vice president kamala harris. >> kamala harris harris solemnly swear. rising to the highest office ever held by a woman in the united states. >> so help me god. >> a lifetime of shattering boundaries as a woman of color. >> i knew she was a person of destiny. >> the system needs drastic repair. >> challenging the status quo. >> change the system. >> standing by her convictions. >> the decision has been made. the repercussions of that decision followed her for years. she was a pariah. >> and created controversy along the way. >> do you feel like you were misunderstood? >> this hour, her journey to the top. >> one of the world's greatest comeback stories. >> meet the real kamala harris. hear from those closest to her. >> i love her. >> this is a cnn special report, "kamala harris: making history history." >>> saturday, november 7th, 2020. at a drive-in celebration rally under the delaware night sky. a historic victory for one woman and a win for women, girls, and people of color nationwide. >> every little girl watching tonight sees that this is a country

>> her mother was a jet engine on kamala harris' back early on. her earliest campaign, her mother was right there with her holding the signs, passing out flyers, campaigning. i think that epitomizes their relationship. vice president harris holds her mother up alongside her heroes like shirley chisholm and angela kramer. her mother is right up there with them. i think those early campaigns, with her mother marching along beside her, putting up signs, handing out flyers, really encapsulates that. that is something that i think reflects their relationship. there is an earlier story from when they were in montreal. vice president harris wanted to play soccer on the lawn outside of the building they lived in at the time. to fight for the right to play soccer on the lawn, she launched a protest along with her sister maia. you sequences of her mother's activism, her mother protested in the civil rights movement, she would bring kamala along with her. you see that story about her on the lawn. she would not tolerate being told no. she would fight for what

kamala harris already begun? watching these clips you read of joe biden. joe biden would score below average on the cognitive matrix and like florida retirement community. so this guy the one to be running the country and begs a lot of questions. on the foreign policy stuff, absolutely right. you have to realize syria, what are we trying to win there and what does america hope to get out of these adventures in syria? i think it is time to focus on our people that the docket president trump advanced. >> sean: i know what is biden's blunders in review and a part of it is funny. he loses his plays, oh, i got my card, and i feel like he's reading my name as joe. i live at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. he was looking for a number that lost 500,000 fellow americans to covid and just had a visual, the day before. and he was having a hard time remembering that number. that is not a hard number to remember. and it was slow and it was confusing. and he loses his place. it is kind of getting disturbing. then i watch all of this

look a little bit deeper and steve as he has, from his point of view, as the now-vice president kamala harris. >> morgan: first, harris, emily, thank you so much for having me back, it's great to be back with all of you virtually in these allegations are so serious and harris, i remember several years ago before i went into the trump administration talking to you on "outnumbered" about these issues and one of the things we talked about was how important it was to get the standard rate, what we do about allegations and how we look at them, credibly and seriously for each person and i'm sad to see that that hasn't changed. because we politicized judge kavanaugh so quickly we started to have a conversation about how do you process on allegation and emily can speak to this from a legal perspective and because we politicized kavanaugh, we never as a society had that discussion, how we talk about these accusations of sexual assault and now the cuomo administration has a huge credibility gap. so while you are trying to believe what the governor and his staff are saying there's that credibility gap b

and dulce sloan uncovers kamala harris's secret family. so let's do this, people! welcome to "the daily social distancing show." >> announcer: from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show," with trevor noah. >> trevor: let's kick off the show with the coronavirus pandemic. it's the reason you keep refreshing vaccine websites like they're selling coachella tickets. and with over a million americans getting vaccinated every day, everyone is anxiously looking forward to a time when they can get back to doing normal things again, like going out out to eat, or not thinking about the welfare of the people who deliver their packages. and last night, president joseph "raisinette" biden gave the country an update on when normal life might happen. >> president biden, on a trip to the swing state of wisconsin for a cnn town hall, his first trip as president, he offered a new timeline on when the vaccine would be available for all americans and a return to something like normal. >> by the end of july, we'l

join me with what kamala harris's rise means to them. of course, without exaggerating, the vice president still has much, much history left to make. >>> and so with that, there's where we started in our conversation. legacy. >> i am honored on this black history special edition of "politics nation" to have with us the vice president of the united states, the honorable kamala harris. madame vice president, first of all, thank you for being with us for this. >> of course. always good to be with you. >> let me ask you, what does black history month mean to you? >> it means everything to me. including the fact that, rev, as you know, this week we acknowledged the half -- over half a million americans who died in just the last year and, you know, part of what we must do as a nation, all of us, is recognize the loss and the grief so many families who because of the nature of this virus weren't able to be with their loved one during their last days on earth and so i think about the history and i think about what we then have a responsibility to

caller: last night i had a thing come across from world news and it said something about kamala harris being impeached, being brought up on impeachment charges from lindsey graham. her part in black lives matter, and still involved in it. she has to walk away from everything when she is the vice president or president or whichever she is. host: well, it could not have been from lindsey graham. one, he is a republican as she is in the republican party and two, impeachment starts in the house before a senate trial can take place. mechanicsburg, pennsylvania, john on our republican line. caller: thank you very much. the story of the year, i guess you asked. host: it could be news story of the day or the year, sure. caller: i called with a question. i think as a republican, the mission of the year is the republican, and let's just say how it is in civil war. it started in 2016, 2015. the republican party has been split pretty much down the middle for several years, where they are very -- there are very liberal, moderate republicans who are actually democrats. we have seen the republican pa

you got to wonder, has a transition to kamala harris already begun? watching the clips you just ran of joe biden. joe biden would score below average on the cognitive matrix at a florida retirement community. somehow this guy is the one supposed to be running the country? it really begs a lot of questions. on this foreign policy stuff, he's absolutely right. we have to realize in syria, what are we trying to win there? what does america hope to get from these misadventures in syria? i thought it's time to focus on our people, that's the doctrine that president trump advanced. >> sean: i know it's biden's blunders, a week in review. a little bit funny, he loses his place, i got my card... i feel like he's reading "my name is joe, my wife's name is jill, i live at 600 pennsylvania avenue because he was looking for a number that we've lost 500,000 fellow americans to covid and he just had a visual the day before. he was having a hard time remembering that number. that's not a hard number to remember. it was slow and it was confusing and he loses his plac

kamala harris. making history. >> oh. a lot of messages here but the most basic one for your kids is if you want to improve this country what do you do? you protest. you don't work hard. you don't play by the rules. you don't raise decent children. you protest. and kamala harris led her first protest on a playground. that's basically a miracle. and by performing that miracle, she became part of a divine group of leaders. in other words, kamala harris is now transcendent. she's part of a worldwide sisterhood. everyone is forced to pretend she's not mediocre. if you're thinking that's too over the top, it's too obvious, that's the kind of propaganda north korea would be ashamed to air. remember, this is not meant for adults. an adult would smirk at that but kids don't have those defenses and that's why they are showing to it kids and for the kids who still aren't convinced the nonbelievers who refuse to recognize the divinity of kamala harris disney has another message. that message is, obey or we'll hurt you. they made tha

i am now proud to turn this over to our madam vice president kamala harris. ce president harris: thank you, are really -- barbara lee. >> the house financial services committee held a hearing today on the recent volatility in the stock price of gamestop and the recent decision to restrict trading. if you missed any of the hearing can watch it in his entirety -- it in its entirety. >> with the biden administration now leading the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic, follow the latest. search c-span's coverage of news conferences as well as remarks from members of congress. use the interactive gallery of maps. go to c-span.org/coronavirus. >> we are joined by presidents of the american federation of teachers, here with us this morning to talk about the efforts to reopen schools across the country. welcome to washington journal. guest: thank you. my kids communist weingarten host: how many members do you have, what types of educators do you represent? guest: we have about 1.7 million members, a

all hail kamala harris.hinking to yourself, that's too over-the-top to be real, that's the kind of propaganda north korea would be a shame to air. this isn't meant for you, it's not for adults. an adult would look at that and smirk at best. kids don't have those defenses, that's why they are showing it to kids. for the kids who still aren't convinced, the nonbelievers who refused to recognize the divinity of kamala harris, disney has another message created that messages, obey, or we will hurt you. if they made that message very clear this week. he they fired a "star wars" actress because she expressed political views that upset the party and charge. she mocks public health experts, for example, and no one is stomach is allowed to mock public health experts no matter how wrong or dishonest or corrupt they proved to be. disney claims none of this is about abhorrent language, she didn't utter any. one of her costars use the same language but he's on the right side politically, so he still employed. this is hyp

is he passing on all that responsibility to kamala harris? joining us with more, fox news contributor and writer on the media for "the hill." joe concha. let's start with a double standard. what do you find enchanting, president obama? and then you hear liberal joe. and then you hear these comparisons. i see quite a big difference from one administration to the next. do you? >> oh, that's impossible to miss. right? i can't get over this story as far as the log on the fire. let me repeat the quote you just read before. "president biden has expressed a preference for a fire in the fireplace and sometimes adds a log to keep it going." remember michael jackson had that one guy who held an umbrella over his head the entire time? it seemed to be his only job. is there someone outside of the oval office who is in charge of putting the log on the fire? look, this other quote, by the way from a "newsweek" story as far as the president playing "mario kart" over the weekend. "biden sat on the right as luigi and naomi is princess peach." trust me, i play

behind them, kamala harris and her husband doug, the second gentleman.e eve of inauguration, and we willjust stay with these images now. just watch. amazing grace plays and so, on this terrible milestone for the united states, commemoration of those 500,000 deaths who have been lost to the pandemic. just 12 months or so since the first life was lost. this ceremony, very simple but echoing very much the eve of inauguration at the lincoln memorial inauguration at the lincoln memorial injanuary, when the number of dead was lower, and as we were hearing from our correspondent larry madowo, the number of dead expecting to rise. you are talking about 600,000. this is despite the vaccination programme, but some people predicted it could be even as high as the flu pandemic of 1918. already, the figures thatjoe biden was saying, more lives lost in this pandemic since the first and second world wars and the vietnam war combined. absolutely, that is the scale of the tragedy. you mentioned today in his statement, he has taken an opportunity to point out the 500,000

her into the woman she is today. >> this neighborhood was full of kids ire ire carol porter and kamala harris mets a two pig-tailed girls at this bus stop and their lives have intersected ever since. >> kamala and maya lived upstairs. >> reporter: carol, cam a lap and her sister maya lived here. >> the daycare center took car of all the kids in the neighborhood. she was a really warm loving person >> reporter: a lot of good memories there. >> yeah, definitely >> reporter: and memories at thousand oaks elementary. >> we pulled up on the school buses >> reporter: where they were first bussed. >> she really had an opportunity to see what other people lived like that were different from her. >> even back then she knew right from wrong >> reporter: stacy johnson baptiste was in her class the year before. >> there was a boy who had taken one of my art projects and she got in between me and even at age five she was protective and would stand up to a bully >> reporter: solidifying their friendship. >> that friendship continued on into our 20s. we bought condominiums in the same building. at one point

biden, his timeline when every american can get the vaccine and exclusive with vice president kamala harris does she agree with the cdc's plan for reopening schools and what she says about vaccinating teachers >>> our series, kids under pressure warning homework has become a nightmare in the pandemic. one school working to change all that the tribute to rush limbaugh, the controversial conservative media icon >>> and scout's honor. 17 young women making history and inspiring america. >>> this is "nbcwelcome. these are desperate hours for millions a failing power grid. their misery compounded by subfreezing temperatures and only vague assurances of when the lights may come back for good the frantic search for warmth putting some families at deadly risk for carbon monoxide poisoning as others find their water supplies frozen. and the extreme weather has been unrelenting. another storm on the march bringing ice and snow across more than a dozen states all this hitting vaccine shipments hard we're going to talk about that and what happens to all those now cancelled appointments a lot to cover t

so lindsey graham thinking he will take someone like kamala harris and her prior actions and conductent case. i think that's farfetched and i think it is political rhetoric at this point in time. if there was ever a case of when someone was exercising their first amendment right to free speech, that was certainly when kamala harris was speaking out loud. we know the d.c. police are looking at donald trump for his incitement of the january 6th riot. we know that's something very real in terms of criminal prosecution and i think lindsey graham needs to find something else to do with his time other than to talk about impeaching kamala harris. >> there's another thing -- >> thank you both so much. you know what? we'll have so much time to talk about this in the next few weeks. thank you both. so for joining us. ahead, the generation gap in american politics. how the vice president is shining a light on the numerous crises facing america's working women. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. wow! the new samsung galaxy s21 is here and it's on verizon 5g ultra wideband, the fastest 5g

ask your doctor about dovato—i did. >>> vice president kamala harris and her husband are spending theeekend at their home in southern california. their first trip back since harris took office. she's got no public events in her schedule during her visit she is thing that we can to handle personal tasks and pack some things up. today marks exactly months and she was inaugurated along with president joe biden.>> nikole killion spoke with some of harris's childhood friends about how those formative years here in california shaped her into the trailblazer she is today.>> this neighborhood was full of kids.>> reporter: carol porter and kamala harris met as to pigtail girls at the bus stop on this corner in their lives have intercepted ever since. below harris's childhood home, mrs. regina shelton. >> we will get back to that nth, she used to bibles, one belonged to thurgood marshall and the other was from her beloved babysitter regina shelton who she described as a second mother. and speaking of trailblazers, a major milestone this weekend as the boy scout celebrate the organizations first

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president kamala harris cast her first tie breaking vote in the senate taking a step towards another. >>covid-19 relief bill that could mean another round of stimulus checks. news stations, you're watching the car. yes you can it's friday and thanks for waking up with us the finest day of the week, i'm darya false fletcher yes we're all over. >>and that the weekend is upon us and the weather looks fantastic for the weekend ahead to chair john guys the only thing better than friday is the fact is going to be. >>friday with sunshine and 60's a really gorgeous weather day ahead of us and the rest of the weekend is staying that way too so i know a lot of us have to go to work today might not get a real good chance to enjoy today's weather. if you do absolutely go out there, but also now if you're missing out on a saturday and sunday will be just fine for venturing out as well you look outside it's it hurts our crystal clear. no fog out there whatsoever no cloud cover at all we're smooth sailing on your way into work now as far as temperatures go it is chilly just as cold as yesterday for

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no surprise they are, especially when it comes to vice president kamala harris. ♪ (quiet piano music) ♪ ♪ comfort in the extreme. the lincoln family of luxury suvs. >> rachel: dr. fauci who has been telling us to follow the science for the past year is receiving an award for it. trace gallagher is here with the details. >> it is called the dan david prize after the israeli polenta press. dr. anthony fauci is being honored for his career in public health and what the prize committee calls speaking truth to power. at the covid-19 pandemic unraveled, dr. fauci leveraged his considerable communication skills to advance people gripped by fear and anxiety and worked relentlessly to inform individuals in the united states and elsewhere about the public health measures essential for maintaining the pandemic spread. in clashed with president trump on the pandemic and when joe biden was nominated, calling it "liberating," but also important to note that to dr. fauci made his mistakes and the contradictions. against president trump's ban on flights from china earlier in the

the one kamala harris supported and wouldn't you believe it, he has just been arrested for a third time. according to kamala, they aren't going to let up even after the election. they shouldn't let up. vice president harris was clearly calling for insurrection. is vice president harris not guilty of incitement? if we apply the democratic party standards, and she's in office, you could have a real impeachment, one that's constitutional, and she can be removed from office and john roberts would have to preside. now, will congressional democrats and media mob ever hold her accountable? don't hold your breath. or is the post-presidential impeachment show just one big political charade as i'm saying? republican members now need to apply the same standards to all elected officials. that's one way to end this madness. should they really? no, but if they are going to play that game and that's their standard, all the rules should apply equally. and now that we have the honorable patrick leahy presiding, the guy that's already determined that trump is guilty, maybe we should let jim jordan presid

please welcome vice president kamala harris. >> hello, everyone. i am looking at you on this big screen. it is so wonderful to see this phenomenal group of women leaders. thank you for being together for this conversation this afternoon. it is an honor to be here with senator patty murray, congresswoman laura, my dear friend senator cortez masto, congresswoman lee, and all of the leaders from our nation's most important organizations on gender equity. time and again women and families across the nation have benefited from your leadership. without each and one of you that each and every one of you, we will not be able to get the american rescue plan over the line, which is our plan today. the pandemic has made the progress we have made for women workers at risk. there are three main reasons, as we all know. first, job loss. two and a half million women have been forced out of the workforce during the pandemic. many work in lower wage jobs, jobs that have been undervalued for far too long, and underpaid for far too long. second, small businesses are

that's kamala harris. i think trump has an opportunity here. the opportunity is not to make a narrow constitutional defense and basically say ineffective procedurally but defends himself on the charge of incitement by showing all the incitement on the other side so the violence of the left is put on full display for the american people to see. in some ways trump's radioactivity, the fact that he's been so much the focus of attention has diverted people from seeing what the left is doing. it's important for us to now bring their activity to center stage. >> laura: and victor, i have to get in this question about liz cheney who is the gift who keeps on giving to the democrats and mine mainstream media. she comes out and says trump has no role in the future of the party. her own party basically volted to censure here. why do we have gatekeepers saying -- i'm not saying he's going to have a role or should have a role. i'm just saying how did we get to that point? one person saying, oh, no, you don't have a voice. >> caught up in the frenzy of the m

to conduct an exclusive interview with the first black vice president of the united states, kamala harris. it will be her first interview in the ceremonial office at the white house. and you'll be able to watch it next saturday right here on "politics nation." it was two years ago today when i spent time with the then-senator and presidential candidate, kamala harris, north of the studio at harlem's famous silvia's restaurant. this week's interview will bring it a full circle. so stay tuned. next saturday, 5:00 p.m. eastern, on "politics nation," right here on msnbc. and now, to tonight's lead. the new normal. one third of president biden's first 100 days have already gone by, and to his credit, the president has met the albeit, not without brewing fights within his own party over the scale and scope of his proposed solutions. has the nation mourns the breaking news that more than half a million americans have died from covid, as of today, the president is ramping up his ambitious vaccination efforts and paying attention to the growing racial disparities in the vaccine's distribution. ane

i read kamala harris' statements. if you apply that standard that they're using to define an insurrection against donald trump, does it ohr does it not apply to them? >> i don't think it applies to any of them. the first amendment wears all of them as it protects clarencealp, brandenburg saying i want to see the jews back to israel and i want the blacks back to africa. the supreme court upheld that decision. president trump didn't incite people to come to the capitol. he invited the people, not incite, invite. he said come peacefully and protest. you wouldn't know if the you read 144th constitutional schols issued a letter the other day threatening, threatening donald trump's lawyers saying if you dare, if you dare to even raise a first amendment argument, i'll read it to you, any first amendment defense raised by president trump's attorneys would be legally frivolous. that is a magic world, "legally frivolous." it mean unethical, unprofessional and you can be disciplined and disbarred. 144 scholars telling the americ

i think there is good reason for us, kamala harris levison at least not a single black woman in that chamber. i do think that newsom, there's a lot of people who would like to see a woman appointed as ag, a woman of color. i'm hearing that the finalists include sacramento mayor darrell steinberg who of course is run for office many times. that is a big concern. you need someone who can win if you are going to put them in there. i know is simply meant local, there's a lot of people pushing for his appointment. we are just going to have to see what kind of considerations newsom makes. i would imagine with the recall, he would like somebody in that job he can trust. i do know that i speaker pelosi is pushing hard for adam schiff. another white guy. from los angeles. he holds a lot of sway. >> i can see you have something to share. >> i don't think what i hear from adam schiff's people he is not interested in that job. he does not want to come back to that job. he feels like he has a better position in washington. i would think that, i put my money on >> for a couple of reasons. one of t

take kamala harris she was a prosecutor who worked her way up and went from being pro law enforcement to pro criminal promoting the bail bonds for those who violate tour up our streets and cities during the december rioters. adam schiff in ka pinocchio lied repeatedly about having evidence of russia collision with donald trump as he single-handedly sought to impeach president trump. there was no rhyme or reason, he was just pure political hatred and despite his promises special counsel mueller's report made clear the investigation did not establish that members of the trump campaign or trump conspired or corrugated with the russian government in its election interference. so it sounds like schiff has the perfect background to be california a.g., guy who claims to have evidence but has none and is refuted by his own party and continues to push forward false allegations. one thing a prosecutor cannot we does a zealot who cares little about evidence and simply prefers to destroy individuals for his own political benefit. then again, california and adam schiff might just fit in. that's it

kamala harris did. if the democrat standard were to prevail, next time democrats, had the republicans get control of the house you can anticipate joe biden being impeached, kamala harris being impeached, that is a terrible outcome. it is not meant to be politically weapon iced. instead, impeachment as a constitutional standard should be treated seriously. shannon: impeachment is largely political more so than legal a lot of what has been introduced so far would never make it into a court room. we will see how it works out tomorrow we watch for day 4 of these arguments. governor cuomo's top aid reportedly admitting the cuomo administration purposely the real numbers on the state's nursing home covid-19 death toll. our panel weighs in on breaking news next. when you have a two-inch lift. when you have goodyear duratrac tires. when you have rancho shocks and an integrated dual exhaust. when you have all that, the last thing you'll need... is a road. the chevy silverado trail boss. ready to off-road, right

in fact, kamala harris, our new vice president vice president, harris not only encouraged them to keep at it, keep doing it more, she raised money to pay for the bail, to bail out the violent criminals. let me be clear. anyone who attacked the capital, anyone who attacks the police officers, they need to be prosecuted and put in jail along long time. nobody has a right to engage in violins. the difference is you and i have been consistent in that. we said that if you are engaged in violence, whether you are left-wing or right wing, that's unacceptable. the democrats have been complete hypocrites on this, cheering on blm and antifa and apologizing for their violins and the hypocrisy is really thick right now. >> sean: senator, you are a constitutional scholar, a champion debater from harvard. tell me what my arguments are missing or maybe what you would to see and hear from the defense in this i case? >> the arguments the defense need to focus on is for slightly what you say. the impeachment article fails on the merritt. they have charge of the president with incitement of violence and

so that's kamala harris. you have chuck schumer, maxine waters, jamie raskin, eric swalwell for the love of god. he is an impeachment manager. so play those videos. i also think you need to point out the best impeachment article was what did the president do once the siege began? you can claim you were shocked, people went to the capitol. but once they got there you can't claim you were shocked anymore. they need to point out the witnesses that could have answered that question. who called the president? who told him this was going on? what were the president's precise words? the prosecution didn't call those witnesses. good defense attorneys point out things the prosecutors could have done but did not do. >> harris: i'm curious. is there a chance of unifying through this process? this is really backfiring from democrats as you laid it out. if so much of this is really political is there a chance you unify those members who might not have seen eye-to-eye on this and get some of the six who said yes it's const

at the comments of bernie sanders, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, maxine waters, if you look at kamala harris, there is no coherent basis under the standard they put forward for concluding president trump's comments were incitement and kamala harris wasn't. while we were having black lives matter and antifa of riots all over the country, while cities were burning and police cars were being firebombed, while police officers were being murdered all across the country, vice president harris went on national television on stephen colbert and said these riots will continue and they should continue, she urged the violence to continue and i'll tell you, she did more than that, she raised money to bail out the violent criminals who had been arrested committing crimes of violence. >> shannon: encouraging protests is different from encouraging violence, we need to be careful in how we describe. >> except president trump if you look at his remarks on january 6th, he urged people to be peaceful and patriotic. he didn't praise violence. >> shannon: i noticed that wasn't in the video. >> they edit out the

kamala harris, up to 70 times, using the exact same language. this was a ko, 30 seconds into the first round. >> sean: wow. okay, great acknowledge analysis. joe, thank you. gregg, thank you. just ahead, a growing scandal and growing calls tonight for new york governor andrew cuomo to be criminally prosecuted over his covid nursing home death scandal. gavin newsom now facing a recall effort. our own lawrence jones in new york, speaking directly with families affected, plus congresswoman elise stefanik is here with reaction. she wants the governor out. straight ahead. ♪ ♪ if you have risk factors like heart disease, diabetes and raised triglycerides,... ...vascepa can give you something to celebrate. ♪ vascepa, when added to your statin,... ...is clinically proven to provide 25% lower risk from heart attack and stroke. vascepa is clearly different. first and only fda approved. celebrate less risk. even for those with family history. ♪ don't take vascepa if you are... ...or become allergic to icosapent ethyl or any inactive ingredient in vascepa.

kamala harris, up to 70 times, using the exact same language., to use boxing terminology, this was a ko, 3030 seconds into the first round. >> sean: wow. okay, great acknowledge analysis. joe, thank you. gregg, thank you. just ahead, a growing scandal and growing calls tonight for new york governor andrew cuomo to be criminally prosecuted ovek his covid nursing home death scandal. gavin newsom now facing a recall effort. our own lawrence jones in new york, speaking directly with families affected, plus congresswoman elise stefanik is here with reaction. she wants the governor out. straight ahead. straight ahead. ♪ ♪♪♪ these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. ♪ ♪ >> sean: tonight, new york governor andrew cuomo and his team are in full on damage control after it was revealedaf that they intentionally misled officials about the extent of covid nursing home de

in kamala harris voting, he will get it through.— kamala harris voting, he will get it through. it through. in this strange period for _ get it through. in this strange period for the _ get it through. in this strange period for the president, - get it through. in this strange period for the president, he l period for the president, he has built his political career reaching out across the aisle, worked with republicans on major issues throughout his career. the republican party seems, now, to be going through something of an identity crisis. many senior leaders within the republican party are turning around and questioning what party they are, now, exactly, in a world after donald trump. large parts of the party are not whatjoe biden is used to dealing with. exactly. the republican party is to be primarily a business party. its major thrust and its financing all came from big business and wall street. today's republican party has been morphed into almost a cult, a donald trump cult, and donald trump did it, over a period of four years, with the help of major media and twitter a

what about vice president kamala harris during the height of the summer's riots right after the police precinct that met him minneapolis was burned to the ground, this is what then senator harris had to say. take a look. >> this is a movement, i'm telling you. they're not going to stop and everyone beware because they're not going to stop and they're not going to stop before election day in november and they're not going to stop after election day and everyone should take note of that on both levels that they are not going to let up and they should not. >> sean: they're not going to stop, take note, the where, going to keep going. they shouldn't stop and we shouldn't stop. before, during, after those remarks, american cities were facing a wave of violent riots, so doesn't not not count as an incitement to insurrection when if i left rioters attack the federal courthouse in portland for weeks on end for occupy an entire city blocks in the middle of seattle or burn a police station to the ground in minneapolis or just take over police stations with a siege on the white house? when the pr

the vote was 51 to 50 with kamala harris breaking the tie. the house will likely vote today to approve the senate language. the house has voted to strip marjorie greene of her two seats for embracing conspiracy theories and violence against democrats. 11 republicans voted with the democratic majority. she says she just about previous fuse. -- she says she disavows her previous views. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am ritika gupta, this is bloomberg. kailey: kamala harris and president biden are meeting with -- >> the end result is, not just a macroeconomic impact on our economy, people's lives, real live people are hurting and we can fix it. the by any is when we -- the irony is when we help them, we are helping our competitive capacity through the remainder of this decade. it is real. we have a chance to something big here. thank you for last night and yesterday for what you have been doing on this recovery act and i can hardly wait to

where is kamala harris who said she believe the now president who had been credibly accused., all frauds -- well, they'll at least give you miss information about they really mean. democrats are against cuomo now because they know they deserve better. and democrats are going to knows they deserve better in the k white house and we've got to -- it just cannot be a season of outrage or theater. this is people's lives l literally, whether it's the nursing home dynamic, or a man who cares nothing about theab lives of the people that surround him, nothing. >> last 20 seconds, governor. >> his real sin is one of pride. the arrogance he's had is so intense that i believe that if nose up in the rain, he would drown because his nose is that far in the air with elitism and that's a dangerous place for a political servant to be. >> sean: ready to be the first out of arkansas -- just asking. i'm thinking you might be... s i think you might like that role. you got to be careful. she might outperform you, the governor. >> possible. >> sean: thank you, tammy.. thank you for being with us. w

kamala harris tweeted about a fund to help people post bail, which is entirely legal.ndsey. you guys know better than that. well, maybe you don't. donald trump incited an insurrection at the u.s. capitol. people were killed. our elected representatives had to run for their lives. our democracy was in peril. there's no comparison. enough, though, lindsey graham, and most of the gop want to move past the capitol riot, right? the investigation is far from over. stay with us. (doorbell rings) excellent as a local access show, we want everyone to support local restaurants. right cardi b? yeah! eat local! (trill sound) you...look...stunning. want the truth to why i wake up feeling rawrrr... so darn awesome? i take care of my skin. not this skin. that skin. and when you've got incontinence, you sure need to. tena intimates pads lock liquid in, and are now 100% breathable to care for your intimate skin. are you still here? text tena5 to 52236 for your free sample. kind to skin. protects like tena.

kamala harris, up to 70 times, using the exact same language.ing terminology, this was a ko, 3030 seconds into the first round. >> sean: wow. okay, great acknowledge analysis. joe, thank you. gregg, thank you. just ahead, a growing scandal and growing calls tonight for new york governor andrew cuomo to be criminally prosecuted ovek his covid nursing home death scandal. gavin newsom now facing a recall effort. our own lawrence jones in new york, speaking directly with families affected, plus congresswoman elise stefanik is here with reaction. she wants the governor out. straight ahead. ♪ ♪ but your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. opdivo plus yervoy is the first and only fda-approved combination of two immunotherapies opdivo plus yervoy equals... a chance for more starr