i also want to welcome and thank and congratulate governor cuomo.ho is going to be my chair and i thought we didn't get a chance to do it earlier but i want to just close out here by opening the entire new executive board which is to include governor cuomo, governor bullet. utah governor gary herbert. michigan governor whitner, massachusetts governor charlie baker, colorado governor bullet, iowa governor reynolds, new mexico governor new impression and i want to thank you for your service. we still have a lot of f i have a knife but this does officially include our business this afternoon so i can also much for joining us. [applause] garrett greaves of louisiana talks about climate issues in the work of the select committee on the climate crisis, of which he is ringing member. believe that the committee was created largely to continue driving the political wedge, when in reality, if you look at this issue, there are a lot of areas where we need to be working together and cooperating. i think speaker pelosi probably set this up to distinguish positio

how many chris cuomos get in every year?ust like higher education, it's a picture prestigious schools pretend they only admit the only qualified applicants because nobody can prove otherwise. the real admissions numbers are secret, hidden from public view. even though we pay for those schools because all of them take massive amounts in tax dollars. elite colleges are like public companies that lie about their balance sheets. they are cooking the books tole defraud shareholders. in this case, the shareholders are the entire country. a handful of elite schoolse frm the gateway to success in america. if you go to harvard, you are all but guaranteed to make money over the course of your life than someone who didn't go to harvard. it's that simple. and so when you rig the admission system, what you are really rigging is american society. you are creating an impenetrable class system for your own benefit. that's exactly what they areyo doing. you often hear progressives say that they are worried about income inequality. they don't

you heard the rhetoric from governor cuomo and the rhetoric from many different people.s comes down to one thing. we are bringing this lawsuit because it violates federal law. if i were to give a driver's license to someone who is here illegally, i'm harboring them. that's against the law. trish: i hear you. but there are a lot of places right now that this might be applicable to. so hats off to you and i think more states to follow. switching gears to our southern border. apprehensions of illegal immigrants are down 40,000 from may to june. though numbers slow in the hot summer months. a number that massive points to president trump's policies actually working. joining us is andy biggs. congressman. are the policies of this administration putting in place, where are they work as deterrents in any way? is that why we are seeing a decline? >> when he put pressure on the mexican government to get their military down to the mexico southern border and start trying to control that. he actually has some $specific deterrents. they were sending certain people home stopping them

now i'd like to turn to governor andrew cuomo. thank you for making time to speak with us this i think. you said the fact that it happened at all is unacceptable. what did you mean by that? >> um, well, thank you for having me. it is not infrequent for a substation to malfunction. a substation fire or a substation breakdown of one cause or another. the system is designed, however, to make sure that when one substation malfunctions, it does not proceed down the line through the transmission line with a surge of power and disrupt other substations. that's what happened here. one substation went down. it then triggered a surge of power, which took down two, three or four or five additional substations. and the system is designed to avoid that. so, that's the question. i'm going to view the transformers myself tonight because i want to know exactly what happened. we've been through this before. the first order of business, though, is this is a big piece of manhattan. it's roughly 40th street to about 60th street, plus or minus broadwa

chris cuomo pointing out 80% of the party doesn't define itself as very liberal.is a case of a senator whose liberal credentials now seem dated because the party has move further left or is biden trying it plant a stake in the ground saying the louder voices in the debate don't -- >> what he's saying is, no, they're not dated in terms of the actual numbers where democrats are. also usually significant he brought up alexandria ocasio-cortez. yes, he brought her up and praised her but he was bringing her up to say that is not who i am. in this interview which was really revealing, this is the starkest clearest case he's made of himself as a moderate and as a general election candidate. >> it sounds like he's going to proudly wear that mantle. >> and the advantage he has if he wants to take hold of that is health care in particular. he referenced the mid-term election and what got so many moderate democrats elected and that was health care and focus on health care. he had something all the other candidates and that is something tangible to grasp, obamacare. for him t

we expect new york governor andrew cuomo to be a here will get a tour of the site later in this hour if indeed here during that time we will bring that live to you reporting live from 64th street west side, of manhattan, eric shaun, leyland back to you. >> thanks so much before you go, it struck me what you said we don't want to in i in i way diminish seriousness of this not only in terms what have people stuck in subways in elevators place as you pointed out people on life support dependent on power, about but you got a sense else from interview you did an hour ago one of your friends lights came back on a lot of people said okay. we are going to deal with this walk downstairs made new friends went to a local bar may not have been able to have anything that required power to make made friends and made the best of it lifelong new york i am interested in that perspective has it always been that way such a different scene than what happened in 19 7. what has changed? . reporter: i think a has changed society changed economy has changed new york mayor rudy giuliani, did a tremendous amo

and as if our governor somehow i'm the attorney general for governor cuomo.nd i just -- >> he actually -- he said that the attorney general cuomo uses his attorney general as a bludgeoning tool for his own purposes. unlike the attorney general of the united states, you are an elected official. >> so lesson. i'm elected. and the only laws i have to be held accountable to are the residents of the great state of new york. >> what currently are you suing the foundation about? >> as you know, the attorney general of the state of new york has jurisdiction over all charitable organizations in the state. and we have an obligation and duty to ensure that beneficiaries and donors of certain charities are following the law. and so we are basically following the law and the evidence, wherever it takes, and this foundation in particular we filed a complaint and that complaint alleges that the trump organization -- that trump -- president trump, as well as his family members, used this particular organization as a personal piggy bank. and that, in fact, they used it for po

saying, quote, governor cuomo uses his attorney general as blujonning. now the ag is harassing all of my new york businesses in search of anything at all so they can make me look as bad as possible. on top of ridiculously high taxes, my children and companies are spending a for opportunity

we said mario cuomo when it's andrew cuomo.ario brothers. >>> kaiser permanente employees may be ready for a strike. a strike would be one of the largest since a walkout at ups in 1997. the union says that talks just broke down on thursday. at issue are wages, benefits, worker safety and staffing. keiser says more discussions are planned. >>> this week the nationnding. >> nasa restored mission control used on that historic day. abc news reporter maggie rulli has the story. >> ihe rested operations control room, it feels like that message just came over the speaker. >> beautiful, beautiful. >> reporter: july 20th, 20th, america becomes the first country to put a man on the moon. every decision had to be cleared through this room. flight director gene kevin durant says it feels like he's stepping back in time. the $8.5 million project recreated every detail. >> we lad to get the exact colors of coffee cups. the girl in charge of this spent hours and hours on ebay and antique shops. >> reporter: the johnson space center historic p

. >> i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." brand new national numbers are in. kamala harris is locked in a dead heat with joe biden. is that real? lths test. one of her main surrogates is here tonight to make the case. we have congresswoman hill to look into the future.

like chris cuomo, he somehow got ntl.nce there, dante de blasio found himself surrounded by people just like himself, the thoroughly average children of other prominent liberals. according to press reports, that would include the offspring of at least three democrats currently serving in the u.s. senate. michael bennet, amy klobuchar, and sheldon whitehouse. all of them send kids to yale. did you? no. but they did. their colleague richard blumenthal is a stunning number of senate democrats who have sent children to harvard university. senator bob mendez is a harvard parent, so it's in is senate minority leader chuck schumer. schumer said to make sense both of his kids to harvard for barack obama sent one of his, so did former new york governor eliot spitzer. the record goes to former vice president al gore. al gore's an four -- imagine that, four kids in a row to harvard. it's about as likely about getting hit by lightning every single day of the year, and somehow the gore family pulled it off. congratulations, gore famil

. >>> joe biden told chris cuomo that senator kamala harris' her attack on her husband at the first debate came as a surprise. both jill and joe biden are opening up about their son's health struggle. >> we want to bring in joey jackson here, our cnn legal analyst to help us understand what's going on in the jeffrey epstein case. first, sarah, let's talk about the politics of all of this. can alex acosta survive this now that we know he decided to do this sweetheart deal so beyond all possible doubt what others would say would be applicable in a case of a sex offender with this amount of victims. and in the plea deal he didn't even alert the victims. that's one of the egregious things. do you think he politically survives this? >> first of all, and this is great testament to journalism in general, we wouldn't know about all this but for a lot of work of journalists behind the scenes. it's interesting. yes, nancy pelosi came out last night on him for him to resign, but so far none of the democrats have said so one way or the other. which is frankly, probably not a very smart political move.

it's any honor to announce the new york governor andrew cuomo has been named as the vice chair. i'm confident that governor hogan and governor cuomo will continue or legacy of bipartisanship. join me in welcoming each member of the new executive committee and governor. you i'd like to call on ng a's new their say other few words. >> thank you very much. let's give governor bullock another big round of applause and thank him for his leadership. we're all excited that chairman hogan -- i like chairman better than governor some ways -- chairman hogan is taking over the helm and has already demonstratessed his commitment, energy, effort and his achievement. let's give chairman hogan a big round of applause. [applause] and governor herbert, the dean of the governors, thank you for the hospitality and courtesy. everything has been beautiful. governor herbert. [applause] i'm a new yorker so i know you expect a blunt new york style assessment, and i don't want to disappoint so here it is. washington is a political mess. that is my shocking revealing, candid assessment. also as plain as

"prime time" starts now. >> i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time."re in. kamala harris is locked in a dead heat with joe biden. is that real? lths test. one of her main surrogates is here tonight to make the case. we have congresswoman hill to look into the future. and deal with the present. what is she and her fellow member ts in congress going to do about the ticking time bomb at the border? that is what the facility managers are now calling the unsustainable over flow. after many months of failure to act by this administration. and this congress. take a look for yourself. these are the new pictures. none of what you're seeing now is new. so who's going to step up and what will that mean? and, why did nike just do it. did the sportswear giant dishonor the american flag right before america's birthday? that's a great debate. let's get after it. >>> all right. look, here's the reality of the moment. after the debate only two points separate biden from harris in a new national poll. that's a virtual tie. of course. a key surrogate ise

interview with joe biden, the former vice president and democratic front runner sits down with chris cuomo in iowa to talk about the 2020 race. airing friday morning at 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. eastern on cnn only. >>> finally tonight a hero's farewell. to 9/11 first responders and activist lewis afrmz. he was laid to rest after losing his battle against cancer linked to the time he spent at ground zero. the comedienne jon stewart was in the crowd of mourners saluting alvarez weeks after they both testified before congress about such serious health problem related to the 9/11 attacks. alvarez was clearly gaunt. he was very, very sick at that hearing. but he made a truly powerful appeal to congress to replenish the september 11th victim compensation kprengs compensation fund due to conspire by the way next year. family and friends remembered alvarez as a man who served, defended and protected throughout his life until his last dying day. luis alvarez was only 53 years old. our deepest condolences to his family and his friends. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation

my colleague, chris cuomo. sat across from the former vice president in iowa on july 4th and discussed a wide range of topics and people. some of what biden had to say included frank assessments of his fellow democrats, several of whom have responded since today. they include senator bernie sanders and congressman alexandria ocasio-cortez. we'll talk more about that in a bit. but first we want to show you two excerpts from that interview. the first part begins with biden's assessment of busing, kamala harris and that first democratic debate that seems to have shaken up the presidential race. >> i was talking with you and jill. you said you were expecting to have a target on your back. but the intensity of some of it. did you see the questions about your past positions from the perspective of race being as relevant as they are? >> no, and i don't think they're relevant because they're taken out of context. what i didn't see is people who know me. i mean they know me well. it's not like it's somebody that just ca

democratic presidential candidate joe biden will be sitting down for an exclusive interview with cnn chris cuomo. be sure to tune in friday morning at both 6:00 and 8:00 a.m. eastern. >>> also coming up, from tanks and fireworks to the invited guests and anticipated protests. we'll have more on preparations for the president trump july fourth celebration here in washington on the national mall. the mayor of washington, d.c. muriel bowser will be here in "the situation room" in just a few minutes. we're oscar mayer deli fresh and you may know us from... your very first sandwich, your mammoth masterpiece. and...whatever this was. because we make our meat with the good of the deli and no artificial preservatives.

"cuomo prime time." that's at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> we do have breaking news because iran announcing it's enriching uranium than the higher level than the one set in the 2015 nuclear deal. also releasing an oil tanker seized by royal marines. cnn's nic robertson is live in gibraltar with the latest. nic. >> reporter: alisyn, what the iranians have announced today is a double whammy, if you will. they have gone above the agreed threshold of level of enrichment that they could do to uranium. it was set at 3.67%. they have now announced they have gone above 4.5%. why do i say this as a double whammy? not only have they gone above the enrichment that the nuclear deal allowed them to do, they are also stockpiling more of the enriched uranium. why is that important? the greater the enrichment you have, greater amount of enriched uranium you have, the closer you are to making a bomb. they are still a longways from that. they would have to have 90% enriched uranium in which to make that weapon but they are raisi

the governor of new york, andrew cuomo, not necessarily as positive.had already said that this was not acceptable. he says the system has to work. you simply cannot have a power outage in a city like this. you cannot have an event like this happen. he says the investigation into exactly what happened will be launched right away. the governor also saying that despite the fact that all the power is back, that there are some lights that are still out in buildings and streetlights. he actually called the situation chaotic. he said there was pandemonium, he called on new yorkers despite the fact that the power is back to still stay in their homes. he encouraged them to go to bed, to stay off the streets and not go out if they don't have to. he said the situation is resolved, but it has been dangerous, and it could have been much worse. i want to bring in paolo in midtown. you heard the governor there and, of course, many people were listening to him because they're out and about. he said people should stay inside. he used words pandemonium, chaos. is that w

he needs to get out there. >> fascinating, importance interview by chris cuomo. my guess is we will be seeing more of it. rebecca buck in houston where vice president biden will be speaking at the national education association later today along with many other candidates. thank you so much for joining us. and if you're just waking up, we're going to play our entire interview with joe biden in the next hour. >>> meanwhile, former vice president biden says his position on bussing is not different from kamala harris' after all. does her campaign agree after all of this? we've asked her communications director. with us next. here are even more reasons to join t-mobile. one do you like stranger things? sure you do. that's why netflix is on us. two unlimited data. use as much as you want, when you want. three no surprises on your bill. taxes and fees included. still think you have a better deal? bring in your discount, and we'll match it. that's right. t-mobile will match your discount. - don't let an amazing adventure pass you by. tripadvisor makes it easy to book yo

governor andrew cuomo has said nothing about the case and the decision to release him monday despitenews. trace. >> trace: we have not heard the last of the spirit of bryan llenas life for us in new york. thank you. remember this? >> because loving your country shouldn't just mean watching fireworks on the fourth of july. loving your country shouldn't mean excepting your responsibility to do your part to change. >> trace: it now 2020 candidate and south bend mayor pete buttigieg is pitching his own plan for a more service-minded america. jason chaffetz has reaction to that and more next. ♪ rate to severe psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight

rob: governor cuomo says he will give illegal immigrants drivers licenses but one said no. kearns filed a lawsuit to stop this. what is next? he joins us live. >> these conversations used to end with a request. let me show you some stuff. >> we know how that turned out for batman and he's not the only one. a quarter of americans say they don't plan on retiring at all. ♪ i have very sensitive skin, and i get ingrowing hairs" "oh i love it. it's a great razor. it has that 'fence' in the middle. it gives a nice smooth shave. just stopping that irritation.... that burn that i get. i wouldn't use anything else" ♪ rob: new york county clerk following through on the promise to follow a lawsuit against andrew cuomo challenging the newly signed green lightbulb. jillian: it allows illegal immigrants to get drivers licenses which michael kearns says forces him to violate federal law. rob: thank you for coming on today. you say this unconstitutional of the governors trying to do. that was why. >> it is evidently unconstitutional and put the county clerk's in new york state in a terribl

thank you, anderson. >>> i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." why are republicans still blocking election protection even as their own members on the senate intel committee issue brand-new warnings about moskow's ongoing meddling. next, why won't the president tell senator mcconnell to do his damn job? we're going to take that question to the president's re-election campaign press secretary. >>> and if the democrats expected mr. mueller to create a consensus on impeachment, it didn't happen. but many democrats say the move is already clear, and none has been pushing harder than this presidential candidate. let's test mr. steyer on his case for impeachment and for the environment. >>> also, just days before the next democratic debates we're seeing a bolder biden. this time he says he isn't going to be as polite. will he be the warrior many in his party crave? big questions out there. what do you say? let's get after it. >>> all right. so house speaker nancy pelosi made a bit of a shift. she said democrats should do what they need to do on impeach

joe biden sits down with chris cuomo. they cover a lot of ground on this, on policy, the president, debates and whether he'd pick a woman as vice president. that debuts just moments from now only on cnn. >> can't wait for that. >> yeah, me, too. >>> the rapid job growth in the past two years seems to be cooling off. the labor department will release the june jobs numbers. they expect they added 160,000 jobs in june. it remains at 3.6%, the unemployment rate. a slowdown from the average of 164,000 jobs created over the past six months. construction and retail. construction jobs have been online. even though e. come mergs has given them any retail losses. >>> michigan congressman justin amash is quitting the republican party now. he was the only member of the gop to publicly call for impeachment proceedings against president trump. amash said he is leaving the party because he has become disenchanted and said he is -- he said, i am declaring my independence and leaving the republican party. i am asking you to join me. >> hi

after the governor of new york, governor cuomo, and the governor of the commonwealth of virginia chose to celebrate and and to sign into law the codification of infanticide, focus on the family decided that we wanted to respond to both governor northam and governor cuomo but in a way that was graceful and magnanimous in the public square. and so what we chose to do is we chose to organize an event in times square, one of the most public venues in the united states of america, not to put any proverbial knuckles in the chest, not to point any fingers, but, in fact, to say we are in the midst of a major pro-life debate in this country. so now that you as the governors have had your say about human life, we'd like at focus on the family to have our response. and so we had a dialogue with every single one of the people in the private sector in new york who control all the jumbotrons of times square. and not a single one of these in the private sector would allow focus on the family to show a third trimester ultrasound, a 4-d image of a living child. so what we did is we contracted with a pr

former vice president joe biden sitting down for a wide-ranging interview with chris cuomo.riticism of his record on race. that interview is next. i'll never forget that day. (vo) the network more people rely on, gives you more. like big savings on our best phones when you switch. that's verizon. toujeo provides significant a1c reduction, and stable blood sugar control, around the clock. find your groove with toujeo. ♪ let's groove tonight. toujeo is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. it contains 3 times as much insulin in 1 milliliter as standard insulin. don't use toujeo to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you're allergic to insulin. get medical help right away if you have a serious allergic reaction such as body rash, or trouble breathing. don't reuse needles, or share insulin pens. the most common side effect is low blood sugar, which can be life-threatening. it may cause shaking, sweating, fast heartbeat, and blurred vision. check your blood sugar levels daily. injection site reactions may occur. don't change

chris cuomo joins us now.his wife jill. >> yeah, we're going to play part of it and i was more interested in this part than just joe biden one on one because you know what that is, testing, seeing how he deals with the answers, often those around the candidate are more cognizant of what's going on than the candidate himself. to see jill tee up what she thinks matters including their son hunter, and what he's openly dealing with, mental health, that matters. we expect people to drop out. swalwell is a little early. they can say i have little donors, big donors. if you don't have money, you're gone. >> it's a money game for so many of these candidates who are not in the thick of it. >> yeah. they always say, we got to take the money out of the business. what's the one metric that winds up being dispositive of who stays in, money. >> one of the things warren has been public about is she's not going to be trying to raise money from huge donors at this stage, she's doing town hall after town hall. >> and that's fai

. >> the news continues for "cuomo primetime." >> i have to tell you, look at this american wine bottle i found online. you only need to look at it to know that it better than french wine because you're not going to find a french wine with this label. i love it. >> that was funny. i like that. >> i don't even drink wine but i prefer it. i like the way it looks. >> and he said it knowing it was kind of funny that he was saying it. give him props on that one. >> and remember, it's not whether you win or lose, it's whether i win! >> yes, thank you! the game, trump the game. >> have a good weekend, my friend. >> i'm chris cuomo. welcome to friday. an impeachment already in effect. did you know it was happening? when did they announce? what actually changed? what is going on here? if a major step has been taken toward impeachment, why don't they come out and say it. we're going to ask a member of the judiciary tonight. we also have a lawmaker on, the all powerful tax committee here as democrats step up their fight for the president's finances. his panel is trolling trump that props that nixo

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joe biden is defendsing his decades-long record in an exclusive interview with my colleague, chris cuomo. the former vice president is trying to recover from last week's democratic debates and senator kamala harris' direct assault on his record on racial justice, especially federally mandated school busing to desegregate schools in the late '60s and early '70s. biden says he just doesn't think it matters to today's voters. >> did you see the questions about your past positions from the perspective of race being as relevant as they are? >> no, and i don't think they're relevant because they're taken out of context. it's so easy to go back and go back 30, 40, 50 years and take a context and take it completely out of context. i mean, you know, i get all this information about other people's past and what they have done and not done. you know, i'm just not going to go there. if we keep doing that, we should be debating what we do from here. >> here with me to share their reporting an their insights, cnn's abby philip, julie hirshfield times, margaret talev. so many things to dissect in this

chris cuomo joins us now.that he's spent some of his last time testifying in front of congress, it's testimony to the kind of guy he was. >> listen, obviously, our hearts have to go out to the family. he's got three sons. alvarez was the american dream, born in cuba, came here, grew up in queens, wanted to serve, his family believed that he should serve and give back. he didn't want to be anywhere after 9/11 except down at ground zero. we knew it couldn't be right that air, they were misled. they has been tossed around all this time. now the house has passed this bill, hopefully it happens in the senate. but what a shame that we treat our best to the worst of us. >> yeah. what are you working on tonight? >> so we're going to bring on a surrogate from kamala harris and talk about this switch in the polls. i see a couple of things in there that i haven't heard discussed that much yet. there seems to be a big challenge for all of the democrats on health care. i think they have to figure out what their way forward

and we cannot wait to see a chris cuomo interview with joe biden starts airing here friday morning. >s to that. >> that will be good tv. he's been relatively hiding from the national interviews. and chris focuomo is a tough on. >> all of the questions about the controversy. >>> we have editor and publisher of "inside elections," political analyst. good to see you, sir. good morning. we want to talk about 2020, the quinnipiac looking at biden, sliding biden, i know i'm good at this -- >> the campaign should thank you for that later. >> biden's down 8%. and who else? kamala harris, the riser, up 13 points. what's your broad takeaway? were people supporting biden based on a memory and once they were faced with the actual biden they weren't so thrilled with what they saw? >> i think his support was more than just name i.d. i mean, there are many democratic primary voters who have known joe biden for a long time. i think they appreciate what he's done, including being vice president to president obama. i think there was -- it was deeper than name i.d. but it also is not an impenetrable lea

tonight on "cuomo primetime" at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> this is clearly a new strategy for the biden campaign. >>> this morning rez are dents in southern california worry act what comes next. they are recovering after two powerful earthquakes in two days. ridgecrest was hit worst. i do think the concern is that the big one could still be coming. >> reporter: that's right. you know, there's a lot of folks living in larger cities like los angeles or san francisco. that fault has not ruptured and there is still a chance because it is long overdue for a major earthquake there. on the fault that ruptured here, though, the good news for the residents in ridgecrest and surrounding areas is with each passing day there's less and less of a chance that this particular fault will have an even larger rupture. surveillance video capturing the moment a 7.1 magnitude earthquake rattled ridgecrest, california. intense shaking inside sent anything that wasn't tied down flying. outside, it tossed around parked cars, sloshed water out of pools, b

i don't have governor cuomo's travel schedule. i would imagine he's actually been out of the state of new york more than ten times since he's been governor of new york. he said he could count it on his fingers. i'd be surprised if that was actually true, but the point remains, he is generally in new york, and mayor de blasio is going to be out on the campaign trail. this will continue to be an issue for him every time something goes wrong in the city. >> all right. jonathan allen, stick around. i want to get your take on a little bit of race-baiting that took place there in d.c. from the white house. but we want to get back to those immigration raids. >>> msnbc correspondent cal perry is joining me right now here on set. and cal, picking up on where gadi was talking, you know, he didn't notice any increased activity, at least at that detention center. what are we hearing right now as far as these raids go? >> scattered reports that there could be some raids in new york city. very telling there that the mayor did not mention it, ri

and let's talk about this exclusive interview with joe biden that chris cuomo did.opics that they covered, including just sort of what it takes to win. and where you can be on the continuum and sunlen he said that he made the case that he could appeal broadly to the country and he actually brought up congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. let's listen. >> look who won the races. look who won last time out. we had -- and by the way, i think alexandria ocasio-cortez is a brilliant and bright woman but she -- she won a primary. in the general election fights, who won? mainstream democrats who are very progressive on social issues and very strong on education, health care. look, my north star is the middle class. when the middle class does well, everybody does well. >> one, does he have a point, but two he has to win a primary as well. >> that is right. he has to win the primary first. very essential step for the former vice president. he does have a plan. we've heard this argument from nancy pelosi before in context of the more progressive all-stars like aoc saying, l

i'm chris cuomo, welcome to "prime time."p for the first cnn debate in 2020 and we have one of the top five in the polls with us tonight, mayor pete buttigieg on debate eve. how does he see this moment in our country? how can he beat this president and make this president better? new numbers from the polls, quinnipiac spelling trouble for him and the rest who are trying to take down joe biden. how will they all step it up on that beautiful stage we were

the game, trump the game. >> have a good weekend, my friend. >> i'm chris cuomo. welcome to trite "prime time" on a friday night. an impeachment already in effect. did you know it was happening? when did they announce? what actually changed? what is going on here? if a major step has been taken toward impeachment, why don't they come out and say it. we're going to ask a member of the judiciary tonight. we also have a lawmaker on, the all powerful tax committee here as democrats step up their fight for the president's finances. his panel is trolling trump that props that nixon was more law abiding to congress than he. and 2020 democrats are taking their fight to one of the nation's most crucial voting blocks four days out from the cnn debates. a great debate on who's losing, who's losing with african-american voters. happy friday. grab a beverage, let's go after it. >>> all right. what's the latest tally on impeachment? 101 house democrats say, yes, impeachment inquiry. i don't know what i'm counting anymore. it seems the judiciary chair said no reason to count, i

and he sat down with cuomo, whom he's known for years.gestion any of those people were easy or soft on joe biden. chris, especially, i thought was tough on him. but those aren't exactly risky spots to go, right? they're major media outlets with very well-known people. should he, from a strategy point of view, should he go on a podcast? should he go on some cool serious, you know, radio show? >> well, first of all, he's not going to be able to go on every place he wants to and have somebody else there with him to hold his hand. the second problem he has is, the democrat base in a democrat primary really isn't in love with joe biden. they like him. and what they're being reminded is, first of all, they thought, well, he could beat trump. we're told he could beat trump. now he looks like a disaster in a debate and people are sitting there saying, well, maybe he can't do well against trump. and then, third of all, and the biggest problem of all, joe biden has no message zpldiscipl. none. so what you saw today, he first was a victim and then h

news continues with "cuomo prime time." >> thank you. i'm chris cuomo and welcome to "prime time."isfied as a rallying cry of "send her back" echoed through a north carolina stadium tonight. make no mistake, this president wants to divide. that is his plan to win. we have two house members here from different democratic wings. what do they think they're up against and do they have a winning strategy? let's test it. and, it better not be that people won't buy this president's talk. you hear what happened last night when i asked a trumper and u.s. senate candidate if he would support this president even if trump admitted he was a racist. you know what i

i'm chris cuomo, welcome to "prime time." live from the motor city. we're revving up for the first cnn debate in 2020 and we have one of the top five in the polls with us tonight, mayor pete buttigieg on debate eve. how does he see this moment in our country? how can he beat this president and make this country better? in the context, new numbers from the polls, quinnipiac spelling trouble for him and the rest who are trying to take down front-runner former vp joe biden. so how will they all step it up on that beautiful stage we were just showing you tomorrow night? is the plan to step on one or more of their opponents. >>> and we have new information on the latest mass shooting in california. kids stolen. a young man stolen. what happened and why are so many so quiet about it. what do you say? let's get after it. >>> this president has a particular venom, that's the quote, for people of color, according to the latest person of color caught in his racist web of attacks, al sharpton. the most blistering response comes from "the baltimore sun's" editori

what's ahead on "cuomo prime time." >> what's the story?ial seal that the president appeared in front of. >> and of all guys to get it wrong his buddy who loves to attack the media all the time couldn't even get the right seal behind the president. what we are doing tonight? we've got tom steyer on. he's been pushing impeachment as strong as anybody. does he think it's too little, too late? he has a big climate change policy, says he's going to use emergency powers. we'll test that. the trump campaign on the show and the closing on the death penalty. it is a metaphor for this election. >> a lot to look forward to. five minutes from now. still to come. >>> still to come tonight, the full story of how the graphic behind the podium presidentially sealed one man's face. since my dvt blood clot i was thinking... could there be another around the corner? or could it turn out differently? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot... almost 98 percent of

i want to hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time". it starts now. chris?s cuomo and welcome to prime-time from washington, d.c. the waiting is over. robert mueller will tell you what he found and why. politicians on the right and left will try to find advantage. will his answers have people yelling for impeachment or just yawning? one of the leading progressives who's going to question the former special counsel is here. and second only to your interest in hearing from mueller what matters most about your government and democracy, the democrats really do shave the most on the line. what are the best and worst-case scenarios for them tomorrow. and what will decide the outcome of this entire situation? >> and can this president keep his taxes quiet as an exercise of his first amendment rights? congresswoman and law professor katie porter is here to test that notion. what do you say? we're on the eve of a big day. let's get after it. >>> all right. we're just hours away from an historic hearing here in washington, d.c. the stakes are so high, they were actual

i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time."nformation about how many are being held on our border and the conditions they are in. can the president's acting dhs secretary give us confidence that this situation is under control or getting there. this is his first interview since his department released numbers just hours ago. and when can we see the conditions for ourselves? and rosie is in the ring. she's here to talk about whether the democrats have what it takes and who it takes to beat this president. rosie has answe

i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time."t how many are being held on our border and the conditions they are in. can the president's acting dhs

i'm chris cuomo welcome to the program. she is the head of the international monetary fund the world's most powerful woman according to forbes magazine and now it looks like she will become the president of the european central bank christine legarde career might lead her to frankfurt and in her new potential position at least one thing will be familiar to her. christine lagarde is certainly used to being labeled as the 1st woman to for example she was the 1st woman to become finance minister in france in the position she burnished shows as an international stateswoman during the financial crisis she played a key role in the global response as markets collapsed. valuable experience that certainly helped her get elected as head of the i.m.f. and 2011 also was the 1st woman ever to biggest challenge in that job handling the greek debt crisis. in 2016 a french court convicted of allowing the misuse of public funds as french finance minister she had approved the payout to a businessman. god didn't have to serve a sentence and t

news continues with "cuomo prime time." >> thank you. i'm chris cuomo and welcome to "prime time."ed as a rallying cry of "send her back" echoed through a north carolina stadium tonight. make no mistake, this president wants to divide. that is his plan to win. we have two house members here from different democratic wings. what do they think they're up against and do they have a winning strategy? let's test it. and, it better not be that people won't buy this president's talk. you hear what happened last night when i asked a trumper and u.s. senate candidate if he would support this president even if trump admitted he was a racist. you know what i got, the silence heard round the world. >> would you still support him as president? >> um -- >> you have to think about that -- >> that would be a tough question -- >> and then he said, depends on who he was running against. look, america, it is time to decide what we are about. what do you say? let's get after it. ♪ the president is all in on all