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we've got to have the 45th president of the united states, donald j trump.going to want to miss this but i want to talk about something first. i want to talk about the democrats, their love affair with life and the burden of carrying all the lies all the time. this was an address this week must read by victor davis called the crushing weight of lies. opmi

. >> and they look at donald j. trump battle fighting alongside president trump and they're terrified! and they want him to go away. let me tell you this right now. donald j. trump ain't going anywhere. >> okay. senator cruz's herd instincts, herding instincts are so strong that he moved on from trump attacking his wife and suggesting his father had something to do with the kennedy assassination. remember this? >> i don't get angry often. but you mess with my wife, you mess with my kids, that'll do it every time. donald, you're a sniffling coward, and leave heidi the hell alone. >> herd mentality is alive and well in washington. but it is just not where senator cruz says it is. thanks for watching. our coverage continues. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand-new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old. we wanna buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate answer a few questions. and our techno wi

pulitzer-prize winners, and also co-authors of the 2020 best-seller, "a very stable genius: donald j. trump'sica." welcome to democracy now! carol, let's begin with you. this is your second book on trump. you both reported extensively on the administration. tell us what you found in this book -- what was most striking? carol: yes, there were a lot of things that made our jaw dropped to the ground, but was most striking, people that wanted to serve donald trump, people that were ardent supporters in his white house, his administration, how much they were nearly in panic about the impulses of the president, the degree to which he was willing to put american lives in peril, and actually how much he was willing to risk democracy, again, all for his short-term political gain -- his own personal profit. juan: and, phil, you write that trump told you it was his greatest regret that he did not deploy the military to shut down last year's protest over the killing of george floyd. saying "i think if i had to do it again i would have brought in the military immediately." can you talk about that? philip:

. >> and they look at donald j. trumpook at the millions and millions of people inspired, who went to battle fighting alongside president trump, and they're terrified. and they want him to go away. let me tell you this right now. donald j. trump ain't going anywhere. >> okay. senator cruz's herding instincts are so strong that he moved on from trump attacking his wife and suggesting his father had something to do with the kennedy assassination. remember this? >> i don't get angry often, but you mess with my wife, you mess with my kids, that will do it every time. donald, you're a sniveling coward, and leave heidi the hell alone. >> herd mentality is alive and well in washington, but it's just not where senator cruz says it is. thanks for watching. our coverage continues. not touching is still touching protection. adding lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria. detergent alone, can't. lysol. what it takes to protect. tony here from creditrepair.com taking to the streets to talk about credit. can you repair your cre

donald trump. carol leonning and phil rucker, the author just today out, "i alone can fix it" donald j trump's catastrophic final year just out hours ago but already a runaway bestseller following up on the first best seller, a very stable genius. welcome to you both. it's great. i've been wanting to do this for a while. the book is filled with extraordinary revelations about things we thought we knew about already. i wanted to start with you, carol. the two of you reported on this administration and you wrote a very stable genius, a fantastic book about the first three years of the trump presidency. did you learn anything new about donald trump given how much time you had already spent and how much effort you put into the reporting on him and his white house? >> you know, jonathan, you are the perfect person to ask that question and interview us on your launch because you know the material so well. we look forward to your book when it comes out. i think the honest answer about what we learned about donald trump is that all of the basic boundaries of who he is and how he leads and how he governs are pretty

president donald j. trumpt biden's agenda. markets this morning are searching for some direction take a look, the dow industrials right now under selling pressure down 54 points s&p 500 down 2 3/4 nasdaq up 12 1/4 this after yesterday's tumble, the dow s&p 500 both snap a 5-day winning streak yesterday following weak jewel retail sales dow industrials down 282 at the close nasdaq down 137 s&p 500 weaker by 31 european markets this morning are also ticking lower, take a look at the eurozone, indices ft 100 down 21 cac quarante down 22 dax lower by a fraction, here the markets are off worst levels of the morning in asia overnighted green across the board, china was best performer overnight off better than 1% shanghai composite, "mornings with maria" is live right now. . now some top stories that we are watching this morning, president biden says he will cut his vacation short, amid growing backlash over handling of the crisis in afghanistan, many top taliban leaders ringer to kabul seek to govern after two decad

donald j. trump of the state of florida has received 232 boats. the whole number of electors appointed to vote for vice president of the united states is 538. a majority is 270. comley d harris of the state of california has received 306 votes. michael r. pence of the state of indiana has received 232 votes. the purpose of the joint meeting continued -- having concluded, the chair declares the joint session resolved. [applause] >> our coverage of the january 6 joint session and the congressional hearings examining what happened at the capital that day can be found at our website, c-span.org. stay with >> thank you all for coming. i first want to start by expressing my condolences to deputy philip campos, an officer who was selflessly serving

questions, what did you do to stop the third largest spending president in the united states, donald j. trump. under his administration i don't remember hearing very much at all from the heritage foundation. your scorecard suggests they did an outstanding job managing the debts but it rose $7.8 trillion while trump was in office. so if you are really about controlling the deficit and making sure that there was responsible spending, your hair should have been on fire during the trump administration, yet it was not. my final question is, an earlier caller asked you if you believed the 2020 election was stolen and you deflected and made it about what your talking points was for the organization. my question to you, do you personal -- personally believe the 2020 election was stolen or tampered with in any way by the democrats or biden administration? guest: let me take the second question first if i can and return to the question about that and spending. i personally do believe president biden is our president today. he is sitting in office, he has the authority to write executive orders, and he

we've got to have the 45th president of the united states, donald j trump.'re not going to want to miss this but i want to talk about something first. i want to talk about the democrats, their love affair with life and the burden of carrying all the lies all the time. this was an address this week must read by victor davis called the crushing weight of lies. optimistic the crushing burden on the democrat party continuing to lie to the american people will be exposed shortly. as he states in the opening paragraph he says one reason i remain optimistic about the impending end of walk is him and failure of the cultural revolution is the dangerous they post our unsustainable. by that i mean they require such assimilation that the load of lies eventually will snap spite of those asked to carry and disseminate them. one of the things they are openly lying about, first obviously immigration. you see this with bill malaysian, he has actually gone at the border, he can see it with his own eyes. he tweeted this week this video in texas as the federal government releas

today without referencing donald j trump and every sickle debate we have in this country but of courseuomo . kennedy: let me stop you there. what andrew cuomo did was that by january 6 is worse than 9/11. [laughter] >> we are all going to discuss trump until we are gray and die long after he's dead, we are still going to discuss trump on every political issue in this country for the rest of our lives. chris cuomo, i think all three of our panels you've acknowledged that we perfectly well understand why he stood with his brother and help him out in crafting this messaging but as robbie said, this is why he shouldn't be reporting on the stories and eventually vary completely when the stories were positive about his brother, he did not see conflict of interest having his brother on his show and covering stories related to the governor but now that the stories are negative, he sees the conflict of interest which is why he's not going to mention them on his shelf. even the is the case of two brothers, it's symbolic of the relationship with the media and democratic party and many mainstream

and attempted to link her to supporters of former president donald j trump in the initial payment wasfor steakhouse staffers especially women and to sign their names to the letter and begin wide circulation. but the prep work. with a did not immediately follow up on her claim predict and the accusation started to fade until another woman came forward and then another and then another and with more and more details them and wanted kissing and touching. in months by, and nothing happened. and as governor cuomo anxiously awaited the sexual probe the findings the, he finally got some good news in the doj decided they would not pursue an investigation into his handling of the nursing home during the pandemic pretty. >> the doj hussite decided not to open a civil rights of institutionalized act investigation on any public nursing facility within they are pennsylvania michigan at this time. for more than a year the critics setting up against near governor andrew cuomo's early pandemic policy which was recovering patients into nursing homes and even more criticism when the state attorney gene

are going to talk about that, with the 45th president of the united states right now president donald j. trump on phone mr. president thanks very much for being here. >> thank you, maria. maria: mr. president you heard what lee found from her dials, i guess you had a conditions based plan, to take the troops out of afghanistan, now the government is down taliban has taken over completely. your thoughts on what went wrong. >> well first of all, i watched lee for a long time and she is fantastic, usually gives good numbers but when she doesn't i don't like her as much that is okay. i think a great job very interesting to watch it is a mess it is a mess like nobody has ever seen the most embarrassing moment in our -- u.s. a military defeat a psychological defeat russia, china kim jong-un, north korea watching this disaster laughing at us having a good time. europe is laughing europe has been very tough to deal with, europe is as bad as china in many ways in terms of trade, certainly in terms of ripping us off on military and europe is watching this, and they are laughing, they are all laughing. n

donald j. trump of the state of florida has received 232 boats. the whole number of electors appointed to vote for vice president of the united states is 538. within that whole number, a majority is 270. the votes for vice president of the united states are as follows. , d harris of the state of california has received 306 votes. michael r. pence of the state of indiana has received 232 boats. the purpose of the joint session having concluded, the 117th congress, declares the joint session dissolved. [applause] >> our coverage of the january 6 joint session and the congressional hearings examining what happened at the capitol on that day can be found at our website, c-span.org. stay with c-span for continuing coverage of the investigation into the january 6 attack. >> you been watching the c-span series, january 6, "views from the house." . next sunday, three more members of congress share their experience of what they saw, heard, and experience that day. representative jamie raskin, brian fitzpatrick, and dean phillips. january 6, "views from the

donald j. trump of the state of florida has received 232 votes. the whole number of electors appointed to vote for vice president of the united states is 538. within that whole number, a majority is 270. the votes for vice president of the united states are as follows. kamala d harris of the state of california has received 306 votes. michael r. pence of the state of indiana has received 232 boats. -- 232 votes. the purpose of the joint session having concluded, the 117th congress, declares the joint session dissolved. [applause] >> our coverage of the january 6 joint session and the congressional hearings examining what happened at the capitol on that day can be found at our website, c-span.org. stay with c-span for continuing coverage of the investigation into the january 6 attack.

you both, mark meadows, dan hoffman, joining us live is the 45th president on the united states donald j. trump. mr. president, thank you for being with us. let me go back, i want -- i have had a of people tell me that they were very specific conditions and very specific warnings that you gave personally to the taliban. joe biden is trying to blame them, i went first to have an opportunity to respond to that, your assessment of what is going on and what was that conversation to the extent you feel you are able to share it with us? >> well, it's good to be with you, sean, but it is a terrible time for our country. i don't think in all of the years our country has ever been so humiliated. i don't know what you call the military defeat or a psychological defeat, there is never been anything like what's happened here. you can go back to jimmy carter with the hostages. we all thought that was a great embarrassment, and we were pulled out of that by ronald reagan. this is many, many times worse. and you are dealing with thousands and thousands of americans and others that are stranded and very danger

donald j. trump of the state of florida has received 232 boats. the whole number of electors appointed to vote for vice president of the united states is 538. within that whole number, a majority is 270. the votes for vice president of the united states are as follows. , d harris of the state of california has received 306 votes. michael r. pence of the state of indiana has received 232 boats. the purpose of the joint session having concluded, the 117th congress, declares the joint session dissolved. [applause] >> our coverage of the january 6 joint session and the congressional hearings examining what happened at the capitol on that day can be found at our website, c-span.org. stay with

donald trump, for speaker of the house. can you imagine nancy pelosi having to hand that gavel to donald j. trump. 6th guy sitting in her chair, she's sure not going to like seeing donald trump sit in her chair? >> that's what matt gaetz is selling out there. fact-check, the white house true when they have the true majority, he has not maybe calculated lot of other people to turn out in the midterms, as well. now, coming up, we have made it to friday. and we have some very special guests, including joan walsh, when we come back. when we come . . an alternative to pain pills voltaren is the first full prescription strength gel for powerful arthritis pain relief... voltaren the joy of movement this is a hero, walking his youngest down the aisle, which to his bladder, feels like a mile. yet he stands strong, dry, keeping the leaks only to his eyes. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. [ heavy breathing ] allergies with nasal congestion overwhelming you? keep breathe more freely with only t powerful claritin-d. claritin-d improves nasal airflow two times more than the leading allergy spray

while on the other side they are up against former president donald j. trump who isn't just a twice-impeached florida retiree to quote nancy pelosi, he's also as of right now the presumed 2024 republican presidential nominee. according to notes taken by justice department official rich and donahue and released to congress this woke before being made public on friday, trump press senior justice department officials in late 2020 to, quote, just say the election was corrupt and leave the rest to me and republican lawmakers. a sign of just how far trump was willing to go to prevent joe biden from taking office. only a few weeks later a mob of his supporters, many of them armed, attacked the u.s. capitol in a brutal and deadly bid to overturn the election. the worst of what trump did ahead of that we now know was behind the scenes, but in georgia republican officials are putting the machinery in place to subvert and overturn elections openly. as a matter of law, and if the democratic party doesn't stop them in, joe biden and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer don't fin

watchdog in congressional investigators that one of the deputies tried to help former president donald j trump subvert the results of the 2020 election. the times reports rosen left with the justice department friday, and voluntarily gave closed-door testimony to the senate judiciary saturday and the paper says rosen told investigators about numerous interactions with jeffrey clark, a trump official at the doj including one in december during which clark admitted to meeting with former president trump. rosen reportedly told investigators clark and held unauthorized conversations with the former president about ways to have the department of justice publicly cast doubt on joe biden's victory. with all that, let's bring in our lead off guests on this monday night, lisa layered, national political correspondent for the new york times. neil catchable, former acting solicitor general during the poem administration who has argued dozens of cases before the u.s. supreme court, and doctor patel clinical position for policy aid during the obama administration. she's also one of our public health expert

donald j. trump of the state of florida has received 232 votes. whole number of electors appointed to vote for vice president of the united states is 538. within that whole number, the majority is 270. the votes for vice president of the united states are as follows. kamala d harris of the state of california has received 306 votes. michael r pence of the state of indiana has received 232 votes. the purpose of the joint session having concluded pursuant to senate concurrent resolution one, 117th congress, the chair declares the joint session dissolved. [applause] >> our coverage of the january 6 joint session and the congressional hearing, examining what happened on the capital of that day, can be found on our website, c-span.org. stay with c-span for the investigation into the attack. >> c-span's washington journal. every day, we are taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day, and we will discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning, darlene super bowl will preview the week ahead. then the wall street journal's ch

most importantly he found donald j. trump. he never found common sense. you see, in the bizarro conspiracy world where donald trump won the 2020 election lindell acts as something of a ring leader. according to him, today, august 13th, is the date on which donald trump will be reinstated as president. following massive incontrovitible evidence that china stole the election for biden. according to mike lindell the president will accept the results and immediately step down. he even believes the supreme court will vote unanimously to install trump as president again. >> they don't even have to deliberate. donald trump won. we got a vote 9-0 immediately to pull this down and get rid of whatever the communists that are here. >> well, it's past 8:00 p.m. eastern on the 13th of august and you will be shocked to hear that joe biden is still the president of the united states. now, we could laugh at this craziness but it's dangerous. think about what a deeply perilous moment for our democracy when a man who sells pillows on cable television has convinced tens of m

don't seem to be able to cover any major story in the united states today without referencing donald j trumpwe have in this country. but of course it chris cuomo. kennedy: let me stop you they are, and as, let me stop you there. what in your cuomo did was bad. but january 6 is worse than 911. go ahead. >> we are all going to discuss trump until we are gray and die. even after he's dead were going to discuss trump for every single in this for our lives. but chris cuomo i think these panelists we perfectly well understand why stood with his brother white helped them out in crafting this message. but as he said this is why you should not be reporting on these stories and eventually very conveniently when these stories turn bad for his brother were the stories were positive he did not see a conflict of interest in having his brother on his show and covering stories related to the governor. but now the stories are negative he does see the conflict of interest which is wise not going to mention on his shepherd it's irreconcilable. even know it is a specific case of brothers is symbolic of the rela

in his statement, carey wrote republicans sends a clear message to the nation that president donald j. trumpwithout a doubt the leader of our party. i'm proud to deliver this win to advance his america first agenda. and meanwhile, in another closely watched race, cuyahoga councilmember shontelle brown pulled out a victory defeating bernie sanders backed nina turner. brown joins "morning joe" in the next hour. >>> house democrats are growing concerned about the party's chances in the 2022 midterms in a closed-door meeting last week and confirmed by nbc news, new york councilman warned that unless democrats change their message on the accounting they will likely lose. and pulling a voting that indicated that democrats are not doing enough. according to politico, a battleground of incumbents are privately alarmed that shows the party struggling on bellwether issues such as the economy despite the trillion efforts this year and biden's general approval rate. and they warned that maloney's stark warning could decrease funding. and six months out, donald trump is profiting in a big way, trump has

his new book written with carole leaning i alone can fix donald j trump's catastrophic final year, is not a new york times bestseller. susan del percio, msnbc political analyst, veteran political strategist she served for a time as a special adviser to andrew cuomo. doctor irwin redlener, founding director of columbia international center for disaster preparedness who advises us on public health, also a professor of pediatrics at albert einstein college of medicine. good evening, welcome to you all. mr. rocker i would like to begin with you. what are you hearing from the white house deprived as they were feeling like today was a big victory given all else that has been going on? >> well, brian, it was a big victory and you saw president biden pausing their during the day to celebrate it. note that bipartisanship is alive and well on that one bill, but there is also simultaneously the three and a half trillion dollar budget bill that is moving through notably without any bipartisanship. the republican opposition to that spending package is unified and fierce and it means that the democ

september the 11th, and nearly 18 years after start of the war in afghanistan, then president donald j trump was working on a secret plan. to bring leaders of the taliban, to camp david, for peace talks. it was a wild and grossly offensive idea. as the new york times described a quote, the leaders of a rugged military organization, deemed terrorist by the united states, would be hosted in that mountain getaway, used for presidents, prime ministers and kings. just three days before the anniversary of the september 11, 2001 attacks, that led to the afghan war. donald trump was determined to hold this dramatic show of diplomacy, even over the reported objections of his national security, team and his vice president. but the plan fell apart, as abruptly as it came together, inexplicably trump revealed the whole scheme, in a series of tweets saying that the taliban quote, admitted to an attack in kabul that killed one of our great soldiers and 11 other people. i immediately canceled the meeting and called off peace negotiations. however, that was not actually the end of donald trump's attempts to

measures for years, meeting with fierce opposition from the industry and republican leaders -- but donald j. trumproke with the republican orthodoxy in 2016 when he railed against the drug lobby and vowed to use medicare users negotiating power. so the proposal that president biden came out with on thursday is scheduled to be part of the $3.5 trillion budget blueprint democrats are trying to push through congress after the infrastructure bill. let's go back to our phone lines and talk to crystal, calling from wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. good morning. caller: good morning. when you asked the question this morning, i had to call immediately. i went to cvs to fill the prescription i have each month and it was $28 when i first got it filled. yesterday, it was $120. i told the pharmacist, i think you are making a mistake, so she checked the computer. she went under the discount card. it was $139, but under medicare, my medicare prescription plan, it was $138 and i could not believe it. i cannot even get the pill because of the price increase. i said, is it that much? she said, yeah. call them. she prin

this move never happened under president donald j. trump. it would not have. miranda outlined some of the differences, the conditions. also our adversaries. us. they notice when president trump took out soleimani. they noticed when he went into syria after that horrible gas attack on the people. they took notice and they respected our commander in chief. now it's stunning to me, i was with you on friday. 48 hours later we have a newly declared terrorist run country called the islamic emirate of afghanistan. in 48 hours. our secretary of state said this is not something we could ever happen between a friday to monday. it did happen between a friday and monday and you had joe biden telling us on july 8th hey, it's highly unlikely the taliban takes over. they did. let me be clear. we do not have a commander in chief right now. we have a vacation in chief, a hider in chief who for six days stayed silent. >> harris: does 3:45 p.m. eastern change that? >> kayleigh: too little, also so late. six days, as people are hanging from planes. little girls and women in the co

this would have never happened under president donald j. trump. never. the taliban was on notice. heard secretary pompeo lay that out. the taliban looked and they saw what happened to soleimani, who president trump took out. they saw what happened in syria, when they gas to their own people and president trump took immediate, swift action. there was no misunderstanding as to what president trump would do if the taliban acted out. i talked to the president this week, he talked to me about some of the conversations he had, some of the very ones pompeo mentioned, he was tough, he was firm, and the actions and results showed. this would not have happened, sean, and it is amazing we have a president today, who you have reporters saying "why do you trust the taliban," when you look back at joe biden's interview with abc, i'm paraphrasing here, but he said something like "the taliban is going through a reckoning where they are deciding their place in the world." do you think the taliban cares about their place in the world as they gunned on women without burqas, beat up americans -- and

the only want to hear from one man, very messiah, their beloved former president donald j trump. and what they are hearing from him is not helping. on the day the biden administration announced the third shot, the former president, the guy who put us in this position, by downplaying the severity of the virus despite knowing the threat, by treating it as a public relations problem instead of a public health crisis, that guy. he went on fox business and just undermined the latest attempts to keep people safe. >> i still come back to the idea of a booster shot. i mean, yes, your brides it's worked -- >> you know what? that's on stimuli come moneymaking operation for pfizer. okay? think of the money involved. >> getting a booster? >> tens of billions of dollars. how good is businesses that? if you're a good businessman you would say, you know, but let's get them another shot that's another ten billions of money coming in. and the whole thing is, it's crazy, it doesn't -- you wouldn't think you would need a booster. when these first came out, they were good for life. then they were go

it donald j trump's catastrophic final year. and tom nichols, author and professor of national security affairs at the u.s. naval war college. and i know the opinions that professor nichols expresses our his own. good to have you all here tonight, peter, what are you hearing from the white house tonight about the troop withdrawal? kind of put into perspective how big this moment is, not just for the administration, but obviously for the entire country. >> it is a big moment. it's a big moment for a country when you lose a war, especially the longest war you've ever fought. to leave the way that we have left, 20 years after we first got, there with great promise and hope. isn't ending that nobody could have obviously imagined 20 years ago. i was on the ground in afghanistan just days after 9/11. when i got there the cia was not the area. the american special forces were not there yet. in the taliban was there. what we learned as reporters in afghanistan, for 2001 was it was just a wretched miserable country had been under the tal

let's bring in philip rucker, his new book, "i alone can fix it: donald j. trumpastrophic final year" is now a "new york times" best seller. also with us yamiche cindor and former federal prosecutor of the justice department. good evening to all of you. the governor appears to be hanging tough tonight. here's what the ap reports. in a television conversation with the new york state assembly speaker, cuomo insisted he wouldn't leave office and told the speaker he needed to work fellow democrats and garner enough votes to stop an impeachment. for those who don't live in new york and aren't familiar with andrew cuomo's ways, what does that tell us about who he is as a political figure and how he's operated particularly within the democratic party. >> chris, governor cuomo is spoiling for a fight, clearly. he's a political island tonight. he has virtually no support from within his own party. president biden, obviously, is calling for him to resign. so too is every member of the new york congressional delegation, many leaders of the new york state legislature and impe

watchdog and congressional investigators that one of his deputies tried to help former president donald j. trump subvert the results of the 2020 election. "the times" reports rosen met with the justice department watchdog for two hours friday and voluntarily gave closed door testimony to the senate judiciary committee on saturday. the paper says rosen told investigators about numerous interactions with jeffrey clark, a trump-appointed official at the doj, including one in december during which clark admitted to meeting with former president trump. rosen reportedly told investigators clark had held unauthorized conversations with the former president about ways to have the department of justice publicly cast doubt on joe biden's victory. with all that, let's bring in our lead-off guests on this monday night. lisa lerer, national political correspondent for "the new york times," neal katyal, department of justice veteran, former acting solicitor general during the obama administration, who has argued dozens of cases before the u.s. supreme court, and dr. kavita patel, clinical physician, former se

i want to say thank you to president donald j. trump.e's a fantastic president and i miss him so much. it breaks my heart and i do think the election was stolennen. taliban activities are now controlling the operation. isn't this special? and not only that, the workers were left behind. the one that really worked with american were left behind and allowed these people who did work with america are over here now. now, not only that, all these people, his entire intelligence, administration is ridiculous. and why would you close the airport? why? why would you do that? why would you do that? the blood is on his hands. and he gave away over $80 billion worth of weapons? you can't tell me to the former caller, that they were working with the americans. we didn't need them then and we don't need them now. they stole our weapons. and they're going to use them against us. critical race theory. racism and defund the police and voter suppression, they've been pushing this stuff to the media. they didn't say anything about hunter biden. host: all

correspondent for the washington post, his new book written with his colleague i alone can fix it, donald j trump's catastrophic final here is now a new york times bestseller. also with us yamiche alcindor, white house correspondent for pbs news our and moderator of washington news also on pbs, and cynthia alksne, former federal prosecutor and the civil rights division of the justice department. good evening to all of you. phil, the governor appears to be hanging tough tonight even as the mechanics to remove him through impeachment appear to be underway in albany. here's what the ap reports i'm quoting here, in a television conversation with the new york state assembly, cuomo insisted he wouldn't leave office and told the speaker he needed to work fellow democrats and garner enough votes to stop an impeachment, according to a person familiar with the conversation. for those who don't live in new york, aren't familiar with andrew cuomo's ways, what does that tell us about who he is as a political figure and how he is operated particularly within the democratic party? >> you know, chris, with the gov

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