>> thank you, governor cuomo

>> thank you, governor cuomo. and hello, everyone. it's great to see everyone even if it is virtually. on behalf of governor hogen which includes governors mckee, kearney, cox and scott, i'm pleased to present the sway of the n.g.a. executive committee, members and officers. for members to the executive committee, the committee of massachusetts, governor kay ivey of alabama, governor michelle lujan grisham of new mexico, governor jarrett pollis of colorado, governor gretchen whitmer of michigan, governor andrew cuomo of new york, myself, governor doug doozy of arizona, and for n.g.a. vice chairman, phil murphy of new jersey and for n.g.a. championship, governor asa hutchinson of arkansas. chairman cuomo, i move to have this resolution adopted. >> governor ducey, thank you very much. thank you for your good work. that sounds like a winning slate to me. is there a second in favor of the motion? >> so moved. those in favor, please indicate by saying aye. those opposed, nay. and the ayes have it. congratulations to all. governor hutchinso

and hear, hear, to your comment on governor cuomo. i want to thank everyone for give giving me this privilege. looking forward to next year and i'm going to turn back to governor cuomo for his final words. andrew, it's been a pleasure. i look forward to seeing you and continue to work with you. gov. cuomo: thank you very much, asa. congratulations to you. i'm excited about what you're going to do with the n.g.a. and governor phil murphy, we are neighbors. we've done a lot of great work together and any way i can help, any way any of our colleagues can help, i'm sure as you know, we'll all be there. governor mills, we're all excited about going to maine. i've been there many times. but i'll tell you. i made a note if governor scott has been to all 12 racetracks, i'm going to get some tips from governor scott while i'm up there. but governors, it's been a heck of a year. we did it. we did it together. we're going to move this country forward. we're going to do even better going forward. asa, congratulations. phil, congratulations. i ask

at the national chair cuomo thanked including response to iccovid pandemic. this is about 15 minutes. >> we at the national governor's association want to thank governors and other leaders who stepped up during difficult times. it has been a historic time. please join me in watching your video honoring governor cuomo. >> i'm very excited to be having the opportunity to pass gavel onto you and i'm looking forward to the leadership. it's been great looking working with you next year. >> this year was challenging. i'm honored to be standing beside all of you as we lead this nation forward. ♪ ♪ >> in all of history, there had never been anything like it all across america from new york to ohio, to california, to arkansas. states were beseemed by a new deadly enemy. people were dying, hospitals were overrun, businesses closed. million of americans lost their jobs and states faced budget deficits that were unimaginable inge press years, covid-19 chand everything for america's governors and our country. the national governor's association was there and ready. a chal

cuomo: thank you all very much and it is a pleasure to be with all of you. i formally called this annual meeting to order. looking at that brings back memories, many of them painful. i want to thank the team for a phenomenal job. nobody could have imagined what they would be called to do and they did it. governor hutchinson, thank you for the collegiality, thank you for the friendship, the partnership over this past year. i want to thank you governor hogan, is not with us right now, but governor hogan was the chairman when i was vice chairman and he started with the beginning of covid, with the preceding administration and governor hogan did a magnificent job, you really did. and in many ways, i followed his lead. and i want to congratulate governor phil murphy as being vice chairman. phil is my neighbor here, new york, new rsey, and i can tell you he's going to do an extraordinary job. and the entire executive committee who really pulled together, charlie baker and everyone else. i feel that all the words have been said. we have spoken to you more over the

eric adams is going to be a thorn in cuomo's side and visa versa, but i don't think that cuomo will bedams is going to bring a whole new fresh perspective to new york city versus bill de blasio. >> you know, i wasn't just going to ask you, why do you think it is that cuomo will have a harder time? i mean, bill de blasio, i understand, has his unique personality traits and challenges with cuomo, particularly their personal interplay is particularly fraught, but it does seem as though adams potentially bridges to the table significant skills that, you know, could apply way beyond new like i'd be surpris see this be the last office he ever holds. >> well, it's always a unique thing when you look at the mayor of new york city and where they go from there. and it tends to be the last office they hold. but the relationship with cuomo and adams is also very important because as cuomo has been weakened his major support comes from the black community and black leaders. so he has to be careful how much he fights with adams because adams has that support and he can turn it on cuomo, which could

mr cuomo is seeing it is worse than covid? for giving me the opportunity to talk about this important issue. what i like about governor cuomo�*s approaches he is looking at a local level and communities, where the violence is occurring. it is occurring primarily in communities of colour. one of the things they think is contributing to it is all of the ante violence work we had got suspended during covid and we have a lot of people who were displaced without things to do, no jobs, not able to go to school, no safe spaces for them to recover in, and i think all of these things a tribute to an increase in violence. i think we ought to remember as well... obviously an important point. how significant is the funding for extra resources and what sort of things are going to be provided now that have not been? ~ ~ , ., been? well, i think based on what i heard _ been? well, i think based on what i heard in _ been? well, i think based on what i heard in the _ been? well, i think based on what i heard in the press - what i heard in the

andy cuomo will be selling catheters door-to-door. >> greg: don't knock it. >> dagen: chris cuomo couldn'td playhouse. lo and behold they are doing this flex off with each other to figure out who is the biggest liar on the planet. >> greg: well, we are out of time. up next, are americans taking off post covid fun by throwing in a little tongue? kinder bueno? woooooow. it's crispy. it's creamy. it's not your average chocolate bar. smooth milk chocolate, crispy wafer and creamy hazelnut filling. it's kinder bueno. so many people are overweight now, and asking themselves, crispy wafer and creamy hazelnut filling. "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's release from golo. it naturally helps reverse insulin resistance, stops sugar cravings, and releases stubborn fat all while controlling stress and emotional eating. at last, a diet pill that actually works. go to golo.com to get yours. >> greg: they are locking lips after t

so you can imagine cuomo is likely the last person to be interrogated in this probe. meeting really signals this now more than five-month-long investigation. yes, that's how long it's been, could be nearing its final stages. the attorney general's office has said it has no time line of when we can expect that report to be released. remember, tish james opened this inquiry after two former cuomo staffers came forward accusing the governor of inappropriate behavior and then since then we know of more women that have made claims against him. cuomo has denied those allegations, has apologized to anyone he says may have interpreted his remarks as unwanted flirtation. however, these allegations something that's really just been hanging over the two-term governor for the past few months as he's tried to really take this business-as-usual approach. cuomo has been fundraising through all of this ahead of a likely announcement that he'll ask voters for a third term. cuomo's senior adviser saying, we have said repeatedly that the governor doesn't want to comment on this review u

all right, the words the cuomo's can't escape because we have them on tape. >> it's the cuomos. starring andrew and chris. >> greg: let's check in with the two brothers who loved blaming others. what did chris cuomo say before november? he hopes you don't remember. looks like chris suffered some memory loss after his bravely televised battle with corona. on tuesday while talking about january 6th he claimed he never defended black lives matter rioters back in the day. and i am 6'4". i'm 5'10". anyway. fortunately for chris, cnn viewers, all six of them, have short memories because the tape tells a different story. >> around 140 officers assaulted, some very badly. this is the truth. period. it is no less the truth because black lives matter supporters committed acts of violence too. even if you want to believe that the media were as okay with what they did which is sure as hell isn't true on their show and please show me where it says a protester is supposed to be polite and peaceful. >> greg: are adorable. might want to double that dose of ginkgo biloba. we are not on with you

hit it. >> the on one who thinks andrew cuomo did a great job is andrew cuomo. he's a disgrace. know who is else is a disgrace? the democratic party. he allowed seniors to dined his directive. the democratic leadership in new york will do nothing. he gets on tv and talks about the personal benefits. he benefited. new york suffered. he's in office right now and the democratic leadership is afraid to do anything about it. he's shameful and disrespectful to all new yorkers. judge jeanine: tomi, the shame of it is, with all these allegations against him he refuses to step aside, kind of like governor northam in virginia. they just dig their heels in and say i'm not going anywhere, too bad. what say you? >> we are allowed to do that because of a little thing we like to call liberal privilege. andrew cuomo laughed about the allegations against him. he doesn't seem to be bothered by it. and yet he's not hiding in a hole somewhere because he's protected. because new york doesn't have a recall option. so this man sits here on his thrown and he laughs at us all and rakes in millions of do

what i like about governor cuomo�*s approaches he is looking at a local level and communities, wherehe violence is occurring. it is occurring primarily in communities of colour. but i think one of the things they think is contributing to it is all of the anti—violence work that we had got suspended during covid, and we have a lot of people who were displaced without things to do, no jobs, not able to go to school, no safe spaces for them to gather, and i think all of these things paid tribute to an increase in violence. and we were starting from historic lows. obviously an important point. how significant is the funding for extra resources and what sort of things are going to be provided now that have not been? well, i think based on what i heard in the press conference and i think i had the same things you did, he is going to be investing in our young people, investing in our communities and investing in breaking the cycle of violence. he's going to be investing injobs, because there needs to be safe spaces for young people and things for them to do. and he also talked about breakin

well, 51 shootings over a single weekend in new york state alone have prompted the governor andrew cuomodeclare a �*disaster emergency�*. new york is the first state to take that step, which allows for extra funding to bolster police presence in the worst hit cities, and to establish a variety of other programmes in poorer parts of the state. there has been a surge in gun violence across the us in the last year. the governor, andrew cuomo, explained his decision at a news conference, where he spelled out the scale of the problem they�*re facing. it is so bad, that when you look at the recent numbers, more people are dying of gun violence than of covid. it is an emergency. and i want the people of the state to understand that! and i want them to respond to the emergency for the way it is. so, today, i the first in the nation is going to declare a disaster emergency on gun violence. the announcement comes as gun violence surges in new york and many other parts of the united states. governor cuomo said more than 50 people had died in shooting incidents in new york over the fourth ofjuly wee

governor cuomo was another example where he threw shade on the vaccine in december.ey're not being shut down on social media platforms. dagen: but it seems like, again, making the issue political. i think almost a third of migrants in custody are refusing the vaccine. so they're refusing it because of facebook or there are at least two nfl teams that were under a 50% vaccination rate. so that's, that's because of a few, literally a few people on facebook. i just find it really -- but, again, this is what far ifist regimes do -- fascist regimes do. i want to quickly get your take on what biden said earlier today about, well, facebook. take a listen. >> what's your message to platforms like facebook? >> they're killing people. i mean, they're really -- look, the only pandemic we have is among the unvaccinated. and they're killing people. dagen: there is no -- they, they -- again, does he even know what he's saying. there's no acceptance of people's free will by leftists, including the people in this white house. >> yeah. so creepy. and, again, when the president urges

cuomo denied these allegations.e to anyone who he says may have misinterpreted his remarks as unwanted flirtation. since then cnn also reported that several of these women spoke to investigators already, sometimes even more than once and there's also some reporting that the lawyers have met with members of cuomo's senior staff, so ultimately, jim, the governor seems to be perhaps one of the last people that they actually needed to speak with before compiling a report. the attorney general's office, by the way, says that so far there's no timeline in terms of when we can expect this rosepor to be released. certainly hopeful before the end of the summer. an adviser said we said repeatliedly that the governor want to comment until it's over. but the continued leaks are more evidence of the transparent political motivation of the attorney general's review. ultimately all eyes on albany to see what's going to come out as this key interview happens today. >> polo sandoval, thanks so much. >>> here now to discuss what's ne

governor cuomo explained his decision at a news conference.s so bad that when you look at the recent numbers, more people are dying of gun violence than of covid. it is an emergency. and i want the people of the state to understand that. and i want them to respond to the emergency for the way it is. so today, first state in the nation is going to declare a disaster emergency on gun violence. that was the governor of new york, andrew cuomo, declaring that disaster following a surge in gun violence. i'm joined now by our correspondent david willis who is in washington. and he will be explaining the reasons behind that dramatic move that's been announced by the new york state governor, andrew cuomo, the announcement coming as in new york and many parts of the us have seen a big rise in gun violence. david, explain the governor's thinking? it david, explain the governor's thinkin: ? , ., david, explain the governor's thinkin? , ., _ thinking? it is a disaster emergency order, and what _ thinking? it is a disaster emergency order, and what it _ thi

i mean just sit there and watch. cuomo how his tone changed. you know, he seems so sympathetic now because he thought he's got free. i'll tell you about the lie. the lights have been going on for years. my mother's me tripping and falling in that nursing home for years and what happened, she ended up buying from the life where they're alive to continue to be there. and it's going to happen unfortunately, to other family members until somebody does something about it. and it's not the way it should be bad and we're trying to fight and we're trying to get justice and we're trying to make changes. but we need to work together, especially as a and as a country. and we can't do that. then there's, i have no faith and definitely people need to come together. now the frustration is palpable, the anger is definitely there. what exactly would you like to see done, and are you planning any specific legal action or what do you, what would you like to see the next step forward? i can't discuss exactly legal action unfortunately. you know, because my mother

for me, what this says is on one hand, we need to do what governor cuomo started to do the other day, say this is an emergency impacting a lot of people, but i would also say we need to have a broader conversation about what it means to live in a society where there are so many millions of guns in circulation and come to some kind of common understanding, which seems likely -- seems impossible. host: imagine governor cuomo, he was describing the situation in response to this, there is a study -- a sortie in the paper saying that he is planning on bolstering the law enforcement presence in cities were shootings on the rise and saying the state will establish a new gun private desk and violence prevention office -- establish a new gun violence prevention office. and establish a council on gun violence reduction. as far as reactions to what he describes as an epidemic, what you think of those as reactions? guest: there is no silver bullet. new york can do what it wants and what it should do, but new york is one state in the united states and so it is hard for a state like new york to reg

governor andrew cuomo will be in the hot seat in a matter of hours.stioned by investigators with a state attorney general office. lauren green has the latest from right here in new york city. >> good evening, shannon. state attorney general for month investigation with various allegations against governor andrew cuomo could be winding down. it means call most political and legal problems could be heating up. >> it's been very difficult letting people make accusations. i can't tell you how eager i am to tell my side of the story. and the time will come. >> that time comes tomorrow estate attorneys will question new york's andrew cuomo about allegations of sexual harassment. nine women have accused the three term democratic governor of either unwanted advances, inappropriate behavior, or in at least one case, sexual assault. >> he's going to have to answer questions about his conduct with respect to a number of different women. >> the governor has denied he acted in a properly. early on he apologized of his behavior was misinterpreted. the attorney for

embattled new york governor andrew cuomo beginning to face questions over accusations of sexual harassment. >>> a boy snatched off the street in broad daylight. wooile we'll show you that terrifying video. >>> wildfires out west, no relief in sight. now firefighters are being pushed to the limit. >>> we are so glad that you woke up with us this saturday july 17th. amara, it's always great to be with you. >> it's always great to be with you. thank you, boris. >>> a dangerous deja vu, covid cases picking up as vaccination rates are lagging in the fight to eradicate coronavirus. >> the white house calling this new face of the covid crisis a pandemic of the unvaccinated. for the first time since january, cases are rising in all 50 states and the outlook is much worse in parts of the country struggling to get residents life-saving vaccines. indoor mask mandate regardless of vaccination status in los angeles, county, california, will take effect. and number of places recommending everyone to mask up is growing. >> meantime the white house is putting the blame on social media companies, saying th

rising temperatures have also taken a 20toll on italy's legendary lake cuomo. chris lipse paid a visit. >> reporter: from the famous closer look at water level and it's never been this low. this beauty isn't the only thing that's stunning. the fact is i shouldn't even be able to walk here. but this year the water is lower than it's ever been in recorded history. >> in this period we don't have water from the rainfall or ice melting or snow melting. >> reporter: geologist points out that wide gap that marks how much the water has dropped. >>> so more than 3 feet. >> yes, more than. >> reporter: stretch that across these 56 square miles of lake and you get 4.6 billion gallons that have vanished. enough to cause dangerous erosion, even rock slides. >>> when the water reseecedes, mountain starts to fall. >> yes. >> reporter: water depletion is also killing off the fish. these days the local government has resorted to stocking the lake with fish from nearby farms, but it's still a struggle for local catchers, says william, head of the local fishing association. >> d

i am so proud of governor cuomo.from it is enough is enough, and i have been saying it for a long time. we are tired of losing our loved ones. as you know, i lost two kids to gun violence and a run an organisation with mothers and fathers who have had a loss. we started with nine and we now have more than 50. to hear this today was like hope, we have hope. 0urtests today was like hope, we have hope. 0ur tests stuck out. and i say our because we are sick and tired of losing people. absolutely. i understand that. no—one could speak more clearly about this than someone like yourself and your own experience. but where does the pride come? where does the sense that this is the beginning of something you come from? there is some money to spend on resources, but it is a drop in the bucket? it�*s spend on resources, but it is a drop in the bucket?— drop in the bucket? it's a drop in a bucket — drop in the bucket? it's a drop in a bucket but _ drop in the bucket? it's a drop in a bucket but nobody - drop in the bucket? it's a

and governor cuomo responded to this news. oh he, he's, he's medical, he's the man is completely devoid of any kind of vengeance and heart empathy. but i got to tell you of the right now, i can look out my window and the comfort. remember the comfort that failed up the hudson and people clapping people were running across the west side highway. almost guinea run over clapping a welcoming ship where i see the 2134 people down the street in new york was the javits center where they had 3000 they had they, i don't know what they used. the job isn't for there were so many places to put coven positive people who, why you have to go out of your way to put them and to configure them into nursing homes after president trump. wait a minute. wait a minute, scotty. i think i'm on is that be, do you know, do you think maybe that if somebody had availed themselves of the comfort and a lot of the programs which were federally based and granted and made possible by president donald trump, do you think maybe this might have been one of the re

what it takes to protect. >>> the sexual harassment investigation into new york governor andrew cuomong a critical new phase today. he'll face questions from the two lawyers leading the new york attorney general's probe. polo sandoval is following these developments for us from new york. polo, what should we expect to come out of today's questioning? >> we know we're waiting for potential developments to come out of here and remind viewers what we got here and what it means for governor cuomo. his chance to lead lawyers to actually, for him to share the account. now in terms of this interview, it could be a big sign that the probe could almost be coming to a close here over the last five months it's been going on. remember, opened this inquiry after two former cuomo staffers came forward accusing him of inappropriate behavior and more women made claims against him. cuomo denied his allegations and apologized, however, to anyone who says he may have misinterpreted his remarks as unwanted flirtation. cnn reported there are several other women who have spoken to investigators already and

one of the things i also what to say about cuomo they cite sexual harassment that is surprising.e. a lot of people have stories to him screaming his face off at them calling them names. really harassing the media in a way that if he was a republican to be in attack on the press. but because he's a democrat it's okay. kennedy: they are lining up for the abuse, some of them. the whole thing there are so many established patterns and i thought we got to a point in society where we decided no, now we have a certain set of rules. and if you violated them you are done. vinnie's got his meathead, just go after these brides. do not let them cancel you, bro. they are both a couple of dingbats. they deserved retribution for a thank you so much karol markowicz. lovely to see a break. >> thank you kennedy. before coming up bad news for gavin newsom of spain why he has 99 proms in his political future is definitely one in my memo. memo. and the man panel is next. [sfx: radio being tuned] welcome to allstate. ♪ [band plays] ♪ a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪♪ and even when t

the hypocrisy, chris cuomo had covid, broke quarantine, went out in the streets.ey mocked us for going on the beach and the socially distancing in the sand. and chris cuomo had covid and went out in public, the only thing i can think is because he was trying to get his brother's numbers for the record breaking cases of covid, that's why he did something so insane. >> brian: real quick, he was getting special tests from his brother and they were expediting him in a car service to get his results, this has gone full circle with him real quick, your thoughts? >> it has come i cannot imagine what he's thinking doing this. the cuomo family is a seriously political family, to not know the reverberations of doing something like this, it's not unlikely hunter biden situation where he said all sorts of unkind things the other day about people who were concerned about his influence. >> brian: jeff and adam, thanks so much. we will be right back. >> brian: that's all the time we have the night, thanks so much watching this this special edition of the ingraham angle. make sur

and there was also reporting that the lawyers have met with members of cuomo's senior staff.f the last, at least, people they need to sit down with before compiling this report, though the attorney general's office said it has no time line when we expect that report to be released. these allegations, though, are something that's been hanging over the two-term governor for the past few months as he tried to take a business as usual approach toward governing the state and we know he's been fundraising ahead of the likely announcement that he will ask voters for a third term. his senior adviser said we have said repeatedly that the governor doesn't want to comment on the review until he's cooperated but the continued leaks are more evidence of the transparent political motivation of the attorney general's review and those motivations he's suggesting are that the attorney general may also put her name in the governor's race next year. that is something that isn't confirmed but john that's something a lot of people are speculating about. we'll see if it happens. >> again, this is

office will question cuomo this weekend over multiple sexual harassment accusations.ill be questioned by independent investigators on saturday, tomorrow, in what appears to be a new stage in the ongoing new york state attorney general's investigation into sexual harassment allegations against him made by at least nine women. these allegations from former and current aides to the governor range from bullying to inappropriate sexual comments and touching like kissing without consent and groping. the a.g.'s office is expected to release a report of its findings by the end of the summer. now after news leaks of cuomo being questioned tomorrow the governor's senior advisor said this we have said the governor doesn't want to comment on this review until he has cooperated. the continued leaks are more evidence of the transparent political motivation of the attorney general's review. cuomo insists he is being wrongly accused by these women. >> it has been very difficult letting people make accusations and not responding. and people have only heard one side of the story. i can

cuomo, a three-term democrat, is up for re-election next year. >> andrew dymburt for us, thank you so much. >>> we do want to shift gears and get a check of the weather. rob marciano watching that extreme fire danger out west just not letting up. >> no, and this is the biggest fire of the year in the country right now. over 270 acres burning in southern oregon. they do have about 22% containment. so that number has come up. but this thing is really big. anything downstream is bad air quality there. another -- the river fire in mariposa county, california, they've got about 60% containment on this but the fire weather conditions are going to get worse over the weekend. the heat dome is back in place, we've got excessive heat watches for the northern rockies. 10 to 15 degrees above average, sunday, monday, might see lightning strikes across northern california. that's where most have of these started, from the dry lightning. the heat wave, our fourth in rtd salt lake city also approaching a record for the number of days they've seen up and over 100

cuomo has denied these allegations.e did apologize to anyone who he says may have misinterpreted his remarks as possibly unwanted flirtation. cnn has reported several of these women did speak to investigators already. so it's safe to assume that the governor seems to be likely one of the last people that investigators need to sit down with before compiling a report. now in terms of when this attorney general's report might potentially be published, the ag said there's no timeline exactly on when this can be released. in terms of what this has meant for the governor the last several months, the allegations, they really have been kind of hanging over the two-term governor for the past few months as he's trying to take this business as usual approach toward governing the state. overcoming the pandemic is one of the examples. tomorrow's meeting, at least ahead of today's meeting, rather, we did hear from one of the governor's senior advisers. he released a statement. part of it which i can read, he writes, "we have said rep

governor cuomo explained his decision at a news conference.s so bad that when you look at the recent numbers, more people are dying of gun violence than of covid. it is an emergency. and i want the people of the state to understand that. and i want them to respond to the emergency for the way it is. so today, first state in the nation is going to declare a disaster emergency on gun violence. our north america correspondent, david willis, is in washington. he told us more about this decision. it's a disaster emergency order, ben, and what it basically does is pinpoints the areas where crime is at its worst and seeks to direct resources to those areas. now, governor andrew cuomo has proposed an office of gun violence prevention, and he'll also create a department to track the illegal flow of firearms from other states into new york state. and he's also planning to boost job creation programmes for young people in order to keep them off the streets. new york saw 51 deaths from gun violence over the course of the 4th ofjuly holiday — and it is not

i want to move on to new york governor cuomo.nvestigation, being deposed. he's said, go ahead, let the investigation move forward, the truth's going the come out and this week tried to paint it as politically motivated. harmeet, what, in your view, is this about? >> this is just bizarre. in addition to first amendment law, i practice sexual harassment laws, and when nine women from different eras come forward with different stories that talk about this person's unwanted touching, lewd remarks, leering remarks in different settings, he is a sexual harasser. and to say it's politically motivated, these are his staffers. he hired them for the most part. they're democrats who are accusing him what's the political motivation? look, this man is a serial abuser, he should be reined in. i'm glad he's sitting for a deposition. he's weekly said, well, you know, i apologize if i offended somebody. that's not an apology. he needs to own it and, frankly, he needs to resign not just for this, but for killing a number of people in new york with

to say with certainty he was definitely not an idiot like chris cuomo portrayed him.. >> we been around the television world. you can be assured this guy was checks out before they invited them on and there had to be some intention to do this. it is an acceptable. it hurts the media, hurts their credibility and on a personal note on eastern long island, chris cuomo was called out on the restaurant by some nitwit who went after him, he got upset. i don't think that is the way to invite people on television and treat them particularly someone who's doubtless a hard-working soul trying to make is restaurants work, that is a mistake and adds to the lack of credibility when you do it. >> they go back and forth but didn't want to let him talk. he was saying to chris why did you break quarantining? wise your brother locking everybody down, why did they get killed in nursing homes, he wasn't ready for those questions. >> this guys probably the bravest among us because he's a small business owner in california. that is the state where they don't want you to be in business and

near governor endo cuomo calling schools super spreaders.port new york students with just weeks until schools are supposed open, cuomo is pumping the brakes. >> you have these school districts where you know they are in a high infection area. you know that. because you can map it literally. and a school can become a super spreader. we have seen that too many times in the past. kennedy: no we have not. for the most part this virus is not spreading from nor is it dangerous to kids. the governors had over year to figure how to reopen schools. is he testing the waters for another year of zoom learning? you really went to kickstart the revolution value? the party panel is back, alexandra wilkes, kit timpf and kevin walling. do you believe a word of what he saying here? >> it is really hard to take and her cuomo seriously about what would constitute a super spreader event considering he forced a nursing homes to admit covid appositive patients, killed a bunch of them and then wrote a book on leadership about them. he would not be the person or go

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alex 40 taliban on the doj discussion over governor cuomo and nursing home deaths, christina coleman with the latest on the st. louis prosecutor under fire, but first to lucas tomlinson live in washington. hi, lucas. >> reporter: good afternoon, arthel. people here in the nation's capital still on edge following the shooting on 14th street thursday night sending patrons scrambling for cover. d.c.'s police chief toured the crime scene. >> i'm mad as hell about this, and i hope y'all are too. we want to hold people, yes, we should. but you cannot coddle violent criminals. >> chief, are calls to defund the police helping you? >> i don't think they're helping. >> reporter: d.c. police leased this video showing the two suspects escaping after the shooting. witnesses described it as a war zone. local residents complained to d.c.'s police chief that viability criminals are are not staying locked up. >> these people -- [inaudible] and i see them back in my community -- and it breaks my heart. >> you need police now. we don't see them on bikes, even in cars. >> reporter: just last month d.c.'

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have we seen this before, this week saw in new york with democrat governor andrew cuomo?new york, 15000 euros income that's while negotiating a book is ongoing.in this is the same governor witmer that says not to travel to florida while kovic was raging in michigan, can you believe that? only after she got caught did she admit to actually doing that.. nursing home debts in michigan, they come for nearly one third of all covered that's michigan, it's a veryga big deal. liz: for governor allowed covered convicted senior citizens to return to nursing homes for treatment so this is going to be an ongoing story and i want to move on to the criticism of doctor fauci today about doctor fauci saying to people not vaccinated, get over the political statement. first of all, this is emergency use vaccine, people are worried about the emergency vaccine, authorize emergency use so why criticizing, is that an effective way to go? >> i don't think one person will hear what doctor fauci has to say. maybe he's right, maybe i should be bullied into doing this. people have problems with vac