quote neither mr boies nor anyone from his firm ever discussed harvey weinstein or mr vance with mr cuomo or anyone from his office of the time mr boies a longtime supporter of mr cuomo and his contribution in june was consistent with his contributions to mr cuomo over the years past that's their argument saying hey it's just you know he does this all the time you're you know you're looking at coincidences and things of that made sure he would never do anything like this rural never give people care because people giving people campaign contributions are never never there to influence decision making by politicians nur. i never charge to advance about my client i never heard so despite the fact that i've given over two hundred thousand boys is given something like two hundred forty five thousand dollars over five or six years to cuomo and you're telling me what all this was going on while cuomo was standing on the backs of a women's movement in order to gain points in an election by saying i really care about these bad guys while he's doing that he quietly like it of a lot of things quiet

mr. cuomo's press secretary trying to clean up the mess afterwards. lou: america is great. america is great. >> maybe he'll come out tomorrow saying how much he deeply regrets it. but it's a problem in the democratic party. this is the theme here in the last ten years, a large part of that party's leadership thinking america is not so great, whether it's barack obama questioning american exceptionalism or mr. obama and elizabeth warren with the whole you didn't build that theme basically really attacking the fabric of american -- lou: we had in this country a president who kept apologizing to our allies. >> apology tour. lou: -- enemies alike for america. and walking walk in an atmosphere of gloom and doom and negativity that had been con injured by this president who got elected talking about hope and change for crying out loud. >> yeah. and for cuomo i think it's a particular problem now as he thinks about running in 2020. the premise of his candidacy was going to be, i'm not a crazy leftist. i'm more a moderate in the party. lou: chuck that. >> the idea was maybe you're

mr. cuomo washink a great man, and i think he deserves to have something named for him. son not think that when his is running for reelection it is necessarily ok. marcia: you just said you should .ame something for mario cuomo what about a tribute to a governor who served so many terms? ms. nixon: i think with the tappan zee bridge, what happened was this was pushed through in the dead of night without a discussion in the community. i think people are understandably upset about the name change. i think how much the bridge costs was also kept secret, with the plan was for mass transit on the bridge. or what the tolls were going to be. i think it is endemic of how there is not a-- lot of transparency. there are a lot of things that happened behind closed doors, and people are unhappy that they were not able to weigh in while it was in process. maurice: governor cuomo has employed troopers to control bridges, airports, also dark weights and city streets in addition to the nypd. also pathways and city streets. would you do this? at a momente are where we cannot take our saf

. >> it took several days but the democratic governor of new york, mr. cuomoion i used was inartful, a smarter politician would have cleaned it up within seconds. does that matter? he still faces a primary by the way and this progressive opponent cynthia nixon said he was trying to prove he was a progressive. the president taking advantage of it, asking what's worse, does it matter nationally or is it just the one guy that made a mistake? >> the president and the republicans are going to try to get as much out of this as possible. every time a democrat makes a mistake on the campaign trail you can expect president trump who watches a lot of cable television to amplify it to his millions of twitter followers and try to make a big thing out of it. president trump is really attuned to the type of things reality has based and he's going to be out on the campaign trail using these examples to make sure his voters are actually coming out to it polls. because we've seen a lot of democratic enthusiasm not as much on the republican side. even though their numbers are u

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let's talk about our great governor in new york, mr. cuomon colbert is coming down hard on, listen to this. >> he gave a speech at a bill signing event ended doing so, so he said something stupid. it's subtle to pick out but see if you can spot it. >> were not going to make america great again, it was never that great. >> that is the dumbest thing you can say as a politician. that's like closing your speech with apple pie sucks, i'm lukewarm on the troops and those stripes make the american flag look fat, thank you, i hate my mother! >> melissa: what do you think? >> cuomo has always been overrated, he's a legacy politician. if you're a legacy politician you have to be better than the old man and he is not. he has been more hype than substance. >> melissa: he's going to win anyway probably. >> it's new york. you want to present that talks about the rig the system? new york is the incumbent protection unit, they are the best. i will say this, cynthia nixon will put some marks on him. he is going to walk away from this experience sorry for bein

being derided by someone who lives in america and by the way, was stupid about the argument that mr. cuomo is making. he wants open borders. we let 1.1 million people in here legally every year. he wants hundreds of thousands of people who come here illegally to also be let in, no bother borders whatsoever but if the country is so bad, how come so many people want to come here and why is he advocating for those people to come here legally or illegally? he should tell them to go somewhere else if he doesn't like this country and quite frankly, he should, too. liz: you think he's right? >> what cuomo has done has become the personification of what many of us suspected from the left. they don't want to change this or that policy, but that the social justice warriors actually hate america, disdain america. united states is the greatest force of freedom in history since jesus and yeah, we have some flaws and yeah, we don't do everything right, but you have this trend on the left to really think the worst of our country. i think he made the mistake of being honest about it. i just long for the d

593-vote difference, mr. cuomo. 76% in in the district. we have some more counting to do. >> it's so close. >> to your point, just that's it's close is bad news for the republicans. >> right. >> the question is, is this bad news or is it about to turn into terrible news? >> i'll tell you what we know for sure. it's bad news for you because this is going to be another night where you're going to have to be around. john, thank you very much. >> this is why they brew espresso. >>> let's have a great debate. van jones, david urban. we don't know the outcome so we don't have to take a lot of time on this. there's one proposition. who has the better message? this isn't about o'connor and balderson. all due respect to both their campaigns, they've both made some good plays in this race. we've been doing our research. but, van jones, do the democrats have the better case in these midterms? >> well, i mean, first of all it does matter that we are right now watching a race where the republican is running on flat ground, and the republican is running

i guess it's entertaining when progressives essay what they really think, which it looks like mr. cuomo did. >> ed: what we are seeing is progressives, others on the left, more and more coming out and saying that they are for socialism. that is the democratic party being pulled to the left. obviously, minnesota trending democrat over the years but president trump came close to winning is last time. what if the state of play right now in your race and in the stae of minnesota in general? >> i feel great about our race. i have been in this race for 15 months now, we've talked to tens of thousands of minnesotans, and while minnesota is seen as a left of center state, we are very much a center state, and minnesotans are just very common sense. we care a lot about people, but we also want our money spent wisely and we haven't been seeing that for the last eight years in the state. minnesotans are very ready for a train. donald trump came within a pointed hat, which is closer than any presidential candidate has in decades in the state, and it's because minnesotans are ready for something diff

someone like mr. cuomo comes out.ost like a rush to see who can show the harshest hatred for this country. it is disgusting and disgraceful to say the biggest, best idea in the history of the planet, america, is being derided by someone who lives in america. and by the way, what's stupid about the argument that mr. cuomo is making. he wants open borders. we let 1.1 million people if here legally every year. he wants hundreds of thousands of people who come here illegally to also be let in. no borders whatsoever. but if the country is so bad, how come so many people want to come here? and why is he advocating for those people to come here illegally or legally? he should tell them to go somewhere else if he doesn't like this country and he should, too. >> bill: paul manafort jury in deliberations. >> this case has nothing to do with president trump. it has nothing to do with president trump's campaign. and it has nothing to do with the white house. there is no reason that we would comment on the ongoing manafort trial.

what about tamara, this military mom and military wife would like to hear a personal apology from mr. cuomo discrimination, segregation, sexism, isolationism, racism or kkk like new york's motto says, excelsior, ever upward, not backward. what does that mean? you said america was never great. leave trump out of it for a second, number one. 60 million voted for donald trump might have a little problem where you characterize people that support his policies because they're not for isolationism, they're not for the kkk. they're not for sexism. they are voting for president trump and direction he has taken the country. just say i have a different ideology. you don't necessarily have to say the country is bad because the president thinks it's great. steve: he made a mistake in saying that at the get-go. and he is trying to dig himself out of a hole and he keeps digging. so far it's not working or is it? keep emailing us facebooking us or tweeting us. we read it all day long. ainsley: jillian has headlines. jillian: we follow this story about a airline. look in nashville, some type of health care

that's a great -- that's a great slogan that has resinated with many people in this country but not mr. cuomo wants to focus that the country was built on racism, sexism, you name it. it's horrible. charles: it's really sad. harls charles leader of the democratic party. stuart: we have high energy to open the show. [laughter] where are we going where the market opens? and then there's this, more than 300 newspapers coordinating to publishing antitrump editorials today criticizing the president for the way he treats the press. the newspapers say they are not the enemy, we are talking to someone who wrote one of those editorials later this hour, are you annoyed, i love this, are you annoyed by those constant telemarketing calls on the cell phone, yes, i am. there's an app for it, it's called robo killer, i want it. ashley: i used it. great. stuart: answers the call and uses prerecording messages, the results kind of hilarious, we have the app's creator, a welcome guest. trade talks with china will resume this month, next we have a guest who says china may not be as tough as they let on, he said

mr. trump yesterday hit new york governor andrew cuomo, for suggesting in the speech that america was "never that great." writing: "can you believe this is the governor of the highest taxed state in the u.s., andrew cuomo, having a total meltdown!" call most political opponents making hay on the right and left, including republicans buying him a bus ticket to canada. just an example, if you will, of someone who is facing a pretty heavy political reprimand. watching a guy who's obviously had to deal with quite a bit of that in washington. >> bret: kevin corke, thank you. you may or may not know his name. we were among the first report on him. tonight we are learning more about bruce ohr, one of the people on the president's list who is clearances are under review. as chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge reports, documents show the justice department official may be a key figure in the russia scandal. >> as part of this review, i am evaluating action with respect to the following individuals. james clapper, james comey, michael hayden, sally yates, susan rice, andrew mccabe, pet

rob: andrew cuomo with war of words with president trump delivering latest jab during political speech at brooklyn church. >> mrp is the great divider in chief. i've known you for 30 years, you maybe a slick salesman who fooled many people in this country, but you didn't fool me and you didn't fool new yorkers. [applause] rob: with crowd calling president trump un-american and king trump, the governor has been under fire for the comments he made last week saying america was never that great. >> no kids allowed, german restaurant banning children to give adults, quote, oasis of peace, sick of parents who can't control kids, he claims children bother guests by pulling on table clothes and throwing wine glasses, of course, not my kids, rob, parents parents do nothing to stop this, he could be sued but the customers approve of new policy. if you don't like it, don't go there, i don't want my kids there. rob: as a mom with no bold statement, as somebody with no children i think the dad is dead-on accurate. >> i don't want to be the person who ruins for you i rather stay and have p&j. this could tick people off, the

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cuomo? looking ahead to what potential 2020, democratic challengers, what do you think president trump would most like to go against or avoid going against? mr lewandowski: two very different questions. i don't speak for the president, again. i don't know what his relationship is like a governor cuomo. i didn't interact at all with governor cuomo so i don't know how friendly the two are. as new yorkers they have some kind of long-standing relationship. same with chris christie. it has been one that has been involved for very long time. i couldn't speak to what the relationship is like. i think any pledge from any up fort that is reelection and they are not running for the presidency in is 2020 a fallacy. elizabeth warren, governor cuomo, i don't think you can take that with any credibility, because nobody is going to say they will run for president while seeking reelection. strategistdemocratic , and somebody said to me who do you want to be the democratic nominee for the president of the united states? there's only one name i would choose and i think the person could have a very competitive race. his name is michael bloomberg. he checks man

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mr. lewandowski: marissa schulz from "new york post." >> president trump talked about a phone call he had recently with governor cuomo, and he said how governor cuomo called and said he would never run against him in 2020. i wonder if you have any insights on the relationship between the president and governor cuomo, and looking ahead to 2020, what potential democratic challengers -- who do you think president trump would most like to go against or avoid going against? ms. feldmann: i do not speak for the president. i do not know what his relationship is like with governor cuomo. i did not interact at all with governor cuomo when i was running the campaign, so i do not know how friendly they have been. as new yorkers, they have some kind of long-standing relationship. and the cuomo family, the father, and chris, it is one that has been involved for a very long time. i cannot speak to what the relationship is like. i think any pledge by any democrat right now i for election that they are not running for presidency in 2020 is a fallacy, from a elizabeth warren to governor cuomo to anybody on the ballot in 2018. no one is going to is a

mr. cohen for the actress. how significant is this? >> state crimes cannot be pardoned by the president only the new york governor. i don't think andrew cuomo going to pardon trump's friends. very csignificant. they're lower-level crimes. one step above a misdemeanor but it gives -- they have the power to subpoena documents, power to subpoena witnesses so we could see some very interesting testimony and documents coming out and it also just means that it -- this whole illeglegal mes become harder for trump to control. another power center he has no control over and can't do anything about. >> talking state charges, president does have pardon power. could that have any impact on what the trump organization officials tell investigators, what they say to him? >> oh, absolutely, don. we should expect that the trump organization, they've got to answer to how is it that these phony invoices that we now learned about that michael cohen talked about, when he stepped into that federal court on tuesday, these phony invoices that he sent to the trump organization which we now know were actually the way that he was being reimbursed for that $130,000 pa

mr. manafort on realty on these accounts. he could be looking at the rest of his life in prison. with us now is new jersey's republican governor, christine todd whitman. governor cuomohat you think about all this? >> it certainly is a bad day for paul manafort. he's looking at a long time behind bars. it would seem from the testimony that we heard from the documents that we heard that this is absolutely justified at the jury did its duty in a very complicated case. it had to have been mind-boggling for them with a lot of the testimony. where they did come to a decision they did appeared we should thank them for their service. but paul manafort is not going to be a happy camper tonight. we want you know, there is no collusion, governor. these are separate financial decision. the beauty about some of those issues is that they are very black-and-white, very simple, very clear. but again, there are a lot of people that are going to latch onto this and say collusion, there is a financial. coco >> it was never really about that. these were strictly on the financial of paul manafort and what he did. the fact that he has been associated with the campaign and with the presid

mr. mayor, the democratic primary for governor has gotten kind of spicy. andrew cuomoony who concealed her tax returns. i don't think that's true. and that she would run the state into a debt-driven chaos. so i guess two questions. would cynthia nixon be a good governor for the state of new york and are you concerned that the race has gotten too negative? >> well, first of all, i have not made a public endorsement in this race and it is something i'm still looking at. but there's no question in my mind cynthia nixon is an extraordinary human being, activist who has made a huge impact, particularly in terms of education and fairness for our children. i thought she more than held her own last night in the debate. i thought she got a lot of very powerful ideas out and a lot of very powerful critiques out. and i found some of the governor's counterpoints a little desperate, honestly, the notion of calling her a corporation that sounded like a citizens united decision by the supreme court that the -- the corporation is a person. so the -- look, i think the bottom line here

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mr. miller has. what does it mean that they brought in the manhattan madam? >>> we also have the case of the curious new radio duo of rudy and jay, trump's lawyers. we take on both in cuomo's court, next. >>> so why would mueller call the manhattan madam, pause -- i mean to testify about roger stone? and why are the president's lawyers on the radio hosting a show running down the probe? is that going to help them with mueller? let's bring in laura coates and jim schultz for cuomo's court. laura coates, let's start with the manhattan madam. why? >> well, because she has a professional relationship with roger stone, who by his own admissions, his own statements, has alluded to his own relationship with julian assange, who has infamously now posted a lot of the e-mails that were hacked by russians in the 2016 election. so they're trying to figure out what it is she knows about his relationship with that person. >> why would she know anything? >> well, because she served as a clerical assistant to him following andrew miller's bout as his aide, who worked with him as his scheduling and calendar and issues around that. perhaps there is something to be had about the corroboratio

sure cuomo woke up this morning saying "men in black" moment can we just have that little thing releases everybody's memory. >> shows out of touch with average american. >> brest yet to come baby as mrers goes to .8 movies profitable net cash wise. >> 8/10 of a remove. >> you are right. >> this has never been on the auction block. >> this particular one was in a storage unit no one knew about. >> okay. >> of course, but this kind of looks like an earlier piece he is heavily used. >> i think when you have an expectation without a plan it is called a thought. >> you are a great writer a given you also have such a powerful voice. that i -- i would do anything you told me to do, all right, all right i will start saving. >> just don't ask me to think. >> i am curious because he looks like -- but -- >> gerri willis is. >> i did again i called you jerry luis yesterdewis. >> this is not the way we want to wake up so i felt bad now for my wife -- what are you doing neil. >> hours of broadcasting in single day you know, they used to call me an air hog i think it is you. ♪ ♪ . >> you know, air hog sounds worse when someone says air hog. [laughter] really. really it has been fun was that lyle l