andrew, your time is up. not only bullied too any people, you have crossed the line and violated the law over and over again. you're an arrogant, corrupt condescending conceited self-important breaker bully. your life in the state of new york and a other deserve to be called the governor of the great state of new york. in this way open. facebook and twitter, and if you like my opener, 11 closing statement party at the end of the show. but first joining me now with reaction to my open in the latest shocking allegations against andrew cuomo, governor christie. governor thank you so much for being here tonight i just want to let you know the wall street journal has just issued a report that is come across the wires that a fourth woman aid to andrew cuomo is also imitating that she to was victimized and harassed by cuomo. so the question that i have now is should andrew cuomo resign. >> i heard that as well judge, and i think that what is amazing to me is how differently the any is treated governor cuomo compared

growing calls for andrew cuomo to step down. jerry nadler, congresswoman ocasio-cortez, schumer, gillibrand, not looking good for him tonight. plus, it appears democrats are trying to actually steal a house seat. you are not going to believe it. kevin mccarthy responds straight ahead. ♪ ♪ kevin mccarthy responds straight ahead. ♪ ♪ oh, you think this is just a community center? no. it's way more than that. cause when you hook our community up with the internet... boom! look at ariana, crushing virtual class. jamol, chasing that college dream. michael, doing something crazy. this is the place where we can show the world what we can do. comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wifi-enabled lift zones, so students from low-income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. oh we're ready. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to fox news live, i'm >> anita vogel. the biden administration tulip border patrol where immigrant undocumented children are obtained. hundreds of kids are living in the faci

. >> sandra: governor andrew cuomo william banting -- governor andrew cuomo will be holding a briefing any moment now. i am sandra smith. >> john: i am john roberts. we last saw the governor on camera last week at a vaccination sight this queens. hasn't had a briefing since february 19th. 2 former aides accusing him of sexual harassment and another woman said he made unwanted advances to her. >> sandra: 21 new york lawmakers are calling for cuomo to resign and 7 are calling for his impeachment. a republican congressman from new york will discuss this and more since his first tv interview since he announced he is exploring a run for new york governor next year. >> john: first, brian, this is billed as a coronavirus news conference. i am not sure you would expect cuomo would make a big announcement on stepping down as he is about to brief on covid-19. >> i think that's right. new york is run by a democratic state legislature. there is a ton of pressure on the democrats to speak out against cuomo on the sexual harassment as well as the nursing home scandal. it has been a mixed reaction. t

andrew cuomo, governor of the world. it's hilarious. at this point, it's painful to watch, though, because no one seems to like andrew cuomo anymore. he's been me tood for saying naughty things to women. even andrew cuomo's former friends are treating him like harvey weinstein. cuomo was hired, in fact, one of weinstein's defense lawyers. at this point, it's hard to imagine that andrew cuomo will be governor for new york for much longer. no one who knows andrew cuomo could be shocked by any of this. for more than a decade, cuomo has been an awful governor for new york for reasons that have nothing to do with sexual harassment although that's bad too. three years ago, cuomo's closest aid, someone he described as "like i brother" went to federal prison for several years because of bribery. last year, cuomo caused the lonely deaths of thousands of elderly new yorker locked away in nursing homes. so from day one, andrew cuomo has been a disaster for the state of new york and yet the democratic establishment has relentlessly defended him. wh

andrew cuomo is innocent until proven guilty. even though i dislike the guy as much as i dislike any human being on planet earth. having said that, there was never a scintilla of credibility to the charges against kavanaugh. ever, ever! these charges are actually credible! i'm not saying they are proven there credible. >> treated unfairly, treats andrew cuomo with impunity. >> cuomo can plant one on my caboose. it's disgusting. >> dad was one of my favorite guests on my show. >> i don't know his mom or his dad. >> mother, a wonderful person. i feel bad for the way that the guy's life is unraveled. >> we won't feel bad. i'm sorry. good, feel bad. you're a sucker, i'm sorry. you're getting played for a full. i'm really sorry you feel bad. he doesn't feel bad for you. him and his brother are laughing at you right now in the air. i'm really sorry you feel bad. >> stop it with me! it's not about me! street corporation reach her. if are a street corporation preacher with your fake morality, you're going to be lecturing everybody, shame

growing calls for andrew cuomo to step down. jerry nadler, congresswoman ocasio-cortez, schumer, gillibrand, not looking good for him tonight. plus, it appears democrats are trying to actually steal a house seat. you are not going to believe it. kevin mccarthy responds straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to fox news live, i'm trace gallagher. charles schumer and kirsten gillibrand joining a chorus of calls for governor andrew cuomo to resign. democrats staying in a joint statement, "due to the multiple credible sexual harassment and misconduct allegations, it is clear that governor cuomo has lost the confidence of his governing partners on the people of new york. his office is also being investigated for underreporting covid-19 deaths in nursing homes. in the meantime, minneapolis has agreed to pay george floyd's family $27 million, believed to be the largest pretrial debt, settlement. floyd died in may, fueling protests. when news breaks out, we will break in 24 hours a day. i'm trace gallagher. now back to hannity. ♪

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facebooks andrew bosworth says it is coming fast. my interview with the head of the social networks reality labs is next. and bank stocks trading -- facebook's -- facebook leading the gains. we will keep our eye on all of it. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: we've got some breaking headlines out of nissan. bloomberg has just conducted an interview with the companies former top lawyer who is accusing nissan of surveilling his family and others. this is a complicated back story, but if you remember, the ceo of nissan was arrested and jailed for misconduct. there is an ongoing investigation into his behavior as well as the behavior of other executives. this former top lawyer was charged with doing an investigation into nissan's handling of the situation and was demoted and is now suing the company for wrongful termination. he says he cannot comment on the ongoing legislation but one of the biggest bombshells was his claim that the company surveilled him and his family. we have a response from nissan here -- saying nissan is contesting the

andrew >> whew. it's going to be fascinating to see what's going to happen you know who we have in the next hour do you >> what have you got, jack lu coming up and judy shelton, is that who you're referring to >> that's what i'm referring to. i want to know what you want to know. >> well, i mean, i read miss shelton's last piece in the journal and i think she's very much against all of the things the fed has done and i think you could make an argument somewhere along the line what they're doing now was too much but was all of it too much i guess is the question? they're also interested in this idea, maybe jack would talk about this, other central banks have expressed their concern with higher bond yields but this federal reserve has not. i'm interested, does he think the fed needs to come in at some point. andrew, the question is this, the fed had a forecast and it was perhaps not based on first of all the blue wave coming, then the extra 1.9 trillion in stimulus and why that does or doesn't change t

andrew cuomo is innocent until proven guilty. even though i dislike the guy as much as i dislike any human being on planet earth. having said that, there was never a scintilla of credibility to the charges against kavanaugh. ever, ever! these charges are actually credible! i'm not saying they are proven, there credible. >> treated unfairly, treats andrew cuomo with impunity. >> cuomo can plant one on my caboose. it's disgusting. >> dad was one of my favorite guests on my show. >> i don't know his mom or his dad. >> mother, a wonderful person. i feel bad for the way that the guy's life is unraveled. >> we won't feel bad. i'm sorry. good, feel bad. you're a sucker, i'm sorry. you're getting played for a full. i'm really sorry you feel bad. he doesn't feel bad for you. him and his brother are laughing at you right now in the air. i'm really sorry you feel bad. >> stop it with me! it's not about me! street corporation reach her. if are a street corporation preacher with your fake morality, you're going to be lecturing everybody, sham

andrew kerr reported that andrew cuomo was under county nursing home deaths in may of last year. last year. but the media ignore that story. instead, they spent all their energy slobbering over andrew cuomo. >> been commended for your calm leadership. people from all over the country in the world have tuned into your press conferences. a career high approval rating of 84%. you came in second only to obama as the most trusted. think of something grander, presidential. >> he says exactly what he is thinking. as you know, that's his style. >> you ask the tough questions. >> they found that the cuomo brothers, you and your brother, chris, tied as the most desirable men in new york. in a movie, who do you want to have play you? >> tell the audience. >> governor cuomo is one of the heroes on the front lines. >> i think he's doing a -- of a job. i think he has been the lead force here. >> real leadership should have provided. >> this has been a remarkable show of leadership by governor cuomo in recent days. he is providing hope, but not false hope. >> tucker: tattletale suck ups. they a

andrew, your line is now open. please unmute your microphone. andrew: good afternoon. given how you have been today, why did it take a week for you to go before the cameras when people have noted your absence for so many days? my second question is what assurances can you provide new yorkers that there are not other accusers who worked for you who will large similar complaints to the two that have been alleged? gov. cuomo: two things. i apologized several days ago. i apologized today. i will apologize tomorrow. i will apologize the day after. i went new yorkers to understand because this is more -- the facts will come out in the attorney general's review. i want them to understand the emotion, because it is really, for me, it's as much about the emotion. i never knew at the time i was making anyone feel uncomfortable. i never meant to offend anyone or hurt anyone or cause anyone pain. i feel terrible that these people felt uncomfortable, felt hurt, felt pain from the interactions. i'm embarrassed by it and i feel bad -- from it. i am not in this business to make people

andrew: thank you. let's take questions. >> all right. we have time for a few questions. please keep your questions to one question. my first one will go to morgan at "the hill." reporter: can you hear me? andrew: yes. reporter: great. thanks so much for doing. this i'm wondering if you can tell me how you came to the conclusion that there will be enough vaccine supply by the end of may to vaccinate all american adults and why it was important for the president to lay out that timeline yesterday. and also just if there are any -- if you're worried at all about setting expectations too high on that. andrew: thank you. look, we begin with -- i don't think it's any secret that when we arrived here pfizer and moderna were scheduled to deliver through i think it was the end of september. johnson & johnson was well behind and the president, as i think he's guided, has committed to getting the country vaccinated as quickly as possible. we got extreme levels of cooperation from private sector partners and every

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it's been understated, andrew. we'll see if that upside surprise where we were talking about, where some guys on the street have a million jobs or more if thatholds on friday. right now, a good number but maybe not as good as the optimist had forecast. >> do you want to give us the steve liesman forecast >> you know what, andrew i've not resumed my forecasting, because in this pandemic, none of the metrics that i use bfd make any sense right now i was using things like the ism. i do plan to go back and see if they will start to work. i am optimistic, because i do like the high frequency data i think it's done a good job, point together upside surprises or downside surprises in some cases but it's been difficult because it's so new. to pinpoint where the numbers would be, because as we go through different parts of the season, one thing we see right n now, for example, this is not a great quarter year for hiring. we're seeing hiring coming back. the way that works with seasonal adjustments is difficult to pinpoint t

builder man,y follow you to find you, playing games on andrew. you're so dead pan so, gamestop can benefit from roblox because they sell gift cards -- okay. did you not like that? oh, oh, well, hey, that's awesome. so they're selling stuff to get even more into roblox. i don't know, that didn't help rick santelli standing by at the cme, rick, dow is down, nasdaq down, now everything's up, what happened >> well, inflation data, the most sought-after data probably at this point in time, every market is going to make a correlation. not sure it's the direct correlation of what you're speaking up. $1.9 trillion i enjoyed mr. portman today. 0.4 on head line and up 0.5 all the way to 2012 to find a number higher at 0.6 as we look at food and energy, drops down to 1.1. sand energy. you see interest rates on the ten at 154 if you look at real weekly earnings, year over year for february, moved from 4.1 but at 5.7 sequentially lower year over year, on the hourly side, 3.4 which is a bit lower than 4.9, both have suffered a bit. listen we can summarize infl

>> not just people who have ties to andrew cuomo. our office investigated andrew cuomo himself. no charges were brought. if prosecutors have an independent approach and a tough spine, there should be no differences between investigating powerful people versus nonpowerful people. the one fact is always true, that if the person who is powerful who is being investigated has used their power or wants to use their power to intimidate witnesses or cause people to believe that there will be retribution and retaliation if they cross the person, in this case andrew cuomo, then that can cause people not to want to come forward norkts to want to speak to investigators. that can cause contemporaneous witnesses who may have information that some of these women have provided and their cr credibility to be afraid, particularly if they're state employees. i have some personal experience with this. i'm not saying he's doing any of this now. andrew cuomo has led a political career in which he has made it clear, including investigators in the past that there will be a price to pay if you cross him

i'm not one to defend andrew cuomo. i think some of the coverage of andrew cuomo has distracted from what i think is a much bigger scandal, the nursing home scandal. i think andrew cuomo deserves due process. the context is super important. as these accusations mount, i'm not overly shocked that andrew cuomo is like a old news. it's not breaking news. what's important is that andrew cuomo probably was involved in something that resulted in thousands of elderly people's deaths and lied about it and covered it up and wrote a book about it. that i think it's something that could be one of the biggest state-based political scandals and modern political history. whether or not andrew cuomo is an archetype of the new york ruling class politician kind of acting like a pig. that's something that shouldn't overly surprise us. i want to focus on the nursing homes. >> emiy: that moral corruption is not necessarily limited to one lane. moving on, customs and border patrol is reportedly redeploying hundreds of agents to help with a

andrew cuomo is looked at as somebody who might be moving up. what we write about in the book is him taping a message for the democratic convention, really angering the biden people because it was a five-minute message, the last eight seconds or so were an endorsement of joe biden. the rest was an endorsement of governor cuomo for a future presidential run. he was asked to recut the video and refused to do it. and i think this ties into the sort of attitude of him being, you know, acting, as dannie said, with impunity. >> yamiche, i was just going to say, it's stories like that. there's a reason andrew cuomo doesn't have a lot of defenders today, not just because of his behavior, but he's not been an easy person to deal with over the years. >> that's right. and part of the reason why andrew cuomo was in some ways rising in the summer of '20 was because of that brash attitude, that kind of attitude where he felt like he could be in charge and you could tell that he was someone who would be tough. but that same style is also what aides, and more a

"new york times," andrew cuomo is the control freak we know. vogue, we're crushing on andrew cuomo. nobody does it like an andrew cuomo. he was being touted as a potential presidential candidate to now a party against him. >> martha: and we have them on the board. they're pretty stunning. why we're crushing on andrew cuomo, i want to be your first lady. as you said, no one does it like andrew cuomo. that one from "the washington post." the thing is the absence of scrutiny open these stories once the game changed. i'm also struck by the fact that during that time when nobody wants to go deeper back into the covid-19 pandemic year, but when you do put that in your frame of reference and you go back there, he was the anti-president trump. always the comparison, right? the same people writing the articleses were talking about what a terrible job president trump did. he could do no wrong. >> yeah, the father figure. meticulous in his power point presentations. the sympathetic one. while this was going on, getting this adulation from the press. and then the books deals come. while that is

let's get the latest from journalist andrew not concerned he is in young gone andrew security forces are using lethal force there more and more around 40 people were reported killed in the latest crackdown what do you impact is this having on the protest movement well 'd yesterday was the deadliest day of crackdowns so far and these increasing massacres are kind of having that dual effect yes they're making protesters more scared to go out on the street but they're also making people angry or degree or were increasingly seeing protesters are with swords and other weapons so i think these lethal crackdowns are going to have the effect of turning what was peaceful protests into people actually starting to fight back. ok the ousted civilian leader aung san suu chief she was pushed out by this she's due in court today what can we expect there. these hearings aren't. super transparent but the last time she was in court she got hit with 2 new charges and i think that that's definitely a distinct possibility today she's been accused of corruption but not formally charged so i think a big th

my loser this week is governor andrew cuomo. i don't think i've ever seen anybody go from hero to zero so fast. >> bret: winner or loser question mike >> my winter is operation warp speed. we saw so many problems with all of the responses to the pandemic, whether it's europe's troubles or the fact that lockdowns were not worth their costs, pretty much the only thing that worked was operation warp speed, throwing money at private companies to develop a vaccine and removing vaccinations. my loser is the federal courthouse in portland, it's a courthouse that has been said besieged by leftists for months after they attacked it, fired portions of it, and the department of justice doesn't seem to care that much about it. >> bret: lightning winner or loser, harold? >> winner, joe biden, gave credit where credit was due to president trump for warp speed, delivered what he said he would do with covid relief. at the loser is our voting system and democracy. republicans trying to advance new ideas that are -- >> bret: all right, penalty or

chris: donna, should andrew cuomo resign? will andrew cuomo resign? >> i will take the second one first. he is defiant. he will not listen to the music no matter how loud it plays in and around him. he is going to follow his own own instincts which es to try to tough it out because that is the kind of person he is. this is a drip, drip, drip situation and, unfortunately he is not going to be able to govern effectively for the people of new york who really need leadership at this moment. of course the investigations i think will conclude what we've heard from these women who should be respected and protected, that he created a hostile work place. chris: meanwhile, let's switch subjects president biden has been in office for 53 days. this is day number 53 and he still hasn't held a press conference. instead we've had a lot of this, take a look. >> mr. president, can you pass voting rights with a senate filibuster in its current form you think. >> i can't talk to you about that. chris: the fox news brain room went all the way back to herbert hoover, who

take the 1-minute risk test today at doihaveprediabetes.org >> sean: andrew cuomo >> sean: andrew cuomo remains defiant today and at this hour claiming he never touched anyone inappropriately and refused to resign. never actually did anything wrong as governor ever. but all seeming to have zero impact on the growing calls from within his own democratic party for him to leave. and resign. here is cuomo earlier today. take a look. >> i now understand that i acted in a way that made people feel uncomfortable. and i want you to know this from me directly. i never touched anyone inappropriately. you are right, you can find hundreds of pictures of me making the same gesture with hundreds of people. women, men, children et cetera. you can go find hundreds of pictures of me kissing people. men, women. it's my usual and customary way of greeting. i'm not going to resign. i work for the people of the state of new york. they elected me. >> sean: don't forget it was andrew cuomo, himself, who was the first to call for many others to resign immediately amid harassment allegations. one government wat

cuomo resign, will andrew cuomo resign? >> i will take the second one first, no, he's not going to listen to the music the matter how loud it plays in and around him. he is going to follow his own instincts, which is to try to tough it out, because that's the kind of person he is. this is a drip drip drip situation and unfortunately, he is not going to be able to govern effectively for the people of new york who really need leadership at this moment. of course the investigations i think will conclude what we've heard from these women, who should be respected and protected, that he created a hostile workplace. >> chris: meanwhile, let's switch subjects, president biden has been in office for 53 days. this is day number 53, and he still hasn't held a press conference. instead, without a lot of this, take a look. >> mr. president, can you pass voting rights with a senate filibuster in current form do you think? >> [indiscernible]. >> chris: the fox news brain room once all the way back to herbert hoover, who held a news confer

take a listen. >> do you think governor andrew cuomo should resign? >> i think the investigation is underway and we should see what it brings us. jillian: meanwhile, as the governor denies the allegations and refuses to step down, more than 160 lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are calling for his resignation or impeachment including our next guests. new york state assemblyman, angelo santa barbara and thomas o. o'mara join us live. you heard what the president had to say about this. do you think that was enough? we haven't heard from the vice president. >> i think what we're seeing is they're calling on the governor's resignation, in addition to what we're seeing at the state capitol, we're seeing more and more lawmakers step forward to say that this governor just cannot effectively do this job anymore, the scandals that surround him are distracting him. he's in crisis mode, he's in response mode and the biggest fear is we have an upcoming budget and as we can see already he's using his time to try to shore up support. we're seeing him make phone

people familiar with the tv version of andrew cuomo are now meeting the real andrew cuomo. who knows at this point if he'll even make it to the end of the week, given that - >> today is monday >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: we'll be right back with jennifer garner ♪ ♪ ♪i've got the brains you've got the looks♪ ♪let's make lots of money♪ ♪you've got the brawn♪ ♪i've got the brains♪ ♪let's make lots of♪ ♪uh uh uh♪ ♪oohhh there's a lot of opportunities♪ with allstate, drivers who switched saved over $700. saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate click or call to switch today. if you wanna be a winner then get a turkey footlong from subway®. that's oven roasted turkey. piled high with crisp veggies. on freshly baked bread! so, let's get out there and get those footlongs. now on grubhub, buy one footlong, get one 50% off. subway®. eat fresh. footlong, get one 50% off. (man) i'm a verizon engineer, part of the team that built 5g right, the only one from america's most reliable network. we designed our 5g to make th

andrew: i am totally relaxed, look at me. because we have been having asset inflation for years now. it is completely absurd. wondering about cpi, it is not happening. the issue is just why a yield is going up, because the fed and the government is going to borrow more, and that is a great thing to do because the last thing we want is not that fiscal expansion as a time when the economy is struggling. excellent news. rishaad: are you dusting off your copy of the general theory of employment interest and money? andrew: it always lies underneath my bedside table of course, i read on a regular basis. it is like das capitale, that no good thinking communist has ever read it. 630 pages. it was not a particularly that she is not a particularly good writer -- he is not a particularly good writer, so i have read, but things change. keynes said, what do i do in facts and things change, i change my mind. immensely practical. i look at the monetary. money stocks in the united states increased in the last quarter, but 26%, good. that is

andrew marr has said it. let's be clear about this, tim davies said the bbc might be too metropolitan — that's a different thing from centreleft, centreleft is a political position on the spectrum. mark thompson said it was, and the bbc was at its happiest when mr blair was prime minister because the bbc had basically a blairite outlook on the world. it doesn't make them bad people, i share a number of views with mr blair. let's talk about some of the names you've signed up as on—screen talent. alexander phillips, who was ukip�*s head of media for three years then an mep for the brexit party, michelle dupree, a brexit party candidate in 2019. they are hugely talented, doubtless. one thing they have in common there is a distaste for socialism. so just how brexit—y will gb news be? i don't know whether you've caught up with the news... brexit has happened. brexit�*s over. you know what i'm talking about, to what extent will it be — how right—wing will it be? if a number of our presenters were on t

it's not getting any better for andrew cuomo. when the press loses track of the accusers as they come forward, i think he's in a bad position here but now it's interesting because the victims of these nursing home patients who died when they were forced to cohabitate with covid positive patients, they are think the government should forfeit his book money to them or at least a fund for these families. what are you hearing? >> it's all part of what's so galling about it, he not only was so horrific uncovered but he decided to declare himself a hero and so many of our colleagues in the media went along with that. similarly, he's acted as a feminist hero for women while any one of these six stories is true, he's the opposite. i have a colleague, an examiner who says when the second one came out, there's never to women, there's zero, one 13. the democrat role as we go back to al franken, the number eight they start calling on him to resign. kennedy: they started up. democrats in new york, they are over it. >> bottom up or not high en

minutes that's how long the pentagon waited to deploy the national guard during the january 6th riot andrew cuomo breaking his silence in allegations of sexual harassment, his new apology and his accusers' reaction we are inside iraq tonight. who was behind it and how will the president respond? our richard engel is on the ground news on biden's relief plan why you may not get a stimulus check this time around and in tough times for restaurant workers, celebrity chef paying it forward and inspiring america. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. good evening, welcome with the wounds still fresh on the deadly ay they are ratcheting up protection aft it is hard to imagine a repeat of january attack, we continue to learn more about the price of reacting too slowly. today the commander of the d.c. national guard saying it took more than three hours for the pentagon to approve sending the guards to respond to the capitol riot we'll tell you what else he told congress and richard engel on the new provocation from iranian back militias. let's start with pete williams >> they're

why we are crushing on andrew cuomo now. a piece in the "new york times" entitled andrew cuomo is the control freak that we need right now. some referred to themselves as cuomosexuals. whatever that means. i have no idea. the demands for transparency and accountability, should have started last spring. the mob, the media, they were too busy swooning over his power point press conferences. now here we are one year later, governor cuomo is still refusing to take any responsibility for the damage, the pain that his executive executive action caused and claiming today he has never done anything in the public career he is ashamed of. although, the good news is some political reality is beginning to set in. majority of the new york voters have had it with cuomo and say he should not ever be elected for a fourth term. many want him gone now. his approval rating cratered to 33 points. one point in the pandemic and emmy award winning power point presentations were at 87%. how far one has fallen. now joining us is miranda devine and t

we've talked to andrew about it. his cruise, like there's 11 other people and if the wind dies down, the beautiful schooner stops for a while, right, andrew? the gourmet chef is unable to supply the right food to the 12 other people that are on your crew. >> it's such a problem, i have to -- the real problem is just the weekly -- you know, the weekly fees and the staff of 60, they get very uncomfortable. >> it must be flies to be andrew >> it's 5 to 1. >> don't they have a reality show like that, below deck or something like that? >> below deck. >> they do that has been on my tv when i turn it on what is this i can't find the clicker fast enough you all know you're on camera. you're faking. like we do anyway, coming up, thanks, dom don't all those reality people know that they're being filmed how do you know any of that is honest, real, normal it's not can't stand this we have a lot of that on bravo okay i like it. skybridge capital anthony tcn, tesci talks market, bioiax and much more "squawk box" coming right back

andrew cuomo is a notorious control freak. doesn't want to get into situations where he can't sort of manipulate the outcome. if this gets into attorney general tish james' hands, it's something he can no longer control. i wonder if they're bracing for what the rest of this week looks like, if more people may come forward. >> yeah, to me, that's a big question, right? because you have this investigation, which i know maggie will also go into the new york state government response, but to me it's an investigation into what? there's an agreed set upon facts here that he doesn't dispute. so what he admits to is something that i think that people can look at, maggie, and say, my god. if you're a 60-plus-year-old man in a position of power, even the most benign interpretation of his conversation with charlotte bennett crosses lines. >> particularly in the sort of, it's not post-me too era, but we are in a moment that me too is very front and center. and this is a governor that is very familiar with that movement and has talked abou

andrew marr has said it. let's be clear about this, tim davies said the bbc might be too metropolitan — that's a different thing from centreleft, centreleft is a political position on the spectrum. mark thompson said it was, and the bbc was at its happiest when mr blair was prime minister because the bbc had basically a blaire—ite outlook on the world. it doesn't make them bad people, i share a number of views with mr blair. let's talk about some of the names you've signed up as on—screen talent. alexander phillips, who was ukip�*s head of media for three years then an mep for the brexit party, michelle dupree, a brexit party candidate in 2019. they are hugely talented, doubtless. one thing they have in common there is a distaste for socialism. so just how brexit—y will gb news be? i don't know whether you've caught up with the news... brexit has happened. brexit�*s over. you know what i'm talking about, to what extent will it be — how right—wing will it be? if a number of our presenters were

becky. >> andrew, thanks. let's get right to our big guest. ron baron, chairman and ceo of baron capital is with us this morning. as you know he's a major investor in tesla. tesla has a market cap of more than $600 billion at this point and is up over 300% over the last year but it's down nearly 25% over the last month. so, ron, welcome it's great to see you this morning. >> good to see you too thank you for inviting me. >> why don't we start off talking about the tesla because there's been a lot of changes at the company just in terms what they are doing with bitcoin and other things we've seen that stock skyrocket before coming back a little bit. what do you think? >> so we've been in tesla since 2014 we started working on it in 2012, '14 and '16 we bought stock, invested $387 billion that was 1.6% of our assets. now it's worth $4.5 billion. in past six months we've sold about $1.7 1.7 million shares o 8 million. and so we still own 75% of our stock. i'm hopeful we hold that for a very long -- actually more than 75%. i'm hopeful we can hold

andrew cuomo, new york governor, but for how much longer? once widely praised for his leadership during the first wave of coronavirus, he's now fighting for his political life. i did not do what has been alleged. period. there are often many motivations for making an allegation. seven women have now come forward making allegations against him, including sexual misconduct and assault. politicians who don't know a single fact but yet form a conclusion and an opinion are, in my opinion, reckless and dangerous. the latest of those politicians includes chuck schumer, one of the most senior democrats in congress and the senate majority leader. along with fellow new york senator kirsten gillibrand, they released a statement, saying: but, they add: already, more than 55 democratic legislators in new york have signed a letter calling on him to step down. the city's mayor bill de blasio says he should go. so too some democrats in congress, including alexandra ocasio—cortez. and as for the white house... the president believes that every woman who ha

andrew >> thanks. much of the auto industry is promising an all electric future, but the road ahead for bmw will be more complicated phil lebeau here to explain. >> reporter: this morning in munich, germany, bmw is laying out the roadmap to get on the road when it comes to electric vehicles here's what the company is pledging because they have not been in the game when it comes to electric vehicles 50 pores 50% will be electric when it comes to 2030. 100% of the mini brands will be all evs by the early 2030s and it will speed out the rollout of the i 4 bmw swung and missed when it comes to the i3. that was the first mass market entry when it comes to electric vehicles it has done nothing. very few sales in 2020 the u.s. sales, which are predominantly the i3, down 73%. they are just 2.6% of the global ev market. that's what bmw has. put that in some perspective, it is 8 times smaller than the global market leader tesla bmw doesn't want to miss out on what's coming. if you look at the research, almost ev

if anyone is a card carrying member of political party out of touch it is andrew cuomo. that is all the time, have a great weekend with your fans friends and family, shannon bream with "fox news @ night," take it from here are. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night" i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking news tonight from portland. the police and residents on edge as anti-police and anti-demonstrators are reportedly gearing up for another night of protest. after bashing in windows and setting fire in federal courthouse last night. many of the media and democratic politicians point last summer's widespread violence on then president trump your law enforcement and agencies were pulled out. the argument being they were the ones provoking people. the new president, new riots and new calls together again in portland. new york governor andrew cuomo seen tonight walking the grounds of the governor's mansion talking on the phone snuggled into a blanket. mounting calls for him to resign due to allegations of sexual misconduct and covering up covid deaths d

andrew cuomo says he will wait for _ forward. andrew cuomo says he will wait for the _ forward. andrew cuomo says he will wait for the outcome - forward. andrew cuomo says he will wait for the outcome of - will wait for the outcome of the investigation before deciding whether to step down. people know the difference between playing politics, bowing to cancel culture and the truth. i'm not going to resign. the truth. i'm not going to resin. �* , ., resign. but there is also another _ resign. but there is also another investigation, l resign. but there is also another investigation, a j another investigation, a federal one, into claims the states hit the truth toll in care homes. —— hid the true covid paul hawkins, bbc news. a remembrance service to mark the second anniversary of the christchurch mosque attacks is being held in new zealand. 51 people lost their lives in the shootings at the al noor and linwood mosques on march 15, 2019. prime ministerjacinda ardern is addressing those gathered at the we are one service at christchurch arena. let's bring you some live picture

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anyone who knows andrew cuomo could have seen this story coming. what's interesting though is that there was a much bigger scandal, one that killed thousands of people swirling around andrew cuomo for the better part of a year. his orders sent thousands of elders to their deaths. the media covered up for him. why? why the change now? our fox news senior meteorologist, her family members died. she's author of a book "make your own sunshine" inspiring stories of people who find light in dark times. we're great to have her on the show tonight. congratulations on the book, by the way. you are someone who knows about making sunshine. i'm happy you wrote this and i'm excited to read it. you've watched this story from the beginning. frustrated. you're one of the few that's been talking about it. what do you make of the fact that andrew cuomo, after being protected, is at the bottom of media dog pile? >> i think it' easier to get on to the me too train than to actually admit that these lawmakers have been complicit for ten months now that we are into a pot

governor andrew cuomo is being accused. dana, that is the one thing about the current vice president. she was the leading voice of believe in all women when it came to brett kavanaugh in 2018 and in fact she went on television and said the following "for a woman to come forward with the focus, nationally to start off by believing her." the essence of what she is talking about is real even if she forgets the facts. a little different story when it comes to andrew cuomo. >> dana: and tyler reed, do you remember that episode during the campaign? and i have been thinking about this because she obtains this historical moment, and then what do you do with it? nothing? i mean, you have the table. you don't just have a seat at the table, you are the table. and you say nothing? i think it was very cowardly, that is the is the adjective i'm working on, greg. for jayla brown and schumer to issue a statement on a friday night. really, it took it that long to do that and then what did president biden do today, where most conservatives a

and thank you also to andrew neil, chairman and presenter on gb news. i'll be back at the same time next week, thanks for listening. hello there. in comparison to this time last week, it is a much quieter weather story to tell. but i suspect we will be chasing cloud amounts around over the next few days, just like we had on monday. in cornwall, it was a beautiful day with blue sky and sunshine, similar story for northern ireland. but further north and west, cloud gathered as we went through the day, rather threatening looking skies, indication of what's to come. yes, we have some weather fronts bringing some rain into the far northwest. high—pressure is trying to build in from the southwest, but some of this rain will be heavy through the night. isobars squeezing together as well, strengthening winds particularly in the far north of scotland. now, the rain will sink its way south and east, a lot of cloud across the country, so a relatively mild night for many. so as we start off tuesday, there will still be some heavy rain to come, particularly across

living with his old friend andrew cuomo. the vaccine czar. he's working diligently we're told to deal with what has been an unprecedented and extraordinary challenge to the state's healthcare resources. if larry schwartz is coordinating the effort is the same guy putting the political muscle on these various county executives, you know, that really -- when you're mixing vaccine distribution, when your constituentses are desperate to have it, to support governor cuomo and his various scandals, doesn't take much to see that this really stinks. i must say, trace, there's something interesting that happened just a few hours ago. a sienna poll came out and shows -- a resounding show of support for andrew cuomo. 59% of women say he should not resign. this is really a big deal to me. he's been in the news constantly. he's been hit every day with, you know a negative headline in the "new york post." if indeed the people of new york say, you know, so what or stick with it, i think we have to listen to some of them, too. >> on top of