eliot higgins. the premise of his question, and what do you think about — broadly speaking — what he calls the mainstream media and its performance? ithink... yeah, overthe initialweeks and months of the crisis, it felt like the messaging coming from the media was changing every single day. and i think part of that may have been informed by a sense of cautiousness about not wanting to feel like they're the ones exaggerating the danger of what is happening. but then again, this comes down to an issue of trust and the trust in the information that you were getting. and if that information's changing on a regular basis and it seems to contradict what you've heard before, you're going to lose trust in those sources. and i think that becomes very dangerous especially, again, when you have so many people who are looking for the conspiracy behind these kind of things. and it's very damaging. now is that a... i would never really approach this as a question of is the entire media guilty of doing this? maybe

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the side effects we hear about those who died but i don't want to take their whisk so i'm waiting eliot along with that i missed you never know how they made it there is a nurse she died and until of that there are people who died because of it so i don't really know if it really works or not. oh i think they concerns are warranted as we are because we don't really want to be gambling with people's lives you know it's not and there was a lot of talk around this speed at which the facts in the nation's what develops so there is a lot of concerns about you know how safe are the vaccine and now be it's you know i just i just hope that every something keep nice. denmark has proposed controversial legislation that aims to reduce the number of quote non-western residents in neighborhoods to a maximum of 30 percent in 10 years now out of denmark's population of just under 6000000 around half a 1000000 are non western migrants or the descendants of immigrants that's around 8 percent of the population and while the country's plans are technically possible as artie's daniel hawkins explains there

know the side effects we hear about those who died but i don't want to dig their risk so i'm waiting eliot along with that i missed you know her know how they made it there is a nurse she died and on top of that there are people who died because of it so i don't really know if it really works in our. political analyst a nickel or markovitch believes that some governments are putting undue pressure on their people to get a shot. why are countries rolling out and got so much information coming out on this specific to. that scene this is something which is beats one's my mind we don't understand why you're doing this and says something which is definitely not safe and it's not giving good reputation to the vaccine because people are feeling in the west that we're forcing some of these rounds down their throats or at least in the jabs and they don't even know if this is the sequel or not despite a lot of information we're getting not only from the astra zeneca vaccine but other vaccines from the face of the other decade or so we had our issues concerning the safety and side effects of these va

when we went there on a previous codel led by the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, eliot engel, when he was there, they canceled that money. but that was problematic. so in order to keep people home, we have to address the root cause -- root causes of the migration. that's not a big price to pay to have the impact that it will have and i wish, as i said earlier, you could see the impact of usaid and organizations. not that they were fully funding but they were helping, gave an imprimatur to attract other help, and devoted to the justice system in those countries. yes, it will take some resources. a small prize to pay for people to stay home. there are cases of well-founded fear of persecution in terms of the personal security of people. this is an issue that i've worked on for my whole time in congress. and that's harder. they have families that, well, it's so sad to just describe the situations that families found themselves in. hence moms taking their daughters north. how we can deal with that in some cases these children were in places that were safe havens for them. that we

beneath i down is what you will miss eliot ness a good. place to get a a t.v. studio. on a stumble. in hate a so nancy chick left oh well now i see where that if i didn't mean naomi and not i just feel. the superleague on him i know directly come a sudden. the sit on the sue me 100 quid joke but in the shelter men don't listen but i get elected next week. when there be no eliminates. i'm gonna miss what you have not gotten me through a lot of. it will be so it was. finally. time to get out. but i. can imagine what the. mental image in the side of the things on the show to. think about on the show so back in the depths. i never felt. sad or happy yes. hello. let's. move the bun on this road don't. let up by what i see what others might feel up. to this not even a slow summer session aebi with no one to. hold. your own just stuff. for the fun be committed and let's get it out of. they were sort of kind in a zombie out on them. and i know some of the names. and then didn't. but i mean if so what. the photos with there are many you know most of the fan thought i feel about posh. look wh

and of course, no one is-- than covering eliot spitzer and he would light me up and andrew was no worseomes down to the media and this is a case of media bias. andrew cuomo had big issues with his help program. they were putting essentially homeless people in middle class neighborhoods. not much coverage of that. he made huge mistakes at hud. he's one of the reasons why fannie mae and freddie mac, one of the reasons of the financial crisis, the submarine prime loans and pushed them to do this. howie: and let me get you to why, some of the blemishes were overlook, why did they do that. >> he came from democratic royalty and i knew his dad. howie: covered him, too. >> when you come from cuomo, from the kennedys, a lot of stuff gets looked over and i think that's what happened until now. and now it's game on because the entire democratic party establishment is against him. we should point out one other thing, there's a sort of a war going on inside the new york state democratic party between the far left progressives like aoc and people like andrew cuomo who are more moderate and they want

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. >> reporter: christopher eliot is a travel advocate. >> if you're booking right now, what should youther cancel your flight or make a change without a penalty. if you're booking a hotel, stay away from the pre-paid nonrefundable rates, because if you make a change in your plans, you won't be able to get any of your money back. >> reporter: and while bundled airfare and hotel packages can save you money, it will be much harder to reschedule. >> i have been waiting for two months for a refund. >> they would put us on hold and hang up or transfer us and hang up. and that happened three times. >> this is all my correspondence with them, trying to resolve this and get my money back. >> reporter: pre-pandemic, i was a big fan of the package deal. they made everything so simple. however, now, i feel like they're more complicated if you need to undo them. i believe right now, at this time, it's best to book directly with your airline or directly with a hotel. >> reporter: one popular trend during the pandemic, so-called book now, pay later travel plans. think of it as a loan complete with cr

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. >> yeah, i mean, there's a parallel that folks have drawn with eliot spitzer, who came in also withrp elbow, also angering his fellow democrats and he didn't last two years in the governorship. there's something uniquely skillful in the way andrew cuomo has wielded his power and the fear that he has created. he squashed his political enemies over the last decade, over and over and over again, and it has allowed him to continue to rule, you know, with a really unique political coalition in the state. he has the broad support of black voters, especially in new york city. and he's cut a more moderate portfolio, so out on the suburbs and long island, he needs to retain support of white voters. that has been a lethal combination in the democratic primary and a pretty powerful combination in the general election. and i think there's no surprise that the events that he has done, the few events he's done in the last two weeks have been surrounded with black clergy leaders and one yesterday on long island. >> all right. thank you so much, shane. we greatly appreciate your reporting. mara, yo