governor cuomo: yes. marcia, you know the situation are referring to was a painful it is a personally difficult situation for him and his family. he went to work for my father when he was making the came to work for me. saying wheny father another got into trouble with rudy giuliani, my father was still alive, and we were shocked that rudy giuliani, a great prosecutor, and my father said, "never underestimate the ability of smart people to do stupid thing." that is exactly what happened here. -- pay ang to play a terrible price. i asked attorney general said public trust is job one. i was very aggressive. forward, coming ethics plan. period. disclosure and campaign reform because we have to take the money out of politics. marcia: how are the achievable? majority,uomo: a full marcia. there has been a republican senate in this day almost for only twoe history -- years, 1955 and 2009. asked nothing. no campaign new marriage equality, nothing. -- they passed nothing. you have to elect democrats, and then you

well, it was a day of denial for far-left liberals in new york democratic primary, andrew cuomo sweeping victory over progressive cynthia nixon winning 65% of the vote, cuomo's victory for third bid term, meanwhile there was another socialist victory julia salazar unseated a 16-year incumbent in a seat for new york state senate, adds her to list new york state democrats who have knocked out established incumbents. new york politics has been pretty crazy lately. companies working on project dragon fly, 1,000 employees have called on google to be transparent about the project. a bipartisan group of 16 u.s. lawmakers asking google, shares

back to you. >> chris cuomo in south carolina. chris, we are starting to get the wind gusts. 90mil miles an hour and 100 mil an hour. they are enough to shake you with the tree-trunk legs. let's go up the coast to craven county. that is where the city of new bern is locatelocated. on the phone with us is public information officer. amber. amber, if you can hear me, there have been a dozen rescues already. what is the situation? >> we have a lot of rescues taking place. we had over 100 call force assistance. we have swift water rescue teams out right now. hundreds of workers helping people who are in trouble due to flooding and storm surge. >> are the rescue crews able to get out? obviously we know the conditions are incredibly dangerous. the wind is blowing over tropical storm force. it is raining hard. are the rescue crews able to reach people in need? >> they are able to go out. they are putting their lives at risk to help other people. there are some areas where we cannot get there right now due to the conditions not being safe

cuomo is seek his third term as governor.y see him as a possible presidential cant dade in 2020. during the primary campaign he tried to position the race as a contest between him and president trump who is unpopular in many parts of his home state. in nixon, a political novice focused her sites on the future. >> this race for the democratic nomination may be over, but the fight for the soul of the democratic party is just beginning. >> cuomo will face republican marc molinaro in the november election for governor. >>> and the chicago tribune says a suburban chicago police officer was shot during an exchange of gunfire with a suspect. >> i've been shot. i've been shot several times. >> that's the voice of a cicero police officer. police say officers tried to stop a car for a traffic violation yesterday when the driver took off. police boxed in the vehicle on a highway ramp and the driver opened fire. the officer was shot four times. the shooter ran away and fired at another officer. police say a civilian with a conceal carry

delays have tripled under andrew cuomo.cord now of any major transitn system in thre country. >> seth: we did have that pizza wrap. that was a nice moment. [ laughter ] that happened on his watch. there -- was the firste overnor to hpizza wrap. >> but, he has watched the steady decline. he's -- he's siphoned of hundreds of millions of dollars for pet projects that have othing to do with transportation, and the fact of the matter is like so many of the issues that we face, the problems that we face in new york, we know the solution. but rit now we have a governor who doesn't have the political will to make it happen. >> seth: the solution being we need more money put into the subways. >> the solution beinwe have a really comprehensive plan for how to fix them to replace the 9 s era signals. to replace the trains from the 60s and the 70s. to un cars closer together that we can get more trains on the system so we're jal not ed in like sardines. but andrew cuomo doesn't want to enact a tax on millionaires because they're some o

he is the host of "cuomo prime time" on cnn, chris cuomo is back with us tonight. [ cheers and applauseis an incredible comedian and executive prucer of fox's new comedy "rel." jerrod carmichael is back on the show. [ cheers and applause we're always so happy to talk to him. and we have music from singer/songwriter ruston kelly. [ applause ] so you're here on a wonderful, wonderful night. as i mentioned, coming off a lko-week break, we're so happy to be back on air g to all you guys tonight. i was very lucky. i got to go to italy with my wife and my two sons, ashe and axel. ashe, two years old. axel, fo months old. they are not fun to travel with. [ laughter ] on the flight to italy, about eight hours. we took a red eye, so we were flying at night. we were hoping they would sleep the whole way. that was nothe case. my son ashe, the two-year-old, did not sleep a wink for nine hours. and talked pretty much the whole flight. [ laughter ] definitely loud enough for everybody on the plane to hear hi and one of the things we had done to prepare him for the trip was just to tell him in the wee

arantxa: el gobernador de nueva york andrew cuomo demandarÁ al presidente trump.por el huracÁn marÍa en puerto rico hace casi un aÑo aÚn son palpables. cientos de damnificados todavÍa viven en refugios con familiares o en hoteles. lidia arroyo regresÓ a nueva york porque dice que las condiciones en la isla siguen crÍticas, especialmente para su hijo con autismo. >> y hogar no era el mismo. bÁsicamente el sistema mÉdico no estÁ estable todavÍa. peggy: por situaciones asÍ el gobernador andrew cuomo anunciÓ que demandarÁ al gobierno del presidente trump argumentando que no le dio la asistencia adecuada a los afectados. >> [habla en inglÉs] peggy: " ellos recibieron un cuidado diferente al de texas, florida y otros estados y eso no sÓlo estÁ mal sino que es ilegal", dijo. destacÓ que hubo falta de fondos, falta de agua y comida, escasez de recursos. trump afirma que la asistencia de su gobierno ha sido fantÁstica. >> las carreteras un poco daÑadas, no hay agua. peggy: rafael quien tambiÉn es desplazado espera que el demÓcrata se acerque a ellos para trabajar en la acc

for cuomo received about 66% of the vote. dixon had 34% the associated press called the race just 30 minutes after the polls closed. nixon conceded a short time later at at in her concession speech she said a blue wave is coming for the gop for cuomo will face republican mark ellen aro in november's general election for cuomo is trying to win a third term as new york's governor. >>> paul manafort's lawyers will go back to court today. there are reports about a possible plea deal . the presidents former campaign chairman is facing seven criminal counts, including money laundering my failure to register as a foreign agent, and obstruction of justice. a status conference is set for today. jury selection is due to begin on monday. several reports have indicated paul manafort's lawyers are talking with special counsel robert mueller. last month manafort was convicted on eight of 18 counts of financial fraud in a re in alexandria virginia. >>> the prescription for some diseases is healthy eating. coming up in the next half hour we

governor cue owe -- governor cuomo wanted it colder than his opponent nixon.nd fast. >> can you stop interrupting? >> can you stop lying? >> as soon as you do. >> nixon trailing in the polls, come from behind winners such as new york congressional candidate and self-declared socialist alexandria ocasio cortez and florida gubernatorial candidate have fuelled uncertainty around the race. cuomo spent much of his time attacking president trump, a strategy to win support from the left. >> today you have to fight donald trump who is the main risk to the state of new york. he is trying to change the rights and values of new yorkers and the first line of defense is new york and the governor leads that fight. >> nixon accused cuomo of leading a corrupt and ineffective administration. she also tried to position herself as more anti-trump. >> we need to oppose donald trump not just with rhetoric, but with policy. so why, for example, have you not expanded access to driver's licenses to undocumented new yorkers? >> a democratic strategist, who has worked for and against c

cuomo seemed loaded for bear but having trouble aiming last night.a that the candidate would say, "i'll stop lying when you do" is mindboggling. that is what came out of his mouth. >> lou: that came out of his mouth, insulting immigration and customs enforcement. by the way, they are a standard for law enforcement in this country and then to unsult them as thugs? are you kidding me? does it play so well in new york it's just a statement he has no future national ambitions? >> it's hard to believe that could really play in a statewide race. maybe in alexandria ocasio-cortez's district in bronx and parts of brooklyn. it doesn't seem like it would work in a statewide race. but on the other hand, you see that conventional liberal establishment politicians like him trying to catch up with the progressive wing. does he want to abolish i.c.e.? yeah. let's call them a bunch of thugs. what about medicare for all? well, can't go there yet but who knows? there is still time. >> lou: well, mayor gillum did go there. he wants medicare for all. >> he did. can't be

cuomo: governor of rk is not a job about politics or advocacy. it is about doing, it is about management. this is real life. nada: andrew cuomo has tried to make the race about experience and fighting donald tmp. at this debate watch party, nixon supporters prefer her credentials as a longtime activist. she is far behind in the polls, but they have seen liberal insurgents pull off a number of upsets in recent democratic primaries, and they are more energized and determined than ev. >>em the establishmentrats come to communities of color and say the rit things and they give away food, whatever the case may be, but they don't back it up. it i a shakedown. >> politics here is so dominated by corporate interests that it has a stranglehold. we need people who are willing to be really bold and courageous. >> it has gotten to a point where with the election of trump, people are saying we cannot do this anymore. we cannot sit here with centrists and act like that is going to fight far-right policies. nada: not all democrats are convinced that lunging to

it definitely damage governor cuomo, this primary.ire, we will look at the first district. it's one of the districts were president trump won, where there was a democrat house member, she has resigned. it's an open seat. that's going to be one of the pickup opportunities for republicans for the house. we are happy to get the season over, and make the contrast between what republicans are putting forward, which is a well economy, a vision for america that is making life better. and stop this economic boom at any cost. >> harris: i want to get to the economy with a new poll in just a moment, but to set back to the race with andrew cuomo and cynthia nixon -- what i kind of hear you saying is that you expect him to go forward. did he stumble or something question ? cynthia nixon, celebrity? you are talking about where governor cuomo stumbled, what happened with her? because you kind of pushed her out of the way. >> i just don't think she had the financing. his numbers are very strong going into today. going into this week. to this primary

i want to hand it over to chris cuomo. "cuomo prime time" starts now. >>> well done. loved burt reynolds, and he will be missed. my brother got a trans am because of that movie, not black and gold. we were italian, so he went with red of course. and i have a pontiac firebird to this day which was the first year, '69, of the trans am because of that man. he made us laugh. he made us feel. he was great, and you did him perfectly in that piece. anderson, thank you. >>> i am chris cuomo. welcome, everybody, to "prime time." the president is so hell bent on finding out who penned that op-ed in "the new york times" that he's even asking us to help unmask anonymous. but for all the intrigue about who did it, the real question is what happens next. is it the sign of something ending, or more likely is this just the beginning? >>> and we're going to decipher judge-speak. do you know what a trafish mockery is? you know when i decode all the non-answers from judge cho kavanaugh. why are some senators okay with that? we have one of them here tonight, and we'll ask him. come on, l

i'm chris cuomo. welcome to part-ti"cuomo prime " you've heard the headlines. we'll dig in much deeper tonight and talk about what happens next for judge kavanaugh. she'll testify next to prove her claims. she is dr. ford. he, judge kavanaugh, will testify to clear his name. and it will all unfold before america next monday in a setting and before senators that may inspire more doubt than the process requires. the court of public opinion will hear the kavanaugh sexual assault allegations and you will decide whether they are true. the stakes, a lifetime appointment to the supreme court, influence on key questions that will define our society. questions that won't just be answered on the supreme court. lots of legal minds here tonight to argue this case, including stormy daniels' attorney and possible presidential candidate, michael avenatti. a hidden headline in all the kavanaugh chaos, we're not going to let it go here. the president has ordered the declassification and public release of a trove of documents and text related to the russia probe. did he cross a

go back to condoning and you brought up more reality you know and i hate to harp on this but chris cuomo in primetime on c.n.n. said that it's not violence is viewed the same under the in the eyes of the law of violence if you attack someone it's bad in the eyes of the law but if you have the moral high ground if you're attacking nazis if you're attacking the bad guy it's viewed differently it's not so bad now i would like to ask chris cuomo this he's a stout. staunch liberal i'd like to say hey what if the pro-life movement were to view abortion doctors a human hand a clinician as baby killers and they attack them what would you say you'd say ok well that's not ok let me run but that's your opinion let me when you start to see if i got to go to a break i got to jump in here we're going to go to a break and after the break we'll continue our discussion on america's divided state which. actually has a special survival gun let's learn. let's say on the show like this and your family's response they have to fight. thank you for. the story that's right. that's slavery. my body told me that i

incumbent governor andrew cuomo facing off against his progressive challenger, former tv star cynthia nixon. will it be another stunning upset for progressives, or something else? what the results mean for a party dealing with division. stay close. ♪ fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate helps you. with drivewise. feedback that helps you drive safer. and that can lower your cost now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid, plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. >> harris: fox news alert -- millions of people now getting ready along the east coast for impact. a massive hurricane florence begins lashing up the close. urgent warnings of catastrophic flooding and life-threatening storm surges. that storm picks up the ocean and pushes it along that tender coastline. and brings it into an area where, yes, they have prepared, and, yes, they have evacuated. but you've got livelihoods an

cuomo will stand up to president trump.e also shifted to the left on many issues to win over voters inclined to vote for nixon. analyst doug museum was that the incumbent governor 's strategy could pay off. >> andrew cuomo does not take chances and he saw nixon's positions as threats. and he successfully adopted most of them. and he was the governess so he could act on it. >> the winner of the democratic primary will face mark maren arrow. the number of democrats outnumbered republicans by roughly two: one in new york state, despite his affiliation. the polls here will close in a little less then three hours. >> bret: david lee miller, live in manhattan. we continue our midterm preview tonight with a look at one senate democrats targeted by republicans anxious to hold onto and perhaps even pad their lead in the chamber. correspondent peter doocy has the details from indianapolis. >> the senator is doing something extremely rare for a democrat in 2015, boasting that he is with the president, sometimes. >> my voting record is

el gobernador andrew cuomo demandarÁ al gobierno de trump por su respuesta a lorca marÍa.puerto rico no recibiÓ la misma asistencia que texas o florida tras el paso de huracanes. no si comenzamos. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. arantxa: tras dejar intensas lluvias y fuertes vientos en florida, la tormenta tropical gordon se enfila rumbo a la zona central donde los pronÓsticos meteorológicos indican que se convertirÁ en huracÁn antes de tocar tierra el martes por la noche entre el extremo noroeste de la florida hasta luisiana donde el gobernador se declarÓ estado de emergencia. la advertencia de huracÁn en partes del golfo ya estÁ vigente. reportera: todavÍa no existe la tregua para gordon. la tormenta tropical se fortalece en su trayecto hacia el golfo de mÉxico y para los expertos , que llegue como huracÁn es un hecho. es cuestiÓn de tiempo que toque tierra cerca de la frontera entre luisiana y mississippi, lo que incrementa la posibilidad de olas de cinco pies y hasta 12 pulgadas de lluvia que empeorarÍ

we have chris cuomo with us in south carolina. we have alisyn camerota in new york. 280,000 people without power in north carolina. 6,500 without power in south carolina. this is a category one storm. 90-mile-an-hour winds we are feeling here in wilmington. the wind speed is not the story. do not be deceived. do not be seduced by the notion the storm not powerful. it is an extremely dangerous storm. not because of the wind but because of the duration. this storm is moving at a galatial pace at 5 or 6 miles an hour. it sits over the coastal community it hits. it sits over it for hours and hours and hours. 6 or 7 or 8 to 12 hours with the pounding wind which can cause damage. the real threat is the storm surge. 6 to 12 feet in areas. it is a crisis situation in some parts of the coast. new bern. 80 miles north of where i am. calls for spoke to a volunteer from the cajun navy, and some 500 calls, the rescue crews cannot go out in this kind of weather, not yet at least. they are staging and getting red 83 to help when they can. we hav

i am chris cuomo, and welcome to "prime time."house and have been talking about the president, you may be watching me right now from a closet or under a desk. and yes, i can report it is true. trump is looking for you. why? one day after excerpts from bob woodward's stunning book on the chaos inside the white house, that came out, now an unnamed senior official working inside the trump administration right now claims he or she is part of an internal resistance movement meant to thwart the president's misguided impulses. so the reaction is what i'm talking about. the presiden

that's where we find cnn's chris cuomo. chris. >> now, look, this is wind event right now my little friend. and luckily one thing my size gives me is i'm built to stand in the wind. i heard you said about me being built to run as far as this storm. it's the truth. i'm looking at the description you're giving of wilmington and i keep thinking my app is broken because the radar doesn't seem to shift because it's moving so slowly. right now in myrtle beach it's a wind event. we have shingles here that have been popping off the roofs, somewhere between 30, 35 miles an hour gusting tops. in fact, the wind is enough as chad was telling you earlier, j.b., it's actually keeping the tide offshore. you know, the lighting is not great here for jake to show you, but, you know, the high tide is about 75 to 100 feet from wher it should be. now, there could very easily be a ricochet effect here. when the weather keeps circling around in this storm and we start getting more wind coming around in the other direction, will it start enhancin

i want to hand it over to chris cuomo. "cuomo prime time" starts now. >> my brother, first, something that doesn't need to be said. nobody questions you and your reporting. you are the best that we have and you've earned the distinction. now something that does need to be said. the truth. you did the right thing, laying out what it is. because the people who make these allegations against you will never have something that you have, as much as anyone i've ever met. integrity. they don't have any integrity. that's how they make the allegation. they know it's not true. they're just hoping some people who don't have the curiosity or who are so desperate to believe something bad, that they'll swallow what they know sounds like bs. you did the right thing exposing it. you're our best. there's only one problem, brother. that shirt was too big. that shirt violates -- >> i've got to take a cue from you, you know. you've got the gun show going on. >> if it doesn't cut off circulation, it's too big. >> do you have a permit, by the w

"cuomo prime time" starts right now. >>> hello. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." president obama took on president trump. who won the clash of the titans? trump's team says obama lied today, and they can prove it. but what they really want to prove is who wrote that nasty op-ed in the times. the latest is that they've narrowed down the list to just a few suspects. odd that an op-ed that they say amounts to nothing warrants everything being done to dig out the writer, isn't it? a federal investigation as potential threat to national security and treason is what they're asking for. trump's top lieutenant is here to make the case to you tonight. why don't they argue that russian interference meets the same concern? let's put him to the test. >>> and trump aide george papadopoulos sentenced to lying about meetings with russians during the campaign, but he says the real problem is jeff sessions. could sessions be the next domino to fall? my friends, we are weekend-adjacent. let's get after it. >>> the president has enlisted lieutenant corey lewandowski to go out onto t

she wants single-payer health care and she has run heavily to cuomo's left.he governor, in his case, he has promoted his progressive agenda. what he would be able to accomplish. same-sex marriage in 2011, a $15 leave, wage, paid family stronger gun control laws. he is running on his record over two terms in office and polls have showed he has a sizable lead. the most recent poll showed with him -- him with a more than 40 point lead over cynthia nixon. sometimes the polls are off and that is what cynthia nixon has been saying. she says she has support from the left wing of the party, so to speak, and thinks she will be able to pull off and up seat -- upset. host: where are her pockets of strength within the state? guest: i would say she is focused in new york city, in manhattan. there are parts of parts of new york, urban areas and cities where she has campaigned and we have seen in other elections where democrats running in primaries have done well. she is trying to, obviously, win in new york city and do well enough in upstate to carry the day. host: when it

andrew cuomo has tried to make the race about experience and fighting donald trump.redentials as an activist. she is far behind in the polls, but there have been upset in democratic primaries and they are energised as ever. democrats come to communities of colour and they say the right things, they give away food, whatever the case may be, but they don't back it up. it is like a shakedown, they get our vote. politics here is so dominated by corporate interests, they have a stranglehold on our system. we need people who are willing to be bold and courageous. it has got to the point with the election of trump, people are saying, we cannot do this any more, we cannot sit here with centrists and fight far right policies. but not all democrats are convinced lunging to the left will win a race against republicans in more conservative districts. there could be a real revolution, but more likely it will be part of a long—term change in democrats to make them be what they once were, which is the left, the real left in this country. cynthia nixon's celebrity has put the spotli

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i'll hand it over to chris cuomo. >> thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo. welcome to primetime. you've got till friday. that's the new republican ultimatum to kavanagh's accuser. will the president bring in the fbi? the latest judgment call under review. and tonight we've got an a-list lineup including the president's own lawyer jay sekulow here to make the president's case on the mueller interview, fisa declassification, sessions sliets, and kavanagh as well. we also have watergate figure john dean here. he argues the fbi demand makes sense. now, dean already testified on kavanagh. should dr. ford, if there is no fbi involvement? and we're going to test who ultimately wins and loses in this supreme court showdown. that is going to be our great debate. my friends, history is in the balance. what do you say? let's get after it. >>> our president is waiting on some big things tonight. he's waiting to hear what will happen with the allegations against his supreme court pick, waiting to actually read the russia investigation documents that he's forcing his intelligence community to

chris cuomo is in north myrtle beach.ly important news where you are as well. >> true. you are going from a political storm to a real storm headed where we are. this is north myrtle beach, south carolina. i will give you the equation of the moment. you take the information that florence say category two. people look up at the sky and start to see what they believe are the storm bands and it equates to a sense of false confidence that create this is scene on the beach that jay will show you right now. humans of people hanging out on what is a beautiful breezy beach day here on some 10 miles of north myrtle beach coast. the waves are amazing and it's all going to change. that's why we have chief spain with us here doing the preparations. thank you and thank you for your efforts in staying here to keep everybody safe. this worried me. there are too many people out here. this is a mandatory evacuation zone. what do you know to be the situation some. >> when people hear the storm has slowed down in intensity, they try to move

she standing on that stage, she sitting there next to andrew cuomo, and andrew cuomo asked a one-up onsay abolish i.c.e. come he calls them thugs. i thought that was the most appalling thing i've ever heard. >> guy: president trump called ms-13 animals and a lot of people freaked out over that. here's a sitting governor calling i.c.e. thugs. that's really wild. >> that such a great contrast, not everybody's going to pick up on that it or even care in radi radio. one of the top issues that they care about is immigration which is why i think we have seen president trump spend so much focus on it, because look he had the midterm elections, we want to drive a race to get people excited. one thing that does get the base out, riles them up, is immigration. >> dagen: really quickly, he's underwater on that fox news pull on immigration. the only issues that this president is above water on is the economy. that's troubling. that's because, again, no border wall funding, and no restrictions on funding. >> lisa: we will see what happens in september with that issue. thank you. they have been rumb

cuomo denies the claim saying nothing happened. a foxbusiness alert, more winning and the president is delivering. >> we are going to win so much you may get tired of winning and say please, please, it is too much winning. >> job openings reached 6.9 million in july and small business owners are more optimistic than ever before. economic indicators, results of donald trump's tax cuts and deregulation. good news. time is 15 until the top of the iran top democrats blasted for politicizing 9/11. >> when we had 911 and the commission -- >> the closest i will ever have to and i product is moment. heather: wait until you hear how one victim is calling them out on the national stage. a great heather: welcome back. in the fight against terror secret fbi bomb lab taking on the most notable cases. fox news has been given unprecedented access to the elite forensic team. the unit is playing a critical role in national and global security. >> kurt yeager is the fbi chief explosive scientists come the closest analytical center in huntsville, ala

. >> on thursday, actress cynthia nixon lost the governor primary race to andrew cuomo. here are her remarks after the resultswere announced . this is 25minutes . >> hello flatbush. hello brooklyn. [cheering] hello, new york state. [cheering] i just called other cuomo. and i congratulated him on his victory. he fought hard. and he took nothing for granted in this race and when others were underestimating us, he did not. and he spent accordingly. i'm so proud of what we've done and i'm so proud to have ron on a slate with two amazing progressive leaders. first of course, teachout. the progressive wave in new york didn't start in 2018. and it didn't start in 2016. it started in 2014 with his fearless campaign for governor. and she has run an equally fearless and exemplary campaign for attorney general, accepting no corporate contributions and calling out corruption wherever she sees it it in albany or washington dc. and giovanni williams. jumaane, who transformed the idea of what a lieutenant governor could be. not just a rubberstamp but someone whose job it is to hold the

>> i give this to cuomo at this point. but any given thursday you will never know what happens.nks he has this in the bag and that's why the press could not find him yesterday they did a where's waldo on him and they found him outside a few different rallies that it was not with advance notice. david: stay home and say out of trap -- trouble. thank you very much. in the battle for the house, one of the toughest jobs may be faced by a republican incumbent who comes from blue states with high local taxes. they have to explain why their party passed a tax cut bill that limited deductions which many are starting to feel. representative lee zeldin in new york's first district. from capitolm now hill. welcome. it's good to have you. of an issue is salt? >> the state and local taxes were as high as they was because they are so high, the highest in the country. when you look at property taxes, state and local income taxes, sales taxes, it ranks right up there across the board, all throughout the country. it's important for all levels of government to pursue efficiency to make all levels

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i want to hand it over to chris cuomo. "cuomo prime time" starts now. >> well done.nolds, and he will be missed. my brother got a trans am because of that movie, not black and gold. we were italian, so he went with red of course. and i have a pontiac firebird to this day which was the first year, '69, of the trans am because of that man. he made us laugh. he made us feel. he was great, and you did him perfectly in that piece. anderson, thank you. >>> i am chris cuomo. welcome, everybody, to "prime time." the president is so hellbent on finding out who penned that op-ed in "the new york times" that he's even asking us to help unmask anonymous. but for all the intrigue about