first for monica lewinsky's new book. we've been through this before. i knew someday i'd go down in history, number five. number two, by the time you read this, i'll be on to my next president and new book, me and my big mouth. >> nancy, how does that treatment compare to that of cuomo's accusers today? >> let's remember that miss lewinsky didn't come forward on her own. she was forced to come forward by a so-called friend who secretly tape recorded her and the star report which was certainly politically motivated. in this case, these women are still extremely brave. as i said, two have already lost their jobs. they had to leave their jobs because of this. so i agree with joe. we should stop blaming the women. women don't lie about this stuff because of what we see happening to women. women don't misinterpret it. and women don't lack a sense of hu humor. these are not jokes as mr. cuomo also said earlier. i think that if he really did get it, if he really got it, he would resign because it would finally say to women in th

steve nothing to do with monica lewinsky what does that have to where does monica lewinsky come into it at city sun confederate flag day into law i know the guy measuring the legs better that they have. i'm saying confederate as i was i'm a crab's want to get rid of is a lot different than taking bill clinton's name on it cause it's republicans when they fly it's different than when democrats who form the kate that i see i see what you're saying i don't see any democrat he's waving confederate flags or hoisting them on the flag pole so it's just an observation really if earth the state of as i was about to say yes. the to. the tone with which alternative facts like these are flying around washington d.c. and here on the cable news channels and certainly on talk radio is so shrill is there no appetite on the right for this unity that president biden speaks of where is the unity and by the way i think i agree with 31 democrats in congress who signed the letter you talk about chuck grassley is 109 but joe biden i'm good as an executive order no one will look over to. watch me state 3030

you know, i think, clinton, monica lewinsky is 20 years old.loats your boat to make fun of this 20 years later go for it, he put the target on his own head with his behavior towards women but i would also just ask that everyone remember that clinton's legacy with regard to women can be somewhat complex. i mean, you stop and think about his cabinet, madeleine albright, janet rain now, 40% of clinton's cabinet picking up on dana's point about women empowerment, 40% of his first cabinet was female, set records. and clinton also signed the family medical leave act, the women in the military, so women could fly fighter jets, get on warships. you know, don't forget hillary clinton. she was a different kind of first lady. so i think, his behavior with monica lewinsky obscures a lot of things including some real accomplishments in the area that he's going to be talking about, especially after the pandemic, making sure women don't get left behind. >> greg: do you think women are going to get left behind? we don't have symposiums on men getting left behi

it's funny that i will hear them talking to monica lewinsky he's talking to bill clinton isn't that weird it just goes to show you that it's all identity politics which is the killer which is why the democrats lost to a game show host and they probably will again in 2024. this is a failed state joe biden is the perfect representation of a failing empire were done there's no getting out of this we won't even give our own people health care in the middle of the pandemic and we won't even give people the nomic relief when we shut down their business as a matter of policy they're shutting down a 3rd of the economy over coburn and they won't give people relief so they don't care about helping people who live in a rip aisha's oligarchies dylan ratigan going that phrase on my show and it's a we're sliding into being brazil and nobody's going to do anything about it i try to don't think of it and get us health care every progressive ran on medicare for all and forcing a vote i try to get a thought of vote to force a vote on medicare for all and the entire left apparatus and democratic party

production is currently under way with lewinsky herself serving as a producer.ed. >>> meanwhile, eleanor roosevelt -- eleanor roosevelt is now a barbie doll. the first lady of the world joins barbie's roster as the newest member of the brand's inspiring women series meant to champion young girls to pursue their dreams. roosevelt was chosen for her hard work and dedication to humanitarian efforts during her time as first lady and beyond. she joins the seven other prominent women featured in this series, including billie jean king, maya angelou and ella fitzgerald. the new doll hits shelves in time for international women's day on monday. >>> meanwhile, vaccines have now reached the animal kingdom. the san diego zoo has given nine apes an experimental coronavirus vaccine by a major veterinarian pharmaceuticals company. the park sought out the vaccine for their apes when a troop of gorillas tested positive for the virus and then recovered back in january. so far, four orangutans and five others have been given doses of the vaccine initially developed for pets. it's

for the first time pictures of monica lewinsky in her beret so excited to hug president clinton.tion watch. here we go. he is done. that obviously didn't happen. so the cuomo deathknell resignation marches on. will he resign? >> i think i keep toying with the idea. on the one hand i completely agree it is real political trouble undergirding the matter what prompted this is the scandal within the nursing home. that is a real scandal. it really happened and we need to be focused. but it reminds me down in virginia with the kkk. and he rode out the storm. kennedy: the two guys behind him had scandals arguably worse. why am i resigning if he over here gets to keep his job? now we are breaking news white house withdrawing the nomination as the nation's chief budget official. the first cabinet defeat for the biden administration. i never thought her nomination would go forward. >> i'm glad about this news. i didn't care for her. i did focus on the fact she sent mean tweets previously which was a little bit silly. but she has some curious views. she was a hawkish hillary clinton especia

an inveterate liar when monica lewinsky got caught up in the bill clinton's sexual harassment scandalimself here when he clearly made wrong moves. to say to a young woman who is 40 years younger than you to ask her if she had with older men in the corporate sector he be fired. because he is in government he will get a pass? i don't accept that andnk i thik you are a fully write the real scandal here is what happened in those nursing homes and it's shameful that some legislators have only come out now on sexual harassment allegations. the families of new york deserve better and would they need legislators to be their champions and demand answers. they are looking at impeachment as a possible thing but even the democrats dragging their feetme and pulling away his executive orders abilities. they were going to strip them and now they backtracked. i don't know whether the governor threatened them again but it's shameful that they refused to take back their power of a co-equal branch of government and what their constituents let them do. liz: congresswoman you are terrific. will you come b

lewinsky also made remarks. >> president biden and vice president harris visit the cdc in atlanta. emarks. pres. biden: all right. vice pres. harris: thank you. >> good afternoon. i am so pleased to welcome president biden and vice president harris. thank you for taking time out of your schedule. before we begin our covid engagements, i want to take time to recognize the horrific shootings. i want to expend -- extend my sympathy to those affected. here at cdc, we stand against heat, stigma, and discrimination -- hate, stigma, and discrimination. . mr. president, your leadership from day one has been so confident. it has reinvigorated me personally. your support is so important to the cdc staff. cdc has a history of leading our nation through public health challenges. as you know, cdc has provided substantial support for vaccination implementation, which is putting increasing numbers of shots and arms week by week. today, day 58, we hit the goal of 100 million vaccinations. i am so energized by the future. and yet, we still have so much more work to do. while you are here, i want to

an inveterate liar when monica lewinsky got caught up in the bill clinton sex scandal. that. >> the governor is defending himself when he clearly made wrong moves. i don't care what he says. to say to a young woman 40 years younger than you, ask her if she had sex with older men, in the corporate sector he would be fired as a ceo. but because he is in government, he is somehow will get a pass? i don't accept that. i think absolutely right. the real scandal here when it happened in the nursing homes, it is shameful that some legislators have only come out now after the sexual harassment allegations. i think the families of new york do deserve better. i think the legislators deserve to be their champion. the legislators are looking at an option. looking at impeachment as possible thing. democrats are dragging their feet putting away his executive order ability. they said they would strip them. now they're backtracking from that. i don't know whether the governor threatened them again, tried to retaliate. it is shameful they refuse to take back their power as quote coequal

lewinsky said. if you look at the curve, it's coming down sharply but the last several days it has plateaued around 70,000 per day. if you go back and look at the various surges, whenever we hit a peak and start coming down, understandably, totally understandably, you say let's pull back. you want to get the level of baseline infections per day very low because if you look at that little plateau, particularly in the arena of having variants such as we have in california and such as we have in new york, it's really risky to say it's over, we're on the way out and lell back. what we can see is that we turn up. it's not hypothetical, dane looe late and early spring of 2020 and summer of 2020 when we started to pull back prematurely, we saw the rebound. >> so are the easing of those restrictions premature? >> i don't think -- i think, you know, obviously each individual state and city needs to look at the situation in their own location where they are, but in general, to think just because the cases are

like monica lewinsky, president clinton had power over her and he knew it. >> okay. esther in ohio. couple of other things. the senate confirming miguel cardona now. that happened on monday. it was a bipartisan vote, whose nomination moved through the chamber without significant controversy in contrast with the confirmation of his predecessor, betsy devos, who needed the tie-breaking vote of the vice president, mike pence, to win the confirmation. if you go to the "washington times," taking a look at issues of the supreme court, saying the court will hear a challenge on to arizona election matters that banned ballot harvesting and out of precinct voting, a case with broad implications for states moving forward with the election integrity laws in the wake of the 2020 presidential contest. advocates on both sides say the case marks the first time the high court will determine how a key provision of the voting rights act which forbids states denying voters rights on the basis of race applies to the rapidly changing landscape of election law. the high court has a 6-3 conservative majori

rochelle lewinsky also made remarks.

thank you very much doctor lewinsky. i want this in the next couple of minutes addressing an issue this on the forefront of the minds of many people the threat of variance concern a significant degree of concern and europe where the flare and the storage that they are seeing is directly related this. as we know it's everyday getting more and more dominant we take a few seconds to refresh your memory about the variance. i was first detected in the uk in september of 2020 over 90 countries. the first u.s. cases were detected in the knighted states in colorado the end of december of 2020. and since then jurisdictions a night states likely counts now for 20 to 30% of the infections in this country. and that number is growing, next slide. what i want to do again is look first at the concern we have and then some encouraging news. and then i will end with a caveat. of concern is there's about 50% increase in transmission with this particular variant that has been documented in the uk. it is likely an increase in severity of di

when it is that adding chocolates shops they open to maintain what they describe as french well so lewinsky reports. you'd think that by the time the 3rd lockdown was announced the parts of france that the government would be. termed it this is what you can do this is what you can't do but it's been anything but the case do you think you understand the restrictions now in place soon places like paris. now it's. better but it's typical shows you get some points but the rules are not too well it's a little bit lax we can do a little like. they were clear enough they are good at differentiating things faster realizing that they're fuzzy so it is not really a lockdown. mistaken. after 6 pm. after suffering now really i didn't thank you. we don't understand the new rules at all for example we're supposed to be in lockdown yet we're walking the chandeliers a when the prime minister announced that 16 regions would be heading back into a lockdown last week he said citizens would have to once again fill out public mission reforms to show that they were leaving home for essential reasons when the new

consequences ministers alerting hairdressers and chocolate shops they open for french morale so lewinsky has this report. you'd think that by the time the 3rd lockdown was announced the parts of france that the government would be. termed it this is what you can do this is what you can't do but it's been anything but the case do you think you understand there were strict now in place soon places like paris. now it's. better but it's typical shows you got some points there too much numbers but. not too well it's a little bit lax we can do it like. they were clear enough they are good at differentiating the things faster realizing that they're fuzzy just not really a lockdown. you can research issues but we can buy this. mistaken. after 6 pm. after suffering not really i didn't thank you. we don't understand the need. for example we're supposed to be in last out yet we're walking in the chandeliers there are a lot of people even though it's tuesday normally during lockdown there should not be so many people yet. there are a lot of people in the press and when the prime minister announced t

a medical doctor and works for germany's knox planck institute in life as well as the katherine lewinsky institute in stockholm so tell us how did you actually manage to discover this. so part of the big scientists across the globe. tried to find the gene variants that people have a code might. also work with. us and we discovered one big genetic risk factor for. comparative analysis you know very surprised it was a perfect master you know what made you think to compare the 2. top of my head was one of those cases where it just stumbled or this was a nice surprise so what's this genetic link with the neanderthals actually mean for us it isn't for us is this is. the interbreeding without a thought i've tried the consequences have also been hospitalized and you know diabetes is not a parent but there's also an upside to this i believe not not only does it mean for some people that cove it is most of via there's also a positive to this i believe is that right yes you're absolutely correct so when they discover just say omarion that actually protects against kobe bryant. it doesn't protect a

rochelle lewinsky addressed the press today. >> i get it.return to our everyday activities and to spend time with our family, friends and loved ones. we must find fortitude to hang in a little bit longer. we are at a critical point in the pandemic, at a fork in the road where we have to decide which facet we will take. >> she added, we must act now and if we don't take the right actions, we will have another avoidable surge just as we are seeing in europe. germany is extending its lock-in until april 18. chancellor merkel and regional leaders agreed to the measure after covid-19 contagion rates

judy: during the clinton impeachment, jordan denied allegations he helped monica lewinsky find a jobr silence about her affair with the president. in later years, he remained active in corporate and political life and a confid a of presidentn clinton and obama. tto further explore his legacy from civil-rights to politics to business, charlotte hunter golf is "newshour"'s special correspondent, and vernon jordan did escort her 60 years ago when she desegregated the university of georgia. ursula burns is a senior advisor at tenney and, a consulting firm. she previously served as ceo of xerox. charlene a hunr gault, you've known vernon jordan for so many years. you've made a history together. give us a glimpse of him when you first met hi >> it's funny because he treated me like a little kid. he wasn't that much older than me, but he was a very serious legal assistant to consul smartly -- constance molly who were lead lawyers in the case. i just remember that he was focused. he was the youngest lawyer involved in the case, but they use to send him down to athens, georgia to try and find

. >> sean: it did remind me a bit miranda of "i did not have sex with that woman monica lewinsky. i'll go back and do the work for the american people." then it became i did indeed have an appropriate relationship. you don't know what happened here. i don't. we know what happened with the nursing hope deaths, though. to be saying that -- well, how about just saying i shouldn't have issued the executive order. you know what? i did have the hospital beds that i left empty. 80% after the jacitz center. 80% of the navy hospital ship. in retrospect i should have used them. we vehicle a stud i do make sure it never happens again and we do it better next time. maybe a dose of the humility could help a little bit here. >> i don't think humility is in his d.n.a. andrew cuomo today, you saw him as you say acting. and he shed a few tears it looked like. he looked rather upset. he seemed to be apologizing. really just saying he hadn't meant anything wrong and people misconstrued it and he never touched anyone. kissing someone on the lips well, that never happened. so he just raised through. a

. >> for lying under oath about his affair with monica lewinski. it backfired.ans thought impeachment was an overreach and republicans lost seats in the 1998 elections. facing plunging popularity and his own ethics problems, newt gingrich decided to resign. his legacy has been both dark and far-reaching. a permanent state of war between the parties. [ crowd cheering ] [ engine revving ] [ race light countdown ] ♪ ♪ when you save money with allstate you feel like you're winning. safe drivers save 40% saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. that's why at america's beverage companies, our bottles are made to be re-made. not all plastic is the same. we're carefully designing our bottles to be one hundred percent recyclable, including the caps. they're collected and separated from other plastics, so they can be turned back into material that we use to make new bottles. that completes the circle, and reduces plastic waste. please help us get every bottle back. i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in t

we saw for the first time over the weekend pictures of monica lewinsky and her beret with her brightthe greeting line i'm so excited to hug president clinton. resignation watch here we go pres going to quit, bob is done. that obviously did not happen. it's like the cuomo death watches on is going to resign? >> ice keep toying with this idea. on the one hand i completely agree with robby this is real political trouble. what undergirds the matter what prompted this was the scandal within the nursing home the real scandal is something that really happened we should be focused on it. but it kind of reminds me down in virginia where you had the black faced ku klux klan with ralph northam. he just wrote out the storm. kennedy: because the two guys behind it were scandals were arguably worse. why am i resigning but mr. hands the over here, he gets to keep his job. well quickly in a slightly different direction got breaking news tonight white house withdrawing as the nation's chief budget official print the first cabinet defeat for the biden administration. robby, i never thought her nominat

-- different circumstances but i covered the clinton white house back in the days of the monica lewinskynd impeachment. there were some calls to resign then. the governor of virginia, north a.m., black face issues, he refused to he are sign. is that the stance to take, wait this out and it will fade? >> that seems to be his playbook for any time he has tried to withstand a scandal this sort. but i do think that the state budget needs to be negotiated by the end of the month and the two leaders who question his ability to do that are the ones he has these conversations with. they are looking at a budget hole of something like 1r5 billion right now. there are a lot of tough choices that need to be made in the state. if they don't at this that that's something he can efficiently and productively do with them then maybe they are looking for a way to do it themselves. >> ann milligram you know from your work as an attorney general the process involved. there are rules, text messages that will be gathered emails that will be dpaerd over the course of this investigation. and there are also ques

. >> woodruff: during the clinton impeachment, jordan denied allegations that he helped monica lewinskyher silence about her affair with the president. in later years, he remained active in corporate and political life, and a confidant of president clinton and president barack obama. to further explore vernon jordan's legacy from civil rights to politics to business: charlayne hunter-gault is a newshour special correspondent. and as you heard, vernon jordan escorted her 60 years ago when she desegregated the university of georgia. and ursula burns is a senior adviser at teneo, a consulting firm. she previously served as the c.e.o. of xerox. welcome to you, both. charlayne hunter-gault, you have known vernon jordon for so many decades. you both made history together. give us a glimpse of him when you first met him. >> ha-ha. well, it's funny because i laugh because he treated me like a little kid. you know, he wasn't that much older than me, but he was a very serious, you know, legal assistant to donald hollowell and constance motley, the lead lawyers in our case, and i just remember tha

monica lewinsky, clinton had power over her and he knew it.uest: -- host: the senate confirming mikko cardona, now -- a bipartisan vote whose nomination moved through the chamber without significant controversy in contrast with the confirmation of his predecessor, betsy devos, who needed the tie-breaking vote of the vice president to win the confirmation. if you go to the washington times, taking a look at issues of the supreme court, saying "the court will hear a challenge on to arizona election matters that band ballot harvesting and out of precinct voting, a case with broad implications for states moving forward with the election integrity laws in the wake of the 2020 presidential contest. advocates on both sides have a case marks the first time the high court will determine how a key commission of the voting rights act which forbid states denying voters rights on the basis of race applies to the landscape of election law. the high court has a 6-3 conservative majority. isaac in new york, democrats line, go ahead. caller: finally i got on t

a position that drew him into controversy during clinton's scandal involving monica lewinsky.ed and he made them better. this morning, president biden saying, vernon navigated america's boardrooms within aactivist heart working the levers of power in service of progress. the national urban league, the nation has lost one of its greatest champions of racial and economic justice. his passing leaves a tremendous men douse void that can never be filled. >> the next generation has to take the baton and keep >> reporter: so many lives touched by jordan's strength and courage including my own. 60 years ago he helped desegregate the university of georgia, my alma mater enduring hostile mobs along the way. i've over the year has a chance to know him and his family and share a stage with him from time to time at a civil rights event and stand back and watch as he cast a spell over those who knew they were watching a once in a lifetime leader. >> you just gave me chills. you said that so well. thank you for sharing that. he was all about elevating others. >> no question. >> he was and he

the latest installment in the ryan murphy series is going to follow the monica lewinsky and bill clintonn's '96 looney tunes hit "space jam." we're finally getting a first look at the new film lebron is featured on the cover of the new "entertainment weekly," and he is joined by bugs, daffy, and the images there. more images from "space jam: a new legacy" shows lebron playing basketball with looney tunes stars. he was approached to do the movie 15 years ago but wanted to focus on his basketball career anybody excited for this >> i am. >> it is cool. like the perfect person to carry on the tradition >> you have to be careful with "space jam." >> because of the original >> it is beloved. >> it'll open up the door for kids to see both. >> bill murray, will he be in the sequel >> i don't know but that "space jam" i think earned like $321 million and then the merch >> are you excited >> i'm excited to see it with my kids i don't really remember it we heard about lebron being the next jordan in this, so i'm excited it is happening. "space jam: a new legacy" hits theaters and hbo max july 16th.

clive owen will portray bill clinton an beanie fellsteyn will play monica lewinsky.f these casting choices. .james: she is fantastic. she has a lot of experience playing the wife of an unfaithful husband. i hope she's not getting typecast. as good as she was in the sew sopranos, i have to say it's not entirely positive for my be loved state of new jersey. if you can look past the taxes, regulations and unfunded liabilities, this is a great place to live. maria: dagen. dagen: these american crime stories series, they did one on oj simpson, are unbelievable but clive owen playing bill clinton? that might be a scandal too far. but we'll see. by the way, in person, i saw him on the stage, he doesn't look that young. he's kind of aged. so he's got some years on him now. maybe he can play bill clinton. maria: wow, clive owen. that's cool. we'll have to watch that. still ahead -- dagen: what. maria: what, james? -- rising concerns over inflation, we break down the the impact of the $1.9 trillion relief package on the world on wall street. it all starts next hour. "mornings