has chris cuomo actually read the ig report? come on, now, be honest. or is it possible that chris cuomo's assistant promised to read the ig report, give him a summary, then got stuck in a super long holiday season line at starbucks and forgot to do it? them and may become any last minute panic -- which is understandable, and we are not judging here, but under the circumstances, may be told if you white lies to chris cuomo about what the report actually says. we're not sure that is what will happen, but it is certainly one possible explanation. we do know this. unless he is a pathological liar, chris cuomo didn't actually read the ig report. he couldn't have. otherwise he would not be able to sit in the television studioe stare into the camera, and pretend that the justice department's inspector general just confirmed what cnn has been telling you for three years. he couldn't have said that because it is absolutely not what happened yesterday, not even close. charlie hurt's opinion editor at th"the washington times," author of the book "still winning: w

i'm chris cuomo welcome to the program u.s. president signed off on a partial trade deal with china according to media reports that is a major step towards ending the 17 month u.s. china trade. negotiators have reportedly offered to reduce tariffs on about $375000000000.00 in chinese goods by 50 percent washington will also suspend tariffs on $160000000000.00 in goods set to go into effect on sunday the protracted dispute between the world's 2 top economies as weighed on the profits of companies and slowed global growth and set the market's view on this with our man on wall street scored against donald trump has been hinting the closing of this deal on his twitter feed something that people on wall street also watching obviously how did investors take the news. clearly with some relief even if we do not see a big party here on wall street but during the trading session we did touch or even reach a new record highs well this is in general certainly some good news for the market because the trade dispute does not seem to escalate

let's be honest here, is chris cuomo living up to his own standards? has he actually read the ig report? come on now, be honest. or is it possible that chris cuomo's assistant promised to read the ig report, gave him a summary and then got stuck in a super long holiday season line at starbucks and forgot to do it? then maybe in a last minute panic, is understandable, may be told a few white lies to chris cuomo about what the report actually said. maybe that happened. we are not sure what happened, but certainly one possible explanation. we do know this. unless he is a pathological li liar, he didn't actually read the ig report. otherwise he would not have sat in the television studio, and confirmed what cnn has been telling you for ten years. charlie hurt is the opinion editor for "the washington times." author of the book "still winning" and to the story a long time newspaper reporter decades. he joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. you will unlike a lot of people commenting on the news have kind of been this ordinary reporter. and you know the bus

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i will turn it over to chris cuomo for "cuomo prime time." all yours. >> the mystery is what will take for someone to beat the pr president. best to you and your family. i am chris cuomo. welcome to primetime. we have new video of navy seals who turned in their own platoon leader. we'll assiess what does it tell us not so much about the case but the politics around it. the president's choice specifically. this is our last show of the year. in fact, it's the last show of the decade. be on the lookout for a special 2020 bolo ahead. and a warning about resolutions. what do you say, let's get

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i'm chris cuomo welcome to the program it's a deal in principle and one that will have many people feel really after hours of discussions russia ukraine and the european union have reached a tentative gas deal that go into effect on the 1st of january the deal was brokered right here in berlin. these pipes are front and center of a geopolitical crisis natural gas is supposed to be sent from russia to germany to supply the e.u. with one of its major energy sources the north stream and nordstrom to pipelines. bypass ukraine and safe on billions in transit fees that are currently a major source of income for the neighboring country not to rely entirely on the north rim delivery system russia still wants to send some gas through ukraine asked for ukraine the country depends on gas from russia but must call has weaponized its supply in the past cutting it off repeatedly in the 1990 s. russian president putin says similar action is no longer planned. we are not going to sign any kind of contract with ukraine in order to stop gas translator no we are interested in this gas transit we are ukrai

i'm chris cuomo welcome to the program as if global trade wasn't under enough pressure it's now losing its ultimate empire the world trade organization will no longer be able to deliver a final trade dispute ruling starting on wednesday the body's chief says this after member states failed to solve a dispute over the way that cases have been handled successive u.s. administrations have blocked the appointment of new judges to the w t o's now effectively crippled appellate court critics fear that world trade is now facing the law of the jungle the world trade organization is facing its biggest crisis since it was founded a quarter century ago director general roberto azevedo had hoped to resolve the impasse but instead the organisation can no longer deliver rulings on trade disputes because washington has blocked the appointment of new judges to its appellate panel the panel was made up of 7 judges for whose terms of expired have not been replaced because of the united states has blocked the naming of their replacements 2 of the remaining 3 are due to leave on wednesday with only one me

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i will hand it over to chris cuomo for cuomo prime time. all yours. >> erica, pointing out the president not telling the truth is easy. the mystery is what it will take for someone to beat him. we're going to get into tonight why he's still looking very good for the upcoming election. thanks to you, best to your family for the new year. i'll see you soon. >>> i am chris cuomo. welcome to prime time. we also have new video tonight of the navy s.e.a.l.s who turned in their own platoon leader. we' what does it tell us not so much about the case because he was acquitted but the politics around it? the president's choice specifically. this is our last show of the year. in fact, it's the last show of the decade. so be on the lookout for a special 2020 bolo ahead and a warning about resolutions. what do you say? let's get after it.

i am chris cuomo and this is "prime time." we have two new pieces of report tag reveal that republicans were well aware of this ukraine nonsense and they looked into it in their senate intel committee. what were the results? we have them. and we're going to dig into a troubling question tonight. did this call that the president claims vindicates him with eu ambassador sondland, did it ever happen? why that's a real question. and a democratic senator with a state of play in the senate beep have a republican members of congress to ask if he okay with what the president selling to this country? it's a big week. what do you say, let's get after it. >>> one side note, the house intel impeachment report is complete. how can that be a side note? it all about a the state of play for the president. that's being ahead of tomorrow's big vote and we'll start going to the judiciary committee and see what happens there. the gop version is out as well. the two reports literally bare in resemblance to each other. one set of facts, two realiti

new york governor chris cuomo vetoing a bill that would have overturned restrictions on e bikes and scooters. democrats citing a lack of safety restrictions including a helmet requirement. here to talk about it is fox news contributor and fox nation host. in new orleans, do they have the scooter that they have all over the street? >> first, happy holidays. i've seen the e bikes, but i have not seen the scooters. my home stomping grounds when i'm in venice beach, it is flooded with scooters and e bikes everywhere. the scooters have replaced the pigeons, they are everywhere. so i'm not a big fan of it because i don't use them because my feet don't even fit on them. >> it was not chris cuomo at cnn, it was andrew cuomo. and he tweeted this. an nypd tweet to him. kudos to ny governor cuomo for keeping this off the streets of new york. i don't love it when i'm walking in a city and trying to enjoy myself and being buzzed by the scooters all around but i have friends, he left scooters and takes them everywhere. could you right a scooter? >> i could, i just chose to drive my truck, that's why a wor

i am chris cuomo and this is "prime time." we have two new pieces of report tag reveal that republicans were well aware of this ukraine nonsense and they looked into it in their senate intel committee. what were the results? we have them. and we're going to dig into a troubling question tonight. did this call that the president claims vindicates him with eu ambassador sondland, did it ever happen? why that's a real question. and

go to xfinity.com/moving to get started. >>> hey, i'm chris cuomo. welcome to a special live midnight edition of prime time. we were on impeachment vote watch, but there's been an unexpected delay. so, the historic votes on articles of impeachment against president donald john trump will happen just hours from now, yes, on friday the 13th. where will history take us? where will it leave us? let's get after it. 10:00 a.m. eastern on friday morning, the 13th. that's the new time for this phase of the reckoning for this president.

i will turn it over to chris cuomo for "cuomo prime time." all yours. >> the mystery is what will take for someone to beat the pr president. best to you and your family. i am chris cuomo. welcome to primetime. we have new video of navy seals who turned in their own platoon leader. we'll assiess what does it tell us not so much about the case but the politics around it. the president's choice specifically. this is our last show of the year. in fact, it's the last show of the decade. be on the lookout for a special 2020 bolo ahead. and a warning about resolutions. what do you say, let's get after it. >> these are interview obtained by the "new york times" of alpha platoon seal team 7 members, breaking an unwritten code of silence in 2018 by taking on their chief of their platoon, who was eventually tried for war crimes. here's a taste. >> he's a psychopath. the guy got crazier and crazier. >> the guy is toxic. >> we can't let this continue. >> that's friggin' evil, man. >> these are not from now, not sworn, not cross-examined. nerp they were an

let's hand it over to chris cuomo for "cuomo prime time." chris. >> thank you very much. merry christmas everybody. happy holy days. may with all be touched by the reason for this season. i am chris cuomo, welcome to "prime time." the president was talking about being better one moment, then at his worst the next, pounding pelosi about impeachment. we know that game, he's all about heat. the question is where is the light at the end of the tunnel for the democrats? we're going to ask a senior member of the saw cuss tonight. >>> and presidential candidate tom steyer is here to debate if the money that he and bloomberg are shelling out is proof of a solution or a problem in our politics. what do you say? let's get after it. >>> all right, look. here's a little piece of what the president told us. together we must strive to foster a culture of deeper understanding and respect,

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want to hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." chris? >> thank you very. excellent coverage tonight. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." reality is setting in for this president. he is about to be impeached in all likelihood. what's unreal is how in this final moment that could define how this goes, he's trying to burn down the house in a letter for the ages that the speaker is calling sick tonight. here's the letter, but you will not believe what's in it but more importantly what it does to this president. it is some the wildest trump arguments yet. a night like this, compared with what bill clinton did, we'll do that tonight, you'll see how the choices you make can lead you to very different places.

i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." as you know, a u.s. naval base has become a crime scene for the second time in a week. this time it was a saudi military member named as the murderer. we're waiting on a presser from the fbi. they took over the case. now, one obvious item of interest is motive, specifically was this an act of terror? that means something different to the fbi. they have to check certain boxes. we'll see what they say. as soon as it goes live, i'm going to take it. and we're also going to

let's hand it over to chris cuomo for "cuomo prime time." >> may we all be touched by the reason for this season. i am chris cuomo, welcome to "prime time." the president was pounding pelosi about impeachment. we know that game, he's all about heat. the question is where is the light at the end of the tunnel for democrats? we'll ask a senior member of the caucus tonight. >>> and presidential candidate tom steyer is here to debate if the money that he and bloomberg are shelling out is proof of a solution or a problem in our politics. what do you say? let's get after it. >>> all right, look. here's a little piece of what the president told us. together we must strive to foster a culture of deeper understanding and respect, traits that exemplify the teachings of christ. i suspect those words were written by somebody else and put into the mouth of this president as a christmas message. why? because then we got reality just a couple of hours later.

i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." the president of the united states, donald john trump has been impeached on two articles, one, abusing his power, two, obstructing congress. how did this happen and now that question is replaced by where do we go from here? the stain on his name is permanent. but what will the system do now? where will it leave our democracy? let's go after it. all right. i have some of our best minds around me to help understand the law, the history, the journalism because history is being written right now and we are still figuring out the next steps. we have preet bharara, maggie haberman and michael smerconish. maggie, history is being written right now. the president doing his best to distract the narrative, mocking the death of a former member of congress, taking pot shots, but he cannot distract from what happened in the house tonight. how will this be remembered? >> it's an excellent question, chris, that we don't really have an answer to yet. we know this will be remembered on its own as the

i will hand it over to chris cuomo for cuomo prime time. all yours. >> erica, pointing out the president not telling the truth is easy. the mystery is what it will take for someone to beat him. we're going to get into tonight why he's still looking very good for the upcoming election. thanks to you, best to your family for the new year. i'll see you soon. >>> i am chris cuomo. welcome to prime time. we also have new video tonight of the navy s.e.a.l.s who turned in their own platoon leader. we' what does it tell us not so much about the case because he was acquitted but the politics around it? the president's choice specifically. this is our last show of the year. in fact, it's the last show of the decade. so be on the lookout for a special 2020 bolo ahead and a warning about resolutions. what do you say? let's get after it. >> these are interview obtained by the "new york times" of alpha platoon s.e.a.l. team 7 members, breaking an unwritten code of silence in 2018 by taking on their chief of their platoon, who was eventually tried for war

i'm chris cuomo. welcome to prime time live at a special time because we wanted to watch history unfold in full. and now we have to see what has happened and where it leads us. now, you could say this is only the fourth time that the house judiciary has begun considering articles of impeachment against a sitting president. but really it's even more precious than that because with nixon, this didn't really go anywhere because he resigned. you have to look at clinton, and youe

i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." the big unknown is if the president will control the senate the way he did the republicans in the house. it looks like he just may. the question, how is that okay? you're going to hear from one of the president's closest confidantes and rudy giuliani back at the

he spoke to chris cuomo on "20/20" in 2000. >> i was invited to come down to one of their shows. all the screaming. i was like, my god, what's going on here? i said, "i think i can do that. i think i can put a group like that together." >> reporter: he was living in orlando, florida where a lot of young talent was auditioning for roles at the theme parks. >> so lou puts an ad in the orlando sentinel, which reads "producer seeks male singers that move well between 16 and 19 years of age, wanted for a new kids type singing dance group." >> reporter: one by one, the boys came in...aj mclean, howard dorough and nick carter. >> i liked the sound but i'd said to them, "you really need to have five- part harmony." >> reporter: kevin richardson was playing aladdin at disney world. >> kevin came into the group and recommended his cousin brian. so that formed five guys together. i put the money out to help them. we'd give them choreographers, we'd give them vocal lessons, we'd give them tutors. i think i'm a great cultivator. they call me big papa. >> lou does give himself a nickname, it's

i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." as you know, a u.s. naval base has become a crime scene for the second time in a week. this time it was a saudi military member named as the murderer. we're waiting on a presser from the fbi. they took over the case. now, one obvious item of interest is motive, specifically was this an act of terror? that means something different to the fbi. they have to check certain boxes.

i want to hand it offer to chris for "cuomo prime time." >> thank you. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "primetime." phone logs are in here. look how thick this thing is, 300 pages. they show major players making calls to people that are hard to explain away, often at key times. the most important question in any investigation will drive us tonight -- why? you have to look at all the people around the president and all the way to him contacting players and places that were key to pressuring ukraine and what does it all mean going forward? let's get after it. now, the intel committee vote was predictable, party line, 13-9. this report cites overwhelming misconduct and obstruction by president donald j. trump. these are 300 damning pages of the house intel committee led by adam schiff. >> this report chronicles a scheme by the president of the united states coerce an ally, ukraine, that is at wa are with an adversary, russia, into doing the president's political dirty work. >> now specifically the report accuses of president of abusing his power. specifically the power of his o

i want to hand it offer to chris for "cuomo prime time." >> thank you. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "primetime." phone logs are in here. look how thick this thing is, 300 pages. they show major players making calls to people that are hard to explain away, often at key times. the most important question in any investigation will drive us tonight -- why? you have to look at all the people around the president and all the way to him contacting players and places that were key to pressuring ukraine and what does it all

i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." the big unknown is if the president will control the senate the way he did the republicans in the house. it looks like he just may. the question, how is that okay? you're going to hear from one of the president's closest confidantes and rudy giuliani back at the white house dishing ukraine dirt. and is the plot that set off this whole mess still under way? what do you say, let's get after it. we know the full house votes next week. two articles of impeachment, they passed earlier in the judiciary committee, two party line votes, 23-17. how is the president feeling about it tonight? >> i think it's a horrible thing to be using the tool of impeachment, which is supposed to be used in emergency. it's a scam. it's something that shouldn't be allowed. and it's a very bad thing for our country. >> and democrats argue that he is what is bad for our country, by failing to uphold the law and abusing his power. that's why the congressman last night made his historic aye vote. actually, he made

i'm chris cuomo. reality is setting in for this president. he is about to be impeached in all likelihood. what's unreal is how in this final moment that could define how this goes, he's trying to burn down the house in a letter for the ages that the speaker is calling sick tonight. here's the letter, but you will not believe what's in it but more importantly what it does to this president. it is some the wildest trump arguments yet. a night like this, compared with what bill clinton did, we'll do that

want to hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." chris? >> thank you very. excellent coverage tonight. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." reality is setting in for this president. he is about to be impeached in all likelihood. what's unreal is how in this final moment that could define how this goes, he's trying to burn down the house in a letter for the ages that the speaker is calling sick tonight. here's the letter, but you will not believe what's in it but more importantly what it does to this president. it is some the wildest trump arguments yet. a night like this, compared with what bill clinton did, we'll do that tonight, you'll see how the choices you make can lead you to very different places. we have clinton's former chief of staff to talk about what impeachment was to them and how different it is than what we're dealing with right now. let's get after it. >> all right, look. like i said, i hold in my hand this six-page letter. it's unlike anything i have ever seen from a sitting president, really anything i've ever seen even from donald tru

i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." the big unknown is if the president will control the senate the way he did the republicans in the house. it looks like he just may. the question, how is that okay? you're going to hear from one of the president's closest confidantes and rudy giuliani back at the white house dishing ukraine dirt. and is the plot that set off this whole mess still under way? what do you say, let's get after it.

i want to hand it offer to chris for "cuomo prime time." >> thank you. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "primetime." the intel committee voted quickly and new evidence explains why they went so fast. phone logs are in here. look how thick this thing is, 300 pages. they show major players making calls to people that are hard to explain away, often at key times. the most important question in any investigation will drive us tonight -- why? you have to look at all the people around the president and all the way to him contacting players and places that were key to pressuring ukraine. and what does it all mean going forward? let's get after it.

i want to turn it over to chris for cuomo prime time. >> thank you, coop. i am chris cuomo. welcome to a special midnight edition of prime time. the president of the united states has been impeached. it's only the third time we've ever had this happen but we've never had one like this. history has been made and it's still being written. the speak every of the house dropped a big cliff-hanger after the votes. she isn't committing to when she will send the two articles of impeachment to the senate. now, first of all, can she delay it? why would she delay it? what does it mean? all we know for sure is it's time to get after it. >>> you know, part of the task, especially on an historic occasion like this, is to figure out what matters. the absolute here is that the

i want to hand it offer to chris for "cuomo prime time." >> thank you. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "primetime." the intel committee voted quickly and new evidence explains why they went so fast. phone logs are in here. look how thick this thing is, 300 pages. they show major players making calls to people that are hard to explain away, often at key times. the most important question in any investigation will drive us tonight -- why? you have to look at all the people around the president and all the way to him contacting players and places that were key to pressuring ukraine. and what does it all mean going forward? let's get after it. now, the intel committee vote was predictable. it was party line, 13-9. but when you look at this report, it cites, quote, overwhelming misconduct and obstruction by the president of the united states, donald j. trump. these are 300 damning pages of the house intel committee led by adam schiff. here's him. >> this report chronicles a scheme by the president of the united states to coerce an ally, ukraine, that is at war with an adversary,

chris cuomo is up with cuomo "prime time." >> sorry, i have to go. i have a packed show. how's that for you. you don't like that. >> i can't see you. >> i look good. guess what i'm wearing. >> a black tie. white shirt. and a black suit. >> that's right. >> i was trying to remember. i'm mad as hell i'm not taking it anymore. howard beel. peter finch from net work. great movie. >> i'm taking it anymore. and round up ringing true. as a madman's rant that wound up resonating with pe

i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." as you know, a u.s. naval base has become a crime scene for the second time in a week. this time it was a saudi military member named as the murderer. we're waiting on a presser from the fbi. they took over the case. now, one obvious item of interest is motive, specifically was this an act of terror? that means something different to the fbi. they have to check certain boxes. we'll see what they say. as soon as it goes live, i'm going to take it. and we're also going to look more deeply at who comes to our government and from where? and rudy giuliani is making moves that may be making things worse for this president. we have a big senate player here tonight with what it all means to him. what do you say, happy friday, let's go after it. >>> like i said, as soon as they tell me that the press conference is ready, i think we should listen to it. yes, we have a lot of other show planned but we can get fresh information on this very primary interest of why did this person do this. we know what happened at th

i'm chris cuomo. reality is setting in for this president. he is about to be impeached in all likelihood. what's unreal is how in this final moment that could define how this goes, he's trying to burn down the house in a letter for the ages that the speaker is calling sick tonight. here's the letter, but you will not believe what's in it but more importantly what it does to this president. it is some the wildest trump arguments yet. a night like this, compared with what bill clinton did, we'll do that tonight, you'll see how tho very different places. we have clinton's chief of staff to talk about what impeachment was to them and how different it is than what we're dealing with right now. let's get after it. >> all right, look. like i said, i hold in my hand this six-page letter. it's unlike anything i have ever seen from a sitting president, really anything i've ever seen even from donald trump, marshaling the weight of the world's most powerful office to declare himself as the sole arbiter of what actions are impeachable. have you read this

i want to turn it over to chris for cuomo prime time. >> thank you, coop. i am chris cuomo. welcome to a special midnight edition of prime time. the president of the united states has been impeached. it's only the third time we've ever had this happen but we've never had one like this. history has been made and it's still being written. the speak every of the house dropped a big cliff-hanger after the votes. she isn't committing to when she will send the two articles of impeachment to the senate. now, first of all, can she delay it? why would she delay it? what does it mean? all we know for sure is it's time to get after it. >>> you know, part of the task, especially on an historic occasion like this, is to figure out what matters. the absolute here is that the 45th president of the united states, donald j. trump, has been impeached. that word will follow his legacy no matter what else is involves just like it does with bill clinton. that's for certain. what happens next? now we're in the world of uncertainty. the road ahead, we know there's supposed to be a senate trial, bu

like incandescent mines like cory booker and chris cuomo. nerds they call themselves with false modesty. the ordinary among us meanwhile go to rutgers. in this country the hard truth is, and get used to it, pal. is the most impressive, naturally rise to the top, that's what they tell us. do you still believe that or, are we and starting to suspect that the whole meritocracy speech might be an elaborate justification for keeping mediocre people in charge? before you make up your mind on the question, consider russia. it's not the nation of russia that hasn't changed in a while, russia is still a cold and vodka soaked and only margina marginay relevant place. and to them, versus the most single most important country in the world. and, that he stopped a u.s. senator in his tracks and all but accused him of spying for russia. watch this exchange. >> in december 2018 a ukrainian court ruled that ukrainian officials had violated ukrainian law by meddling in our election. that was reported in "the new york times." >> according to "the new york tim

then, he walked it back, and admitted he was wrong with chris cuomo. sunday on "meet the press" he flip-flopped again. >> i think russia and ukraine meddled in the 2016 election. russia was very aggressive and they're much more sophisticated. but the fact that russia was so aggressive does not exclude the fact that the president worked for secretary clinton. >> you've done what the russian operation is trying to get american politicians to do. are you at all concerned that you've been duped? >> no. >> the white house's former top russia expert, fiona hill, told congress, the theory that ukraine intervened in our election is a fictional narrative that is being perpetrated and propagated by the russian security services. >>> fans of willing willing, remembering actress shelly morrison. >> i'm free from that evil witch. i hope you rot and i hope it hurts. >> the veteran comedienne's career spanned over 50 years. she died sunday from a heart failure at the age of 83. she was best known as rosario, the no-nonsense maid on willing willing. megan mullally's c

this is chris cuomo in new york testing out the ifv or the speakerphone. can you hear me? >> yeah,ki hear you. i just have some concerns about how this is going to be played and how it's going to be portrayed. i know your show is called "inside evil." >> the sheriff's department gave me an hour to interview urdiales when he was being held for his third trial. which would determine whether he would live or die. >> mr. urdiales, i'm the one who's going to determine the questions. >> all right. >> all right, good, so if you're ready to begin, we will. what is it that you want people to know that you believe sheds new light on the explanation of how these women died? >> that's pretty hard. i don't think i want to answer that question. >> okay. and can you tell me why you don't want to answer it when you have answered it before to police? voluntarily? voluntarily? >> you said you wanted to call california. you know you did this, is that correct. >> correct. i'm not trying to be coy or play with you, but i'm trying to preserve some things for maybe appeal, because i had planned

even tonight chris cuomo on randy weber a congressman. reacting to the story. let's listen. >> was the crowd strike involved in the hacking? >> yes. >> is crowd strike in part owned by ukrainian? >> no. >> really? >> yes. >> that's not the information -- yes, really. that's not the information we have. >> you have bad information. the man is a american born of russian decent. not ukrainian. >> even when presented with information showing ukraine was cleared, there's still falsely pointing the finger at ukraine. presented with real facts, they still point to conspiracy theories. that's why i ask, what the hell is going on? are they that thick? >> they can't get off crowd strike. i was in the classified briefing in january 2017. when the leader of the intelligence community came in and briefed the members of the house about how the russians hacked the election. to harm clinton and help trump. they were very clear. there was no discussion of ukraine. fast forward a few months. go back a few months. august 2016 i was on the congressional allegation. to ukraine. i a

i'll hand it over to chris for "primetime." >> thank you very much. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." new evidence of what i hope is getting to be pretty obvious by now. a clear timeline of what happened to aid to ukraine and when. we also have a primetime exclusive on a central player into the investigation into these rogue players around rudy giuliani. we have a newish name and a scary game afoot. now, this is it for me until after christmas so happy hanukkah, blessed nights for you you all, blessed christmas. show the love to everyone around, we need it now. we thank all of you for the gift of your time and attention. what do you say? let's get after it.

fake news and cnn are watching ratings tank, fredo on cnn is dying, that's insulting name for chris cuomo only profox trump do well. do you believe that fox news shouldn't interview -- >> no, part of the reason to interview him is to expose him. i don't think he gets tough questions when he goes on msnbc and cnn. if he doesn't go to fox news, even adam schiff, they can't expose them because they will get softball questions not only cnn and msnbc but a lot of the networks as well. this happens on a lot of sunday shows, i respectfully disagree because being able to get the tough questions and have people like james comey get questioned, i agree with him, it's allow today crack through the talks points that he gives cnn and msnbc and doesn't get pushback from. howie: this is a news network and i know the president disagrees with that, now i know as well you strongly support the president who you worked for, but can you acknowledge that even if his dealings with the ukraine were totally justified and even which can easily be argued this doesn't rise to the level of impeachment, that president

. >> this is chris cuomo testing out the speaker phone, can you hear me? >> for a decade, this man hunted women in the united states and m mercilously killed women. he killed more than jack the ripper, but very few of us have heard his name. how did someone get away with so many murders for so many years and what is going on in his mind? >> i'm kind of concerned about what kind of questions you will ask me. >> i'm the one that is going to determine the questions. >> all right, good if you're ready to begin we will. everybody there in that room is okay and ready to be quiet? >> yes. >> so we will start in three, two, one. ♪ >> toward the end of the day, dozens of crows settle in the trees of saddleback college in mission viejo. the name for the birds is a murder. >> i was walking through here and i was very, very, very scared. i started to hurry as fast as i could. >> still now every time she comes on campus, julia brady n jenner can't help but remember the night. >> i got to the side door here, i pulled the door handle and it locked. it locked automatica

. ♪ >>> all right, here i am, this is chris cuomo in new york testing out this speakerphone, can you hear me? >> yeah, i can hear you. i have some concerns of how this is going to be played or portrayed. i know your show is called "inside evil," what kind of questions are going to ask me. >> the department gave me an hour to interview serial killer andrew urdiales. mr. urdiales, i am the one that's going to determine the questions. >> all right. >> if you are ready to begin, we will. >> what is it that you want people to know shed new lights on the exploration of how these women die? >> it is pretty hard. i don't think i want to answer that question. >> okay. can you tell me why you don't want to answer that question when you have answered it before to police voluntarily. >> voluntarily? >> you told them you did it and you said "you better call california." >> i know what you are talking about. >> you know whether or not you did this. >> correct. >> i am not trying to be coy or play with you. i am trying to reserve some things or maybe an appeal. i plan oncoming back on appeal and so