tonight: no mo' cuomo. plus, stephen welcomes brian stelter and musical guest big red machine, with a special appearance by president barack obama, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now liiive on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> stephen: hey! how you doing? i got it in my head now, i'm thinking about it! ( laughter ) hello! hey, everybody! welcome! welcome, ladies and gentlemen! please, have a seat, everybody! welcome to "the late show." ( cheers and applause ) ♪ it's a beautiful day here in new york. it's 85 degrees, with 75% humidity, and this afternoon andrew cuomo resigned! ( cheers and applause ) don't let the door hit you on the butt on the way out. but if it does, that door should also resign. ( laughter ) for now, cuomo's still governor, because, for reasons i don't understand, cuomo's resignation will take effect in 14 days. evidently, he gave himself two weeks' notice. ( laughter ) the resignation comes after 11 women

chris cuomo. >> there you go. yes.e going to hear and then opera to say could imagine her expensing, the expected but we will find out honestly is -- does the apology standards suffice? that is what his defense is going to be. i apologize for it is therefore, i should be given another chance. that is the standard by which he would want to be judged when he is acknowledging the incident actually occurred which is of course never the standard by which anyone is judged and is the same guy who defended and advised his brother under multiple education. i do know the woman who wrote it, tv professional, says she does not want to be fired. she just thinks she should step up onto me too movement. and we will find out what the standard is pop up chris cuomo. of. >> it was an interesting read by shelley ross, carley. >> at the executive producer at a major network. and for chris cuomo to put his hands on her like that is so demoralizing. who do you think you are? and technical there will be the cuomo critics, say he should autom

the cuomo taply seems to be a 3-ring circus and so does cnn.iberal privilege of liberal show host, liberals in media is astounding. i hope chris cuomo gets the same treatment he and others gave brett kavanaugh. that's what he truly deserve ofs. they have that liberal privilege so they are not really cared. and he's already been through so many and still able to keep this job. how much can he get away with before cnn has to take those and do something. judge jeanine: we can't let them scare us into keeping our mouths shut for fear we'll be canceled. i have to take 30 seconds. i have some major breaking news that just came across my desk. our dear friend taupie layeren is even ganged. even gang -- she is engaged to be married to a wonderful guy. >> congratulations for getting engauged. but you are not going to break us up. okay? this is our tv partnership. the three of us. >> there is ready to turn your dreams into plans and your actions into achievements? explore over 75 programs and four-week classes at national university. your future starts t

cuomo. go-go. >> seth: cuomo - >> cuomo go-go >> seth: go-go >> go-go >> he went >> seth: he went >> he went >> seth: i want to run by some of the ways he says he greets people >> ooh >> seth: and i want you to tick -- there were four he mentioned. >> okay. >> seth: i want you to tick if it's okay or if it crosses the line for you >> okay. >> seth: grip of the arm >> i don't like the word grip. >> seth: yeah, grip is problematic. >> that makes nervous. >> seth: yeah. yeah >> especially, i bruise easily too. so any grip is going to give me a bruise >> seth: yeah. >> and i don't want to remember that i met you, you know what i mean [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> yeah, okay. so i'm going to say no to that >> seth: pat on the face >> i don't like the word pat either >> seth: no. i don't like anybody touching my face >> you're very particular about your face. >> seth: inside of the mouth is fine, because that's - [ laughter ] i don't like the dry side. but the wet part >> yep the only person allo

chris cuomo's totally tormented return yo watch chris cuomo and there's a deep self loathing.and he's mad about it. that's what the, you know, anabolic steroids are about obviously. don lemon is totally happy in his mindless haze. >>greg: i want to ask the panel here. who's being most persuasive here, dave? >> i think tucker's winnerring here, but i think the next time you do this you need to wide than net to msnbc because get joy reed in there and then it's almost impossible. >>greg: we could pit joy reed against - - >> he weaponnizes it. >>greg: nichole wallace. next week we can do joy reed versus nichole wallace or we can do brian stelter versus breanna keller is that her name? the former morning zoo girl from the am radio show in yakima washing washington. >> she's not even on the list, she y doesn't qualify. the woman, not joy reed, the other one on msnbc is so loathsome, i am proud to say i have never uttered her name since i met her in 1999 when she was jeb bush's flack. she was nasty and stupid then, she's worse now. >> this might be the greatest segment. i see you guy

jesse: another week, another creepy cuomo in the news. this time chris cuomo.ss, a former producer accusing chris of sexual harassment at a party in 2005. in a "new york times" op-ed she claims he greeted her with a strong bear hug while lowering one handled to grab and squeeze her on the butt. she says cuomo told her quote i can do this now that you are no longer my boss. ross, said no you can't, pushing him off of her with her husband sitting right there as her witness. chris cuomo later sent a letter apologizing. he said now that i think of it, i'm ashamed. the email began with though my hearty greeting was a function of being glad to see you, i apologize for even putting you in at situation. closed out the email, next time i will remember the lesson no matter how happy i can to see you. cuomo didn't deny the allegations. he said it happened 16 years ago and was not sexual in nature. cnn hat their hands full at this point. his buddy lemon was accused of assaulting someone in a bar in 2016. ratings at cnn have been abysmal since trumpless office. they rarely

when the head of the works for andrew cuomo.es their whole believe all women because they are not believing his women or his accusers. >> dagen: absolutely. and they actually stepped up and wanted people not to put out a statement, one of the organization not to put out a statement when the women started coming forward. pump the brakes. look at the guy. he is english liberal with power, and if you squint come even kind of looks like harvey weinstein. they didn't know that was going to go against him. i don't have enough life experiences to write about. i don't have enough to put it on the post-it note but i will say one thing and this is going to get me in trouble. if a woman ever tells you, i am a champion of women, no, they're not. they are the first to talk about your loose caboose when you are ready to leave the room. they will shake you in the kidney with a dull nail file. women who stand up and say i'm a champion for you, no. no, never. >> greg: [laughs] tyrus. >> tyrus: you want me to follow them? i have got to go see a g

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all left after revelations that they had advised cuomo's team on how to respond to the allegations.ews raises questions about the progress of the "me too" movement and where to go from here, nearly four years since the hashtag went viral in 2017. here to discuss all this, i'm joined by dani ayers. she is the c.e.o. of the "me too" international. and author and journalist lin farley, who is credited with coining the term "sexual harassment" in the 1970s. and welcome to both of you. thank you for being here. dani ayers, m going to start with you. how is it that the downfall of governor cuomo led to the downfall of these others leaders in this movement? >> well, i think what we need to understand about cuomo and the accusations against him and the investigation which led to his resignation is that that happened independently and is very much a result of the work of the #metoo movement. the repercussions that have happened with the h.r.c. and with "times up" are separate from the effort we made having an independent investigation taking place that led to the results that we've seen toda

she thinks cuomo is book deal and insult to injury. i had never in my life seen a larger up front to ethics than the new york state ethics commission rolling that wal mart can keep the 5100000 dollars of blood money that he received writing his book of allies. there are publicly available evidence that homo utilize to staff to write an edit and promote the book. and this was done on taxpayer money and on taxpayer time, which is a blatant violation of the law. i'm not sure what our legal recourse here is, but i can tell you that this decision feels like hey, chrome, i'll just take the money and run. it proves that us nursing home families have to be prepared for the fight of our lives to get any sort of accountability. war or justice. de 2 of russia's parliamentary election is in full swing. indeed, pulling stations in the for eastern time zone, where it's already nighttime of close their doors for the day. so there's plenty more time both to cast their ballots because the 3rd day of voting happens on the funding the a total of 14 parti

but the most severe claims against cuomo relate to his humbling of a covert. i break in nursing homes, which claimed 14000 lives his decision in march 2020, to allow cobit patients into care homes has been wrongly condemned. and he's still under investigation for an alleged cover up of the death tool. during the early stages of the pandemic, we heard from tracy l vino from a u. s. advocacy group for nursing home residents. she thinks for most book deal insult to injury. i have never in my life seen a larger of front to ethics than the new york state ethics commission rolling that wal mart can keep the 5100000 dollars of blood money that he received. writing his book of allies, there's publicly available evidence that coma utilize to staff to write an edit and promote the book. and this was done on tax fair money and on taxpayer time, which is a blatant violation of the law. i'm not sure what our legal recourse here is, but i can tell you that this decision feels like hey, chrome, i'll just take the money and run. it proves that us nursing home families have to

more legal trouble may be brewing tonight for andrew cuomo.e going to tell you about the issues by the new york attorney generals on the state ethics agency concerning the embattled ex-governor. we are less than a week away from the final day of voting in the california gubernatorial recall election. governor gavin newsom no blaming the referendum on tropism. that's not all. we begin tonight with thursday's presidential address expect to lay out six new steps in the fight against covid-19. white house correspondent kevin corke. some worry will be more mandates and restrictions. >> of course you will recall last week joe biden indicated following the dismal jobs report that his administration was looking for ways to make a quote saver for kids to return to school." and for workers to return to the office. tomorrow we will probably hear an awful lot about the new plans to use what they are calling their new covid measures to usher in their idea of new normal here in america. sources tell our company the there will be a great deal of discussion a

i am ashamed which is the right reaction and she doesn't want cuomo to lose his job at cnn, cuomo tolds shelley acknowledges our interaction was not sexual in nature it happened 16 years ago in a public setting, i apologized to her then and i meant it. >> during the trump years, commentators were routinely calling president crazy or sick or psycho on msnbc this week democratic pollster talking about trump's effort to overturn the election said this. >> i think that means calling donald trump what he is, he's a terrorist. donald trump is a terrorist. >> guess what? zero pushback from the host. >> mark zuckerberg groomed a it secret plan to use facebook's value news feed to promote facebook, several executives were shocked the new york times reports but the ceo is tired of all of the criticism and apologizes for bias and misinformation so the news people will be used to promote positive stories about the social network and if zucker burgess owens wants to defend his company, it's great, but otherwise tell you how awesome it is. >> when i saw them saying your iphone could tell if you're d

ross says, she does not want cuomo to be fired.e his platform to help educate people on sexism and workplace harassment n a statement to the new york times, chris cuomo writers, our interaction was not sexual in nature it happened 16 years ago in a public setting when she was a top executive at abc i apologized to her then and i meant it >>> a serious warning from the pentagon now america's reliance on other countries to produce the drugs that we need could create a national security risk that's according to a new report from the pentagon's own inspector general. the report concludes that a disruption of the supply of foreign made active pharmaceutical ingredients to domestic manufacturers could cause a drug shortage that affects every level of the u.s. health care system h cnbc's senior washington correspondent got a closer look at the report. >>> shep, in the event of a diplomatic dispute or worse in which the drug makers stop shipping ingredients to the u.s., the report found the results of that could be catastrophic the pentago

eastern time followed by a special presentation with chris cuomo afterwards. we'll see you back here next week for more "reliable sources." >>> boosters for some. third shots are on track for select americans, leaving others to wonder what about me? was the biden administration wrong about boosters? president biden's top medical adviser, dr. anthony fauci is here. and states of emergency, as millions of americans still resist even their first shot. the president is calling out governors such as tate reeves of mississippi who oppose federal mandates. >> i proposed covid vaccines and the governor calls it a tyrannical type move. >> his state has the highest covid death rate in the country. plus, moment of truth. democrats' major policy priorities on the line this week as a divide in the party throws the president's agenda into question. >> we ought not to be talking about these numbers, let's talk about what needs to be done. >> but can democratic leaders get it done. i'll speak to house majority whip jim clyburn ahead. >>> hello, i'm jack tapper, where the stat

it's good to see chris cuomo is moonlighting. poor guy. anyway.now who won this contest here. the other problem with new york city, it's full of people who never leave new york city. if they do leave and there isn't two shrinks per block, they come apart faster than biden's teeth on the cob of corn. they know everything about vegan sushi but nothing about the world. for example, would you believe that photo of border patrol agents going around on horses with riding crop sweeping people? you didn't because you're normal. you are not joy reid. but in new york city where every person is either homeless or once sexually harassed by a cuomo or sometimes both, these people are as gullible and stupid as the studio audience for "the view." apparently the media thought these were whips. i understand. the only time new yorkers see actual webs are at their s&m sessions. that's where i met john rich. owes me 40 bucks. worth every penny. it's always like liberals to see things that aren't there. i wonder what else they think are whips. >> whips. whips. whips.

and please explain your explanation as laid out in the cuomo report.so, jonathan, i'm really happy you asked that question. and that is one of the reasons why i called for an independent investigation by hrc to make sure that these facts were known. i kept copies, electronic copies of all of my files. but no one in the public knows that. as a lawyer, i have kept work product for every single employer that i've worked with for 20 years. so when i left the executive chamber, documents that i had worked on, bills that i had worked on, policy memos that i had created, i saved an electronic copy of my work product, and the boylan memo, not personnel files, but the memo was a part of my work product that was saved. and if the public had known that i had actually saved all of my work files, that would actually be beneficial to them in understanding the true facts. but the human rights campaign decided not to do an independent investigation and not release those facts, and that is part of the problem. >> and we will be getting into the hrc piece of this in a m

are you going to do the cuomo like mandates in west virginia? >> there's no way.sibility. really and truly. we need to stand by our freedoms there is no question about that. i encourage everywhere every day that i go on to get vaccinated. we need our people to get vaccinated but we need to be respectful of others and we need to stand for our freedoms. >> brian: governor, great to seeing greenbrier historic resort that you owned that's got-nuclear past from the cold war, it was great to see it and we could see ton fox nation. governor, thanks for having me and i will talk to you again soon. >> all right. see you november the 7th. >> brian: yes in charleston, west virginia. meanwhile straight ahead we finish up with comedian michael loftus he is going on the clock and taking on eli manning finally and that's exactly what he looks like. he is live or else he wouldn't check his watch on television. ♪ ♪ we are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ speaker 1: but everything looks like the clear. no ugly white s

let, look pretty good as well. -- lake cuomo looked pre-good as well.know how to translate from that to the jobs market. president biden says we are still not where we need to be. he spoke an hour ago on the jobs numbers. president biden: there's no question the delta variant is why today's jobs report is not stronger. i know people were looking for a higher number. next week i will lay out the next steps needed to combat the delta variant to address some of those fears and concerns. guy: greg valliere, ags investment chief policy strategist. does that number help or hurt the president? greg: it does not help him. he has bid in kind of a funk, and i think he and the markets were expecting 500,000 or 600,000 at a minimum. it does not help him. kailey: in the remarks the president gave he used it to make his case to get his economic agenda through congress, saying it needs to be passed, saying higher taxes need to be put in place on the wealthy. it is looking like that is going to be more difficult, especially with joe manchin saying $3.5 trillion is too

i am just astonished that we are at this place in such a short period of time. >> reporter: cuomo hast allegations against him. over the years, tarana's fought relentlessly on behalf of fellow survivors. but it's her own story of struggles and triumphs that's front and center today. a single mom at 24, tarana's relationship with her own mother was fraught. but her mom made all the difference in a crucial moment. this is how tarana describes seeing her rapist for the first time in 30 years while with her mother. >> she asked me if i was all right, i told her that i was shook up. maybe he just didn't recognize me because he hasn't seen me since i was a very little girl, i said. no, he didn't recognize you because you turned out to be a smart, beautiful, accomplished woman despite him trying to take that from you. >> got me crying at my own book. emotional to think about it. it was exactly what i needed in the right time. and i was so grateful. we never stop needing our mothers. she is such a big part of me being unbound. she's a big part of my liberation. >> reporter: in healing her own

tom: lake cuomo water supply. jonathan: you are long lake cuomo? nice. like -- lake como or cuomo? lagarde coming up on bloomberg. that's the promo these days. tom: you just sold it. [laughter] jonathan: coming up in 20 minutes. from new york, this is bloomberg. ritika: but the first word news, ritika gupta. the white house will reportedly unveil a plan today to cut prescription drug prices. according to dow jones, the plan would push to empower the federal government to pass savings on to the private sector. the pharmaceutical industry said it would reduce funding for the development of new drugs. traders are rushing to dump chinese tech stocks after beijing took aim at gaming companies are focusing solely on profits. executives from a number of companies were summoned to a meeting where they were reminded of their obligations to society. one of those companies was tencent holdings, which fell almost 9% today. in china, inflation at the factory level hit a 13 year high. producer prices rose 9.5% from your earlier, driven mainly by higher prices for commodities. goldman sachs is dr

governor andrew cuomo has resigned. he will step down in two weeks.uncement comes after a scathing report from the state's attorney general's office accusing the governor of sexually harassing eleven women. >> now, despite stepping down as governor, cuomo continues to deny that he did anything wrong. >> the most serious allegations made against me had no credible factual basis in the report. >> so let's start new york tough, with the truth. i sexually harassed eleven women. i was continuously trying to recruit more women to hug and kiss. no other state government accomplish mor

on how to handle the sexual harassment allegations he faced before cuomo's resignation last month.lphonso david was the first black president of hrc, the country's largest lgbtq organization. he previously worked as a legal advisor in cuomo's office, where he was part of an effort to discredit accuser lindsey boylan, according to the damning report issued by the new york attorney general letitia james. in virginia, work crews removed a monument to confederate army leader robert e. lee near the state capitol in richmond thursday, more than a year after democratic governor ralph northam ordered it taken down. hundreds of onlookers cheered as the 21-foot statue to general lee was taken off of its pedestal and cut into pieces. this is richmond resident charles otey. >> this is a long time coming. i am a native of richmond. i've been passing through and seeing it and it is time to come down. it is a moment of joy for me because it represents so much oppression. amy: former president trump blasted the statue's removal, saying in a statement quote "our culture is being destroyed and our h

i don't know what chris cuomo heard. and so words can be misinterpreted. words can be twisted when you remain silent. it does not allow an opportunity for that. that's why we all -- all of us lawyers say keep your mouth shut. >> i get the answer. you certainly would get an a on the written exam of how to practice as a defense practitioner. however, you have ever had a case where somebody's loved one went missing and they would not participate in the search? >> it's not a matter of this. i had cases where people are dead at the hands of arguably whether it was that they were missing or a result of a sexual assault, whether it was the result of any particular facts, the end result remains the same. everybody wants their measure of justice. and in a courtroom is where we find it. we can't find it here. we search, we look, et cetera. we find it there. these cases turn on many nuances which the public never gets to know. >> i spoke to several investigators. they said, you know this is not so easy. what do you mean? this is not going to be that easy, why? >> so

there's new fallout in the wake of former new york governor andrew cuomo's resignation. head of the largest lbgtq advocacy group in the country has been fired. yet the latest person that reportedly helped cuomo do damage control amid his sexual harassment scandal. the human rights campaign says its now former president, alfonso david, violated his contract, was removed by a vote of the board. new york attorney general report accused david of trying to help discredit a cuomo accuser. in response, david says the group's board unjustly provided notice of termination. he is vowing to bring a legal challenge. >>> still to come, an nbc news exclusive interview. first reaction from the woman whose allegations of sexual assault led to bill cosby's initial conviction in 2018. she's talking about that conviction being overturned on procedural grounds. andrea constand speaking out the first time about his release from prison. >> i was really shocked. i was really shocked, disappointed. >> what does it say about the american justice system? >> that it is flawed. >> that it is flawed

let's hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." >> thanks, anderson. >>> i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." breaking news out of washington, d.c. on a looming debt crisis. now, what happens in the next few days could help determine who stays in power or who comes to power. the good news, and right now kind of the bad news, is that the democrats are in a position of making their own fate. the right just did what it does best. it ensured that the country is once again on the brink. this time of not being able to pay its bills. there should be no surprise that the gop voted tonight to put the country in crisis, blocking a bill to suspend the debt limit and avert a government shutdown. they're playing americans for fools. fools who might believe that refusing to raise the debt ceiling is a way to keep democrats from their spending aims, which by the way, are a laundry list of exactly what you said you've wanted overwhelmingly in the polls. but this is not a way to stop spending going forward, okay? it is yet another blow to america's viability. when you mess with the de

the human rights campaign terminated its president over his involvement in advising cuomo during thened now live with more. bryn, the now former president of the human rights campaign is seeking legal action. >> yes. he once was a lawyer for cuomo many years ago, but if you look at the new york attorney general report released last month, it says he's advising the former governor when all these allegations of sexual harassment were piling up against him. more specifically, it says that he was actually able to get his hands on the very confidential personnel records and employment history of lindsey boylen who was the first woman to come forward with sexual harassment allegations against the governor. we've learned from sources in the hrc that the board met last night. they voted to terminate his contract as president. and as i said, there has been now since this very public spat going on between david and hrc. i want to read briefly some of the things he has been saying on twitter. among many accusations he's making against the organization. he says as a black gay man who has spent h

i'm chris cuomo. the nation's top general was set up. he was the victim of a classic political hit job and we know it. you were told by political malefactors in media, including me, that a new book would reveal no less than the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general milley, contacted china to calm fears about trump. treason, cried the righteous senators on the right. >> he does need to resign. he needs to resign, if he doesn't resign, he needs to be fired. >> he should be immediately relieved of his duties. and court-martialed. >> this is a constitutional violation. it's a violation of his oath to the constitution but it also is treacherous. >> because he went outside. he did it alone. he was on his own. he went rogue. and it was all a lie. the next day, we learned general milley had told people, had done it the right way, had others in the room, sent out different briefings on it to the intel community. and people like me reported that to you, but the trumpers and the opportunists esper knew at the time acting secretary of defen

andrew cuomo and his political operatives tried to drop her from the ticket in the last election but she mounted a campaign independent from the governor's campaign and she won. governor hochul is new york's first woman governor and the first new york governor from buffalo. kathy hochul is as of tonight the only declared candidate for governor of new york in next year's election in her first speech as governor, kathy hochul revealed that she had been consulting with dr. anthony fauci before andrew cuomo left office and the protecting new yorkers from covid-19 would be her top priority. today, president biden issued a statement congratulating gavin newsom on crushing the republican recall attempt last night saying quote, this vote is a resounding win for the approach that he and i share to beating the pandemic, strong vaccine requirements, strong steps to reopen schools safely and strong plans to distribute real medicines, not fake treatments to help those who get sick. the voters in traditionally republican smarts of the state rejected the recall shows americans are unifying behind t

hello, andrew cuomo would vote for yo. >> i don't take about that.ill say, i heard that bill de blasio was taking about running for governor today. we are in trouble. in trouble here in new york city but i'll let you know. the winds are changing. it's me when i will help write your speech is. >> than i'm going to win. there you go. this bill and that's the exact kind of answer, the perfect vision. not literally, don't want to get in trouble with hr. good to see you stop by the footlocker, joe. or old navy? >> i don't know the brand, i don't pay attention to labels unlike the democrats in california. i find personally you would catch a label for something and then people will stop thinking and buy, that's what nike is producing. i think that's what happens here in california. what they are saying doesn't make sense. gavin newsom had an odd or as a pet. >> greg: really? >> i'll tell you what, most white people didn't have auditors as a pet growing up. i didn't have a pet, i pretended that stray cats love to me. much like cannibals pretend. >> greg: by

he was central to allegation to the cuomo administration's covering up of nursing home deaths.eport found officials undercounted covid related deaths in new york nursing homes by as much as 50%. governor kathy hochul says she agrees with the decision to resign. pakistan's government says the international community should come up with a roadmap that leads to diplomatic recognition of the taliban. the country's foreign minister says the plan should include incentives if taliban leaders fulfill certain requirements. the official said pakistan is "in sync" with the rest of the world and wants to see a stable afghanistan. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: welcome to bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang. matt: i'm matt miller. we welcome our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following for you from around the world. big jump in rates. we speak to the former bank of england governor mark carney. he le

i lived on 89th street, cuomo lived close to me. now to the statistics on murder. the biggest example of racism we have on going in this country. it's not about the horse. it's about ignoring intentionally ignoring the fact that this is murder epidemic censored in the center city. this is an experience going on right now, young black men, the number one cause of death is homicide right now. that's a fact. no one can deny it. this is the civil rights issue of our time. i have said it before here. black lives matter, all these liberal groups ignore it. young black men are killing other black men. that's why the murder statistics are out of control. they are bigger than the wave of violent crime that followed the assassination of martin luther king. it is the biggest ever. it is frightening. because it is contained, chicago is the example. because it's in the south side, you live on the north side of chicago, you have a great life. nice, low crime. you live in the south side, you have a wargoing on. do you know who's caught in the cross fire? not just the young guys k

what kills me is in prime time you have anderson cooper and chris cuomo and don lemon for two hours,n one and have the title of anchor. they are opinion hosts, their advocates, they are activists and nothing more so when you watch this network you know tucker carlson and sean hannity and laura ingraham are opinion hosts, they have to stop pretending these are objective journalists, all they do is lecture people every night. it is quite comical. jillian: there's a lot of backlash, this headline, 100 most influential people of 2021 and look at this headline, president xi loves his country and his people dearly. and if you look at what it says below that trump surpass nixon as a minister the constitution, trump's only world his ruthlessness. what a difference. >> we've seen this movie before. we have a media celebrating our enemies abroad and overall leaders and family members, president xi who advocates wave camps for leaders who insists his side had nothing to do with covid 19 killing millions, 620,000 americans here, who used only for us to quell protests, i didn't see that in time m

committee member adam schiff just told chris cuomo that they are moving with great alacrity and nothing is off the table here. none of these people is going to volunteer to testify, so how does the committee compel them? >> that's an interesting point here. the idea of voluntarily cooperating here. they could actually have tried to negotiate beforehand and said, hey, can we essentially persuade you just without having to have the compulsory notion of a subpoena? but because the reason that jeffrey is speaking about, they have certainly learned their lesson. if there's going to be a fight in the courts, it's better to have it now as opposed to weeks and weeks and months and months of negotiation about trying to compel someone to come in voluntarily. this is the way to do it. what's different this time around is last time the person who was the head of the executive branch of government was donald trump. this time, you have joe biden, who has already shown some extraordinary reluctance and, in fact, refusing to interfere with the investigation to this point or trying to put his thumb on t

richard fowler kept cassie smedley. >> new york's subpoenaed documents for andrew cuomo. he was. >> it is part of the state's criminal investigation into whether the governor misused resources for the book. of course, cuomo is also in the middle of a sexual-harassment scandal which led to his resignation. no comment from the attorney general about the subpoena. >> anita: john tate your favorite story of the day. a development in that britney spears to go. pretty's father filing to conservatorship over his daughter. the lawyer is calling it vindication. it is up to a judge to decide if britney is fit to handle her own finances. let's bring in family law attorney deborah. thanks for joining us today. i want to bring up on the screen a quote from the court filing. talking about spears pop feelings. says that -- sorry. as mr. spears has said again and again, all he wants is what is best for his daughter. and he believed that if he can -- if she can handle her own finances, then she should have her own life. she should get that chance. what do you think about that? , this is q

and cnn anchor chris cuomo does not address shower.t night as scheduled just hours after abc executive producer claimed she was sexually harassed by cuomo while they were both working at the network. she said he grabbed her inappropriately during a work party back in 2005. cuomo did release a statement saying he apologized to her and meant it. and those are your headlines. rachel: can i say something about this story? if you haven't seen the essay that this -- that producer wrote, it's very interesting. but when he sexually harassed her, he didn't realize that he went behind and grabbed her from behind and he didn't realize that when he did that, the husband was actually on the other side. so the husband witnessed it. and what was fascinating to me about the whole story was she says, you know, obviously my husband was upset. i was upset. we just left early. and i thought what would sean do in that situation? we would not just leave early. chris cuomo i don't care how many muscles he has and i know he is a big body builder but sean duff

let's hand it over to chris for "cuomo primetime." >>> i am chris cuomo and welcome to prime time. be on the look out. you need to be aware the people calling for milly's head. one, they're distracting from the real headline from this book. confirmation for how out of control president trump was. that many knew perhaps including those calling for milly's head. they knew what was going on with trump. and there are real questions about why rubio and others never spoke about trump the way they are talking about the man who protected the democracy from him. second, even if you do want to keep the spotlight on milley, you now need to add another key fact they're ignoring. milley did what he did with the consent of trump's secretary of defense, mark esper. so much for milley going rogue. so now what? again, i still think milley has to testify. in the open, no national security vail, no closed meeting, open meeting, why? because then we're going to have to hear interpretation from politicians. we know he's scheduled to speak in two weeks but we're told part of it is going to be closed. th

. >> let's hand it over to chris for "cuomo primetime." >>> i'm chris cuomo and welcome to the primeenter. and here's why we're doing it. this is the fact. there's never been a more dangerous time for children in this pandemic than right now. the days of saying, well, at least the kids aren't getting this, those days are over. kids make up more than 1 in 4 new weekly cases in america, 1 in 4. and now the whole country is heading back to school. i got kids just starting in middle school, high school and college and i live