c-span we were planning to take you live to new york city at 10:00 for a briefing with mayor bill deblasio, obviously running a little late. we'll get to that as soon as it starts here on c-span. taking a look at the u.s. house today, members will be gaveling in at noon eastern. there are five bills on the calendar, including one requiring all federal agencies to make their annual budget justification materials available to the public. and another to notify congress within 30 days whenever an inspector general is placed on paid or unpaid duty status. one round of votes today starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern. and under the house rules for the 117th congress, which were approved yesterday, house floor proxy voting has now been reinstated and is in effect until february 18. watch the house live beginning at noon eastern here on c-span. g at the polls open in georgia. here is the front page of usa today. georgia runoffs. control of senate and voters'-- as presidentnds trump alleges widespread voter fraud in georgia because his loss to joe biden on november 3. republicans are worried those claims,

i feel like deblasio is always questioning things and seems confused.onth and a half ago i went in front of everyone and citizen is the fact come out about what happened you will see that i did nothing wrong and that is exactly what happened. a jury, not just a few, 20 people listened to my truthful statement, the fact that happen, they decided not to bring it to trial and that is what i said to everybody at the beginning and for the mayor to go on and say these comments in charge of the sheriff's department, the lack of leadership, the sheriff continuing to go on countless times and say sheriff's deputies legs were broken when they weren't, new this to be facts, someone has to be held accountable, not only the sheriff has to explain why he did this and we are asking him to resign, that is the mayor since he appoints the sheriff, oversees the department that if he is not holding the sheriff accountable that means he has to be held accountable. carley: we are watching footage of the incident where you say the two plainclothes officers approached you in t

you are absolutely right, the cuomo-deblasio show is deja vu for me.emember them whining about ventilators, getting their fair share. we got them and they screwed it up. it is what it is. and it's cuomo time again, and that's not a good time for america. judge jeanine: he's busy writing his books on leadership and accepting emmy awards. he directed covid patients to be brought back to nursing homes and blamed the federal government for it. >> they don't let him near nursing homes anymore. judge jeanine: no should they. you talked about the art of the steal. now there is a commission, an effort of 10-12 senators to start a commission to review and audit what happened in this last election. in addition to that there is a certification process. all this has to happen before january 20. do you have any hopes it will succeed? >> today as part of a six-person team we did a zoom meeting with hundreds of state legislatures across the battle ground, arizona, michigan, nevada, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. these legislators are hot, they are angry. they want acti

carley: in the last 3 hours new york city mayor bill deblasio giving update on the nypd officer's condition. >> we saw extraordinary bravery. extraordinary bravery. he was in good spirits, looks like he is going to make a strong recovery. carley: the plainclothes officer approached a man carrying this handgun when he was struck below his bulletproof vest. the 31-year-old cop, in a gun violence division fired back running the suspect at least once. the suspect believed to be the gunman is now in custody. it comes after an hours long manhunt ends in texas is a man suspected of shooting at texas deputy is in custody. authorities arresting martinez after searching for him for hours. officers responding to reports of a suspicious person when martinez opened fire, hitting at the beauty. police say martinez was facing two felony charges at the time of his arrest. the deputy who was injured is expected to make a full recovery. todd: another fox news alert, two killed after a 6-hour hostage standoff at a children's medical center in texas, the initial 9 one one call about an armed suspect after in d

mayor deblasio: thank you, so much dr. katz. what a beautiful story of mitch katz's 98-year-old dad, world ward r war 2 hero, thank god, still with us. and mitch, i admired your devotion to your mom and dad as something i love about you and appreciate about you. everyone, listen, his 98-year-old dad is not allowed to get the vaccine right now. that doesn't make sense. let's all work together. let's create the flexibility. again, give the city the freedom to vaccinate. give our health care heroes the freedom to vaccinate. someone who is 98, let's get them vaccine. if someone is in the hospital over 75 they should have the right. we can do more than one thing at once. we can focus on vaccinating all the health care heroes who want the vaccine, all the folks in nursing homes and work in nursing homes who want the vaccine while simultaneously expanding the category, reaching folks over 75. reaching educators. reaching police officers. reaching all of the folks who need to get the vaccine as quickly as possible. look, it just is comm

so you sat down with mayor deblasio, what did he say. >> there is a lot of frustration here. this is a state run site. and we have seen people coming here today for the vaccination appointments, but other appointments have been temporarily -- they said currently there is 26,000 doses. new york state is doing about 80,000 or so vaccinations a day. he says they could do more than 100,000 and they're waiting for the latest shipment. we asked mayor deblasio about how frustrated he was about the process, and what he said to new yorkers, about 23,000 of them, that had their points canceled. >> how frustrating has this been? >> it's painful. frustrating and painful that 23,000 people could not get a vaccination because the supply did not arrive. we believed the supply would increase overtime. as more and more production was ramped up. what we sfound that it levelled off just when we were able to do more and more vaccinations. >> that is what we're hearing is the biggest issue right now. a few weeks ago the situation was a lack of people to administer the vaccine, but in the last few

a lot of people say it is all up from there like bill deblasio who is universally hated by democrats and republicans. it is an uphill fight because there's a lot in that fight. it is a crap shoot. >> andrew yang announced he is running for mayor on his 40 sixth birthday but also providing a scaled-back version of universal basic income for those new yorkers most in need. what that plan would consist of his $2,000-$5,000 for the almost half 1 million new yorkers in extreme poverty. a plan like that will come with a hefty price tag to the tune of $1 billion per year. how is that going to be paid for, cities across the country are reeling from the pandemic especially metropolitan cities as high income earners are leaving for lower taxed states. how will you pay for it? universal basic income proponents say it is a handout and we should be focusing on how to get people back to work instead. >> the idea is people on stuart: to to work and have an opportunity to work for that income. >> reporter: there is support for universal basic income. you have the president of atlanta's federal reser

. >> the health department backs up this report while bill deblasio calls for the full truth. >> a story that got a little attention in the media but not much. >> abc 0, 8 seconds, and be seen as one minute 26 seconds, cnn again, cable is from 9 am to 10:00 pm, cnn covering a whopping of 8 seconds, chris cuomo, andrew cuomo's brother, on cnn, new york congresswoman stefanik asking questions on this since the beginning, she says it is nice to finally see a push to justice. >> so much more than a nursing home scandal, this is a massive corruption scandal at the highest level of new york state government. there have been advocates who lost loved ones who have been asking for answers and accountability and transparency and at every turn the governor and his staff individuals. one of the most notable and effective advocates is janice dean and they have belittled her each and every day going so far as calling phase family advocates part of a cold. today, the first step towards justice. we need to get answers and dishes subpoenas immediately against the governor, the commissioner of health in n

know exactly who was in charge of distributing vaccines and when it is convenient he will use bill deblasionvenient he will use donald trump has an arch villain but the other stat we have to mention is new york actually crossed the threshold of 40,000 deaths. while all this is happening people in new york are not getting vaccinated and still getting sick and at the end of the day it is andrew cuomo who is to blame. >> the human toll is greater than the financial toll but we can't afford the financial toll. the state and the city literally printed money, no budget deficit, nothing like that but new york state in a budget deficit of $15 billion and like we said at the top cuomo last week, shutting down businesses is bad? it is bad. andrew cuomo, how much confidence do you that he can oversee to out joe biden funneling up into liberal states like new york? >> that's what i was going to say. it's not him taking responsibility but passing the buck once again, it will put the burden on federal government. the federal government did, chuck schumer did announce we are going to be getting some reimb

governor cuomo facing bipartisan backlash over the new report as bill deblasio calls for the full truthin hood apps reversing course after their decision to restrict daytraders from buying game stop stock, igniting a firestorm beyond the finance world. jillian: lawmakers on both sides of the aisle vowing to investigate how much damage has been done? joining us is professor of business and economics at kings college, brian brennan berg. we were talking about this earlier, this is one story i don't know. a lot of the country too. unless you are in this you don't fully understand what is going on or the ramifications of it. what can we expect this morning when markets open? >> if you want to understand the story a lot of big investors have been betting against game stop, they thought its business was going down the tubes and they were short selling it, you borrowed stock, sell that stock and buy it back when it goes down and make a difference but a bunch of individual investors said wait a second, we don't think that is right, we don't think this story is over, we want to push back against

state that a gram record new year's day surpassing 585 deaths in 24 hours new york city mayor bill deblasioaid the goal is to vaccinate 1 million people by the end of january and the city has received 360,000 doses and have administered 98,000. vaccine hubs will be launched the speed of distribution. tom hanson cbs news new york >>> hospitals in the united kingdom are poised to administer newly approved coronavirus essenes. staff at the national health service will be among the first in line or shots developed by astrazeneca and oxford university and the united kingdom just recorded its highest daily number of covid 19 places of more than 57,000 on saturday. meanwhile drug regulators in india have granted emergency is authorization to the astrazeneca vaccine. so far that vaccine has not been approved in united states. >>> a truly tragic story out of the central valley, nine people died in a fiery head-on crash seven of the victims are believed to be between the ages of six and 15. the accident happened around 8 pm on new year's day and highway 33 s. of fresno. chp says the driver of an suv

carley: in the last 3 hours new york city mayor bill deblasio giving update on the nypd officer's conditionery. extraordinary bravery. he was in

and mayor deblasio's saying -- he has a problem, what will you do? he will go out on the streets. could you imagine the police arresting orthodox jews on the streets of new york? nazi germany, at the same time you cannot spread the virus. you got a public health crisis on your hands. so what do you do? it's a quandary. and what will happen, i predict, is there will be jewish leaders who probably will be arrested. and as a result, they will appeal and it will go through the courts and it will probably go to the supreme court. let's move on. any more questions on religion, or do we want to move on? let's take a look at freedom of speech. freedom of speech, gentlemen, is not an absolute right. you cannot say whatever you want to say, no matter what. there are limitations. and there is a very famous case, shank versus the united states. this goes back to world war i. they were a socialist. world war i broke out and the united states got involved in world war i in 1917. and the army needed guys to join. so they started a campaign to have guys sign up. before they started drafting them

bill deblasio was saying why can't my 75-year-old dad get the vaccine?day cuomo said, okay, we're changing the rules. the elderly and some first responders nypd can get it. monday this comes out and you have to make an appointment. that's the problem. the website is a complete disaster. there's no other way to explain it. even some of the local papers today, dana, are just saying it's complete chaos. so this governor really has to, instead of going out there and celebrating himself, he has to actually lead and talk to people and answer important questions because this is going to be the next tragedy if he doesn't get his act together. >> dana: everyone has been warned. thank you for joining us this afternoon. >> you're welcome. >> dana: republicans eyeing 2022 after losing control of the senate. we have is a look at the future of the republican party, next. >> man: what's my safelite story? i spend a lot of time in my truck. it's my livelihood. ♪ rock music >> man: so i'm not taking any chances when something happens to it. so when my windshield cracked.

have been more steps at the beginning, a may of 2020 report recounts the cuomo reacted to bill deblasio's idea for closing down new york city with derision. it was dangerous he said and served only to scare people. bind it made a report from new york city had nearly 20,000 deaths while san francisco just 35. in april former cdc director tom frieden tweet had new york's stay at home order been issued days earlier so many deaths could have been prevented and now with the ag reported nursing home deaths the call for answers is growing. >> we have to get the full truth and we have to make sure it never ever happens again. >> reporter: tonight republican whip steve scalise has sent over a letter to governor cuomo demanding he hand over all information and data relating to those nursing home deaths by next thursday and there's this as well, us senator been fast tonight writing it is not too late for the academy to ask for their stupid trophy back, he's referencing that controversial any governor cuomo received for his daily covid-19 briefing. shannon: thank you very much. folks in new york are

mayor bill deblasio said he's expecting 17,000 additional moderna doses next week, a 30% increase for that particular vaccine. he said in his words, listen, we need a lot more. but he's really happy about it. they'll need a heck of a lot more than that, jake, if they'll be tiebl open what say meant to be a mass vaccination site here at citi field behind me. >> let's bring in medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. there seems to be some confusion about the location of some of these vaccines. dr. walensky of the cdc says they're focused on where the vaccine in the pipeline is. how is it possible that so many vaccines are unaccounted for? >> this is a real problem, jake. vaccines are the most precious commodity really anywhere in the planet right now. there are many vaccines that are unaccounted for. what we're learning as we're sort of digging into this is that vaccines went to states, and that was tracked by the software platform. so we kind of knew the vaccines that were going to states. then became a little muddled. some states were automatically holding back second doses within the

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york city vaccine rollout or new york vaccine rollout in new york by governor cuomo and mayor bill deblasio what the bank executives are telling fox business right now is that they expect fully to be back with their work force back in the city by closer towards the end of the year than the middle of the year. so this story has a lot of implications in a lot of different ways. one of the big implications obviously is just you are someone who cares about new york city and new york state's budget. not having a full manhattan filled with bankers and traders and brokers and people and support staff that make money going out to restaurants is going to be a big problem. that's going to be an economic problem and if you hold new york city debt this is something you have to worry about, because both the city and state is going to have big budget deficits going forward. the other thing is if wall street gets too used to working from home, you know, who knows if they ever come back in full capacity. it's a theme that we have been hitting on a lot on your show, as you know. but clearly, the delayed vac

i do feel like a lot of the clubs that he went to in new york city might not be following like deblasio'se all ready pretty underground. >> they were all pretty underground if they in fact exist. >> seth: right are you saying this whole time stefan might have been projecting a version of himself that wasn't entirely true? >> there's a thing i always laughed about, because, you know, when i would laugh doing that so much of it is how bad at his job he is. you know, that he's lying. and i felt that you were very -- you knew he was lying, but you were being very patient with him. >> seth: well, i remember neal brennan, our friend neal brennan pointing out he liked to think of the producer backstage with stefan right before he went on weekend update he'd be like, "okay, and just a reminder, stefan, we really want st. patrick's day tips if you can just keep a theme to that." and stefan, just like, promising this would be the time he would actually - >> not listening to him at all he thinks he's, like, the giant frog with the headphone backstage told me. >> seth: did you, uh -- i know you had t

a massive winter storm blanketed new york city with eight inches of snow and deblasio is so dumb, hered the streets. ♪ >> this has been a joke my door man wrote. >> seth: my door man's name is john mulaney russian president vladimir putin said today that he has not received the coronavirus vaccine yet because the version being distributed in russia is not recommended for people over 60 years old and he's pretty sure he's either 42 or 79 so he'll skip it just to be safe according to a new study, college students are drinking less than normal during the coronavirus pandemic said students, "yeah, these days, i'm pretty much done after my tenth white claw. a man in scotland was recently jailed for violating coronavirus restrictions after traveling by jet ski to an island off the coast of britain to see his girlfriend though i think it was probably punishment enough riding on a jet ski in scotland in the middle of december organizers of times squares' new years eve celebration announced this week that singer gloria gaynor will perform her famous song, "i will survive" in honor of essentia

gabe gutierrez spoke with new york city mayor bill deblasio. >> how frustrating has this process beenhow soon before new york city runs out of vaccine? >> this week. >> reporter: mayor bill deblasio says 23,000 appointments have been rescheduled. >> the vaccine supply in america should have increased every single week. we found that we hit a wall quickly. >> so right now at least a dozen states are reporting vaccine supply shortages. in ohio republican governor mike dewine wrote to the biden administration pleading for more vaccines as the state struggles with high hospitalization rates. in california, los angeles county officials say they have most of the resources like large vaccine centers and enough personnel to run them, but again, they lack the doses they need. and in florida, the state's surgeon general issued a new directive limiting vaccines to permanent and seasonal residents to cut down on so-called vaccine tourism. people flying in from around the country and from around the world to get vaccines in florida. sam stein, you've been reporting on this a little bit. a lot of t

deblasio says unused vaccines in freezers should be used to treat police and seniors. >> we could beching folks right this minute who are really vulnerable. 75 years old, 80, 85 years old right now. essential workers right now. and that's the best way to constantly use the supply of vaccine we have. >> nationally about 21 million doses of the vaccine have been distributed but so far only about 5.9 million americans have been inoculated, trace. >> trace: give us the rule. do they have to get rid of the vaccine before they get more coming into the hospitals or do we know how that procedure works? >> here in new york state i know that governor cuomo has said that they need more vaccine. there is only a supply that is sufficient for half of the healthcare workers. even though it's sitting in freezers, trace, my understanding is that the governor is now asking for more vaccines. this again despite the fact that the current supply has not been entirely used up. trace. >> trace: david lee miller live in new york city. sandra, the whole problem with this is happening in state after state aft

bill deblasio is shaig shut down travel now. it is here already.wn travel now is too late. i'm all for testing people coming from the u.k. but it is too late to shut down travel. >> sandra: final thought on that. cuomo is calling it is problematic saying the new strain will be a game changer. the vaccine out there already will fight against it effectively. how concerned are you at this point about that strain? >> again, sandra, you framed it. the vaccine i'm almost positive will cover it. it is not likely to be more deadly. maybe less. the more people that get covid-19 and more problem for the healthcare system. we need to fight the strain with public health measures and vaccine. this has a survival advantage, this strain. we have a few months before it would become a predominant strain. at most it is maybe 5 to 10% of the strain circulating. we need to stay ahead of it. could use u.k. as an example. they went from 30 to 60% of everyone in london having the strain in a matter of weeks. we still have time. >> sandra: dr. siegel, thank you. >> thanks

just recently mayor deblasio said it's 5.3 billion for the next fiscal year.e money the fill the hole. the third attempt to legalize recreational marijuana. they couldn't agree how to distribute the tax revenue. we could see more shops like this one behind me across the state. governor cuomo in a recent address said he believes it will give roughly 600,000 jobs, spur 3.5 billion in economic activity as well. the money part, $300 million in tax revenue just in the next year. we caught up with the ceo of the national can business industry earrings says the tax can't be too high or the black-market will thrive. >> we want to make sure that taxes are not so prohibitive that it pushes the market back underground. i would hope we can come to a place where it's taxed in a manner similar to alcohol. >> new york would join the already 15 states. the question is how will they spend the tax revenue dollars. it would be investing in communities hit hard by the war on drugs. back to you. >> bill: thank you, christina. she is watching that in new york. thanks. [shouting] >>

you saw this happen in new york city where bill deblasio just a few weeks ago said the safest place to be in new york city is, of course, our public schools. that is essentially because with children they seldom contract covid-19, they don't usually have severe cases, it is very rare. they are not major spreaders. they transmit the virus at much lower rates than adults. here in new york what happened was the united federation of teachers, same deal, threatened first a lawsuit, then a strike, only then to go back to work where the mayor gave the union more concessions, including a no lay-off guarantee. so again, those with the least in terms of our children are hurt the most by all of this. you see in chicago as one example that 80% of the 355,000 children in the public school system, 80% of them qualify for free or reduced price lunch that puts a burden on their parents and this is an a bomb nation what these unions are doing. >> bill: no doubt big time. "washington post". now is the time for democrats the stand up for teachers unions. i don't know if they'll do that. you have a provis

bill deblasio in new york says he will redistribute the wealth of the city. on cnbc saying what they want to do is not only keep their wealth but build their wealth faster. i thought that was the idea. that's capitalism, brian and what rich people do. >> this war on wealth, this war on the idea of generating wealth is so unhelpful. go back to how it hits average people. when you generate wealth, when you create capital that's what gets invested into new businesses and where the hiring comes from. austan talks about the labor market situation. we want to see more hiring. guess what? you have to give businesses a reason to invest. if you are attacking wealth, if you are attacking the generation of capital that goes into those businesses, you are not going to get the hiring. let's get the messaging right and let's not give businesses the sense that they will be hitting massive regulations this year which will only discourage them from building and growing their businesses. >> dana: from an economic standpoint do you support a big tax increase going into 2021? >>

mayor deblasio, you want to open up schools?it now because you can do it now in the same science applies now that will apply of september. the choice is yours, but stand up to people who line his pockets to run for mayor. that's ultimate truth. stand up to people who have for him to be in that spot and until he does, nothing will change a. stuart: brian brenberg, we know you as an economist and we appreciate your views on education while you are also an educator. thank you. back to money, pure money, look at the market. i'm going to call that a modest bounce after yesterdays. mark cuban said his 11-year old son made money with the reddit traders and he's cheering on the little guy, more on that ahead. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez definitely is not interested in unity. watch of this. >> there are legitimate white supremacists sympathizers that sit at the heart and at the core of the republican caucus. stuart: how about that. rnc chair ron mcdaniel will respond to that. she joins me next. ♪♪ nicorette knows, quitting smo

c-span we were planning to take you live to new york city at 10:00 for a briefing with mayor bill deblasioy running a little late. we'll get to that as soon as it starts here on c-span. taking a look at the u.s. house today, members will be gaveling in at noon eastern. there are five bills on the calendar, including one requiring all federal agencies to make their annual budget justification materials available to the public. and another to notify congress within 30 days whenever an inspector general is placed on paid or unpaid duty status. one round of votes today starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern. and under the house rules for the 117th congress, which were approved yesterday, house floor proxy voting has now been reinstated and is in effect until february 18. watch the house live beginning at noon eastern here on c-span.

this as the new york city mayor bill deblasio in an interview this morning says the city is terminatingthe trump organization, the trump organization is, of course, firing right back at that. a lot going on, dan. thanks for being here this morning. good to see you. >> trace: let's bring in former u.s. assistant u.s. attorney and fox news contributor andy mccarthy. good to have you back. you hear the house majority leader steny hoyer saying he thinks the articles -- it could go to the senate this week. do you see any scenario, andy, where a trial starts this week in the senate? >> well, it would be difficult proceed durally as i understand the senate rules. they're in recess. there would have to be some parliamentary maneuvering to get them back before the 19th of january. >> trace: it would be tough. a lot of republicans saying listen, we're doing a lot of talking here and we haven't heard the president defend himself. he hasn't had a chance to defend himself. what does that look like? assuming this does go to trial in the senate we're assuming he would be impeached today and the votes