ko: this is getting widely ramped up.t the country, the cdc is starting to invest heavily. the paradigm has really been set by the u.k., with their surveillance system in picking up these variants. the big problem now is we know these variants are here, and it is almost magical to believe that we are not going to go through what's happened in places with these variants. jonathan: hospitalizations, that trend as far as i can see is really decent, as vaccinations in this country carry on ramping up, away from the sequencing. when you actually look at the data that matters, are we still headed predominantly in that direction? dr. ko: that it's a good, important point. the united states ramping up and rolling out its vaccinations at a fast pace, i think we are almost up to 28% of the valuation. what is more important is we focus that vaccination on people who are at risk and diane -- at risk and dying and in the nursing home communities. we are worried about people in pockets that are not getting vaccinated, who may not have

mike ko says now is the time to deal with a recurring theme.eek >> we've mentioned it several times. we seen this big uptick in volatility especially in the highest flying name so i'm taking a look at the nasdaq index, which is best represented for most of the viewers by the qqq etf of course, this contained all of the biggest technology stocks potentially as the biggest constituents when you think about hedging your portfolio if you hold qqq or have a po portfolio that looks a lot like qqq many of you do, you have a portfolio that's essentially right where you began at the beginning of the year. qqq i take it is up 55 basis points year-to-date. you are looking at the uptick in volatility, wondering if you should remain invested we have a lot of reasons why you play want to remain invested we have increased volatility what do you do we are taking a look here at hedges the important thing about hedgeing is you should hedge when you can, not when you absolutely have to the other thing is when you are talking about hedging, this is more about posi

. >> meantime crown publishing has stopped promoting and producing governor ko*em's book, leadership lease -- lessons from the pandemic and whether the cuomo administration covered up the number of nursing home deaths. they've paused active support of american crisis and have no plans to reprint or reissue in paper back. timing is everything. "the new york times" reports that in june cuomo's top aides rewrote a public covid-19 nursing home report to hide the true death toll. the administration reported at the time it was 6500. in reality, there were more than 9,000 deaths. days later cuomo announced he was writing a book about his stellar response to covid-19 and dana, attorney general leticia james announced yesterday among the two people leading the independent investigation into sexual harassment allegations is former acting manhattan u.s. attorney kim. kim prosecuted anthony wiener

and we do that with albert ko of yale university. thank you for the update, dr. ko.ive us a variant uptake. i get mixed articles, mixed messages. should we fear the variants? >> thank you very much for having me back on again. with respect to the variants, yes, we should fear the variants. what we have learned over the last couple of months is that these variants can be more transmissible and can the more virulent. they can cause increased risk of hospitalization and death. so that is important. so the question is, what is that threat, specifically here in the u.s.? we know now that we have widespread transmission of the b117 variant, the u.k. variant, and that is certainly more transmissible and there is increasing evidence it may be more verio lynch. tom: will these vaccines protect us against that? you sit there as the expert in new haven, and do you suggest we are becoming a little too enthused? >> certainly the good news is the rollout of vaccinations, and i am proud as a citizen of connecticut that our state is doing a great job in the getting almost 30% of its

gorecki has been a ko muscles in midfield this season and he again came through for the champions just in time. there were enough seconds on the clock for by him to inflict more misery on dortmund that one task he completed his hat trick against his former club and crept ever closer to a record setting goal tally. the faces on the door and bench said it all from too no luck they found themselves vanquished 4 to buy and remain at the top of the table thanks to the man who can seemingly rescue them from any situation. you're watching d.w. news up next our technology show shift stay tuned for that i'm like a local thanks for talking. that the they were that hard and in the end is a me you're not allowed to stay here any more than was injured that. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers would lie and say. what's your story. 'd and what numbers and women especially of victims of violence in. take part and so.

throughout the 2nd half until with just 2 minutes to go by and took the lead by leon gorecki has been a ko most in midfield this season and he again came through for the champions just in time. there were enough seconds on the clock for buy in to inflict more misery on dortmund that one task he completed his hat trick against his former club and crept ever closer to a record setting goal tally. the faces on the dortmund bench set it all for him to no luck they found themselves vanquished for. by and remain at the top of the table thanks to the man who can seemingly rescue them from any situation. or be led say kept up the pressure on byron with a comfortable 3 nil victory in freiburg leipzig lead at half time thanks to chris for. who was gifted his goal by the home defense and leipsic added 2 more goals after the break with a meal forsberg bagging the pick of the pair the win means leipzig remain 2 points behind by at the top of the. dog sledding in twos years from across. russia have descended on the siberian tundra for the start of the annual lake baikal race after their start date was m

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mike, ko, what's the trade >> yeah, so, you know, we are talking about iyr, this is the real estate etf i think a important point you were touching on this carter, too, this is quite a diverse base of real estate companies, dealing with everything from warehouser, a timber read, we got american tower, deals with wireless towers, we got data centers, logistics, the warehouses that serve companies like home depot, fedex and amazon and often times people look at the real estate business and think of things like retail, you look at the top 50% of representation of iyh retail is a small percentage of it most of the businesses we're talking about are pretty stable. reasons for people to buy iyh is for dividend yield but it's only yielding about 2%. that has an important implication when looking to trade with options, when you buy a stock or etf you're entitled to collect dividends but with options you're not when the dividend yield drops and you look at the potential for capital appreciation instead of dividend year call options are more attract you have. another important characteristic, iyh

even so, he's known in this's ko marylandghborhood as the after doing some yard work last october, dan tony looked pale and tired. >> i asked him if he was okay, and he said that he had -- might have to go on dialysis, his kidney was failing him. i said, well, i will be happy to give you a kidney. >> brennan: in fact, he said he would be honored. tony's reaction. >> stunned. i started just crying and saying, oh, my god! >> brennan: turns out, they were a match, and, four weeks ago, they underwent successful surgery. did you ever have a moment where you thought why am i doing this? >> no, i sure didn't.re >> brennan: do you consider him a hero. >> absolutely. >> brennan: but tony and dan have another name for each other. >> blood brothers. >> brennan: blood brothers. absolutely. part of the family. familiar. chip reid, cbs news, >> reporter: a family who now has more time together. >> it doesn't take much to help another human being. you just have to have some >> brennan: that is generosity. we'll be right back. hauls like an f-150, thinks like an f-150 and powers like an f-150, it must

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gorecki has been a ko muscles in midfield this season and he again came through for the champions just in time. there were enough seconds on the clock for buy in to inflict more misery on dortmund than dos he completed his hat trick against his former club and crept ever closer to a record setting goal tally. the faces on the door and bench said it all from too no luck they found themselves vanquished 4 to buy and remain at the top of the table thanks to the man who can seemingly rescue them from any situation. you're watching data really news up next is our report a series of stay tuned for that with more news headlines at the top of the hour and again there's always our website d.w. dot com i'm rebecca ritter's in berlin and from me and the entire table thanks very much for watching. the soon. to be. discovered. subscribers. documentary. doesn't go to one of istanbul's high rise office buildings but on it job is to keep it shiny and squeaky clean 130 meters off our equipment consists of a sponge soapy water and just screeching she's the only woman in turkey who does this hazardous jo

he's popular among senegalese young people whose months on ko a former tax specialist is the biggest rival to president macky sall but last month an employee of a beauty salon accused him of rape denies the charges and says the government is instigating a plot against him on wednesday supporters joined the opposition convoy on the way to court for the hearing before they were stopped some cause lawyer says police arrested him for participating in unauthorized demonstrations. not mr sokol has not committed any act with a view to disturbing public order. he wanted to defer to the summons of justice. and you are witnesses to that. everything under. the drama presents an additional challenge for a man who's seen as a rising political star in senegal one of west africa's more stable democracies. and i'm now joined by joined this december by g he is editor off africa check in the tech hub here good to see you welcome to the program somebody one of the circumstances surrounding those months song cause arrest so go was someone before the listing getting judge for his 1st hearing following ac

imagine you're taking kos in an experiment together with an anonymous partner. make up your masks and. you and the other person can't see each other and he will not meet. pierce the box he just signed how much of 100 euros you keep and how much you'll give the other person if they accept your offer you both keep the money if they refuse you both get nothing in the past majority of people split it 5050. would you have done that 50 euros for you 50 for the unknown person. ok so it settled all would you have kept more and risked losing everything exactly here to get 60 or you might see 7030 is already extreme and you can forget 80 twentieth's focus do you except you give us. the experiment shows that an unequal distribution isn't acceptable the same applies in the real world. but one finds it today people begin to ask themselves if a manager arms 300 times the wage of someone on the production line are they then doing 300 times as much. where do we stand on inequality and we're a society heading. easy and compared to previous societies from ancient times to today o

gorecki has been a ko most in midfield this season and he again came through for the champions just in time. there were enough seconds on the clock for buy in to inflict more misery on dortmund that i don't see completed his hat trick against his former club. encrypts ever closer to a record setting goals having. their faces on the door and bench said it all from 2 nil up they found themselves vanquished for. by and remain at the top of the table thanks to the man who can seemingly rescue them from any situation. you know watching date on the news out of film series is up next a change that would have more news at the top of south. and. different. shows here women are in charge. the archipelago has had a matriarchal system for centuries. doing. differently it seems of the range starts marches on t.w. . the tough since 2006 the radical islamist al-shabaab militia has been expanding its grip on power in somalia their fighters occupy almost 2 thirds of the country on the horn of africa. bomb attacks in the capital mogadishu have doubled. and thousands of somalians have been killed last we

supporters of opposition leader months on ko shelter inside to cars to shake up university they chant free song and call president mikey selling a dictator. police respond by firing tear gas but the crowd is defiant. outside the police station where sankoh is held for questioning security forces struggle to control the situation. people are tired and the dupes we are being manipulated by the government they say songkhla is creating public disorder this is all an excuse to arrest the political opponents of the president's real stand by song called in early february sancho was accused of rape he denies any wrongdoing saying the case is politically motivated followed by his supporters song go was arrested on his way to meet the judge sparking nationwide protests. mr sankoh has not committed any act with a view to disturbing public order he was on throwing the summons of the court and you will all witnesses to that. song co a former bureaucrat turned politician was the youngest candidate in the 200-1000 presidential election where he finished 3rd he describes himself as an anti establishm

than politics the the rest of the spun song has crystallized this feeling and remember we spent on ko describes himself as the anti establishment politician he's been very critical of the relationship of big corporations with the state and the government specifically the president himself accusing him of corruption and not has really resonated among many people here as pacifically after this year of of pandemic where the government has put really restrictive measures on the on the on on people the curfew has badly affected some of these people who no longer can earn a living many of them have stalls fruit and vegetables stalls and they're not able to sell they're not able to compete with big corporations that sell their vegetables at half the price that they are selling it so there is this feeling that this protest is not just about politics it's about a social movement it seems you know protesters going on protesters these are people that live in this neighborhood young people to come here to get by and to get some food maybe for today. and it's not just happening here it's happening

for some months on ko is one of senegal's rising opposition leaders for others including the state prosecutor he's a rapist responsible for public disorder after a protester ruptured following his arrest last week but zongo who is out on bail says the allegations against him are politically motivated. i have committed no crime we can't trust the justice system in the way the keys is being carried out against me the trouble is by altering the law and the process in order to sentence political opening the prosecutor is not working for the state but. the government deployed extra security forces including the military to end days of nationwide demonstrations rights groups say hundreds of people are being detained to protest stopped after president monkey still called for calm and dialogue in a nationwide address but zongo is calling for more protests. what we are seeing right now is a revolution but this is not a privilege to overthrow president. it's a smart revolution we need to organize local elections that are 2 years overdue then the parliament election in 2022 so that the people can freely

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he's popular among senegalese young people whose months on ko a former tax specialist is the biggest rival to president macky sall but last month an employee of a beauty salon accused him of rape denies the charges and says the government is instigating a plot against him on wednesday supporters joined the opposition convoy on the way to court for the hearing before they were stopped some close lawyer says police arrested him for participating in an unauthorized demonstrations mature think will not meet mr suckle has not committed any act with a view to disturbing public order he wanted to defer to the summons of justice. and you are all witnesses to that. everything under them or. the drama presents an additional challenge for a man who's seen as a rising political star in senegal one of west africa's more stable democracies. and i'm now joined by journalist he is editor of africa check in the to call bureau good to see you welcome to the program somebody one of the circumstances surrounding one sawhorse arrest. so who was someone before the race to get injured for his 1st hearing f

there are a number of things one the paycheck protection perhaps, we saw drivers left the and through ko individual a the lo of schools were not operating at peak capacity or some operating at all, so we at any time to see the structural challenge to get drivers into long-haul trucks that's been a challenge for a while. as we get into a strong back into the economy this year there will be options for people that could be truck drivers construction, infrastructure, building and such with all serve as substitution jobs. >> second quick question i have to think your business is a logistics business, but also an increasingly data bit how is data changing your company today and how will it in the future >> data is the new oil, as the saying goes. we have transitioned from being a transportation company to truly a data-driven supply chain company. today across that $21 billion of, the value is that data we can capture across the glob supply change, and then take that data and help our customers rethink how effectively they can manage their companies >>> bob easterfield, thank you for joining u

we're seeing the tragic ko consequences of that right now at the border. >> people who are being luredcrisis in the middle of a pandemic because they believe this biden administration conspicuously turned on a neon vacancy sign. >> how does the white house deal with that? they would dispute the tone there, they would dispute the details there. i'm sorry, this is the president of the united states. it's labeled right there for you. that is a hardware store in northeast washington. let's listen. >> hi, everybody, how are you? >> hi. >> good to see you. >> we are d.c.'s oldest hardware store and have operated since 1866. we've moved around a few times. we've been in this building for seven years now. like my father was telling you, this is actually our second presidential visit but our first one in this building. so welcome. we're excited to have you here today, and we want you to meet mary, the little wild thing. she has a separate business and i'll have her explain it better than i could ever do. >> sure. we moved here a few years ago, and we are an urban vertical farm located right nex

>> maybe you need to keen a tooum ko keep a couple things in the thought bubble.st like me and they just let one leak out. >> has anything ever crept out of your thought bubble? >> oh, my gosh, it does. and two words that will help. it doesn't fix august of it, but here they are. i'm sorry. and there is something about just a sincere apology. man, this was just me being insecure. >> and here is a way bob says that we can help kids and ourselves recognize wasted time. it just starts with a paper plate. >> the whole plate is 24 hours. so to say i'm spending 8 of it sleeping, that is awesome. get nine if you need it. but then say what is the part of doing business whether you are at a workplace or distracted with one of these. and then ask your kidses to say hey, if you had a paper plate, how are you spending your time? these honest conversations pull out genuine responses. i just think awareness. not shame and regret. >> we love bob goff. tell me how the pandemic measures have changed your life. and i love to hear your stories. >> got to watch your thought bubble. >

ko kourtney got that right sdplchlt j . >> john, you mentioned the characteristics for some of the valuehat are you putting in client p portfolios >> material sectors or team dow chemical they have four chemicals and also added caterpillar and deere with the infrastructure sector and the farming sector right now or anticipated spend then they added chipotle and hilton for people coming back out in the economy those are six of broader packaged that they added in the portfolios last month. they did a good job. >> kourtney, with that in mind, if there is a trend having some of the value oriented stocks part of portfolios, what are you looking for and what are you putting in portfolios right now? >> dom, i think for us, we are a i an investment bank if those managers have the portfolios with the names bending to the resilience with the rising interest rate environment. they are positioning those not for right now. i believe this is a blip when we see 2022 ci coming in ad inflation is going to peel back. when we think about a rising rate environment post 2023, some of the names should perform

are we worried about yields, do ko vid resurgence? the fed will not extend a pandemic rule that they had that allowed banks to relax the capital levels they announced that morning so the bank's going to have to apply more capital against the holdings some may decide the sell treasuries maybe they won't buy back as much stock but overall the narrative this week is individual concerns about rising rates are relacing covid and vuas a result of that we've seen pressure on the tech names. overall we are down on amd and pressure in the semiconductors but big cap tech is okay microsoft and apple only really down a minor amount given the activity we have seen this week. we have noticed in the thematic tech etfs. there's the ark innovation fund with significant hits this week, significant selling all throughout the week. but these are very overbought so maybe not that surprising. i have noticed the value stocks are momentum stocks. so companies that we didn't used to pay a lot of attention to like whirlpool or merck obviously at the end of las

from london come on guy johnson, alongside my kos host -- from london, i'm guy johnson, alongside my unvaccinated cohost, alix steel. alix: it is my life now, trying to get that vaccine. the main story is reflation theme. we are well off the highs of the session in terms of yield, but definitely a big move, up by three points. you can make the argument that the momentum, the growth, all of that getting hit. went to get some perspective to the global bond selloff because it is not just the u.s.. it is also the euro underperforming btp's as well. the dxy is very close to the 200 day moving average, and dollar-yen is up by about 0.5%, so key levels in the currency market as well. guy: that strength coming through the data. a diversified data -- a diversified dollar. we need to go to bloomberg's international economics and policy correspondent, mr. mike mckee. over to you. michael: happy campers you are, happy campers you will be, as dan quayle once said. an enormous jump in the consumer confidence numbers. the headline number goes up to one a 9.7, the highest since last march, when the

senator who won't be voting for those bills is republican lindsey graham who, fresh off of his gun toting kos play at the border, had this to say about assault rifles. >> i own an ar-15. if there is a natural disaster in south carolina where the cops can't protect my neighborhood, my house will be the last one that the gang will come to becauseky defend myself. >> that is the kind of world that too many republican lawmakers inhabit. he wants you to know if there's a natural disaster, he will shoot his constituents rather than help his neighbors. of course, the nra plays a role in this. cameron questioned senator marco rubio about taking nra money in 2018. >> in the name of 17 people, you cannot ask the nra to keep their money out of your campaign? >> i think in the name of 17 people, i can pledge to you i will support any law that will prevent a killer like this -- >> no. >> cameron cassky joins me now. let's start with those comments from lindsey graham about ar-15s, the weapon responsible for the death of your classmates in 2018, as well as sandy hook, las vegas, but graham has to imagine a

for the most part only one person has come forward, one ko congresswoman, saying she would like him to resign. >> congresswoman rice, i believe, has said she wants him to resign, democratic congresswoman. brynn gingras, thank you. follow me on dpails book, instagram, twitter @jaketapper. our coverage on cnn continues right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." we're following breaking news. president biden saying at the white house a while ago that there will be shots for every american adult who wants one by the end of may. that's two months earlier than the previous goal. despite that, texas certainly one of the largest states, is now getting ready to reopen. republican governor greg abbott has just lifted almost all of the state's covid restrictions, including mask mandates, despite very dire warnings from the cdc. and i'm quoting now, that we aren't out of the woods yet. also breaking right,000, fbi director christopher wray, testifying before congress today for th

for the most part only one person has come forward, one ko congresswoman, saying she would like him toresswoman rice, i believe, has said she wants him to resign, democratic congresswoman. brynn gingras, thank you. follow me on dpails book, instagram, twitter @jaketapper. our coverage on cnn continues right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." we're following breaking news. president biden saying at the white house a while ago that there will be shots for every american adult who wants one by the end of may. that's two months earlier than the previous goal. despite that, texa

and the wholesale store cost ko is raising its minimum wage to $16 an hour. that's a dollar higher than the starting wages competitors target and bestbuy. >>> and u.s. soccer ends its ban on kneeling during the national anthem. the policy was put in place in 2017 after a soccer star began kneeling to protest systemic racism. more than 70% of u.s. soccer's ruling body voted to scrap that policy. more of "the week" with joshua johnson after the break. policy more of "the week" with joshua johnson after the break. customi, here's something you shouldn't try at home. insurance is cool. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole, and shrank tumors in

some of the top holdings, tesla, square and roku down double digits but ko a rebound be on the way?ager at gillman hill, and a cnbc dr contributor. jenny, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> a little volatility last week, but even with the volatility, it's important to know the s&p 500 is just off 3% from its record high if you zoom in a little more, you'll see there is somewhat of a shift under way. names like facebook, alphabet, amazon down 10% to 15% from their recent high. i guess the question is, do you buy the pullback or do you think there's more weakness ahead? >> well, i think there's more relative weakness ahead. it's really important on this rotation to talk about what weakness actually means and it's relative if you think about it, the technology index is up 0.50% year to date but up 4r9% the last year. nasdaq is up 54% over the last 52 weeks the interesting thing about this rotation is it's unlike any rotation i've seen in the past normal rotations are a boom and a bust this one is a boom and a plateau. i don't think you need to run away from the big stoc

than than politics the the rest of respond song has crystallized this feeling and remember we spent on ko describes himself as the anti establishment politician he's been very critical of the relationship of big corporations with the state and the government specifically the president himself accusing him of corruption and not has really resonated among many people here as this typically after this year of pandemic where the government has put really restrictive measures on the on the on on people the curfew has badly affected some of these people to no longer can earn a living many of them have stalls fruit and vegetables stalls and they're not able to sell they're not able to compete with big corporations that sell their vegetables at half the price that they are selling it so there is this feeling that this protest is not just about paula. 6 about a social movement it seems you know protesters going on protesters these are people that live in this neighborhood young people that come here to get by and to get some food maybe for today. and it's not just happening here it's happening in

with that, here's cnbc's scott ko >> becky olviera schwartz remembers her father. >> he had a positiveoved him. >> reporter: a disabled world war ii veteran which makes this court hearing all the more heart wrenching to watch. >> i'm going to california i don't -- no matter what. >> 90 years old living outside of las vegas is asking to live with becky in california against the wishes of his guardian, jared shaver, a professional fiduciary appointed by the court to manage his affairs after the death of his wife. >> i don't need that man either. >> he was angry. he knew they were using all his money. >> reporter: she would later claim in a federal lawsuit that shaver drained her father's accounts by more than $400,000 largely through overbilling. >> between 6 and $7,000 each for emails between 40 and $100 an hour for office type things. >> shaver denied the allegations settling the lawsuit without admitting wrongdoing for an undisclosed amount. >> i'm not going to live here. >> the judge was unmoved so becky says as a living caregiver slept in the next room she put her dad in the car and

american ledge slate of exchange counsel which is coke funded, not the soft drink but the oil billionaire ko ch and the american legislate of exchange counsel one of the things that they do is in addition to feeding these ideas with lawmakers they hand them model legislation that is ready to go, just fill in the name of your state here. there is actually a very powerful infrastructure there to drive forward ideas that are actually out of line with what mainstream publican voters want. if you go and talk to ordinary republican voters they are no different than ordinary democratic voters in that they like their public schools. right? polling year after year reveals that despite the national narrative that we have about failing schools that most americans feel pretty positively about their own kids schools. now, do we have gross inequities in our country that we need to address? absolutely, immediately. segregation continues to be a scourge. we have yet to fully fund our schools but the fact is that most kids go to a good public school and their families feel good about that and yet, there is t

ocasio-cortez, jerry nadler from the new york delegation telling governor ko*em to step down.on a friday. what do you think of the pressure building and what happens as a result, carol? >> i think a lot of americans might not realize in the deep blue state of new york governor cuomo is considered something of a moderate. while he would be a leftist in a lot of other states it is so far left and he is still a moderate. it is not extremely surprising they're calling for his head. there were leftist candidates running against him and been at odds for some time. until we see moderates in the biden administration calling for his head i think he remains relatively safe. >> martha: it's interesting, carol. there is this escalation of these cases of these women that are coming forward and when you look at the folks who are climbing on the resignation band wagon, it looks like he doesn't have a lot of friends. does he just keep pushing it and saying people elected me, not these politicians, i don't care and not going anywhere? >> i think he probably does. it has been an open secret for

not calling on andrew ko*em to step down as more than 160 lawmakers in new york including many democratsrence jones, fox nation host joins me now from the nation. just about everywhere else. how are you doing? what do you think happens here? >> depends on what democrats want to do here. i believe in due process. i believe people have a right to face their accusers. that's not what the democrats believe. if we're holding them to their standard he should already have resigned by now. the bigger question is how do we handle the abuse of power? the fact he has his health expert going out there trying to get people more loyalty tests? wasn't there a lot of criticism before there was an investigation on trump about if he was asking the f.b.i. director for loyalty? and now you have their guy, the gold standard, asking people after we know that he concealed information during the nursing home scandal. the fact that now there are eight women asking legislators for their loyalty? is this the gold standard. >> bill: headline andrew cuomo becomes expendable. the new york governor is no longer necess

i love koll ko*. you know that. a dark side reality in colorado. you as the governor, leader of the state, what would you like him to know? >> well, all of those events are seared on the national consciousness. i wasn't cover nor, of course, during columbine or you -- aurora. an example as a state and nation we need to look out for one another. look out for your brother and sister, son or daughter. if you see those problem signs, seek the help that's needed. and make sure that we can prevent this kind of horrific disaster from happening again anywhere. >> dana: governor i know you are busy and we thank you for your time today. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> bill: very interesting to get his reaction to help people get help. >> dana: i think that comes back to it. if you are worried, don't just think they'll grow out of it. you are worried that something might happen to your family if you report it. i think that's where some real progress could be made. >> bill: it gets complicated when you can't reach that pers

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