias. second, it was a political decision, and at this time of instability and gridlock where people don't trust institutions, the supreme court, you would have liked to think, was one institution that could be trusted. this was purely political, idealogical, 5-4 decision. and third, it's more of the same. it is stopping muslims at airports, stopping latinos at borders. it's divisiveness. it is a cancer in the body politic. america is about diversity. when you make diversity an enemy, wolf, you turn one cell in the body politic against another cell in the body politic. and that's why it's a cancer and it has to stop. >> well, what, if any

that's according to state's governor andrew cuomo. governor cuomo joins me now.nor, thank you so much for being here. yesterday you toured a facility right here in new york city. what can you tell us about it? >> well, first thank you for having me, stephanie. i think you're previous guest said we're look at theater. i think it's actually worse than that. this is a malonge of government deception and scams and ugly politics. the zero tolerance policy that general kelly thought would keep people from come together border was just a phenomenal mistake and caused children to be sent all over the country. the executive order was a scam. it wasn't the reversal at all. it's -- you can't effect that executive order legally. and this 20,000 camp idea is also illegal and bizarre. the one thing we do now is you have 2,500 children scattered aid round the country who are highly traumatized, they're in state foster care facilities. our state happens to have a large number of them because we have a large number of foster care facilities. and i'm trying to find out from the hh

. >>> time to hand it over to chris cuomo for the premier of "cuomo prime time." >>> thank you very much, anderson. welcome to "prime time." the white house got caught lying about the russia investigation. the man of the moment, rudy giuliani, is here to be tested. >>> plus breaking in just the last half hour, former trump campaign chair paul manafort accused of witness tampering. that is a potential felony, by the way. i've got the filing right here. 30 pages of argument, twice as many pages and exhibits. this could be very bad for the former chair. top democrat adam schiff is here ahead. >>> and the philadelphia eagles, disinvited the day before the white house visit. why aren't they getting patriot treatment? what do you say, friends, les get at it. >>> all right. this is our first official night. so thank you for being here. and we do have a lot to test. why does president trump think he can pardon himself? and why would his attorney say the president could shoot james comey and still not be indicted? we talked to rudy giuliani about exactly that. joining us now, president trump's at

for the premier of "cuomo prime time." >>> thank you very much, anderson.elcome to "prime time." the man of the moment, rudy giuliani, is here to be tested. >>> plus breaking in just the last half hour, former trump campaign chair paul manafort accused of witness tampering. that is a potential felony, by the way. i've got the filing right here. 30 pages of argument, twice as many pages and exhibits. this could be very bad for the former chair. top democrat adam schiff is here ahead. >>> and the philadelphia eagles, disinvited the day before the

governor cuomo said some 100 children, aany as 300 children, have been placed throughout ten sheltersin the state of new york. they have traveled here and been separated from their parents at the border more than 1,000 miles away. bill de blasio came in about a half an hour ago into the center. he said he has no words for what this kind of act is and he promised to do more about it, this is video from spectrum news new york 1. it shows five young girls being brought into the center here in east harlem at 12:45 a.m. this is a foster center that places children with families, a woman said they were not children being separated by their families. an hour later, they were escorted out with their heads covered with a jacket. the ceo tells gothamist website that his shelters and others couldn't confirm that they were holding children separated from their parents. earlier, governor cuomo speaking on another network speak about these 100 to 300 children that could be in his state. >> these are not unaccompanied alien children. these are children you took from their parents arms. now they have

"cuomo primetime." only here on cnn.nks for joining us. >> thank you, captain. >>> weith just a week until the north korean summit, secretary of state mike pompeo and john bolton tensions. >>> and it is primary day in eight states in the united states. all eyes on california with the so-called jungle primary. the state's unusual election system could force some democrats off the ballot come november. much more right after this. us st $80 wched our auto and home. with liberty, we could afford a real babysitter instead of your brother. hey! oh, that's my robe. is it? when you switch to liberty mutual, you could save $782 on auto and home insurance. and still get great coverage for you and your family. call for a free quote today. you could save $782 when liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. >>> sad breaking news. kate spade found dead in her new york city home and in an apparent suicide. she launched the kate spade handbags. cnn's jean casarez is in the new york working the story. casarez, wh jean, what can y

time to hand it over to chris cuomo. "cuomo primetime" staw.y much, anderson. i am chris cuomo, and welcome to primetime. the potential new face of the gop that president trump is cultivating. big news today. the man who gets the trump seal of approval in a major senate race in virginia. his name is cory stewart. and the president says he is a winner despite the fact that he ha backede white nationalists. now, facts be facts, he won the republican nomination for senate last night in virginia. and he joins primetime in moments. >> p >> i protect mr. trump. that's what it is. >> president trump's perso

no no no that's not spicy enough let's do it again if governor cuomo signs this bill thousands will be set free. that was way too dramatic let's. i have the documents and the criminal code but we'll get you. no no derivative not my voice at all new york lawmakers voted a bill that would fix the most broken part of the justice system let's just go with that the bill creates the first ever independent commission to monitor this conduct prosecutors the reason why many and as a new yorkers go to prison and as a journalist i have important questions like what is a prosecutor there are lawyers and you can distinguish them from the other lawyers because they're the biggest on law and order s v u. and prosecutors will do anything for that guilty verdict even break the law. breaking the law in the name of john stance so prosecutors have been known to repeatedly with or hide exonerating evidence or disregarded confessions of guilt from an entirely different person and ignore were credible verifiable alibis and d.n.a. evidence as you know justice is blind deaf doesn't hear conflicting evidence an

time to hand it over to my friend, chris cuomo.arts no. >> i am chris question moe. we're in washington, d.c. the white house, stories keep changing on material facts, pressure keeps mounting from the mueller probe. in the thick of it all, press secretary sarah sanders. we'll go one on one with her in just moments. but also tonight, a spicey sit down with senate democratic leader with senate democratic leader, chuck schumer, testing the notion that democrats deserve to be in the majority. and outrage erupts after the attorney general argues that it is necessary to separate kids as young as infants from their parents at the border. what do you say? let's get after it. got to say it, the relationship between the press and the white house sucks. sorry, but that is the truth. here is a moment that really captures the state of play. >>

four out of ten democrats in the primary voted against andrew cuomo then.he press she's getting, plus the problem that andrew cuomo has, democratic voters in new york are really, really liberal and, you know, that's -- rob: and he's not. >> he's not at times but he is and he has a real problem well while the rest of the nation, the economy is doing really well, places like up state new york, they haven't felt, you know, they haven't felt some of the progress that's gone on in other parts of the country. i think he could, it's going to be interesting to see what happens in new york and the effect that that has on congressional races. rob: governor's race, oklahoma, how is that looking? >> it's interesting because that's a republican state. rob: sure. >> but the republicans haven't won back to back governorship there since the 60's. jillian: why? >> democrats were picking good candidates, david borr, more conservative, moderate type democrats. whoever in the republican comes out of this and it's a state, where you know, donald trump won overwhelming, the repu

meeting today is a great day based in part of the interview he conducted earlier in the day with chris cuomo on cnn. the former basketball star has always had the ability to grab the spotlight there was a time and he donned a wedding dress and claimed to marry himself. the resistance on reality television -- there were his stents on the television. the retired basketball star has and -- once taking a team of retired eskimo players to pyongyang. aj's next. borland's, republican lin good morning. caller: thank you for having me on. guess, justat -- i watching all the movements and muslin which of president trump. gracioushem to be during this ordeal. i have been watching the entire thing. from the walks together. pure one man's perception. if i was just looking at that, i would say that is a gracious man. this seems to be none of we are goliath in your david. -- just class, graciousness. only knew about the suleiman test this gentleman, it would be -- by thegue that a language and tone and actions and words but gracious. --s wasn't even speaking to it seemed like he left the stick at home. he

cuomo primetime begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn.inally tonight, our warmest congratulations to cnn's brianna keilar. you've seen her here in "the situation room," filling in for me, as well as doing excellent reporter as cnn's senior washington correspondent. but tonight she has breaking news of her own. brianna gave birth to her son antonio on friday, with the baby weighing five pounds, three ounces. her husband was in japan when she went into labor, but scrambled home and made it back just in time for the birth. brianna's stepson teddy is excited to be a big brother. we wish the entire family all the best. what a great picture, beautiful family. congratulations. that's it for me. thanks for watching. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, breaking news, moments before he leaves for the biggest meeting of his presidency, donald trump, in an early morning twitter frenzy, sending a message to haters and losers. plus, trump's doctrine, according to a new report, we're america, b. and more breaking news, the sto

cuomo prime time at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. that is it for the lead. follow me on facebook and twitter and turning you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." thanks for watching. >>> happening now. breaking news. stormy strikes back. stormy daniels launches a new lawsuit saying her formerrn and lawyer michael cohen worked together to use her in a way designed to benefit president trump, included in the lawsuit, text messages which show a cover-up. and lining up pardons. president trump commutes the life saengs sentence of a drug offender after a white house t by kim kardashian and the white house has assembled the paperwork for others. who is next in line. >>> a man wanted forpt murder sho to work at the white house complex as a government contractor. some three weeks after a warrant was issued for his arrest. was there a security slip-up. >>> and the rodman summit. cnn learned dennis rodman who once sang happy birthday to kim n i t g to singapore for the summit with president trump. i'm wolf blitzer

. >> time to hand it over to chris cuomo. with cuomo "prime time" >> i am chris cuomo. to prime time. kids taken from their mothers at the border. is jeff sessions right that god wants the law enforced this way? the white house is, of course, backing that up, but lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are backing off this harsh practice. the question is will they do something about it? we have jim jordan here. we'll see what the ohio republican has to say about it. i'm also going to bring in another hard liner well known for his immigrant roundups, joe arpaio. former arizona sheriff. pardon pd by the president. and now running

we got cuomo's court in session tonight. we have new tariff threats from president trump, could widen the riff with our allies. we got his top trade adviser here, peter navarro on friday night. let's get after it some more. >> doesn't matter what you hear there's only one truth. mothers and fathers are suffering unspeak bl trauma when their separated from their children. you get that here as soon as you get it here, it's not over. the trump administration says it is unified approximately 500 families separated at the border. i think it's those that they get in that moment. what about the ones that have been farmed out? thousands more? unclear. evan is in mcallen, texas. thank you for being there for us on a friday night. what do you know? >> you know, chris there's so much about this story that we haven't seen. access to the detention shelters is limited. access to the immigrants who have been detained is more limited. a few hours ago, i got a phone call from one of those immigrants inside a detention center here in texas. t

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>>> welcome back to friday "cuomo prime time." so we're learning details about the suspect that killed five people in maryland. at the "capital gazette" the 38-year-old has a long-running vendetta against the newspaper, you heard about that. they exposed some sick harassment he was doing of a former high school classmate. his obsession reportedly started with a facebook friend request. he initially sent friendly messages about how she was the on person that said hello to him or was nice to him in school. when he was rebuffed he started calling her ugly names, told her to kill herself. she was eventually was forced to change her name, leave the state. she warned the police he would be quote, your next mass shooting. it's not that rare. it just so happens the the next installment of our original series" inside evil" on hln has the twisting story of another woman when her lover went wrong. here's the preview. >> i'm just looking for love. it became the whirlwind romance. she was saying everything i wanted to hear. we found out some s

"cuomo prime time." so we're learning details about the suspect that killed five people in maryland. the 38-year-old has a long-running vendetta against the newspaper, you heard about that. his obsession reportedly started with a facebook friend request. he initially sent friendly messages about how she was the on person that said hello to him or was nice to him in school. when he was rebuffed he started calling her ugly names, told her to kill herself. she was eventually was forced to change her name, leave the state. she warned the police he would be quote, your next mass shooting. the next installment of our original series" inside evil" on hln has the twisting story of another woman when her lover went wrong. here's the preview. >> i'm just looking for love. it became the whirlwind romance. she was saying everything i wanted to hear. we found out some stuff. >> bad stuff? >> yes. you want to believe it because the feel g is so wonderful. >> he's a charming good-looking guy. a lot of stuff to pass on.

cuomo prime time. 9:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. chris, excellent new work.s for watching. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" the president versus eagles. he says it's about patriotism. is it? the mayor of philadelphia is utfront." plus, the president's laoyalty test. a new one along with who's being tested. and the shocking death of fashion designer, kate spade. what drove her to suicide and what was in her note. let's go "outfront." >> good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront"

gorka went onto question chris cuomo to name the most populous countries which he could do. they demonize the president, mischaracterize the policy. the six of 49 muslim majority nations were affected as you heard alan dershowitz say, not the vast majority of the muslim world. never about faith but cnn and others would use it to demonize the president, and it's unfair. trish: i'll answer that question that chris cuomo couldn't, and i'll tell you the two most populous countries are indonesia and pakistan, and we can go down the list, india, bangladesh, nigeria. you know, people want to make this, right now, given the environment such as what we live in right now. kayleigh, they want to make it about racism. they want to make it about islamophobia. they want to make the president seem evil, and i guess what i find discouraging about this and you've got a legal background is the lack of intellectual honesty, specifically from the supreme court because to me should have been a decision that was 9-0. >> should have been, yeah, no doubt about it. it wasn't because you have certain