liz: governor cuomo misstating debate against.bout deporting legal immigrants, he did say at back-end about illegal immigrants, governor cuomo pardoning illegal immigrant felons facing deport paying for past crimes, and claiming that trump white house is waging gee jihad. >> serial ex criminal immigrants, they have now faced deportation, governor pardoning them. bringing in rnc spokesperson kayleigh mcenany. they call deporting criminal illegals, a jihad, what is going on. >> this is literally insane. immigration nationality act are laws passed by congress, they have been on the books for decade, this is a crime to pass the bordering illegally, now that the president is enforcing the lay law it is a jihad. cuomo could not be more off base. trying to sound more far left than his opposition. liz: democrat at highest level of government, including barack obama, hillary clinton and charles schumer they proclaim a need for border enforcement. but they take issue now when president says this. >> because we have in of the worst dangerous

>> no, i think this isn't much talked about, since we're in cuomo's court. >> anything goes in cuomo's court. >> it's unconstitutional when it comes to presidential nominees of any party i was saying this to republicans when obama was president. that does invade the advice and consent role they have the right to advise and consent. they do not have the right to change the rules, the president is not subject to the philly burster, that subjects the presidential power to rules of the senate that is not appropriate. >> that's a fair point. what do you think about that. i feel like it needs more, because i don't trust these men and women to do the right thing. what about his rules that you would then have a president held hostage to a senate rule? >> can occasionally takes a creative fresh look at the constitution. that nobody, not even his fellow republicans much less the courts. >> the filibuster rule has been there. >> chris, the filibuster rule was lived under. it's still there for legislation. we lived under it. it was a vehicle for civility, when you had to get those extra votes. whe

time now to hand it over to chris cuomo and "cuomo prime time." >>> thank you, j.b.ce said he would take a bullet. now michael cohen signals his loyalty lies elsewhere. first up on the doctor, what is driving these cohen messages? meant for an audience of one? >>> plus immigration as of now is the big issue for november in a new quinnipiac poll. that's what you voters are saying. the question is who wins on that? are the democrats bailing trump out from his kid-crushing on the border by calling to

i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." we brought you the secret trump-cohen tape last night, and now there is a debate raging about who said what and why. teams cohen and trump disagree on a key part. partisans are of course doing what they do worst. just taking sides. so let's do something better. all right? let's get as close as we can. let's get up. come on, always take a picture of me, never just my chest. let's try and get as close to the truth as we can here. this is what we did for you. we enlisted a top forensic expert to do what happens in court cases that hang on audiotapes all the time. sweeten the audio as they call it, they improve it to try to make sense out of it. his name is ed primeau. he's coming to us from his house where he actually does this work. good to see you, ed. he's testified as an expert witness in hundreds of cases. he uses all kinds of digital tools to filter out noise. and he's been poring through every millisecond of the tape all day. he is confident that he knows what the president was sa

time now to hand it over to chris cuomo. "cuomo prime time" starts now. >>> thanks, j.b.rime time." big news tonight on the senate russia investigation. republicans and democrats agree, and their findings put big holes in the president's pitch to his base about the so-called witch hunt. >>> meanwhile, the fbi agent that kicked off the russia investigation is now being summoned back to the hill. peter strzok is going to testify in public next week. is he walking right into a gop trap? that's what his lawyer claims. why? he's going to make the case to you. >>> and did you hear? lebron james signed with the l.a. lakers. so what's going to happen when

w "cuomo prime time" starts now. chris? >>> thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo.me" exclusive tonight. a claim that goes to the truth of what the president knew and when he knew about an event that is central to the special counsel's russia investigation. let's get after it. w have cnn political analyst carl bernstein and jim sciutto, our chief national security correspondent for cnn. jimmy, what do we know now? >> reporter: well, chris, tonight sources with knowledge tell myself and carl that michael cohen claims that then-candidate donald trump knew in advance about the june 26 meeting in trump tower in which russians were expected to offer his campaign dirt on hillary clinton. crucially, these sources tell us that cohen is willing to make that assertion to the special counsel, robert mueller. cohen alleges as well that he was present, along with several

i'm chris cuomo in helsinki. happy to be in finland. good morning. they would say history is going to be made here in just a little bit. president trump will meet one-on-one with russian president vladimir putin. just days after 12 russian military intelligence officers indicted by robert mueller for interfering in the 2016 u.s. election. something that the president continues to call a witch hunt. he will head into the meeting like minded with vladimir putin on a very important issue. we already have an idea of trump's mind set here because in a series of tweets, the president blames the united states, not russia, for strained relations. mr. trump blames his predecessor president barack obama for the hacking and blasts the mueller investigation who indicted the russian spies. how will president trump wind up coming into the situation looking at vladimir putin and dealing with such egregious acts around the globe? let's start with coverage and kaitlan collins here in helsinki. >> reporter: chris, 90 minutes. that's how long president trump and presid

w "cuomo prime time" starts now. chris? >>> thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo. we have a "cuomo prime time" exclusive tonight. a claim that goes to the truth of what the president knew and when he knew about an event that is central to the special counsel's russia investigation. let's get after it. w have cnn political analyst carl bernstein and jim sciutto, our chief national security correspondent for cnn. jimmy, what do we know now? >> reporter: well, chris, tonight sources with knowledge tell myself and carl that michael cohen claims that then-candidate donald trump knew in advance about the june 26 meeting in trump tower in which russians were expected to offer his campaign dirt on hillary clinton. crucially, these sources tell us that cohen is willing to make that assertion to the special counsel, robert mueller. cohen alleges as well that he was present, along with several others, when trump was informed of the russians' offer. he was informed by donald trump jr. about that offer. by cohen's account, trump approved going ahead with that meeting with the r

i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time."ngs of president trump taped by his longtime

time now to hand it over to chris cuomo. "cuomo prime time" starts now. >>> thanks, j.b. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." big news tonight on the senate russia investigation. republicans and democrats agree, and their findings put big holes in the president's pitch to his base about the so-called witch hunt. >>> meanwhile, the fbi agent that kicked off the russia investigation is now being summoned back to the hill. peter strzok is going to testify in public next week. is he walking right into a gop trap? that's what his lawyer claims. why? he's going to make the case to you. >>> and did you hear? lebron james signed with the l.a. lakers. so what's going to happen when the biggest name in basketball comes face to face with the most outspoken father in the game. you know what i'm talking about. the ball is in our court tonight, lavar ball. anything can happen when he's on live tv. what better way to celebrate independence day eve? so what do you say? let's get after it. >>> all right. let's go to the whiteboard and start talking about this big news that dropped t

time now to hand it over to chris cuomo and "cuomo prime time." >>> thank you, j.b. i am chris cuomo. welcome to pro-pr"prime time." he once said he would take a bullet. now michael cohen signals his loyalty lies elsewhere. first up on the doctor, what is driving these cohen messages? meant for an audience of one? >>> plus immigration as of now is the big issue for november in a new quinnipiac poll. that's what you voters are saying. the question is who wins on that? are the democrats bailing trump out from his kid-crushing on the border by calling to abolish i.c.e.? the makings of a great debate. >>> and did you hear about this? the white house denying a request to lower american flags in honor of the victims of the maryland newspaper massacre. why? maybe anthony scaramucci can help try to make sense of it. what do you say? it's the fourth of july week. let's get after it. >>> so in the world of president trump, for years one man was seen as most loyal. now with the feds digging through his files and like two years of investigations into everything about it, it look

let's bring in our cuomo -- chris cuomo from "chris cuomo prime time."of michael cohen breaking his silence, speaking out to abc, suggesting his loyalty is not with president trump but with his family and his country? that's pretty fascinating. that is a turn for michael cohen that we haven't seen up until this point. >> true. obviously this speculation, jim, about flipping. one, he would need a case to flip on, right? he hasn't even been charged with anything, although he has been under investigation, now it seems for about a couple of years. and he'd have to know something that is of such value to either prosecutors in the southern district and/or special counsel mueller that it would be worth it to them to deal differently with him, given that they might have a case. so there is a lot of what ifs. why did he give the interview? i think it's just a straight line political and personal calculation that he doesn't like being shut out. he doesn't like the quiet treatment. he doesn't like the implications from the trump legal team and trump's supporters an

i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." secret recordings of president trump taped by his longtime lawyer and fixer now in the hands of the fbi. juicy. but why are we learning about them now? that's the real story tonight, and we are all over it. >>> we also have the good, the bad, and the ugly of what the tapes could mean legally and politically. here is what i will not do. i won't forget about what happened this week in helsinki and the new information that has a republican former intel agent who is now a congress member saying that he is sure putin has his hooks into trump. it's friday night. the weekend is calling. but this all matters too much. so let's get after it. >>> so we got a trump special delivery on a friday night. the cohen tapes. the one cohen made of a conversation he had with donald trump about a payment to a playboy model who said she had a long love affair with the president. but the real question is who dropped this weekend bombshell? the doj? the department of justice? no reason. cohen? why? it makes h

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"cuomo prime time" starts right now. chris? >>> thank you, anderson. i'm chris cuomo. i never realized it could be anything but sunny in helsinki at this time of year until today. as you see behind me, there's a little bit of a gloom right now. it set in right after the world witnessed a betrayal the likes of which we've never seen. america's president sided with its enemy today. shock has turned to a national shunning as america finds unity in president trump's perfidy. first up tonight, we have former u.s. intelligence chief leon panetta on what does it mean when a president betrays his own country? and what does this mean for the gop and efforts to oppose trump? we have a man who could try to unset him in 2020, ohio governor john kasich. now, whatever died today, something may have been born as well. for all the emotion of the moment, the most powerful force is fact, and we're going to lay out an absolutely truthful account of a day that is unprecedented in world history. my friends, let's get after it. >>> all right. so here's the good news. you and america tonight

chris cuomo joins us tonight. he's getting ready for "cuomo prime time." pruitt, we don't need extra news in washington. scott pruitt seems to lend a hand every chance that he gets. we know that president has been extremely angry with the attorney general. he thought about replacing him before. what do you make of this new wrinkle that scott pruitt wants jeff sessions' job? >> look, i mean, i think the most obvious angle is a demonstration of such kind of raw timerity by scott pruitt. he thinks about making an audacious move like this and going to the president and the idea if it's true that the president actually considered this. what chaos that would create of removing sessions with someone like pruitt with all the controversy and only then to have pruitt, i guess the reporting is that he wanted to stay about 200 days. and then, you know, use the vacancy act that way and then go and run for office again. but just all of it seems to be so tone deaf to what pruitt is dealing with. >> he likes fine lotions and fine mattresses and cheap apartments and the at

. >> andrew cuomo proving a point to donald trump. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ beautiful morning ♪ i think i will stroll outside ♪ for a while ♪ rob: beautiful and dark. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. jillian: the white house threatening to revoke security clearance from obama era intel officials. rob: the concern is the use it for political and financial benefit. jillian: strong reaction from both sides. >> reporter: you see this is a case of abuse of power, it is important to look at how this all began. john brennan, national security adviser front of the network, lashed out at the president, calling his comments in helsinki nothing short of treason leading to rand paul questioning motives for the harsh criticism and following it up last night. >> a cia agent can say stupid things like the president is treasonous no one will stop john brennan from saying that but what stopped him from taking millions of dollars to say such tremendous things and get classified information.

i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time."recordings of president trump taped by his longtime lawyer and fixer now in the hands of the fbi. juicy. but why are we learning about them now? that's the real story tonight, and we are all over it. >>> we also have the good, the bad, and the ugly of what the tapes could

i want to hand it over to chris cuomo, who's got a big exclusive tonight. "cuomo prime time" starts right now. chris? >>> anderson, thank you very much. appreciate it. it is a big night here. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." we have one of the michael cohen tapes. the secret recording of president trump back in 2016 made by cohen in which he and then-candidate trump discuss arrangements surrounding a payment to former playboy playmate karen mcdougal that was made by a third party, david pecker, as head of the "national enquirer." this all happened in the months before the election. now, this is not a great quality recording, and that will be relevant to its analysis. so, first, i want to play you the entire recording, not all of which is relevant to the payment. so listen for yourself. >> let me know what's happening, okay? oh. oh. maybe because of this, it would be better if you didn't go, you know? maybe because of this, for that one -- you know -- get rid of this because it's so false what they're saying. it's such bullshit. i think -- i think t

>> we should be clear governor cuomo never said he was going to sue the supreme court but he impliedt that is not exactly what he said. secondly he actually could sue somebody but it would not be the highest nation, the highest court in the nation but he could possibly sue healthcare providers, health insurance companies who refused to provide abortions or contraceptives to women and we have seen this happen before where he could see whether states, the legalization of marijuana in colorado, colorado sued by nebraska and oklahoma because those dates claim as a result of colorado legalizing marijuana, their crime increased so he could sue other states getting those services. >> it is america, you can always sue somebody, you can't sue the supreme court, did he get ahead of himself? >> absolutely, cheap political points with the left. the supreme court has immunity provided by the 11th amendment of the constitution. what governor cuomo dislikes the most is the fact the president of the united states is succeeding at everything he is doing, the fear a conservative supreme court will est

that is what almost everything is to andrew cuomo does these days.t is not geared toward his september of 2018 primary or november of 2018 general election. the guy is running for the president of the united states. it is insulting to hear him calling our i.c.e. agents a jihad they're working on. he is taking the bait of cynthia nixon, who is the democratic primary opponent calling i.c.e. agents terrorists and this is the direction they want for our country. trish: we did a little segment on this yesterday. i showed the viewer michelle wolf who was the comedian performed at this year's white house correspondents' dinner, quite poorly i would add. she is has a disgusting video she is trying to joke, making comparison of i.c.e. agents, calling them isis, jihadists. that is when i say, congressman, things are getting too far. i understand, you may differ in terms of your opinion, et cetera, but the reality is, these people are out there, they're risking their lives. they're trying to protect us, americans, who are here legally, and you know, look, it is

time to check in with chris cuomo to see what's ahead on "cuomo prime time." >> but i was enjoying thatause you are so reasonable and civilized, and i love to see when there's a food fight. i'd love to see inside your head in those moments, but not tonight. cortes told me last night it was the new form of birtherism. >> he mentioned that. >> did he run that tonight? >> yeah. >> i was getting made up at the time. >> i had gone to my special place in my head. >> it went over like a lead zeppelin here on "prime time." all right. tonight we're going to be talking to tom donilon, the national security adviser to president obama, perhaps one of the people trump folk are now calling corrupt and dirty. how does he see what we had to link through in helsinki and what this new word of a meeting this fall is all about? we'll talk to him. we've got anthony scaramucci on, who says he can tell us why trump is doing what he's doing right now with regards to russia. we'll see where he takes us. >> all right. thanks very much. that's in about seven minutes from now. >>> new developments linked to russia

i'll hand it over to chris cuomo for "cuomo prime time." >> what an unbelievable story of loss. you have that there but for the grace of god, she would not have been here either. there's still so many answers we need about those boats, those conditions, and what happened on that night. anderson, thanks for bringing us that. >>> all right, friends. welcome to "cuomo prime time." color us unimpressed. that is iran's response to president trump's all caps threat. some democrats already hear the war drums beating, but haven't we seen this fire and fury show before? now, we have a take on a play that trump may be making here that you're not hearing about. coming up, straight ahead we have a member of the house foreign relations committee, joaquin castro. he has insight and invective on the topics of iran and that big fisa warrant story with new information. trump sees the fisa disclosures of information that was used to surveil one of his staffers as proof that the probe is a hoax. is that true? fact check coming. >>> and another black man shot dead in florida, this time over a parki

allies, joined by chris cuomo, anchor of "cuomo primetime," he's going after nato sternly.d the latest barrage? negotiating tactic or reflection of the president's world view? >> sure would be nice to know, wouldn't it wolf? there's absence of insight here. president doesn't share this type of thinking. his staff, surrogates and officials around him in the administration don't come on and talk about the things the way we would like. don't have press conferences the way we would like. thinking is a little bit of a mystery. timing is the biggest concern. is the president wrong to question the due diligence of other nato members in terms of coming up to the 2% model that i think is due in 2024, 2% spending of your own gross domestic product on your own defense. not wrong to question it, president obama and bush questioned it. but timing before the summit, sends most comfortable signal to putin and most distressing signal to nato. >> and singling out germany. what do you make of calling them captives of russia? >> on the face of it, once again. what is he talking about? the fac

it's time to hand it over to chris cuomo. >>> i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "primetime." michael cohen signals his loyalty lies elsewhere. plus, imgrace as of now is the big issue for november in a quinnipiac poll. the question is, who wins on that? the democrats have picked up significant ground on the issue of immigration. the makings of a great debate. and did you hear about this? the white house denying a request to lower american flags in honor of the victims of the maryland newspaper massacre. why? maybe anthony scaramucci can try to make sense of it? what do you say? the forty of july week. let's get after it. in the world of president trump, for years, one man was seen as most loyal. now, with the feds digging through his files and two years of investigations into everything about him, it looks like that loyalty is wavering. in an off-camera interview, michael cohen tells abc news, my wife, my daughter and my son, have my first loyalty and always will. i put family and country first. he also says, he's not going to be a punching bag. and he is not the villain in t

jillian: he gave felons in new york the right to vote and now andrew cuomo pardoning ex-criminals.with reaction online as he continues his bid for reelection. >> reporter: governor cuomo announced that news on twitter saying i issued pardons to 7 individuals doesn't -- resulting from minor convictions. donald trump engages in policies that ripped children from their mothers and tries to ramp up deportation of new yorkers, so the list of people includes those who committed things like low-level drug and assault crimes years ago. people like 53-year-old cruise who has been crime free for 17 years and is now battling cancer. the latest move dividing social media, vince on twitter says great job. more reasons you should not be governor. and the tactic will be echoed elsewhere. we can but hope. this is the third time the governor granted clemency to immigrants. a bar is in trouble. they go to a bar for a drink because they think it is a safe space. not this one. >> a bar in ohio in hot water over assigned some consider offensive. the sign in athens, ohio says if you are looking for a sa

you remember this on chris cuo o cuomo's show. he attacked cohen's credibility. >> right, that he's been lying all week and for years. >> jack, if this coalition is truth, was there a crime committee? >> well, if this can be demonstrated or come rated. the narrative that the trump campaign was not willing and eager to get the support of foreign powers including adversary like russia. it would provide a motive for obstruction case if this was proven to be true. i think there is a step back for a moment and put this into context of an investigation that is also focusing on the fact that the president invited rush that to come off with the 30,000 hillary clinton e-mails, subsequent attack on her personal servers. and subsequent on dnc and the clinton campaign and the release of those things through wikileaks and guccifer and trump's associates had a connection. this development needs to be put in the context of this broader piece where you can clearly see that the special counsel is pain stakingly investigating whether this linkage c

if you watched chris cuomo with rudy giuliani this evening. you saw that donald trump is a giant, swirling vortex of disgrace. and he's now sucking rudy giuliani down into that vortex. because giuliani looked terrible. doing everything he could to call michael cohen a liar. every single person who ever had a child knows that all human beings walking this earth have lied at some point. in some weight he maybe telling truth. we have all the people whether it's cohen, allen who is just rudy giuliani. everyone. everyone who touched by donald trump is disgraced by him. >> you have set up a the sound bite i want to play. this is giuliani now describing michael cohen. >> that's part of the human condition. we make mistakes. people turn out to be disloyal. benedict around was disloyal to george washington. go back to ancient classical literature. you find people you think you trust. i saw the president when he found out he had been taped. and the president was completely shocked. >> i believe that. >> he wasn't angry. president trump can get angry. he

i want to hand it over to chris cuomo who's got a big exclusive tonight.ime time" starts right now. chris? >>> anderson, thank you very much. appreciate it. it is a big night here. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." we have one of the michael cohen tapes. the secret recording of president trump back in 2016 made by cohen in which he and then-candidate trump discuss arrangements surrounding a payment to former playboy playmate karen mcdougal that was made by a third party, david pecker, as head of the "national enquirer." this all happened in the months before the election. now, this is not a great quality recording, and that will be relevant to its analysis. so first i want to play you the entire recording, not all of which is relevant to the payment. so listen for yourself. >> let me know what's happening, okay? oh. oh.

here's chris cuomo with a look at what's coming up on "cuomo prime time." >> i'm just looking at onef the big scripts now, anderson, because what we're going to try to do tonight is steel shactual the situation of what was said in helsinki. we're going to examine the words. i've been watching your show tonight. you laid it out so eloquently and you had some great panels on the words versus the meaning and the obvious intention. i believe we can diagram the arguments that were being made tonight, that we can show you what the president actually meant based on what he said in the past and what he said yesterday. so we're going to do that. and also, with the clumsy cover today comes the first wave of those who will defend the president. and we have them on tonight. a lawmaker here who says he believes the president and he wants to make the case to the audience. we're going to test it. >> all right. chris, appreciate it. i look forward to that. a stunning claim also, what one uk lawmaker is saying now about facebook voter data collect bid cambridge analytica and the potential ties to rus

i'm going to hand it over to chris cuomo. "cuomo prime time" starts right now. chris? >>> all right, anderson. thank you very much, my friend. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." so did the republicans make the case? did they show that fbi agent peter strzok did things that tainted the trump probe? that was the bar, and they took ten hours to try. early on, literally there are attacks going in all directions. take a look. >> where is the disgrace? >> you've been out of control since you've been on this committee. >> harassment of the witness. >> what is wrong with that? you need your medication? >> point of order is not well taken. >> it's right on point. >> no, it's not. >> so when lawmakers were actually asking questions of the witness, we saw republicans unload on peter strzok with both barrels. >> if you want to represent what you said accurately, i'm happy to answer that question, but i don't appreciate what was originally said being changed. >> i don't give a damn what you appreciate, agent strzok. >> trey gowdy. i guess he went back to being captain bengh

i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time."t you the secret trump-cohen tape last night, and now there is a debate raging about who said what and why. teams cohen and trump disagree on a key part. partisans are of course doing what they do worst. just taking sides. so let's do something better. all right? let's get as close as we can. let's get up. come on, always take a picture of me, never just my chest. let's try and get as close to the truth as we can here. this is what we did for you. we enlisted a top forensic expert to do what happens in court cases that hang on audiotapes all

chris cuomo is joining us with a preview of "cuomo prime time."sks, chris, of this threat from the president? >> i was listening to the show, wolf, and i do think that with the -- there might be a former administration to current administration communication link that is disrupted by this, i heard gloria borger's point on that and i'll take that point, but i think largely this is just about politics. does the president have the right to do this? yes, he does. he almost has more authority in this area than in any other. should he do it? is it the right move? that's going to come down to politics, wolf. if you support the president, you're okay with it. you see these people -- buying influence in some cases, politicizing in others. is there hypocrisy in that? yes. why? michael flynn despite all his problems kept security clearance along the way. what's the difference? the difference is that the president was okay with michael flynn and he's not okay with these people. so i think it's largely about politics. >> some of these intelligence officials, a

no no no no no that's not spicy enough let's do it again if governor cuomo signed 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 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 the 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 conflic

>> dana, i have no idea what governor cuomo is talking about.i don't know how would you go about codifying roe v. wade by suing someone. what i think governor cuomo is getting at is a coordinated effort to scare people and mislead people about roe v. wade and judge kavanaugh. the reality is, judge kavanaugh has a track record of 12 years of faithfully applying precedent. he applies precedents that he likes and precedents that he doesn't like. he wrote the book on precedent with a distinguished group of other federal judges. 910 pages explaining why precedent is important and why it's important to follow precedent. think i he would take a mainstream approach to that. >> dana: there's about a month between now and when brett kavanaugh would have a hearing. how do you plan to keep the flame alive? >> i think the key thing is to help folks get the real scoop. get the real news and really understand judge kavanaugh's judicial record and understand his character, his independence, his judgment. so i think we're going -- happy to help anyway we can, ta

governor andrew cuomo, appreciate you taking time to talk with us today.ou so much. >> thank you for having me on your show. i'm still waiting for invitation from one of your other shows. >> who might that be. we'll see what we can do. thank you so much, governor. >> thank you. >> sure. we'll be back in a moment. chicken?! chicken. chicken! that's right, candace-- new chicken creations from starkist. buffalo style chicken in a pouch-- bold choice, charlie! just tear, eat... mmmmm. and go! try all of my chicken creations! chicken! i'm a small business, but i have... big dreams... and big plans. so how do i make the efforts of 8 employees... feel like 50? how can i share new plans virtually? how can i download an e-file? virtual tours? zip-file? really big files? in seconds, not minutes... just like that. like everything... the answer is simple. i'll do what i've always done... dream more, dream faster, and above all... now, i'll dream gig. now more businesses, in more places, can afford to dream gig. comcast, building america's largest gig-speed network. a

time to check in with chris cuomo for what's coming up on "cuomo prime time." >> good job.arkets are not stabilized. people should do research. we got a lot of trouble coming on insurance. we are talking tonight about policy and politics, my brotherment on tbrother me -- who is michael cohen's audience, for example, and is trump responsible for this? not on the legal side, but on the personal side, has he mishandled it? andy knows about being mishandled with the a administration, he's talking that and other topics. you saw the polls, jb. you send that to me first, you're up early not not getting me that information now. the poll about people wanting to vote on immigration as the topic rather than the economy. we'll take that on. >> will it last? chris cuomo, great to see you. up next, the staff kept secret calendars with details on meetings they wanted to hide from the public? if true, it could be breaking federal law. details ahead. happy anniversary dinner, darlin'. can this much love be cleaned by a little bit of dawn ultra? oh yeah one bottle has the grease cleaning pow

i am chris cuomo and we have a prime time exclusive tonight. that goes to the truth whaf the president knew and when he knew about an event that is central to the special counsel's russia investigation. let's get after it. we have cnn political analyst carl bernstein and jim sciutto our chief national correspondent for cnn. what do we know? >> that michael cohen claims that then candidate donald trump knew in advance about the june 2016 meeting in trump tower in which russians were expected to offer his campaign dirt on h hillary clinton. crucially they say michael cohen is willing to make the assertion to special counsel robert mueller. he says he was present when trump was informed of the russian offer informed by donald trump junior about that offer by

the belief is that to fend off nixon, cuomo was moving left on almost every issue.thia nixon has now declared, that like ocasio-cortez, she is a democratic socialist. shannon. >> shannon: trace, thank you. let's talk about unrest inside the democratic party and some new fox news polls with fox news politics editor chris stirewalt. great to see you. >> that looked painful. shards of a donkey. >> shannon: things happen. politics is tough. >> that's gonna be my new cologne. >> shannon: let's talk about how the democrats are feeling because there is an interesting piece, the headline is "dems struggle with unity." now that crowley is out of the mix, there is jostling. there are some things they haven't resolved. >> ocasio-cortez is young, 28 is pretty young for politics. she's not that experienced. the way she is conducting herself is not cool. she is not doing the right things which are you have an incumbent who you beat who was a raking person who had been a congress since 1998 and was being pretty gracious. calling him out and taunting and doing that stuff on twitter

we're joined by chris cuomo.s is such a significant decision because it won't go on for four years or eight years, but for 30 or 40 years. >> we had this discussion before the election. that elections have consequences and this is the big mandate that a president can bring to the table. president trump grasped the significance of this. he had one pick. he's now having a second tonight. who knows, he may get a third. >> you know, the whole notion of these four finalists that we're all talking about, what do you think? because they've all been vetted by the federalist but some of the conservatives think tanks. >> the that tells you everything you need to know. again, elections have consequences. when senator grassley says any on the list will be okay out of the let's say 25 or so that the federalist organization put together, he said because i know what they would mean in terms of how they see the constitution. there is a little bit of a ruse that is entertained during these moments, wolf, that somehow these are un

>> first of all, i mean, why isn't anyone accusing andrew cuomo of islamophobia?ed the number of deportations. now, they were lying, because they were just turning away more people at the border, but the fact is that strictness when it comes to border enforcement is actually a pretty popular policy among most americans. if president trump is attempting to deport all of the illegal aliens in the country right now, he's doing a pretty poor job of it considering 11 million are still living in the country. todd: state university of new york at albany -- this is going to be right up your sleeve because you're a big speaker on college campuses -- last year 64 speakers identified as liberal, only 2 conservative. again, the entire academic year. 2 out of a total of 66. what say you? >> it's an echo came cher, and all of -- chamber. because everybody lives in this ivory tower where all they do is talk with people who believe with them. what they will tell you is the reason there are no conservatives on campus is conservatives just don't speak the truth. once you start beli

cory booker and andrew cuomo, charles krauthammer's observation.they are wrong or dumb but the left thinks you're evil. corey immediately deemed the avocet evil which makes me think he is dumb. >> jedediah: elizabeth warren does this all the time. this is all she knows how to do. i am always saying run her because this -- she has nothing to do but insulting throne names. there is no substance there ever. she was saying kavanaugh was hostile to health care for millions. based on what? what is that kind of language? i am telling democrats, throw her front and center. >> juan: it is a good thing the president is a role model on not bullying and using aggressive linkage. airline ceos feeling the squeeze after shrinking the seats on your next flight. find out what we mean about this. you're going to get nervous. do you know what i mean? next. your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healt