elizabeth: joining us now new york state senate minority leader robert ortt. k times" is reporting that new york democrat governor andrew cuomo was working on a four million, four million dollar book deal offer when he was, you know, calling himself a good governor during the pandemic? when all this other stuff was going on, your thoughts on this? >> i was disgusted like i'm sure a lot of your viewers were, elizabeth. here is a governor who profited at a time when people in new york why losing their lives as well as their livelihoods. he was profiting to the tune of four million dollars. we know he also profited now off of a false narrative, off of his narrative that he somehow was, you know, the best governor or, was leading new york state through this pandemic. we know he covered up the number of deaths in nursing homes. we know he covered it up through his executive order which caused could have individual positive patients to go back in nursing homes. he changed the report in july, right before he signed that book deal. we know he had staff, government staf

here in new york, the state's largest non-profit health system, northwell, received $1.2 billion in federalfrom the cares act. but northwell, which is run by a close ally of new york governor andrew cuomo, has faced intense criticism for some of its practices during the pandemic. -- for suing over 25 hundred patients last year for failing to pay their medical bills. it only stped suing for medical debt after a report by the community service society exposed the practice. meanwhile, "the new york times" recently revealed one of northwell's facilities, the lenox hill hospital, billed over $3000 for covid tests -- more than 30 times the typical cost. we are joined now by elisabeth benjamin, vice president of health initiatives at the community service society of new york and co-founder of the health care for all new york campaign. can you start off by talking about these pandemic profiteers? what are you start off by talking about northwell and what happened as patients read such dire circumstances this year. the hospital sued thousands of them. >> yes. i think is important to note that two th

recommending families and students who travel to spring break use them before and after their trips as new york state surpassed 10 million vaccine doses given, broadway came back to life for only a brief performance on saturday. st. james theater became the first to open to limited crowds since all broadway venues closed in march of 2020, due to the pandemic. it was for one of ten scheduled pilot performances ahead of a planned wider reopening in september. >> broadway is the heart beat of new york city. new york city is not what it is without broadway. >> it's one of the many signs of normalcy across the country as vaccinations and the virus run simultaneous races. back here in michigan, starting tomorrow, the state will actually be expanding vaccine eligibility including all people ages 16 and above as it scrambles to contain the spread

new york state, i mean, my goodness, his harsh shutdowns with new york state. f raising taxes on the rich and on businesses. he has done a horrible job trying to be a leader for the state of new york. elizabeth: got it. deneen borelli, good to see you, come back soon. next up, texas democrat congressman henry cuellar we're so excited he is joining us tonight, we're excited to tell him what folks are telling us, folks that live at the border. their homes, businesses, ranches are getting hit with crime from the illegal immigrant surge. they're scared. they're getting robbed. they're experiencing things like carjacks. even fires set on their property -- carjackings. we'll talk to texas democrat henry cuellar next. >> it is unacceptable that biden is so obsessed with trump reversal he will literally put the american public and kids at risk the way he is and then he gives kamala harris apparently she is the one in charge, she referred to the i.c.e. as the kkk. she has been in charge of this. she is missing in action. got help us if she becomes president, if this is h

at new york city and new york state.re people who obviously moved their residency to florida , trying to balance that. it is a lot easier when you have a house in southhampton and you can come into the city and do it that way. i certainly do have a concern overall. i am one of those people who has been in new york city my whole life, seen many ups and many downs, and there is a resilience with new york city, and something to the energy of new york city that you are not going to get down in florida. i do think you will see some people, and it is already starting, to see more people return, to be here to have that energy. new york is not a movable feast. you need to be here to feel that sense of energy. sonali: what is the bigger feel, is it the state and local taxes, people moving from one place to another to escape that threat of higher income taxes, or what is happening on a national scale? alexandra: when we are talking about new york state, it is definitely more the state and local taxes. obviously there's been a lot

as new york state surpassed 10 million vaccine doses given. broadway came back to life for only a brief performance on saturday. the st. james theater became the first to open to limited crowds since all broadway venues closed in march of 2020 due to the pandemic. it was for one of ten scheduled performances ahead of a wider reopening in september. >> broadway is the heart of new york city. new york city is not what it is without broadway. >> it's one of the many signs of normalcy across the country as vaccinations and the virus run simultaneous races. and tomorrow is expected to be a big and significant day for michigan state fight against the pandemic because they will be now offering the vaccine to all residents ages 16 and above, amara, they will also be doubling their goal of daily

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colleagues do have a broadway productions to go back to in new york but broadway theaters are not opening yet as of today we know that new york state is allowing 33 percent capacity and some of their performance venues the broadway theaters have not yet begun to open some smaller regional theaters some off broadway theaters might gradually reopening within the coming weeks but no broadway production specifically are scheduled to open until at least october ok so it's not all the venue is taking this opportunity to reopen and i want to ask you new york state currently does have the 3rd highest rate of coronavirus cases in the country per capita you know what safety measures are going to be in place to ensure that your colleagues are able to stay safe while they work. well for any broad reproductions of the actors are covered under the actor's equity association which is the actors union here in the united states and they're ramping up a lot of protocols for the producers of the shows that they're required to follow in order to employ these productions that includes testing and includes a modifying spaces that includes modifying stag

be the case, long term we're setting up for a problem with the tax base here in new york and new york city and new york statebonds, lots of debt, an eroding tax base. there's just so many government bailouts that are going to occur, and if you lose your tax base from rich people leaving, that's going to put pressure on muni bonds. the rating agencies eventually will downgrade new york city, new york state, california, illinois if that happens in these states. so i will say short term if you've got to symptom money, probably now's the time to buy munis, but watch your investment. there was a time to buy puerto rico muni bonds before they went into default. i'm not saying new york city and new york state are going into dethe -- default, but you could have a situation like you had in puerto rico. neil, back to you. neil: yeah, it happens. it's rare but be aware. thank you, charlie, that was of great stuff. you are a monster business reporter. >>> all right, governor desantis has just declared a state emergency in florida, but it has nothing to do with covid. i'll explain after this. - i sent your new prescripti

colleagues do have a broadway productions to go back to in new york but broadway theaters are not opening yet as of today we know that new york state is allowing 33 percent capacity and some of their performances and use of broadway theaters have not yet begun to open some smaller regional theaters some off broadway theaters might gradually reopening within the coming weeks but no broadway production specifically are scheduled to open until at least october ok so it's not all the venue is taking this opportunity to reopen and i want to ask you new york state currently does have the 3rd highest rate of coronavirus cases in the country per capita you know what safety measures are going to be in place to ensure that your colleagues are able to stay safe while they work well for any broad reproductions of the actors are covered under the actor's equity association which is the actors union here in the united states and they're ramping up a lot of protocols for the producers of these shows that they're required to follow in order to employ these productions that includes a testing and includes a modifying spaces that includes modifying

. >>> also today, "the new york times" broke the news that state prosecutors in new york have sub bpinaed the personal bank recors of a man named allen weiss weisselberg. he appears to be under intense pressure from new york state prosecutors to tell them what he knows about the allegations of tax fraud, bank fraud and insurance fraud that that prosecutor's office is pursuing against president trump and his company. "the times" also reporting tonight that state prosecutors are still looking at the hush money payments scandal the campaign finance felonies for which trump lawyer michael cohen went to prison and in which former president trump was himself described by sdny prosecutors as individual number one. according to "the times" tonight, state prosecutors in new york are reportedly investigating how those payments were laundered through the trump organization's books and whether any touchsuch laundering itselft be a prosecutable trcrime. that reporting just adding to the increasingly tall pile of legal worries faced by the former president as we reported last night, he is now facing th

so a lot of new york state was -- so syracuse, for instance, and rochester, they had very conservative pockets, but they also had these communities often comprised in part of free black people who had liberated themselves from slavery and then settled in new york state and gotten their jobs and were full members of these communities. so by the time the fuming ty slave act of -- fugitive slave act of 1850 is passed -- [audio difficulty] are told that they have to return finaltive slaves to the south -- fugitive slaves to the south, a huge uprising to sir ruse, rochester, auburn and other cities because they know, we abolished slavery years ago in our state. so conservatives came around to this idea who had never given slavery any thought before. >> so, bill, your book, "the zealot and the i chance pater," is zealot is an interesting choice of words when talking about john brown. and typically we are taught that john brown was this lunatic growing up and that he was unhinged and irresponsible and attacked harper's ferry. is this a rehabilitation of john brown? is he -- where does he -- w

you would think the major league baseball commissioner, a native of new york and lives in new york that he would be saying any state that has more restrikeive practices than georgia is worthy of my condemnation. new york requires an excuse to vote by mail absentee. georgia doesn't. georgia has a minimum of 17 days and up to 19 days of early voting. new york has 8 days. connecticut, new jersey have no early voting at all. what happened to the mets and yankees fans living in new york, connecticut, missouri. missouri has two teams. doesn't have early voting, no excuse early voting or early voting. michigan, no early voting. what about the tigers fans? ohio and pennsylvania, four teams alone in those states. no early voting. minnesota, wisconsin, no early voting. twins and brewers fans. massachusetts, they had last year early voting. it goes away on june 30th. what about next year and what about the people living in voter suppression state of massachusetts? new hampshire, all the red sox fans don't have early voting or absentee by mail. what is the major league commissioner going to be doing about those other states? >

are now entitle i by new york state law to a driver license, and under a budget that passed in new yorkrom american new york tax payers, because you did not get it as part of the previous covid relief bill. because you were not a citizen. the country. those are huge magnets to bring people across the border illegally. >> they are. >> there are two things that will happen stop the flow, one, building a wall, finish the wall. a fiscal deterrents. -- physical deterrent, and second is weather, when weather gets hot to the slow down, then who'll joe biden do. what is his plan, how will he address that that is the pressure will mount on him. bill: all right, we'll be back. stay with us. (mom) it sure is. (mom vo) over the years, we trusted it to carry and protect the things that were most important to us. (mom) good boy. (mom vo) we always knew we had a lot of life ahead of us. (mom) remember this? (mom vo) that's why we chose a car that we knew would be there for us through it all. (male vo) welcome to the subaru forester. the longest-lasting, most trusted forester ever. at novartis, our goa

are now entitle i by new york state law to a driver license, and under a budget that passed in new yorko a 15,000-dollar payment. from american new york tax payers, because you did not get it as part of the previous covid relief bill. because you were not a citizen. the country. those are huge magnets to bring people across the border illegally. >> they are. >> there are two things that will happen stop the flow, one, building a wall, finish the wall. a fiscal deterrents. -- physical deterrent, and second is weather, when weather gets hot to the slow down, then who'll joe biden do. what is his plan, how will he address that that is the pressure will mount on him. bill: all right, we'll be back. stay with ♪ (ac/dc: back in black) ♪ ♪ ♪ the bowls are back. applebee's irresist-a-bowls all just $8.99. you know when your dog is itching for a treat. itching for an outing... or itching for some cuddle time. but you may not know when he's itching for help... licking for help... or rubbing for help. if your dog does these frequently. they may be signs of an allergic skin condition that needs tre

which is overwhelmingly controlled by democrats, always has been, new york state have to have ne early voting in new york state in new york has less early voting in georgia, the misunderstanding of georgia and the way the press rolled with it and quoted biden and stacey abrams and called it jim crow 2.0 jim crow on steroids, that reporting in the demagogue joe biden calling it jim crow has added up to economic boycotts and threats of economic boycotts in baseball moving out of georgia this is what can happen with our society split in half, it's not good for anybody. liz: it is such an offense to those minorities affected by jim crow, that law was hideous, was horrific but to say this is jim crow is so off-the-wall and now we have msnbc pundits saying what about citizens united, no one is disputing companies right for free speech or to make political donation is about ironically characterized the georgia law. , go ahead, final word. >> it is about terrible judgment all major league baseball and the corporations had to do was say there's very good and thoughtful people who think

new york. this comes off the heels of our win in new york state. a motion to dismiss a landmark win in a libel lawsuit from project vertas working the new york times. the cnn network said they're trying to help paint biden in a certain way to hurt trump and get trump out of office, help black lives matter so the cnn videos were trending number two globally on twitter and in the third videotape released they yanked my twitter account down and said that i was, quote, operating fake accounts. they also banned project veritas a month earlier, saying they were violating people's rights. we're suing twitter for defamation and it's time to go on offense, time to use libel lawsuits to hold them accountable. maria: it's interesting, because you have on tape twitter saying that they wanted to get involved and affect an election. you also have that from google, right. do you actually have people at google telling you on camera we allowed trump to win in 2016, we won't allow it again? >> yeah, that was an individual jen jenia from 2019 we recorded, an executiv

what this bill does is it offers new york state and other blue states a lifeline.es efficiently, like west virginia, and some states were planning tax cuts but now you can't do it or you lose the dough. >> it's truly unbelievable because there is a disprit effect from state to state. states managing their budgets effectively really get penalize. show how obscene this provision is imagine that you wanted to make a small little tweak in your tax covid-19 code. maybe you want to expand the fount forepeople to do charitable deductions or you want to drop the sales tax down. maybe compete with one of your neighbor states. there is a reading of this new law that you are not going to be able to do it. and i know the treasury secretary said well, we are not going to force it. but the language is so vague and so open-ended that states are deeply concerned about this. and west virginia and they are trying to make sure that there is a major tax change right now to lure more citizens into this space they will pay a huge price thunder law. i'm not going to let that happen. i re

joining me to discuss is joey jackson, criminal defense attorney and form er new york state prosecutor and james gillian a special agent who, by the way, is in the dissertation phase at st. john's university with a doctoral focus on police force. writing an essay for new york post you acknowledged that chauvin's conduct was repugnant and criminal. you predicted a guilty on manslaughter. now that you've heard a week of testimony, do you stand by that? >> west michael, firstly, no doubt, this was a devastating week of testimony in the presentation of evidence for the prosecution. after watching almost every second gavel-to-gavel of the testimony this week, i came away with a couple of takeaways. first of all trials ebb and flow. i've had 25 years experience in the fbi. the prosecution will have good moments, the defense will have good moments. here is where i think the prosecution made a huge, huge leap towards getting conviction in this case possibly on the top count. they used objective ive reasonableness that supreme court decided this case that the use of excessive force in the cours

also this week governor and her promo may be investigative using new york state resources the publication of his covid response book. in other news mpb books and reports print book sales rep 6% for the weekend in april 10. in the 41st annual los angeles times book prizes were awarded virtually elastic pitchers would include isabel wilkerson's cast. vanguard and william souder's biography of john steinbeck. mad at the world. book tv will continue to bring in new programs and publishing news. you can also watch all of our past programs anytime booktv.org. sue beckers looks on the best selling nonfiction books according to harvard bookstore in cambridge, massachusetts per topping the baucus pulitzer prize winning author isabel worker since look at what she calls a hidden cast system in the united states. after that his empire pain, new york staff writer patrick kees report on the sackler families wealth that's built on pharmaceuticals which includes valium and oxycontin. next pro public a alec mcginnis works of the economic impact in fulfillment road bite blake bailey's philip roth purred an

more people were moving out of the state of new york over the last decade that moving in. i do not have information on which state's people were moving to, -- which states people were moving to. new york were between the 2010 census and the 2020 census by about 4.2%. >> thanks for that. >> i was going to follow-up on the last part of the question. how close new york was. if new york had 89 more people, they would have received one more seat instead of the last state that received their last seat, the last seat went to minnesota. if you do the equation that determines how many, they would have needed 89 people. that is if you hold the population overall other states -- over all other states constant. >> if we had counted 89 people in new york state and assumed every other state was constant, we would not have lost a seat? >> correct. >> thanks. >> can you hear us? >> this is jim jacobs. i want to be more california centric. can you talk about that shifting demographics in the state of california, inflow versus outflow, how close were we to losing a potential second seat, or

new york. this comes off the heels of their win in new york state in the supreme court of newew york state fork when in that libel lawsuit from project veritas and more on that in a minute but we released the series of videos on cnn showing the scene and director calling the network propaganda saying they are trying to help paint biden in a certain way to hurt trump and get trump out of office and help black lives matter so those cnn videos were trending number two globally on twitter and then in the third videotape released they yanked the mock twitter account down and said i was quote, operating fake accounts and they also banned project veritas a month earlier talking about project veritas was violating people's privacy rights for interviewing them in the streets. people who do impersonate me still remain on twitter so we are suing twitter for defamation maria, and it is time go on offense and time to use libel lawsuits to hold them accountablehe. maria: if it is interesting because you have on tape twitter say they wanted to get involved any fact an election. you also have that from google

new york was. if new york had had 89 more people, they would have received one more seat instead of the last state that received their last seat, the last seat went to minnesota. new york was next in line. if you do the equation that determines how many, they would have needed 89 people. that is if you hold the population over all other states constant. >> if we had counted 89 more people in new york state and assumed every other state was constant, we would not have lost a seat? >> correct. >> thanks. >> thank you. operator, do we have our next caller? >> jim baker from jb wire.com, your line is open. >> can you hear us? >> hello? sorry. this is jim jacobs. tv wire.com. i want to be more california centric. can you talk about that shifting demographics in the state of california, inflow versus outflow, how close were we to losing a potential second seat, or how close were we to not losing one seat, if that makes sense. >> i will turn that back over to our demo experts. >> with the state of california, what i can tell you is that from our population estimates program, over the last decade, californ

what do you think from your set of possible perspective could have been done differently in new york state's handling of the crisis in caverns. we knew back in february dr anthony thout she was on every outlet and every news program telling us the cold it was most deadly to the elderly so why then did governor cuomo signed in march 25th water that mandated good positive petion since nursing homes we had the us and s. comfort ship they didn't see hardly any he shoots we had an exhilarating hospitals that we spent billions on they didn't see any patients at all we could move these coded positive patients into these facilities and kept our elderly c. in secure obviously listening to and saying you know how this is something that's very important to you i'm quite right a very emotional thing as a final thing i want to ask you obviously you want to some justice for the loved ones that you've lost do you think that that's a chance that you will see that yes i do i'm very hopeful voices for seniors organization i represent requested that the comptroller cheek this stat of referring an investigation

but what we are seeing from new york state health authorities here is to assure the public, telling folksere in new york that the clinical advisory task force has also looked at this vaccine and like the federal government has deemed it to be safe and effective. so that is why we will -- you can expect it to be offered in multiple locations, but here's the thing, though, just because some states are some locations might be offering it doesn't f neces necessarily mean they have it right now. it's going to take time to ramp up supplies. it's very possible that folks may actually head to those locations, and might be told that they don't have that johnson & johnson vaccine available quite yet but at the end of the day the federal government now green lighting it after that 11-day pause, ana. >> polo sandoval, keep us posted. >> in another sign of things returning to normal, fully vaccinated american tourists may be able to travel to europe this summer. cnn's pete muntean is following. the vast vaccinations in the u.s. is a big part of the decision by the eu. >> they're saying our vaccination

overwhelmingly controlled by democrats always has been, in new york state i have to have an excuseing in new york state. new york still has less early society than georgia. the misunderstanding the what georgia did. the way the press rolled with it, quoted biden and stacey abrams and quoted jim crow 2.0 or jim crow on steroids, bad reporting, joe biden calling it jim crow added up to economic boycotts and threats of economic boycotts and baseball moving the game out of georgia. this happens when the society starts to split in half. it is not good for anybody. elizabeth: such an offense to those minorities affected by jim crow. jim crow, that law was hideous. >> yeah. elizabeth: but to say this is jim crow is so off the wall. now we have msnbc pundits saying oh, what about sit concerns united, the supreme court decision? no one is disputing companies right for free speech to make political donations. it is about erroneously characterizing the georgia law period, full stop, right, ari? go ahead. final word. >> it is about terrible judgment. all major league baseball and these corpora

new york governor andrew cuomo of sexual misconduct meets with independent investigators. the attorney for cherryville just completed the interview with investigators appointed by new york attorney general, released video showing cuomo kissing urology, the state is bringing forward and impeachment investigation. >> apple ceo tim cook helps parlor returned to the apps store with moderation speaking of the new york times podcast, quote, hope they come back on because we work hard to get people on the store, not to get people off the store. apple suspended the social media network after the capital rights in january. the company supports divers points of view but says there's no place for threats of violence and illegal activity. in february parlor announced it will be relaunching and would not be reliant on big tech. >> after the break highlights from tucker in an exclusive sitdown with pierce morgan, woke culture forced them to walk away from his hosting gig. >> governor rhonda santos, florida democrats are 60 minutes got the story all wrong. these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package a

in that respect, the governor is right, it's far more permissive than new york state, which has a democraticislature, and allows only limited absentee voting. new york also has fewer days of early voting. just nine compared to georgia's minimum of 17. and again, as the georgia governor would tell you, that's -- new york is where mlb is based. new jersey was just praised last month for a law that expanded early voting. it went up to nine days. or about half of what georgia has now. and critics of the law, including president biden have singled out the restriction, and i have too, the restriction on handing out water to voter in line. but that same provision states, quote, this code section shall not be construed to prohibit a poll officer from making available self-service water from an unattended receptacle to an elector waiting in line street. another state with restrictions on bringing water to voters in line. you guessed it, new york. under new york state law, refreshments given out must be worth less than a dollar and the people given them out cannot openly identify with a candidate. vio

new york, wouldn't it? >> well, yes, yes and no. first of all states new york and new jersey and california and illinois. i think you've got five or six states that are in favor of this because it lets the states tax more, because you get a deduction. so the penalties are somewhat ameliorated. it also lets them spend more and lets them ruin their local economies. first of all, i don't think it will pass, "salt," i don't think it will ever get through. this crazy new york story, the state legislature, run by left-wingers, run by socialists, it will raise tax rates as highest in the country at exactly the time, stu, exactly the moment we're trying to bring people back from florida to go back to work to reinvigorate the city's economy. this couldn't happen at a worse time. do not count on salt to bail out the state of new york. i don't think it should happen. i think it is lousy tax policy, honestly. get rid of all the crazy deductions and credits, lower tax rates across the board. lower the rates, broaden the base. create incentives to work, save, invest

city, new york state raisingme back? how many of them will come back? can you answer that question? >> i can't be specific. but i do think that most of them will not come back. thaifer been given no reason to come back quite the opposite, they've been given reasons to stay and others have been given incentives to leave. i mean, this is a competition between low tax states and high tax states and new york is already one of the two or three highest tax states. so to raise more money, new york now has a budget. new york state has a budget of 212 billion dollars which is higher double florida which has more people that is an example of the recklessness with which they are approaching this situation. stuart: i have to go michael i'm sorry this is very good stuff. i have to be in my bonnet about new york city and florida. but there you go. michael come back see you again soon. thank you so much for being here now this, the cost of ammo as in ammunition surging nationwide there's a shortage graddy joins us from michigan

colleagues do have a broadway productions to go back to in new york but broadway theaters are not opening yet as of today we know that new york state is allowing 33 percent capacity and some of their performance venues the broadway theaters have not yet begun to open some smaller regional theaters some off broadway theaters might gradually reopening within the coming weeks but no broadway production specifically are scheduled to open until at least october ok so it's not all the venue taking this opportunity to reopen and i want to ask you new york state currently does have the 3rd highest rate of coronavirus cases in the country per capita and you know what safety measures are going to be in place to ensure that your colleagues are able to stay safe while they work well for any broad reproductions of the actors are covered under the actor's equity association which is the actors union here in the united states and they're ramping up a lot of protocols for the producers of these shows that they're required to follow in order to employ these productions that includes a testing and includes a modifying spaces that includes modifying

new york state, new york city, they're confident in actually offering this against the general public saying the risks or at least the benefits clearly outweigh the risks here, and the main message they're getting to people throughout the state especially as we get well over 30% of new york state residents vaccinated is get any vaccine that you are actually offer here. now that it's actually green-lit, the city does plan to use it for various programs including pop-up locations as well as for home-bound seniors, basically offer that vaccine for those individuals that may not be necessarily able to come back for that second dose. so the city is certainly looking at that as an opportunity there, but they're also, john, as you can imagine, very well aware that there will be some hesitancy and there will be many people that may not necessarily be confident enough right now in that vaccine to ask for that johnson & johnson vaccine. so right now the city is offering the erie two as options because the big message is get any vaccine that you can at this point. >> thanks for that. the fact is

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now most of these ceo's are sitting in their ivory towers in new york state and if you compare new yorkate they only have ten days of early voting and we have up to 19 days. in new york state you have to have an excuse to vote absentee and in georgia you don't. all of this is just ridiculous. it's nothing more than lies and misinformation being spread by joe biden, by the democrats, raphael warnock, stacey abrams and then they say, oh, no, you will take the all-star game out of georgia, oh, how horrible, yeah, because of your misinformation and lies that they are doing that. thank you very much. maria: well, this is very troubling and we will hear lies every week from the administration, joe biden needs to come out and correct the record. he's calling a jim crow 2.0 and companies are following suit. this is outrageous congressman, thanks very much for weighing in here. we will see you soon. we will be right back. ♪ ♪or ♪ want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile, you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on

actually i was just going to start and say we do know from our population estimates that the state of new york experienced negative net domestic migration, meaning there were more people moving out of the state of new york over the last decade than moving into the state. i don't have right here information on specifically which states people were moving to, but that's something that could be discussed with subject matter experts at the census bureau. >> can i just add that actually new york grew between 2010 census and the 2020 census by about 4.2%. >> thanks for that. >> i was just going to follow up on the last part of the question. asked how close new york was and so what we have is that if new york had had 89 more people, they would have received one more seat instead of the last state, their last seat 435 seats so the last seat went to minnesota and new york was next in line, and if you do the equation to determine how many they would have needed 89 people, but that's if you hold the population of all other states constant. >> can you still hear me? >> we can. >> so if we had counted 89 m

still going up for the moment and he's urging people to get vaccinated a soon as possible in new york state everyone over the age of 16 can already get a shot. relief for 3 teenagers who know how dangerous private 19 is and his whole family got sick with the virus last year paul loves playing for his wheelchair high school basketball team but going back to school threatens his have and brianna has a rate condition sickle cell anemia that's a nation is a matter of life or death. i feel like at the end of the day as always you have some sort of protection against the deadly virus it's all worth it in. downtown new york city it's not bustling not yet at least. but an estimated one in 3 new york is has now been vaccinated which means has a feeling of re wakening this spring. i think there's a new found sense of optimism in the past for her life family's future so they're still in a locked out and like my parents didn't get a shot yet so i feel kind of worried that i already got it here. 600 at a church the washington now being used to vaccinate people applause for the u.s. president. biden came

latest tally from the feds show that over 33,000 confirm cases in over 8,000 deaths occurred in new york statepublican new york state assembly minor leader will barclay told us this morning he's not surprised by the pushback. >> stone walling anyone getting this, let's hope the investigators who are involved whether it is ag or certainly the legislature will use that subpoena power to get it. but, obviously, it makes you very suspicious when he doesn't release it why is he not releasing it? reporter: it's been a long haul fight for the records after the justice department requested that new york and other states for that matter share their data and regards to covid-19 nursing home deaths. u.s. attorney office and brooklyn and state assembly judiciary committee also looking into claims that the cuomo administration purposely undercounted those nrmings. and even governor cuomo said it has been a long time these should have been made public. but he's not releasing them because they're trying to hide anything. rather they need to make an accurate count. arthel. arthel: laura ingle live there in ne

new york state has the second highest number of new cases in the country, something governor andrew cuomo addressed today. >> it is not over. it is better, but it is not over. >> reporter: and now the c.d.c. says they're investigating two more cases of blood clots in people who received the johnson & johnson vaccine, including one from the clinical trial, another woman and a man, this after six women had similar cases resulting in the pause in distribution. >> we recognize the critical importance of moving quickly. >> reporter: in a statement released today, j&j says, so far, evidence is insufficient that its drug was the cause of the clots. still, there is concern it's scaring away the unvaccinated after months of demand for shots outstripping supply, the situation in some areas is now reversed, thousands of appointments at vaccination sites in new york and chicago are unfilled as the country continues to brace for what's p. next. based on everything that we know, what's the outlook this summer? >> well, i think the good news is vaccine rollout is moving along at a great pace. the bad ne

new york. i don't have a congressman in new n york that will take my ca, and now new york, city and state incomeive in the second highest property tax county in the country. i'm an idiot. i should be in florida. you should be my governor. >> and sean, they will take a bigger pound of flesh of you as you know with the tax increase is coming down the pike there. here is an interesting fact. new york has about 3 million fewer people than florida, yet new york's budget is twice as much as florida. yet going down to florida and driving. yeah, more than twice if you drive on our roads, look at the different services. we have better infrastructure and we perform better through k-12 education. you are getting taxed to high heavens, but you are not getting everything for all the spending. >> sean: okay, this is pretty fascinating.av so 3 million more people in florida that spend less, twice as much in new york. i'm speaking from experience. the absolute worst infrastructure and some of the worst in the country, especially new york city. and florida schools are better. florida infrastructure iss better. h

new york state with the highest tax rate in the nation. this a template for other states to do the same? emily: i think it is something we are going to see play out. one of the big news stories were individuals moving away from new york city and other high cost cities to cheaper and more affordable areas. i think this is one of those things that we are going to see how it plays out. is this something that is eventually going to benefit new york as a whole or something that will drive investment away? tom: thank you so much. greatly appreciate it. i want to digress here and go to housing. absolutely stunning, the haves frenzy and real estate. it seems to be everywhere that if you have got money, you are buying a house. lisa: there was a story in the journal yesterday about how big institutions are increasingly investing in real estate. how does a young couple afford a home if they are competing -- if there competing buyers a private equity firm or some sort of foundation? this is a real issue especially as people contemplate how far this ho

people are leaving new york state. taxes, covid lockdowns and dying in nursing homes. tes for new york cops are skyrocketing, 75% from a year ago. the retirement rates for criminals are holding steady. in places like texas, the population is growing at a faster rate, giving them two more seats in the house of representatives. that's not the case in california where u-haul trucks are getting harder to find than kevin spacey. people are leaving the state faster than terrified teens and in our kelly pool party. i stopped at two. kmele, you left new york at just about the right time and you moved to california. >> kmele: it was a strange decision. i'm across the bay. it's lovely. the only problem i have is a lot of my neighbors, they lurch at the opportunity to talk to me, express their allyship, how much they care and how important i am and how much my life matters. it's a little bit overwhelming. >> jesse: you want to be ignored like you were in new york. >> kmele: everywhere you turn, we really care, you belong here. we want you to stay. >> greg: oh, my god, that's so fu

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