has anyone heard from cuomo? >> we have not heard from him, and neither have house republicans here and they tell us that he has not responded to at least six separate letters, including an invitation to come to this hearing. and it would appear, john, that also chairman, democratic chairman jim clyburn has not used his subpoena powers, and we are here staking out the hearing to ask where he has not done that, and of course folks out there would want him to do that considering the fact that this governor was the governor whether 15,000 new york nursing home residents died from covid. fox news has been on top of this story from the very beginning, including when the attorney general revealed cuomo's health department undercounted the deaths, some still blame cuomo's emergency orders for causing the crisis. democrats on this committee will have to confront cuomo's blatant dodge as they seek to prevent a future disaster. republicans say new york's current governor must also face the consequences. >> we know governor

andrew cuomo is a drunk on his own power.an friends were going to stay around him after 11 women were charged in the death tally came in from all of those -- >> harris: what about those 11 women, their lives were changed too. they may not of been able to adjudicate the kind of case they want to do against him, at a state level, but it has still touched, changed, and tainted other people's lives as well. he is so self focused. we will not even get to the nursing home deaths. that is also paramount and is a question about andrew cuomo. >> raymond: what should send chills to everyone who is listening at the end when he said my interest is public service. no andrew cuomo, your interest is self-service, and we have seen it again and again peer get this pattern of self-serving politicians who think they are entitled to a public job, and to represent people, this has got to end. he is the prima evidence of power gone awry. >> harris: if you think those democrat friends are silent then, we are going to call out nancy pelosi and every

covid-19 hochul is worse than andrew cuomo. she is the worse corruption queen to play.n who wasted almost half a billion dollars in pay to play contracts on purchasing test kits for covid-19 in the midst of this crisis and made sure no bid contract that those test kits went to a donor not to the best bidder, even california is corrupt and liberal as california is, even california saved 45% more than kathy hochul did on helping out our people suffering from covid-19. >> one person trying to shake up albany michael henry running against james for state attorney general this november had this reaction to the suit. listen. >> every day new yorkers right now understand that letitia james does not care about crime. she recently said she needs more credible data before she revisits the cashless bail law and more credible data means more victims. >> todd: congresswoman, you have run many campaigns. if her campaign for attorney general was going well, would letitia james have brought this suit against donald trump less than seven weeks from election day? >> absolutely not. and t

an ex-aide to andrew cuomo has sued the former new york governor for sexual harassment. charlotte bennett filed the lawsuit wednesday in a federal court in new york city, alleging cuomo repeatedly made inappropriate sexual advances, then sought to smear her reputation when she publicly revealed the harassment. bennet's lawsuit is the second from at least 11 women who say cuomo unlawfully groped, kissed, or otherwise sexually harassed them. in sweden, four right-wing parties have agreed to form a new coalition government after winning a narrow majority in sunday's parliamentary elections. the anti-immigrant far-right sweden democrats party won 73 seats with more than 20%f e vote, becoming t second-largest party in sweden's parliament. the party emerged out of sweden's neo-nazi movement in the late 1980's. prime minister magdalena andersson announced her resignation after her government's defeat. >> the election results also shows us the sweden democrats with a big margin is sweden's second largest party and i know many swedes are worried. many have already met hatred and

have naval ships and the javits center in the completely empty and you have nurses just like chris cuomond his stupid brother andrew who is patting himself on the back. >> you had it right. >> he is kind of a dingbat, i'm not going to buy. >> i don't think the american public has appetite for another protracted war even if it's in a slightly different variety. >> i would like to see some accountability for everyone in the nih and cdc and fda and all the 50 state government to implement in those lockdowns and all these crazy restrictions and abuse their power, they should all be run out of power and then there should be a wholesale scaling back of the power of the institutions, the authority of the institutions, how about 50 amendments to 50 state constitutions making sure this never can happen again, things like that. on the wuhan lab, this is the biggest deal in the world, it's like the time 9/11 and the time jeffrey epstein didn't kill himself and then we all just go on like i guess everybody kind of knows there's better than 80% chance in american government program at the wuhan lab r

♪ ♪ >> andrew cuomo, says he's not creepy.ouple of. we kiss each other. hello. good-bye. how you doing? what's owe wrong about it? >> we have a cuomo sexual over here. >> thank you. >> it's nothing weird. it's normal. >> we hug and kiss people. we don't go like this. the. >> when you're a politician, you probably shouldn't be too touchy. >> tell that to bill clinton. >> italians know never to cross the line. >> always keep your mouth shut. >> what piece of advice from the italian culture could you give joe biden? >> >> be louder. >> i'm your commander in chief. >> get a good night's sleep. >> what am i doing here? >> what do you want to tell jesse watters? >> how you doing, can you see? >> ciao bella. >> little italy is my world. >> scott baio will be in brooklyn this saturday performing his one-man show, "how did i get here," which i wonder myself sometimes. you got to go like this, wonder, scott, why do the italians dislike joe biden so much? >> why do we like -- dislike joe biden so much? i don't know. maybe 'cause what he'

just ask glen youngkin and they'll hold governors accountable for bad decisions, ask andrew cuomo. in reagan's time for citizen choosing speech, he told a story of two men talking to a cuban refugee. one to the other and how lucky you are, the refugee exclaimed i had to find a place to go. as reagan put it in that sentence, he told us if we lose freedom here, there's no place to escape to. this is the last stand on earth. it remains today. most of us is say unflinchingly we remain the single greatest country in the history of the world. we must remember we're a constitutional republic, and a form of democracy and distributing power and specifically outside of washington dc from school boards to and we can find our soul and thank you and god bless. >> members vote later in the week on veteran's affairs and banking legislation. the senate returns tuesday at 3:00 p.m. eastern and will vote to proceed to the short term spending squill debate a proposal by west virginia senator joe mansion on streamlining the federal permitting for energy projects and live coverage of the house on cspan

, governor cuomo in new york, basically prohibited the construction of the pipelines to bring the naturals from where it is being pumped out to the residents and businesses in new england enemy is a completely preposterous situation but here is the bigger picture liz, we are transitioning in many parts of the world and including in the u.s. to renewable fuels with the people who are driving this, the united states my gavin newsom, are making no allowance for the fact that you need backup and you need backup gas plants and nuclear power plants in california, they had this ridiculous situation where they are pushing everyone to buy ev and out you can't charge really between 4:00 o'clock and 9:00 o'clock tonight because they're running out of electricity there is no planning, and these are not serious people, just people checking boxes to please the progressive voters and it is risky when is 100 degrees and you are and have really back outs like your about having company, people can die that's how serious this is an astonishing. liz: that is so serious remember heat waves took over europe a

ask andrew cuomo.nd citizen reagan's time for choosing speech he told us the story of two men talking to a cuban refugee. this is the last stand on earth. it remains today. there is no place we would rather be where we would not be here tonight. most of us can say unflinchingly we remain the single greatest country and the history of the world. there is much talk about defending democracy these days. that is all well and good. yet we must remember we are a constitutional republic. a form of democracy. one intended to distribute power broadly and specifically outside of washington dc, from school boards, to statehouses. bang -- ben franklin equips every public if you can keep it. i for one belief we will keep it. we must keep it. and the republican party if we can find our soul and set ourselves on the right direction will be the one to ensure it is protected. thank you and god bless. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain seated. thank you for coming and we hope to see you at our next event.

she led the charge against governor andrew cuomo and then once the various cases that she conjured up terms of criminal prosecution, she announced that she would run to replace andrew cuomo as governor. it is absolutely shocking to me mar-a-largo, just take that as an example, which she says the fable, the state in palm beach is work $75 million. larry ellison just bought gemini, a probability for $173 million south of mar-a-largo. so twice what her low-ball estimation of mar-a-largo, which is or certainly could be the most valuable personal property in the united states of america. she's a political animal. this is all about she campaigned that she was going to go after trump. you know, she went after him before she was attorney general. she's devoted a good hunk of that office in the troubled empire state to getting trump and his kids. i think it's very unseemly. it's also to me highly unlikely that this case will go anywhere, martha. >> martha: thanks, geraldo. good to see you. thanks for coming today. tomorrow lara trump will join me to respond to this case, which involves her hus

i read and i loved an article in the new yorker on mario cuomo was one of my favorites. it was great to great people. so before i talk about harvey weinstein now, i love mario cuomo. this was common knowledge. he was i mean, he was he would berate people in public. he was you know, they commented on his behavior at the oscars. how did it take so long to for people to finally say enough? i mean, he was abusive to his assistants. i just don't understand it. well, you know, look at this town today. look at republicans. they know that donald trump is lying about winning the election. he didn't win the election. you know, he lost by 7 million votes. and they know that. but they're afraid to say anything. so fear is they don't want trump to come out against them. they'll lose the primary. they fear. so fear of harvey is similar to the fear we see here. a second a second reason no one wants is conformity. no one wants to be a rat. they don't want to, you know, they want to conform, keep a low profile, not get on the bad side of people or think that people will think ill of you

>> cuomo is suing her. saying she did that for political purposes to dislodge him as governor. there is a growing case she is very politically motivated in these cases. be that as it may. she filed the charges. there is obviously issues with what, how he presented the numbers. and it is, it is going to take a political to. neil: why did her office say that this was worthy to consider down the road, criminal charges and yet, another couple of investigations they did not? >> well, wait a second. she is saying it is worthy of criminal charges. why didn't she bring the criminal charges up to the irs. she will bring it to the irs. >> trust me on this one, the new york state attorney general's office has broad powers to bring criminal charges against any entities, financial entities in new york state. you can bring them under something known -- neil: by not doing that this smells a little more political? >> for her kicking it to the irs, if she thinks there is a criminal page, is absurd. under the martin act you can indict someone stealing a bagel. that was the big thing eliot spitze

i read and i loved an article in the new yorker on mario cuomo was one of my favorites. it was great to great people. so before i talk about harvey weinstein now, i love mario cuomo. this was common knowledge. he was i mean, he was he would berate people in public. he was you know, they commented on his behavior at the oscars. how did it take so long to for people to finally say enough? i mean, he was abusive to his assistants. i just don't understand it. well, you know, look at this town today. look at republicans. they know that donald trump is lying about winning the election. he didn't win the election. you know, he lost by 7 million votes. and they know that. but they're afraid to say anything. so fear is they don't want trump to come out against them. they'll lose the primary. they fear. so fear of harvey is similar to the fear we see here. a second a second reason no one wants is conformity. no one wants to be a rat. they don't want to, you know, they want to conform, keep a low profile, not get on the bad side of people or think that people will think ill of you

for example, having to purchase to medication [inaudible] the cuomo therapy infusion i'm one of those. being able to have a care provider if affordable. consistent chronic aid health problems and most important low being able to address emotional and social problems the need professional attention. with the passage of the inflation reduction act for lower health care costs we have taken an important step in creating long-term affordability and will help spread the costs predictable for patients and survivors. to speaker pelosi, thank you for your support, leadership and our continue efforts to ensure this very important legislation was successful. thank you for bringing affordable medical coverage and access to cancer medication to the forefront. you have demonstrate third degree is a human right's issue. one that will impact the constituency you representative in the house of representatives. earlier i mentioned the challenges this we face as cancer parents with this law there will be reassurances the cost of cancer medication will be not one of them there is a bright future for me.

continued influenced by wes and other campaigners who validated when the governor of new york state andrew cuomo signed an executive order, pushing old agencies to develop plans for 80 percent renewable energy provided long and nor acting on black mold. every community in the state, let's do it now. throughout the united states, polish and to solidifying united by the commitment to meeting the paris sickening targets, the group climates, mass as over 300 members of 1200 governance mass colleges, universities and businesses have joined the public campaign, pulled. we are still in a union of 12 states. clos, puerto rico has been founded by the governor of washington, new york, and california, the united states climate alliance as a coalition of states that have reacted to president tramps, decision to whatever are united states from the climate treaty. and the states stepped up, taking it upon themselves to do the things that would be necessary if in either states we're still at the table. this is a coalition that can get as big as there are jurisdictions that are willing to work with us. i think

[music] >> the main candidates are mario cuomo, a young italian american lawyer from queens. >> you've got to give their children education, housing. >> very tough, very popular, and then there's another candidate. >> good morning, everybody. hi, hi. hi, hi. >> say hello. >> thank you. >> i am running for mayor, just want to say hello. >> ed koch was a little bit of an underdog, a little bit of an unknown, he was a nobody, and was another outsider could. >> it's just me. i don't think anybody took it all that seriously. >> what can i do? >> that is until rupert embraced him. ed koch as politics were not such of conscious democrat.>> there should have been a curfew in the right areas, the national guard in my judgment should have been alerted and brought in. >> the law and order candidate, so he fit rupert's profile. >> and important, if he endorses ed koch and he goes on to become mayor, koch will owe him. and what rupert also understands is that he can do much more than indoors a political candidate, he can turn his paper into effectively a political weapon. [music] >> one day, wake u

. >>> former mayor andrew cuomo filed a state complaint over sexual harassment of multiple employees.lydell says tuesday night that the fbi seized his phone. he claims he was surrounded by cars at a fast food restaurant saying they had a search warrant for his phone, adding that his lawyer advised him to hand it over. he posted on social media from a federal prosecutor in colorado. >>> employees failed to adequately protect the data of their customers, possibly opening its operation to a foreign adversary. there was at least one foreign agent on the company's payroll. chad pilgrim reports from capitol hill. >> reporter: spies in the palm of your hands. there is an opportunity for foreign intelligence services to work under cover as spy on twitter. >> i believe twitter is a gold mine. >> reporter: senator chuck grassley said he told him that china had at least one agent. he said twitter is lacks of potential threats, placing profit over security and tracking everything. >> what's the phone number and what's the latest ip address in. >> reporter: a twitter person characterizing his test

kathy hochul took over after andrew cuomo's resignation last year. lee zeldin says he will bolster the police presence. >> todd: nine migrants died crossing the rio grand. tom homan will tell us how dangerous joe biden's policies really are. >> the fbi went to facebook and the media and gave them the false narrative that the hunter biden laptop from hell was russian disinformation. what the fbi did was krution and election interference. >> ashley: former president trump calling out the fbi for censuring the hunter biden laptop scandal. there is a relationship between biden and a top justice department lawyer, we'll tell you what we know next. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks... choose stelara® from the start... and move toward relief after the first dose... with injections every two months. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, new skin gro

james's office, if we are tipping our political hand we have a funny way of doing it, chasing andrew cuomo out of office and now he is suing her and you have the former president of the united states arguing the same thing, don't know if you can or will sue her but you get the point they say they are being scrupulously fair. there is no way to know the way this is going but the timing again is curious. >> it is and miss james literally said the word she was planning on taking mr. trump down and the grandstanding is another cause for concern when there is something yet to be established by a court of law and the prosecutor's office have been notably silent on this and if the allegations are established as true, certainly that would be significant civilly and criminally so there will be many defenses lodged, the bias and motive of miss james will be part of that and should be, as this is looked into but maybe this is not the biggest headache for mr. trump on the legal side but it is another thing to deal with. neil: can her office go so far as to say not only should you be banned from runnin

dagen: not just d.a.s it is governor it was cuomo now hochul, fine with this they are fine with -- law you a biding residents living in fear midst violence mayhem, death they are fine with it. maria: parently next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now good tuesday more oftening thanks very much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo, it is tuesday, september 20, top stories 8:00 a.m. on the nose on easement, we are waiting on federal reserve, as global interest rates are at multi-year highs right now. stocks this morning lower, as federal reserve kicks off day one of its september meeting, fed, is expected to raise rates that is why the dow industrials are down 103 s&p down 18 nasdaq lower by 69 fed expected to raise rates by 75 basis points, in effort to stomp down inflation this morning, the swiss central bank rose -- raised interest rates a full point in the most aggressive move in three decades, for the swiss central bank, yields on the move 10-year treasury this morning highest level since april 2011, up 5 basis points a level 3.543% on 10-year stocks hire yesterday said and

deblasio, cuomo, the list goes on as far as why new york city kids were so at a disadvantage on zoomatch up essentially for the next 10 years, which is the remainder of their educational careers. a lot of kids will have to be held back possibly as a result. this is really detrimental. >> let's remember six months into the biden administration was a year and a half into covid. look, jean-pierre's point about the american rescue plant. leave it to democrats that schools can only be open if you spend trillions of new dollars. smaller private and catholic schools were open. teachers in florida. only where teachers unions and democrats held the key that really schools were kept closed. we wonder why to your point we are where we are with the statistics. >> julie: who will take responsibility? will anybody take responsibility? i had kids in school in new york city and the week that the city shut down all the schools, i moved out about two hours east from here to another catholic school. my kids were if catholic here because the city forced them to close here. two hours out of here they wer

>> i think she's worse than cuomo. to tell you, what she's trying to do, she's trying to blame the district attorney. when the truth is, look, this guy is charged of criminal possession of a weapon and criminal mischief. both misdemeanors. the criminal possession of a weapon in a fourth degree, if he has a prior conviction, which the "new york post" reports he has, then it's third degree, and then it makes a violent felony. we don't know if that's the case. criminal mischief is charged as a misdemeanor. a misdemeanor is $250. he definitely did the felony criminal mischief, which i think is $1500. so the da charged lower probably than he could have, but it wouldn't have made a darn bit of difference as it relates to bail. that's her problem. that's her issue. if she had any honesty, she would say we've got to change the bail laws because of my party's decision to have social justice and bail for everybody, this guy walked out. i can guarantee you, harold, they gave him his axe back. all right? she's the one person who h

. >> you know why i should have know it was cuomo, because franken never does anything to people whilehich cleared up their election performance by saying this, i never denied i lost, i'm not delusional, just so that's clear. stacey abrams or hillary clinton? >> it was the people's pantsuit. did you see the look, by the way? going to make a big difference in the game. what's the answer? >> i'm not delusional. >> we can do this. >> i thought it was your girl hillary. >> jesse: does this question even matter? should we just finish the game? let's just finish it. >> look, i always finish. >> jesse: okay. emily, category is honeymoon sweet. perfect segueway. which female comedian bragged about the amount of times she's gotten the vaccine, and said this, i just got my third booster, i got jabbed more times than on my honeymoon. >> rough visual, but it was joy behar. >> is it joyless joy? >> i just got my third booster. >> jesse: sorry. jimmy, you won. you covered the spread. you get the nice baseball cap. sink or swim. >> i don't think that's going to fit your large head. >> i'll take this

dagen: not just d.a.s it is governor it was cuomo now hochul, fine with this they are fine with -- lawidst violence mayhem, death they are fine with it. maria:

. >> what i was on to say about strippers in nursing homes it's better than the time andrew cuomo sentstor and! >> greg: that was pretty good! >> this is why they did this. the nursing attendants themselves wanted a day off because all men as you know were slapping -- sniffing here, you know young nurses are getting ripped all the time. the only way we should be mad is if they didn't to. other than that -- >> greg: i don't think they have free money lying around. nursing homes, you know? maybe they do, maybe they tip in different ways. little notes. i don't know and i'm saying, but will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ energy demands are rising. and the effects are being felt everywhere. that's why at chevron, we're increasing production in the permian basin by 15%. and we're projected to reach 1 million barrels of oil per day by 2025. all while staying on track to reduce our carbon emissions intensity in the area. because it's only human to tackle the challenges of today to help ensure a brighter tomorrow. [school bells] when pain says, “i'm here,” i say, “so are they.” ♪ aleve - who do you take

when cnn axed his best buddy chris cuomo leaving him lonely and confused.an stelter leave with his belongings in a box. finally the time came for cnn last week when cnn said demoting him from "primetime" and putting him in the morning show. don says it was a promotion. just like anybody i don't believe what he says. nothing could prepare don lemon for what happened on his show last night. while covering the funeral for the queen he decided to royal family paying out reparations and here's how it went. >> then you have those who are asking for reparations for colonialism, some people want to be paid back and members of the public are wondering why are we suffering when you are, you know, you have all of this vast wealth? >> i think you are right about reparations in terms of people want it though what they need to do is you always need to go back to the beginning of the supply chain. where was the beginning of the supply chain? that was in africa and when across the entire world when the slavery was taking place which was the first nation in the world that a

during an interview on news nation, former cnn anchor chris cuomo accepted a job at a fledgling networkg up my gas tank and drove away. [laughter] nice! but it was nice to see new station and finally broadcasting in color. [laughter] you can't have them all. chris's brother andrew has adopted a new tv job. i'm looking for him on the qvc selling his new brand of nipple ring. though he says the senior discount will no longer be available. black family is suing sesame place alleging some of their costumed characters ignored their daughter based on her race. president biden chimed in saying any excuse for ignoring a little girl does not pass the sniff test. all this comes after "sesame street" controversially blamed bert and ernie for spreading monkeypox. [laughter] the makers of grand theft auto announced they are releasing a version of the hit game now with the ability to play as a female character. which will make it even more realistic now that it is a woman crashing the car. a sexist would say. i just on that. this past weekend a group of nazi protesters showed outside a usa convention

you were closing in and a very blue state simply because the incompetence and corruption of andrew cuomoe refuses to push legislature stop with zero cash may appear to be so horrific results again. this lunatic goes to a mcdonald's with backpack and swings it and break stuff and almost kills people. 18 hours in jail, and out again. you called a press conference and a panicked governor hochul followed you. what is your message to crime in new york? >> it is out of control we need to take back our streets. we need to remove alvin bragg. we need to back our men and women in law enforcement. our streaks should belong don't belong to law-abiding citizens instead of criminals. you see the mcdonald's in lower manhattan this guy swinging his acts, chopping down walls and swinging customers. this guy was released on cashless bail before the price got colder. you need the governor of the state of new york to be leading this date. it doesn't matter whether republican, democrat, independent people are desperate for safety and security and are not getting it. spell congressman, the republicans to tak

to be fair to the attorney general, she gets fair and balanced hate mail after all governor cuomo inout of his job because of that. none too pleased with her. where do you think this goes? >> yeah, neil, a few interesting things about today's filing. it's super long. longer than i anticipated. the complaint is over 250 pages and puts a lot of evidence in there or i should say allegations. see if she can back it up with evidence. one thing they're here, she's pursuing civil charges. if it was criminal case, it would be beyond a criminal doubt. this is just civil. the reporter just noted, she is trying to stir up some interest among prosecutors by making a criminal referral to the federal prosecutors of new york as well as to the irs. >> neil: but she could start out that way and she didn't. sort of like a jump ball. threatening that. so does it lose its impact? >> it might lose its impact a little bit. federal prosecutors and the irs get referrals fairly often. because they get a referral doesn't mean they're going to act on it. it would be a fair question for them to say, why didn't

on top of that, new york state passed a law in 2019, then governor andrew cuomo, closing a new york state-- >> i'm going to redirect you a little bit. not that i don't love your legal analysis. the question was about the case against him. i think double jeopardy is interesting to lawyers, but what's he on trial for? is it a strong case? >> yes, sorry, it's a very strong case. he defrauded maga people to build a wall. they've got receipts, emails, emails where he is talking about how they have to do this so they can keep the grips going. they've got him dead to rights on this. it's a very strong case. i absolutely expect him to be convicted, and this is something we've seen from new york state before. the new district attorney, this is i think the second trump crony that he's going after who had previously been pardoned by the president. so, again, we've got people who are already in significant legal trouble that donald trump tried to get off the hook. now state governments, new york state in this case, are coming up behind cleaning up that trumpian mess. i absolutely expect steve bannon

progressive -- if i can be reductionist, along the trajectory of the italian americans, if i say today cuomou can't tell by the italian name what their affiliation is. because they've assimilated. there were catholic, southern european, they came from sicily, southern italy, it took longer, but basically until this wave where we gave up on assimilation and control borders, they were starting to mimic the patterns of italian americans. >> tucker: you think that's changing? >> absolutely. i mean, there's a wide open border today. it reverberates through our whole society, so we're telling people you must be vaccinated. i don't want to get in the science of that, but citizens are supposed to be vaccinated, but not 2 million people coming across the border unvented, 100,000 refugees are not going to be asked to be vaccinated but the soldiers who escort them at risk to their lives have to be vaccinated the vaccination is not the point, its why do we make it harder on a citizen then a noncitizen, that's what i just -- >> tucker: i've noticed the same, and i see it on a bunch of different levels. b

cuomo for redistricting. the funny thing is he will say all of that allegedly at the dinner table.n the media calls his office to get a comment, they say we decline. >> brian: do you know why it is? because it happened and it's all true and he can't deny it. >> ainsley: to be a fly on the wall well now you are. >> brian: no reason to be a waiter. >> ainsley: no reason if you are going to have that kind after conversation you should maybe ask for a private room at the restaurant. >> brian: if you are chuck schumer, by the way joni ernst is going to be on a little bit later at 8:40 we will talk about that and what she said behind closed doors. >> steve: she is a senator from iowa. all right. it is 14 minutes after the top of the hour. >> ainsley: hand it over to ms. carly who has a little baby in her tummy. she is going to be a momma. she has some headlines. >> carley: i do. let's start with this. king charles iii and queen consort in wails wrapping up wales.held in honor of queen elizabeth. in london mourners are still lined up. some for the better part of their day to may their res

the case of a very popular at one time, very popular democrat , if you go back far enough, andrew cuomo, she pursued that case just as she's taken on trump. >> she's really been the model of prosecutor here. she's taken on people on both sides of the aisle, people who supported her own candidacy. i mean, she's really not been bound by any particular ideological constraint. she's really pursued the law here, and again, she's been very careful. this isn't a criminal prosecution. it's a civil suit, which means that the standard of proof is going to be lower than reasonable doubt. it's going to be likely a preponderance of the evidence, which is considerably lower, easier to prove for the government, and it means he may not be going to jail, but as nick says, he's probably going to be disgorging vast amounts of his current property and he's going to be barred from doing business in the state of new york, essentially, if you read the terms of this complaint and if a judge and jury agree that this is the appropriate remedy. she's really done a good job sewing this up, making her case, and mak

he lectures americansleaves on violence after hiding in hi s basement.like chris cuomo with covid during months of rioting. he's such a lame duck, heoi should avoid dick cheney. so what's the point here? here? well, this speech was a political call to arms, a feeble distraction. that's trying to pit two groupsi against each other.t twgrou he's basically michael vick ps againstand we'r ee the pit bs with the . i don't know. i thought that time had passed. it was his it was his cousins, n man. i don't know.. i didn't follow this story.n't o i did. all right. at the same and at the same time, he's claiming he's unifying. but i've seen more people brought together by leprosy that i he doesn't just want toe be a wartime president . >> he wants toa rtim be a civil wartime president . >>ident. so funny, hilarious.. hilarious. but the only thing he has inh ll common with lincoln is they're both brain dead. t >>heboth brain but joe has a poa maybe there is a side in thiseye country that's a threat to democracy and they use anger and violence. when they don't get what they want, they shut down the

what's interesting is opponent governor kathy hochul took over for andrew cuomo doesn't even want to debate. like most democratic candidates this election cycle. idates and a poll released earlieron c this month shows lizelleycle lie now within the margin of error in deep blue new york. here with reaction, new york republican gubernatorial candidate lee re's. first, the crime is that bad. it is out of control. they're releasing people thatri. are committing violent crimes. we see it again and again. we canagain an show a lot of taf people want. why is it the governor has steadfastly refused to rescind these no baiasl laws? wh why is it that they're nott th refunding the nypd instead off defunding it? panderingde ton far left pro criminal allies in her own party., when i was calling for a repeal of castle's bail, she is sayinge that there wasn't any data tos support it. wano datne toher positio is that you have to elect her to find out what her position on changing castle's bill might be . wh in january , when i waen is pledging to fire alvin bragg, as soon as i get sworn intod he off

just if i could be reductionists along the trajectory of italian americanst, alons, if i say todu cuomouliani, youom can't tell by the italian name what their affiliation is because holi've assimilated. they were catholics, southern european. they came from sicily. c, southern cand southern italy but basically untilol this way, e upe we gav on assimilation and control borders, they were starting to of ic the patterns of italian american. and you think that's changing?ch absolutely.el i meany. , there's a wide open rever border today.ugh ou it reverberates to our whole society. so we're telling people you must be vaccinated. i don't want to get inens the science of that. but citizens aresupposed supposs be vaccinated, but not two million people coming across the border unvetted or one hundred thousand refugees are not going to be asked to be vaccinated. but the soldiers who escort them at risk forrisk to their s have to be vaccinated. int, the vaccination is not the point. it's why do we make it harder on a citizen than alonso? just - >>- that's what i am.d the and what is the.n a bu i'v

which is for elderly, you had governor cuomo in new york sending elderly back into nursing homes who still had not gotten over covid. you should have sent them to the ritz-carlton and giving -- and given them room service. we should have had focused pretension to the people who were most vulnerable to it. people with comorbidities and the elderly. more and more people are coming around to that point of view. unfortunately, we were hoping we could get around the natural course of the pandemic like we saw with spanish influenza and likely seen throughout history without herd immunity reaching a critical mass. the idea that we have to get to herd immunity at some point -- the vaccine turned out to have been oversold. that's a much order question then people thought. i think those guys may end up being vindicated. the way the color put it is a little harsh. -- the way the caller put it was a little harsh. john: you are on with steven hayward. caller: after the great depression, we introduce regulation to the banks to avoid economic catastrophe. afterwards, we experienced decadent days of

which is for elderly, you had governor cuomo in new york sending elderly back into nursing homes who still had not gotten over covid. you should have sent them to the ritz-carlton and giving -- and given them room service. we should have had focused pretension to the people who were most vulnerable to it. people with comorbidities and the elderly. more and more people are coming around to that point of view. unfortunately, we were hoping we could get around the natural course of the pandemic like we saw with spanish influenza and likely seen throughout history without herd immunity reaching a critical mass. the idea that we have to get to herd immunity at some point -- the vaccine turned out to have been oversold. that's a much order question then people thought. i think those guys may end up being vindicated. the way the color put it is a little harsh. -- the way the caller put it was a little harsh. john: you are on with steven hayward. caller: after the great depression, we introduce regulation to the banks to avoid economic catastrophe. afterwards, we experienced decadent days of