cuomo?uld i ask andrew separating him from governor cuomo i would ask andrew how are you doing through all of and when you look back, what do you think? on a personal level. i would say that's a personal question and i think it's inappropriate to ask me at this venue. and i would get a little ifensive and then i would say think at the end of the day, we will actually be stronger as a society for what we went through. i think my family is stronger as a family for what we went through. i would say it's the hardest thing i've ever done in my life. i think it's the hardest thing a lot of new yorkers did. but i think i'm stronger for it, i think my family is stronger for it, i think we are stronger for it as a society. that whichry that does not kill you makes you stronger. i hope we never have to go through it again and i hope this nation gets the message and those other states get the message so we save lives in this country. if they follow what new york did, we will save lives. nothing is more

when i asked a follow up question as a party and a move characteristic of the cuomo administration'sp.r. strategy put his hand under his chin while grabbing his testicles the policy goal he's referring to is protecting democracy seems like an odd thing for a democratic governor to object to starts to make a little more sense though when you consider of the borough with the highest number of rejected ballots 28 percent is brooklyn andrew cuomo of course is a queens kid but that's not the only possible explanation this year in brooklyn there were 5 socialist candidates running for the new york legislature 4 of which were endorsed by the democratic socialists of america's new york city chapter all of these campaigns had a strong grassroots organizing component and appear to have done significantly better with absentee ballots than on election day volunteers have been working on these campaigns for the past year registering new people to vote in and. purging them to do so by mail for their own health and safety and a record number of new yorkers tried to do just that over 700000 voters i

new york governor andrew cuomo has had his hands full recently. he's been so busy these days it doesn't seem like all of the time to ensure that every vote gets counted from last month's primary elections earlier in the year the state of new york decided to require that all absentee ballots be postmarked on or before election day june 23rd but someone at the new york board of elections forgot to look the out of lope on their memo to u.s.p.s. since according to a democratic elections commissioner there has been an ongoing issue with the postal service not postmarking election mail even if it had a stamp in several cases postal workers have refused to postmark absentee ballots because they're considered business reply this could invalidate thousands of ballots through no fault of the voter whatever the mistake may be a coalition of good government groups has sent andrew cuomo a letter asking him for an executive order validating all absentee ballots received by june 30th regardless of postmark sounds like a no brainer for a true blue progressive lik

thanks to governor cuomo and his cronies or cuomo if you will of the board of elections around 100000 ballots have been thrown out but even that hasn't stopped socialist candidates from new york assembly like community activist emily gallagher and williamsburg union nurse vera sue front forest and crown heights or tenant organizer marsh element pena as an sunset park from coming out of election night deficits taking the lead with absentee votes and unseating bought and paid for politicians who've been in office since chris cuomo was a size of a rigatoni and they did it by running on a platform including universal health care and a holmes guarantee when a horrifying vision for qualities and cuomo sexual assault if you want homelessness in n.y.c. just won't feel like new york anymore as one brooklyn democratic insider said it's a bloodbath for the incumbents and not the kind of bloodbath that the cuomo family is used to. even with all the political machinery in the state of new york andrew cuomo fingertips poor and working people can still come together and form a people powered movemen

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a gunman disguised as a de federal judge, her husband critically wounded, tus york governor andrew cuomo from the one-time epicenter to the hot spot of georgia, his new mission. >>> federal agents violently clashing with protesters in portland, the wall of moms trying to keep the peace. >>> and the moment of silence today to honor a civil rights icon.is is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone, we get to lead off tonight with a rare piece of positive news about our battle with coronavirus. the early results are in for one of the most closely watched vaccine trials out of oxford university, the bottom line, researchers say, it's safe and it triggered the hoped for immune response in volunteers the fast track on which this drug is being developed, years quicker than typical vaccines, is both reason for hope and for caution. it's where our team begins tonight here's richard engel >> reporter: the initial results look promising, a possible covid-19 vaccine from the university of oxford appears safe to continue testing, scientists say, and produces two types of prote

confrontational cuomo at some point this after tapper rips brother andrew cuomo the governor of new york for bragging about his handling of the coronavirus and they will be talking about what we did for decades to come i'm steve malzberg might seek the press. you know. easy. to buy. well my hat is off to c n n shake tap. who this week went after c.n.n. door should i say new york's governor andrew cuomo not to be confused with chris cuomo for bragging about new york's success in fighting the coronavirus even selling a poster about it despite 32000 plus deaths in the state no rendering on that poster of criticism that governor cuomo ignored warnings no depiction of the study that he could have saved thousands of lives had he and mayor de blasio acted sooner no painting there on the poster of his since rescinded order that nursing homes take all infected patients in he then rip cuomo for recent remarks and they will be talking about what we did for decades to come this is revisionism that this is the highest death toll of any state more than 32000 dead the next closest is new jersey with 17

governor cuomo is now making.w governor cuomo didn't see the outbreak of the covid-19 in italy and spain and everywhere else in europe that everyone saw this year. by the way, does the europe virus target, treat senior citizens than viruses from china? >> no, absolutely not. you hit the problem of new york. mismanagement of state veterans homes. mismanagement of state nursing homes. we sent out guidance across the country after we put cautions in place in our 134 nursing homes. we sent guidance out to all the states, including new york how to control infections, how to separate patients and i think that was ignored and you had this terrible crisis within the empire state and deflection by politicians. i said on a fox news show many months ago that i'm still waiting for the people, government of new york, say thank you to va for opening up our hospitals in the state to take in new yorkers who had the virus. elizabeth: yeah. if cuomo knew the source was europe, the question is, would he have blocked covid-19 patient

governor cuomo, he needs to stay in new york which he apparently got lost ending up in savanna. how can he tell us to do things in georgia when the blood is on his hands for the amount of seniors who died in those long-term care facilities where he did not have the proper protocol, they were forced to take patients who did not have the covid-19 virus, got infected

andrew cuomo: in my state, i owned the situation.ory will decide predict and i said a number of times, local governments have to do the jobs. i, my father's advice to me. take responsibility. on it. i have taken responsibility for every bad decision in everett unpopular decision . now, look if you look at how many people died in nursing homes in new york compared to other states actually have a lower percentage of people who died in nursing homes. yes we had more people die in nursing homes than anywhere else because we had more people die. because, the federal government miss the boat and never told us that this virus was coming from europe and not from china. so new york had more cases, more deaths, and mortise then nursing home because that's who the virus affects breed and effects senior citizens. we know that. it will do a say, they have a tremendous number of deaths and then nursing homes. his on political charade. liz: in ten seconds secretary. guest: compare what happened to the present trump's va nursing homes. today we have

earlier tonight the president laid out more of cuomo's failures.et's take a look. >> we did in new york what we do to new york was on the most incredible things. 2800 beds at javits center but the governor used few of them unfortunately then we moved in our great hospital ship. we could've used for senior citizens. we could've used it for other people. they could've used it instead of sending our seniors back into nursing homes that were infected were you lost thousands of people. thousands of people in new york died because of poor management by the governor. >> sean: by all the governors. unfortunately cuomo's not the only democrat politicizing the virus. the far left shifted their outrage over the prospect of reopening schools in the fall. let me be clear. of course the safety and security of our children is an important as. thethey are our american treasu. i say that often. there's increasing evidence we can do it safely. "wall street journal," their article and a new editorial pointing out that schools have reopened in most countries including

unfortunately cuomo is not the only democrat politicizing the virus. the far left has now shifted their outrage over the prospect of reopening schools in the fall. let me be clear, of course the safety and security of our children is important as anything. they are an american treasure, i say that often. "wall street journal," i point to the article, schools that have reopened in most countries including germany, singapore,ma norway, denmark, finland, they have not expensed outbreaks. the cost of shutting down schools indefinitely are immense. the pediatric society weighed on the side of opening them for it we can't shut down and stay shut down t forever, those were the words of anthony powell fauci today.nbc nightly news iny p additions all say they would send their kids back to class. democrats, the mob in the media, they would turn towards politicizing, rage. even new york city season uptick infi cities, new york city sayig there's no connections to massla protests that are taking place across the city. blame the churches. "new york times" and other

steal it from andrew cuomo. have a regular briefing.w you at least are trying to engage and be on top of this catastrophe that the country is living through. people, businesses, the economy, everything is suffering here. there's no sign he really wants to stick with the role of leading the country through this. as you were saying, he wants to out market it. you can't out market a virus. you can't out spend it. you can't bully it. it doesn't want an endorsement. it just wants to kill people and infect them. >> that is so true, nick. i think something else that is showing up in the polls is this incoherence. there's an inability, not just complete a sentence, but to complete a thought. here's a contrast with joe biden doing that, completing a sharp thought and donald trump struggling to do the same. >> mr. president, open everything now isn't a strategy for success. it's barely a slogan. quit pushing the false choice between protecting our health and protecting our economy. >> so there's never been a time when two candidates were so diffe

the democratic governor of new york state andrew cuomo and the democratic mayor of new york city bill de blasio like trump also both have blood on their hands look i think you can't have a conversation about the response of a 19 without discussing a lack of federal leadership the bottom line is if you are a governor or mayor of a state in the united states you need to know what the federal response is you need access to the data you need access to the troops you need to know what the plan is going to be you need to know that they'll be supply chains that provide your frontline workers with everything that they need the democratic governors and mayors across the country they are listening to the science they are following what doctors and epidemiologists are recommending that is not what republicans have been doing in new york you mentioned governor cuomo the 2nd case of cover 19 it was reported he merely allocated $40000000.00 to help with additional staff and funds there and he did something also that was really important and had been absent in this country are which is he started te

thanks to governor cuomo's coronavirus food mandate.arley shimkus with serious xm 115 here with the latest. >> last week andrew cuomo ordered bars and restaurants to only serve drinks to people who were also ordering food so some restaurants came up with creative ways to get around this. take for instance harry's irish pub, they have a one dollar bag of chips on the menu calling them cuomo chips, others involved, quote, just a few grapes, 9 french fries and a handful of croutons. restaurants are doing this for customers who may be just want to order a drink or two outside and not want to break the bank on ordering a meal. a lot of people on social media think that's a good idea. that is the best idea i've heard in a while. chris right having to order food doesn't help public health at all. judy on facebook, this is a dig at the governor, vinegar flavored, the owner of the restaurant is going to be on "fox and friends" at 7:30. jillian: nine french fries not nearly enough. carley: it is like they are stealing your money. todd: if you enj

here's governor andrew cuomo welcome, governor.rk is really open now that you're doing your show again. >> jimmy: how are you? how's the family how are the girls? >> i tell you, everything is good you know, we went through hell and back as you know in new york but we went from having, jimmy, the worst infection rate in the country. we now have the best infection rate so we really turned the corner new yorkers stepped up they really did the right thing. they did the socially distancing, they stayed at home and we tamed the beast here in new york so we just have to cross our fingers and hope that it stays there. because you see, the infection is now all across the country and it's going crazy and we're just worried that the infection's going to come from the other states now back to new york, which would be a real tragedy. >> jimmy: why do you think the -- the virus is going up in some states and going down in new york >> you know, look, we had two different approaches from the beginning. right. you had the president of the united st

governor cuomo of new york wants some money. he wants some things.ster that touts getting funding for coronavirus. i'll start with you, david. there it is. it's got president trump, in all fairness, he did compare coronavirus to the flu. that was erroneous. they have put him on this poster, though, to tout new york's response to covid-19. david, you've already told us, they don't get an a+ on this. nursing homes made up for quite a few deaths. we did a lot of reporting on it. >> david: and the tragedies that play out in other states like new new jersey had similar decisions. when it comes to this, i interviewed her doctor this morning, and their project to follow the d messaging around coronavirus since december and beyond. we look at the doctor, who was on with bill hemmer yesterday, was a blur from china. we look at gordon chang. people who are actual experts on what's been done with this. the fact is that this is something that was weaponized not only by china but weaponized by the new york governor for his own self-aggrandizement, in some form or

elizabeth: your take on what governor cuomo said? >> my take on what he says?tal pass the blame. no medical expert told him to put those folks back in nursing homes. that is not what medical science says. you have a hot spot of infection, with very vulnerable people, you don't put the vulnerable people in the hot spot. that is his decision. clearly he is trying to pass the buck, that bucklands on his desk, on his desk and the buck stops there. elizabeth: doctor, the numbers are staggering in nursing homes in florida. 51% increase in cases in nursing homes over the last 14 days. texas is up 47%. i mean the nursing home covid cases are driving the data dramatically higher. i want your reaction to the data coming in from medical journals, the current per capita death rate for covid-19 is 36 per 100,000 in the u.s. that is below the asian and hong kong in yous in the 1950s and '60s. what do we know going on now? throughout the world, 80 to 90% of the covid-19 cases are among the elderly, 70 or older. plus the elderly have preexisting conditions like kissimmee and h

cuomo, de blasio, what do you have to say about this? you are allowing this to happen and let me tell you what's happening in new york is the direct result of the failed policies. when laws are not enforced, when police budgets are slashed, when cops are not supported, when criminals get out of jail without any bail, chaos, carnage, predictably will always ensue, always. not a hard mathematical formula, and now democrats across the country are now arguing they want to completely defund and dismantle all law and order and all police departments in the socialist and the so-called squad in congress just unveiled this genius bill to strip police funding. congresswoman omar is now calling for the entire system to be "dismantled." the entire system? get rid of every cop, every law enforcement official? we go back to the simple fundamental question, who will you, the american people call in an emergency after these democrats dismantle the police? re-going to call? because this is what will happen if democrats get their way. take a look. [ringin

if cuomo says that there's a culture of brutality, i certainly do not.uomo is trying to be cute, he's trying to be rabbinical and to be wise above the fray. how about we get out there and say that the thing that happened on sunday when cops were pelted with glass bottles and trash for responding to a shots fired call picked up by technology trying to protect people from getting shot, trying to protect children from getting shot, how about he tells the people of new york, do not treat the cops that way? cuomo has talked about the lack of respect or trust between the community and the police. it's a two-way street. of course there's cops that need training in de-escalation and courtesy and respect, but the public needs to be told, respect law enforcement. >> mike: congressman alexandria ocasio-cortez from new york is worried about gimmicks. "defund the police means defund the police. it does not mean budget tricks or funny math. it does not mean moving school police officers from the nypd budget to the department of education's budget so the exact same pol

alix: the problem is cuomo. he was mad.lerance for illegal and reckless endangerment of public health. this came out over the weekend. it has come up in the lower east side of manhattan when it comes to bars and re-openings. don't mess with cuomo. he is not going to like that. given the people who were there, i guess he is trying to make an example which will resonate with everyone else. the rich can't get away with it. the winklevoss twins were there. he went into this with his eyes open. given he is the ceo of a really large bank, he may have taken a different view of it. next, we are heading toward the european close. we will have the data. ♪ you doing okay? yeah. this moving thing never gets any easier. well, xfinity makes moving super easy. i can transfer my internet and tv service in about a minute. wow, that is easy. almost as easy as having those guys help you move. we are those guys. that's you? the truck adds 10 pounds. in the arms. -okay... transfer your service online in a few easy steps. now that's simple, easy

what would i ask andrew cuomo, separating him from governor cuomo. would ask andrew cuomo how are you doing through all of this? and when you look back what do you think? on a personal level. .. i think it the end of the day we will actually be stronger as a society for what we went through . i think my family is stronger as a family for what we went through . i would say it was thehardest thing i've ever done in my life . i think it was the hardest thing a lot of new yorkers did . but i think i am stronger for it. i think my family is stronger for it. i think we are stronger for it as a society on the theory that that which doesn't kill you makes youstronger . i just hope we never have to go through it again and i hope this nation gets the message and those other states get the message so we save lives in this country and if they follow what new york did, we will save lives . and nothing is more important than that. thank you guys, thank you very much. any school district that >> c-span's washington journal. everyday we are taking your calls. we dis

chris cuomo, "cuomo prime time" coming up. you've got two hours, chris.u going to talk about? >> take on a lot of the sticky bits. now that the president is at least saying part of the right message, which is have to wear a mask, has to be a part of it. he is not saying has to, though, right? he is not making it mandatory. we're going take a look with sanjay at what the numbers tell us has to be done. but then we're going to take on aspects of disagreement here. we have someone who is in arizona, who as we know is getting hit really hard. he is a gym guy. i'm a gym guy. you're a gym guy. he wants to make his case. we'll hear him out. we also have a leader who is now the head of the new city council in jacksonville, florida about what they're going to do to reconcile the medical needs with the coming convention and the mixed messaging. >> i'm going to be watching, chris. we'll see you in a few minutes. coming up next this hour, a monumental change literally in the heart of the old south. because heart and kidney disease shouldn't prevent you from pushing y

one hand, the house was on fire, and governor cuomo helped put the fire out. but we also heard from a lot of our medical contributors today, infectious disease specialists who say, look, part of the legacy, part of the story will be that did new york act too slowly as well initially? the house went on fire. why did it need to go on fire? the flipside, i think, jake, as the governor is alluding to, is that if you look at the country as a whole right now, new york is the place, at least within the united states that people will point to and say they've done a good job. that's the place that has at least given a little bit of inspiration to other places that they can bring these numbers down like you see on the screen. but i got to tell you, jake, we've heard from a lot of people today. some of it solicited, some of it unsolicited. and most everyone had this tone of, look, let's slow this down, this victory lap. we're very early dayscomplacencn other countries around the world, we've seen it here in the united states and we've seen it throughout history. that can

of cuomo says there's a culture of brutality i do not. think almost trying to be cute, rabbinical and so wise above the fray. about a get out there and say the thing that happened on sunday when cops were pelted with glass bottles and trash, for responding to shots fired call picked up by technology, trying to protect people from getting shot, how about he tells the people of new york do not treat the cops that way. cuomo talked about lack of respect or trust between the community and the police. it is a 2-way street. of course there are cops that need training in de-escalation and courtesy and respect for the public needs to be told respect law enforcement. >> alexandria ocasio cortez worried about gimmicks, defunding police means defunding police, it does not mean budget tricks or funny math or moving school police officers to the department of education budget so the same police remain in schools so is diblasio cutting or just moving money around? >> i would say he is cutting. he has cut one if not two recruit classes. listen, the poli

one reason for such a high death toll was new york's governor andrew cuomo's disastrous decision to sendovid-positive patients back to nursing homes were they in fact of the most vulnerable people in the state and yet governor cuomo is extremely proud of this worst in the nation performance. he's now selling a retro- looking propaganda poster that touts new york's covid response. he's bragging about it on twitter and even on late night tv. >> what phase of dating are you currently in? >> zero. i met for a zero on dating, th this, there is no duration on phase zero. there is no automatic time that you go to phase one. you can stay in phase zero four months. i think new york city will be fully reopened before i get out of phase zero on dating. >> i thank you so much for your leadership, you are there for us when we needed you, you still are there. >> i just wonder how many gym owners and restaurant owners are laughing right now. the performance has been so ridiculous that even cnn is not buying it. >> the poster includes references to his daughters and the boyfriend, little inside jokes. n

cuomo whose state still leads the nation in cases by huge multiples.fact, new york has among the very worst records on the entire planet. thanks in part to at least a reckless decision to move covid patients from hospitals to nursing homes where, tragically, thousands of them died. the left, of course, who have lionized the new york government despite his state's terrible record joined in heaping insults on the red states. here's former congresswoman donna shalala. >> it's a disaster. it's a catastrophic failure of leadership of our governor, of our president. >> you know, the president loves the red states on the electoral map. likes to pull it out, likes to show people. well, now it is the coronavirus map that is getting redder and redder and redder. look at it. and that's what american carnage looks like. gerry: american carnage, you can almost hear them salivating, can't you? well, we can see where the american carnage has actually been. the number of deaths in southern states is nowhere near that in the north's predominant northeast tristate regio

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you defeated his father mario cuomo to become governor. but you haven't been until recently as publicly critical of andrew cuomo. why, why this issue? what is it about it? >> well, connell, i'm a new yorker. i root for the president to succeed whether it is obama or trump. i root for the governor of new york to succeed whether myself or now andrew cuomo. there comes to a point when you see things going in the wrong direction, so strongly, that you feel obligated to speak out. i felt that obligation during the nursing home crisis and covid crisis in new york. i feel that obligation now because of rising crime, that isn't just going to cost people's lives, results in a massive decline in quality of live in new york city. it is also going to economically devastate a city that is also, is already reeling from the virus. from the shutdowns, from the ability to work at a distance instead of having to go to the urban centers. the restaurants have shut down. the theaters, the concerts. broadway is dark and now we have this soaring crime. i feel ob

. >> reporter: as new york city enters into phase 4, governor andrew cuomo has a message to party goers. >> i'm telling you in plain new york speak as a born and bred new yorker, it is stupid what you're doing. it is stupid. don't be stupid. what they're doing is stupid and reckless for themselves and for other people and it has to stop. >> reporter: and he has a message for police departments. make people wear masks. >> they have to enforce the law. that is the only line between anarchy and civilization. >> reporter: here in los angeles county four days in the past week we set new records for the number of people in the hospital with covid. the mayor here is saying we are on the brink of going back to a stay at home order and the governor of california says the next few weeks are going to be critical across the whole state. nick watt, cnn, los angeles. >>> meantime, in the united kingdom there is some good news in the search for a vaccine. the preliminary results of a trial developed by the university of oxford suggests that it's safe and induces an immune response. that trial was one

but andrew cuomo had a message for donald trump today. of course, we'll see how the president responds. hi, everybody. i'm kate bolduan. we have a lot to get to. we'll talk about a country that we are looking at right now in free fall. s that the -- that is how a current expert is describing the country. the three most populous describe an increase in cases. this is what we are talking about and will continue to look at it so you have a point of reference day-to-day, week to week. 32 states are heading in the wrong direction. 14 states are holding steady in terms of new cases and just four states are reporting a decline in new cases. the numbers are especially dire in three of the country's largest states. california, texas and florida. the increase in cases putting a strain on hospitals as local leaders in the three states trying to get a handle on the crisis. what tools are left in the tool belt? what is the responsibility of the state government? and well, of course, getting the federal government here. in florida what you are looking

governor cuomo said new york may do in-person school if the virus levels hold. >>> also, governors going it alo alone. some red state governors requiring mask wearing in their states. >>> mary trump, donald trump's niece, sits down with rachel maddow. her revealing new interview makes clear that donald trump's relationship with the country fails like it's an abusive relationship and it's in line with how that family rolls. withs to help manage blood sugar levels. it provides 60% more protein than the leading diabetes nutrition shake. try boost glucose control.

so that's why cuomo is reluctant to raise taxes.the other hand, [ inaudible ] he will probably listen to aoc and tax everybody with a heartbeat and a job to plug the budget deficit. that may have to get -- you have to check new york city tax, how the tax law works. it might have to get through albany. there are some provisions on new york city that it's hard for them just to simply raise taxes. i think albany must approve that. they will have a hard time in albany because the legislature, if you listen to governor cuomo, represents a lot of suburban municipalities that may not go along with those increases. back to you. connell: yeah. we know cuomo and deblasio famously don't get along very well either even though they are both democrats. good information. gives us a lot to watch. we have a picture of times square even after all this time and basically nobody in it today. i know it's 100 degrees out but still. >>> when we come back, we will have more oh "coast to coast." later this hour we will look at some of the measures that rest

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