howie: all right. mollie, the washington -- excuse me, the new york times and the wall street journal both have reports now that cuomo aides last june, a long time ago, actually changed the report to hide the surging number of nursing home deaths in new york and you alluded to this earlier. some conservative commentators are saying the media seem now a lot more interested in covering the women and harassment allegations than andrew cuomo's handling of covid in nursing homes. >> yeah, and i was struck by what was said earlier about the facts changing. the facts haven't really changed here. conservative media or non-leftist media have been reporting for a year about the policy change that sent infected or people with covid into nursing homes, causing the death rate to skyrocket in nursing homes in new york. this was a policy that other governors followed, unfortunately. and now we have more evidence of the coverup of that. even that has been known for nearly a year. it's finally coming out in some of the

howie, you clarified that.ut guy, it was after parkland that boulder which is here in colorado, i'm here in colorado right now, boulder passed a ban on assault weapons assault style weapons and it was the nra which aggressively worked to turn back the tide. they were successful in that and 10 days before the boulder shooting that ban on assault weapons was overturned. so this is a very popular gun culture state and they wanted that. say i think that was an easy one for the press to cover because obviously that had been a vote and it had been passed. however, again, overturned. i think for the press, howie, it does turn into just what guy said, going back into the respective corners, sort of a rinse and repeat cycle and that's an absolute tragedy. it starts with the coverage of the breaking news. one day before the boulder shooting, then it goes into the debate and what was the motive and how did he get the gun, et cetera. but the issue here in colorado is trending assault weapon ban is trending but they've been

howie: it may change.they're trying to limit a bad news story not only for the administration, but for the country. you've been to the border, do you see a contrast in tone for the unfortunate situation being covered now versus the way it was covered under donald trump? >> well, i do. there was larger media. i haven't seen any other national media since i've been here although i'm not sure they weren't. i'm in a vacuum and to mexico and the texas side. i talked to a gentleman who said i don't want to knock the new guy, but the flood gates are open and something has to be done. >> based on your reportering does the situation there match the grim picture painted by the media. we can't see it, can't show pictures, but even the human rights lawyers trying to find out what's going on so what's your assessment comparing to the media narrative? >> taken the fact where we began, transparency and shedding light on it would give the true answer although i've got to learned they've learned lessons first in 2014 when

howie: right.he question which is joe biden tripped on the plane steps the other day, got a lot of mead mediaderision for that. you're going to say this is a nonstory and give biden a break, right? >> yeah, something like that. but here's the thing. joe biden can't even make it up the flight of stairs. i mean, how youy, it was-howie, it was three times. who knew it would be such a challenge for the current leader of the country. on the world stage we were disrespected by china this week, when we look at how tony p blinken was disrespected and so see joe biden wipe out, karma's a you know what, howie. for those in the media who focused on president trump and who ignore what happened to joe biden this week, let's call it what it is, joe biden doesn't have the fortitude for this job. howie: i wouldn't over-play even incident. thanks for coming by this sunday. after the break, frank luntz on why the media aren't persuading many on the right to get a potentially life-saving vaccine. if you're 55 and up,

what do you think, howie?ster of the media mallstrom. i don't agree with what he said. he doesn't believe her. but this is a guy that is reinvented himself from a to be lloyd editor to a cnn host to a co-presenter of a britain breakfast show. now he walks off. he was arguing with his co-host. it's not that big of a deal. he loves this. he tweet add picture of winston churchill as he fashions himself a champion of free speech. >> martha: doesn't he have the right to say what he wanted? it was about the entire picture of themselves painted as victims. >> it's his job to have opinions. in this case, his opinions are pretty much those of the majority of the british public. the thing that astounds me, harry and meghan live in a $15 million mansion in california. have they have nothing better to do with their afternoons than take offense? >> martha: piers morgan has been coming after her for quite some time. he now appears to have cancelled himself but whatever cart came before the horse there for his opinion on thi

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howie kurtz thank you. >> thanks. guy: a new report that new york governor andrew cuomo ignored nursing homes that begged for access to covid tests at the peak of the pandemic read that report has emerged in all the while allegedly of securing access for those scarce supplies for his own family and friends. will the scandals of receipts with this guy? more importantly will they result in any real action? result in any real action? we will discuss we love our new home. there's so much space. we have a guestroom now. but we have aunts. you're slouching again, ted. expired. expired. expired. thanks, aunt bonnie. it's a lot of house. i hope you can keep it clean. at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. which helps us save a lot of money. oh, teddy. did you get my friend request? oh. i'll have to check. aunt joni's here! for bundling made easy, go to geico.com hello?! guy: new report from the "washington post" reporting just how bad new york nursing absorb and by the cuomo administration. jack wheele

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spring and howie kurtz, host of "media buzz.st night was lacking some of the normal thing it has. >> i do credit tina fey and amy poehler for taking on the association, but i was not surprised that there were no biden jokes because the hollywood seems to have determined that the new president is off limits and there hasn't been a single skit on "snl." as far as andrew cuomo, not a lot of laughs in sexual-harassment and i think immediate reluctance as much of the country is just finding out about those allegations about the new york governor. >> john: in terms of the press association top members that did come out and say they would do better to include more diversity in the panel. in terms of governor cuomo, cnn it seems that this is indeed a story. and i think we may have lost howie. >> no, i'm sorry. i'm here. i thought you were going to sound bite. until sunday cnn ran a grand total of 1,392nd item on allegations against andrew cuomo and plenty of company. today show clearly they did not want to engage in a scandal that was c

howie kurtz is here. there was a reference last week that said as andrew cuomo was thinking about doing this book and reaching out to figure out how he could get paid and the ethical rules around that, it was around the time the numbers with the nursing homes were being covered up. >> yeah, how times have changed. this is a hard-nosed business decision by crown publishing. nobody is buying the book. it is not an example of cancel culture. the premise of this book is andrew cuomo did a fabulous job battling the pandemic and it has been obliterated, the cover-up of the magnitude of nursing home deaths in new york state. i don't buy this line from the publisher about waiting for the allegations. we heard bryan talk about calls for impeachment and resignation. bottom line, it's a p.r. nightmare for the publisher walking away from andrew cuomo. >> bill: what about an order from april 10 that is still in effect for homes with people with developmental disabilities to accept covid patients. that's the same order

how the bipartisan r r&d bill would support manufacturing so would you just explain to the committee howi these incentives in the bill would promote on semiconductors. >> sure. thank you. first off thank you for your leadership and -- and for the bill that you put forth which i think is so critical to avoiding regressing on r&b u.s. has been a true leader in r&d yes rest of the world is investing more over time. but our leadership reflects the 67 years of our treatment for r&d which understands that encouraging through deductibility lead to a very positive outcome and i don't see any reason why we would want to go from what is seen as the world standard today to the most regressive treatment of r&d going forward and we thank you for your support. >> thank you very much for that comment, and mr. jennings, could you explain to the committee how strengthening rrk and d tax incentives as we do in the bipartisan bill would help promote domestic production? >> absolutely, again, senator haasen appreciate your leadership many this space along with senator young as i mention 10 billion dollars ju

howie: the media are once again demanding action, meaning gun control, after a horrifying shooting ind so many of these tragedies, going back to columbine, virginia tech, sandy hook, charleston, orlando, las vegas, parkland. it's hard not to become numb. president trump is pushing what he calls common sense gun measures. much in the media are behind him. backing the biden agenda on expanding background checks and banning assault weapons is not

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howie: when andrew cuomo held a press conference the other day to apologize for his behavior toward youngtworks carried it live, admission that they initially ignored the story, playing it down, nothing to see here, let's move along and i wonder what donald trump is up to. the harassment scandal is getting plenty of coverage with two stories about new accusers today because it's become too big to ignore, especially since cbs' nora o'connell -- o'donnell sat down with one accus

howie: it was a story based on an anonymous source that damaged donald trump in his final weeks in officee exes investigator, francis watson, and told her to, quote, find the fraud in joe biden's victory and if she did, she would be, quoting again, a national hero. that piece reverberated across the media echo chamber. >> a report reveals president trump placed a separate call to georgia election officials freshing them to -- pressuring them to

we look at the situation tonight with fox news analyst and host of fox news of buzz howie kurtz. >> drof america's most beloved children authors including by today's politicians. >> i do not like green eggs and hand, i do not like them, sam i am. >> i'm delighted to share today's book "oh, the places you'll go" by dr. seuss. >> do you know this one? do you know it? >> but president biden unlike his two predecessors issued a proclamation that removed any mention from read across america day after glowing criticism. >> it is important that children of all backgrounds see themselves in the children's books that they read. >> dr. seuss publishing which controls his legacy said today on the late author's birthday that it is a publication of "and to think i saw it on mulberry street" because of racist imagery saying the books portray people in ways that are hurtful and wrong. this is canceled culture run amok. >> i literally know the cat and the hat by heart without the book, i read it so many times to my children. these things are not racist. >> dr. seuss once dabbled in racial stereotypes

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i'm howie mandel signing off. see you next time right here on "deal or no deal." the news with shepard smith starts now >>> a live look in new york's union square a vigil for victims of asian hate crimes. tonight the white house with an urgent message i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >>> hate can have no safe harbor in america >> consoling the grieving asian-american community the president and vice president in atlanta as we learn more about the victims and the lives they were living. >>> states reopen even as several of them see rising cases and new victims in the hospital. tonight paying cash money to get more people to get a shot. >>> more allegations against the new york governor, andrew cuomo. now a current aide in his office speaking out publicly for the first time >>> this is our weight room. let me show y'all the men's weight room. >> plus, the weight of disparate. tonight pros weigh in and the ncaa responds. >>> live from cnbc the facts. the truth. "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening violence against asian-americans is skyrocketing

the new right took out under the howie phillips, the president of the conservative caucus, they took out a full page ad in conservative newspapers across the country. and this has got to be my favorite source. this is my favorite source in the entire book because it's got a picture if you take a look at it of neville chamberlain, ronald reagan, adolph hitler, and a picture of mikhail gorbachev, and it says, appeasement is as unwise in 1988 as it was in 1938. help us defeat the reagan, gorbachev inf treaty. if a conservative calls you neville chamberlain, that's the biggest insult, that you're going to sellout the world to hiltler. and so this comparison of reagan to chamberlain i think is quite profound. senate conservatives propose hold back amendments and modifications to torpedo the inf treaty. they're ultimately unsuccessful, and i think part of that was strategy. i think they were trying to show the president we might not be able to defeat you this time, but you better not go for any more reductions, because we'll adamantly oppose them. with the exception of bush every gop hopef

minister designate saad hariri to form a new cabinet immediately or step aside so someone else can howie said he'll visit but if the president fails to approve his cabinet there should be early presidential elections lebanon has been without a government now for almost 5 months as it sinks deeper into economic meltdown. shock after shock each day bs and the concern grows because of the inability to have the simplest means for an honorable life they are worth on it is a determined an honest call for the prime minister designate to immediately take one of the available to options it is no good to be silent or stay behind high walls maybe save lebanon. one of iraq's religious minority groups which has survived the centuries is now rapidly disappearing mandaeans say security issues have forced many of them into hiding a solid range of aid has more now from baghdad as follows mark a sacred ceremony known as the banjo festival. hit men women and children submerge in running water of the tigris river. to cleanse their bodies and wash away their sins this baptism is amending and ritual also know

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let's bring in howie kurtz and host of "media buzz".n with abc nightly news last night. how did you think that went? >> the interview -- president biden's interview with george stephanopolous you're talking about? >> dana: yes, sir. >> look, the plain fact is he had trouble with the border questions because what president biden views as a compassionate approach has created a humanitarian disaster. and george was smart to ask the single most important question. was it a mistake not to anticipate the surge? the answer clearly is yes. but he got a little hung up on biden's word. he says don't come. as opposed to his actions which is not turning away unaccompanied minors at the border. by the way, when the president said we're going to have the policy in place where people can apply for asylum from their home countries. that was the old trump policy that got thrown out. i want to remind virus of that. >> dana: the baltimore sun also picked up on this. the president's team announced next thursday eight days from now the president will have h

heroes like capitol police officer howie liebengood, honor beloved by senators by being one of the most kindest and thoughtful people they had ever met. our sympathies as well. heroes like metropolitan police officer jeffrey smith, a 12-year veteran of the force, known by all as the type of officer who would never hesitate to help those in need. and he made that sacrifice. heroes like metropolitan police officer daniel hodges, whom i had the privilege of meeting and thanking. beaten and crushed nearly to death who said after protecting our democracy on january 6, it wasn't my job, i would have done it for free. and heroes like capitol police officer eugene goodman. we all saw his heroism as he drew a mob away from senators, saving lives, again, in an act of profound heroism. may the courage of these heroes always remain an inspiration to us and may we always remember the valor of the fallen, which made them martyrs for our democracy. i feel very honored to be sponsoring this legislation. the speaker rarely sponsors legislation, certainly co-sponsors, hardly ever. today, united in grief

this is an extreme area, an opportunity for us moving forward and then that, too, the concept of howie with ear caring for people within our organizations, wherever they are delivering care, we have to have flexible services that meet individual needs in -- in a place where they can accept and be comfortable with those resources, and so that will take a very broad approach. that will require additional sources of resources to be able to impact our workforce. >> thank you very much, and if i could just make one statement, mrs. chairwoman. i told this to general a pierre last week who is over in operation warp speed and i've watched things work. a lot of people are not taking this vaccine and we've got to have more take it even when there's more vaccines to be given. we need to come up with a marketing plan. at the end of the day when we've got vaccines and 30%, 40%, 50% of the people won't take it, we need a marketing plan, television and radio and say this is why you've got to take it. we can't set back and expect people to take it. it's not going to happen, and so i think at the end o

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eleanor howie had a preventative double mastectomy after her mum and aunt got cancer in their 30s.etter information. not everyone goes on to develop breast cancer and some only develop breast cancer very late in their life. if we have a way of monitoring the women over the life span and tell them now is a good time to take the surgery, then this will obviously allow the women to make much more informed choices. interestingly, similar changes happening the breast when you are pregnant to help you make milk but that is healthy. outside of pregnancy though it can be dangerous, a revelation they were not expecting. it actually makes sense when you think about it. these cells are a specialised. it is possible that it's just a mutation pushes them that way in the absence of a normal pregnancy. it is an exciting finding and is telling us about the biology. lots more research is still needed but by finding these early signs, they hope thousands of women could one day be spared unnecessary surgery. well, we can speak now to a gillian luis—ravelo who tested positive for the brca 1 gene in 20