we're going to hear from doug governor cuomo is former secretary melissa to rosa. we're going to speak to about three members of his task force, medical advisor, dr.. adams and dr. howard zakhar from the new york health department. and we're looking forward to hearing their versions of what took place because the government wants to say he followed cms guidelines, but if you follow the dates, he did not. the guidelines came out in march 13, 12 days before he issued his mandate for the nursing homes to accept covid 19 patients. >> what are you trying to learn from governor cuomo well, i'm trying to learn why he would do something like this is a doctor who has treated infections. >> it goes against all medical common sense to take someone who was highly contagious and put them in amongst the most vulnerable. the idea to quarantine and to treat them that is not what took place here. and the question is, why, what kind of medical advice was he being given? what was the motive for wanting to do this this move that clearly goes against, as i say, medical common sense. an

col and cuomo -- which caused vullo and cuomo to decide to target their partners and seek to coerce them into boycotting the nra. they are seeking to penalize the nra because of its speech advocating for gun rights. justice thomas: so your argument is that the sanctions on a third party suppressed the speech of nra? mr. cole: your honor, the court's first amendment restrictions does not require proof of suppression, it requires proof of burden. it is legal to propose on dollars fine -- a $1 fine. here we have actually alleged -- it has cost the nra millions of dollars as a result of the kinds of coercion that has been put in place here, and the nra like any other advocacy group relies on banks, relies on insurance companies to be able to do their business. and what is the business? political advocacy. justice kagan: isn't the issue of coercion different than the first amendment question? you are relying i think bantam books, is that correct? mr. cole: yes. >> as i read that case, there were two things going on. there was unconstitutional prior restraint, and the court recognized that, an

governor cuomo essentially conceded as chn two ....... responding to this lawsun which he said, "the regulations new york put in place are working. we are forcing the nra into financial jeopardy. we won't stop until we shut them wn. it is time to put e gun lobby out of business. #bankruptthenra." the only question is whether ese allegations taken as a ol plausibly plead airst amendment claim. cause vullo chose coercion over persuasion, they do. i welcome the court's questions. justice thomasmrcole, what is the protected speech that you allege has been supesd? mr. cole: promoting guns. voting for gun rights. sending the wrong message. is precisely the speech of the nra which caused mr. col and omo -- which caused vullo and cuomo to decide to target their partners and seek to coerce them into boycotting the nr they are seeking to penalize the nra because of its speech advocating for gun rights. justice thomas: so your argument ishat the sanctions on a third party suppressed thepeh of nra? mr. cole: your honor, the court's first amendment re

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it is true that she and governor cuomo have said things about the nra. there is nothing that ties that give and take in the complaint. certainly not plausibly so to the feelings about the nra. the tweets my friend has been referring to by governor cuomo are not even in the complaint. i think it is very natural that in a meeting about resolving these issues you will say i will look past some issues in order to strike the resolution. that is all that is. >> can i ask you about the standards again? suppose i agree with you that illegality was at the heart of what was going on, that all of the products were illegal. let's assume i agree with you on that. doesn't that coalesce to coercion -- doesn't that go less to coercion than whether or not that coercion of the third-party affected a violation of the first amendment? the fact that the business was illegal does not necessarily mean the february meeting was not coercive. government action in enforcing the law is coercion. isn't it just that she had a good defense to the argument that there is a problem under

giraul >> so there you have it,t geraldo versus olbermann with the surprise appearance ola by cuomo.ill discuss itnn ae in depth on his new show currently airing on gas station pumps across tri state area. rog, who you root for in this idiot en idiot action? >> well, i have to say, keith olbermann, just the fact that he feels comfortable >> t to women. yeah, there's some sort of prize he should get. yeahs so , that's true. >> that's saying he's he doesn't just go after all. he'll just go after after any girl and just going after riley gaines is just, is something that took i got to saynd of co a special kind of courage. >> yeah. yeah. an has it.t yeah, he does. charlie. idiot. an idiot. action who do you root for?route >> i love watching idiot on idiot action. >> iit all the time on bravo. usually deals with the housewives but older men oo olde equally i've found is entertaining. >> i don't know. i just wish that we gontt to her all of these insults in person like you post to show your voice. coming f >> but if we could have heard it actually coming from their mouths, it would have b

in sweeps chris cuomo to white knight him saying i've seen you guys give a pass in person because youds in to this is that situation times a million. there you haven't girault though with olbermann and a surprise appearance by cuomo i bet he will discuss it in depth on his show airing on the gas station pumps across the tri-state area. >> just the fact that keith olbermann feels comfortable enough to attack women as some sort of prize he should get. in this day and age. he will go after any girl. >> going after riley gains is something i have to say takes a special kind of courage. and he has it. >> greg: charly idiot on 80 action hoodie route for? >> i love it i watch it all the time on bravo older men on x is equally as entertaining i just wish we got to hear all the insults in person. if we could have heard actually coming from their mouse it would it have been so good. you're to hear first first 80 on 80 action. that's good. open the vault we've got a show. jamie which 80 it? >> 80 on 80 it is the only porn i watch lately. i didn't even mean it to be like that. i hadn't heard from

a but governor cuomo. >> laura: yes you can hear [laughter] >> you call them governor cuomo.ematical poly. >> in a hetero relationship that stilol wants to catch an std, congratulations. th>> laura: it is -- [laughter] finally gen z gen z has a ne gww way of preventing wrinkles. >> it is supposed to help you noosedt get wrinkles. it looks really awed but i mean, looking youthful. nothing says beautifulto like er fike diet coke out o antiwrinkle. >> laura: oh, my god, to come i hate the stanley so much and the sound they make., i hate how they carried pure drink at home and i don't want to see your stanley. >> that is the whole thing they have a word for people that use d they call them idiots. the way you avoid wrinkles, laura, if you are drinking one o of these, no one has invited you outside of the house to hang n out, that is it! >> laura: jimmy hits the >> carley: a fox news alert, the president of colum b

from perry cuomo to the cars, notorious b.i.g.25 new entries, spanning nine decades, into their national recording registry. blondie's "heart of glass" made the list. ♪ got a heart of glass ♪ >> debbie harry says they had to fight their that song. >> when we handed in this album, the record company didn't like it. >> byron: the library of congress calling them audio

so during the pandemic, andrew cuomo, who was then the governor of new york state, issued an executive order that essentially paused all of the statute of limitations on crimes, because no one was in a position to investigate any crimes, and essentially gave about a year of an additional timeframe in order to bring these cases. - [margaret] in which this just barely fit. - rely made it. - federal prosecutors and da bragg's predecessor, cy vance, refused to bring this case, or declined. - declined - to bring this case. does it give you pause that bragg's predecessor declined to bring the case forward? - i don't wanna comment on what those earlier administrations said. all i will say about alvin bragg's decision is that the burden of proof in a criminal case rests with the government and the prosecutor, and the government has to establish its case beyond a reasonable doubt. that's an incredibly high standard. the government is fighting uphill. and so i would like to think that da bragg, having a full understanding of the evidence that is ihis court, would know whether or not he has the g

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chris cuomo was a colleague at the time, replied baseball bat in a tarp, which. yeah so a lot their attitude towards beavers but is that still prevalent are they seen as as pests that are just need to be managed around our arctic. yeah in our landscaping. well mean that's a really great question and it varies region to region because i think beavers definitely need a rebrand. i mean they were pelts then they were considered pests and now they're water superheroes. so i mean, beavers can help us with every environmental problem. we have to do with accelerated climate change. we have drought. we have too much water and then too little water. we're in this climate whiplash. so thinking about things in the east, when have beavers in the river system creating, wetlands, when we have an extreme rain event, that water isn't going to go into the river system and rush out into the ocean. it's going to be held the wetlands which are like sponges under the ground are going to hold it. they're going to store, they're going to cleanse it. so you have groundwater recharge and

governor cuomo is good to see you. college costs out of control.u did that. a lot of them didn't, so this is not difficult math to figure out. >> i think it was very healthy and really a very predictable development, neil. we got a young people encouraged to go to four-year schools, expensive four-year schools, for whom that probably wasn't the best choice. word is out now, there is some tremendous careers for people with skills and you don't need four years and a lot of student debt to achieve those skills. >> neil: yeah, i look at my plumber, when he comes to my house, his people have people, it's a s.w.a.t. team and he arrives like elvis when it is time for him to do things. but we don't appreciate that, to your point, governor, like foreign countries do in germany where they are practically praised, electricians and mechanics, in italy and elsewhere. we don't treat with the same respect. why not? >> well, we haven't, but let's hope that that is changing, and i think it is. again, these enrollment figures, i think these trends are going to accel

. >> was he did a partnership, if they had stuck with it and if they had said cuomo we will support everybodybye, we like you only embrace that well they then could've used that to get of the people just cannot the brand. jeff: basically weighed about it but is poorly is a good although and only north america take a look into the numbers from their annual report in terms of the rest of the world south america sales of almost 30 percent europe middle east and africa, when vision percent in a shake us up as well. and out of north america, the biggest market is down about 15 percent overall on the year. stusometimes you just cannot do something right no matter how hard you try c1 looks like a case about right there are bright thank you in the market this morning, half-hour into the trading session, the dow is down 150 with the nasdaq about 100 points and what official claims that ice is gay could slip through the border and carry out most hostile attack were guy brandon gentlemen gets into that and joe contra just with house doubling down on their transgender proclamation on easter sunday califo

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the history of new york, more than franklin roosevelt, more than teddy roosevelt, more than mario cuomon anybody. but unlike his illustrious predecessors, spitzer would only last one year in office before self-destructing in a way that absolutely no one had foreseen. so i have a theory of leadership. oftentimes, people rise to positions of power where they are able to remove anyone from their inner circle who will tell them when they're being an asshole, and that moment, when they choose to do that, often sets the course for their downfall. that may have been the case. in the fall of 2006, silda asked me not to work for eliot. -why? -she said, "you're the only sort of senior older man that he listens to, and he needs to have some advice. and if you go to work for him, he will stop listening to you." but lloyd became a senior advisor to spitzer anyway, because he still believed that his old friend was on his way up. did you notice any change in him? i had noticed the change in him prior to the election-- a kind of--of arrogance which i, you know, had not seen before. he didn't sound like

. >> julie: the "wall street journal" coming out saying this, the former new york governor cuomo writes an op-ed titled anti-semitism at columbia university is a disgrace. imagine if in the wake of 9/11 pro-al qaeda protestors chased new yorkers out of the city? that's such an incredible point to add out. remember, after 9/11 everyone was pro-american. it didn't matter whether you were jewish or christian. but now that sentiment has completely changed. this would be unacceptable because we were under attack by terrorists. why is it acceptable now? >> it is not acceptable. i have to go back and just say that is ridiculous to blame this on joe biden. it is an appalling lie to blame this on joe biden. >> joe biden hasn't spoken with clarity. >> i let you talk. >> you let me talk. i spoke. >> they are protesting the president who has stood with israel from the beginning and they are not democrats. these are people who are radicals. >> democrats, make no doubt about it. the people who lead the universities are democrats. be honest. >> if i could finish my comment. these are people who have s

cuomo did it with an executive order. that the two culprits here in my opinion the governor and adams should be pushing the legislature and of course the legislature has to act afterwards. >> lawrence: paul, before i let you go, i have been following what is happening on twitter nypd and activist attorney it. seems like after the murder of officer diller that there has been an offense between the nypd. they are not taking it anymore. what is going on? >> seeing uncharacteristic pushback. generally in my career police are sean it as public servants. you learn after a while that you are going to take this kind of beating in the press. whether you like it or not, whether it's justified or not. i think things have really bottomed out. what has also happened the hierarchy of the police department here. arrests for instance take alvin bragg's jurisdiction. last number i saw they were up 50%. they have cops working overtime, mandatory overtime in the subways. these guys are working. they are not getting the credit for it. i thin

vp harris said recently duringr. ,you know, pretty grotesque fawning interview with drew ine, cuomo spoke out against those who dare to criticizee her constant, inappropriate, weird giggling and laughing. taked giggling look. >> you know, you were asking me earlier about what it means to bout whate like the first won >> and, you know, it's funny because people go get usedmy sta to it. right. i mean, my staff, for example, l sometimes they'll show me little things that just amuse showhing. >> like, apparently some people love to talk about the way i laugh. oh, ye wghs i love your laugh. you s well, let me jusomt tell you something. i have my mother laugh, and i u grew up around a bunch of womeno in particular who left from the village. yeah, they laughed. ththey would sit aroundrinkin the kitchen and drinking their coffee, telling big storie coffees with big laughs. >> you know, i'm never going to be such a success. that's just. i'm not that person. now, there's really only one way to stop kamala from laughing t. office vote her out of office. that would be 189 days from now. and you can s

over by a handful of agitators michael, there's an op-ed in today's wall street journal from andrew cuomo, former new york governor at criticizing the administration of columbia and kind of the way that he put it. >> he wrote, quote seriously, the answer is for jews to flee campus and this kind of alludes to how you're talking about people were told we're gonna learn hybrid like don't, don't be here. he says imagine in the wake of nine 11, if new yorkers had been told to vacate the city because of pro al-qaeda protesters were disrupting daily activities, threatening violence and posing a danger that is columbia's approach see you next fall jews. that's pretty tough, but i mean, is that what's going on here? >> yes. >> i think that's it's a sad but accurate soundbite. >> casey, i know you remember a couple of months ago the hearing where three college presidents testified in front of a congressional committee and elise stefanik beat up on all three of them. >> they were tone deaf. >> they were legally correct in trying to explain in the struggle that they face in regulating speech and prot

the entire cuomo brother affair that people have conveniently forgotten was, you know, one of the more disgraceful episodes of conflict of interest in corporate media in years. and yet it seems that this kind of what what what what happened there again but if it's the more low hanging fruit, you know, if it's especially among the liberal class, it's only a problem at fox, it's only a problem the right and they refuse to see how the relentless barrage of around things like russia ukraine israel-gaza that the new york times the washington cnn, msnbc have been just repeating over and over again same kinds of half truths and distortions around key issues of our day. this is why people lack trust in media this is why we're at a great time where we can be more engaged, more informed about our alternative and independent media outlets, and we can actually choose to support independent and local media that tells us about the things that matter most, and we can turn off the distracting corporate media that tends to be very now. we also a lot of this and read a lot of this media. i want to see w

when professor the university of chicago is looking at what happened when the mario cuomo bridge, heon. and potentially that number can get higher. >> a big number and may be definite commitment as well. stories elsewhere here's your bloomberg brief with dani burger. dani: the u.s. and its allies warning of a strike by iran or its allies. the attack may happen in the coming days. a significant widening of the conflict. the justice department has opened an extended antitrust investigation into the takeover bid for u.s. steel. the companies had hoped for approval in the second or third quarter but this will likely delay at. the takeover has become a hot button issue for the selection. residents by and says he wants u.s. steel to remain domestically owned but stop short of making an explicit push to kill the deal. donald trump said he would try to quash the takeover. bad weather looks set to disrupt the first day of golf's u.s. masters. officials announced the first round won't begin before 9:00 a.m. eastern. the favorite to win his second green jacket. since tiger woods did in 2005. as

on the ground in lake cuomo, italy this morning, at a conference getting under way, steve sedgwick.looks like the villa deste, where you are? >> reporter: exactly, andrew. different from the hotel you and i stayed at at davos a couple years ago. on-air, worst place stayed in. this is opposite. best place. back to global policy. what is really important about today is not just for the u.s. but the global economy. haven't gone chinese growth or any growth out of the european domain as well. everybody globally is looking to the u.s. to maintain it's solid growth it's seen. outsized expectations. so much so that neel kashkari, we all know, maybe won't get something this year. i spoke to chief economist at goldman sachs, and he is confident we'll get cuts. >> i'm not all forecast, i'd be quite surprised if we didn't get rate cut this year. quite surpriseds. base line, pre-consistent with the dot plot but none very surprising under this forecast. >> reporter: and hatzius is there and also richard coo. his comments, chief economist but works under paul volcker. the problem jay powell has t