chris cuomo is not innocent. he was giving his brother and the staff advice about his sexual harassment charges. if that's not an ethics problem i don't know what is. todd: really in the weeds when you start doing stuff like that and that is why the investigation is unbelievable. there is repercussions because of that. >> brian's report would be very different. todd: we can all agree with that. we have a personal element, you are a friend, not just a guest. we know your family and we know how difficult this has been for you and you never want to do this, we felt some sense of relief for you. it will not bring your in-laws back but it is something. >> janice: i will never forget them. at the end of the day can't forget those who cannot speak for themselves right now. todd: there's other news, the governor of missouri pardoning the couple who held guns outside their homes is likewise matter protesters through their fence and marched on their property, they put guilty to misdemeanor assault and harassment charges. g

elizabeth: robert, to kristin's point, chris cuomo, by the way chris cuomo testified as part of the investigation by the state ag about his role advising the governor how to respond. what kristin was saying the cnn anchor said on his show in march, you can't cover what is going on with his brother. then behind the scenes he is advising his brother secretly. he is helping to orchestrate the response and then governor cuomo attacks his accusers, attacks the investigators, tries to discredit and delegitimatize them. you know, so, this is stunning behavior that we're not sure that the general public understands the details and nuances of it when you see what happened. how shocking was it to you that this was allowed to to go on? >> it is not surprising to me and not shocking it would happen. to your point about the governor's strategy, we have to infer that strategy was in part formed by his brother who, you know, told his brother how to handle the media, how to go about this and to try to discredit these women and his brother knew about it. knew about the strategy, was okay with it. a major evening

. >> i'm chris cuomo. welcome to prime time. we're focused on covid here, especially until we get the delta variant under control. for now, as you know, it's getting worse. >> trace: resounding silence from chris cuomo who made no mention of the sexual harassment scandal involving his brother on cnn last night. will cain is standing by with analysis. but first to howard kurtz. howie? >> hey, trace. well, andrew cuomo has no defenders in the media world today. the "new york times" says that if cuomo cares about the people of the state, he should resign. "the washington post" says there's no doubt about his fitness for office after state investigators found that he sexually harassed 11 woman. and even liberal commentators were touting him as being a v.p. pick for joe biden. now chris cuomo, who repeatedly hosted his brother on his prime time show after covid-19 struck didn't mention the scandal as you just said because he couldn't. the network and chris cuomo agreed he could no longer cover the governor in any way now that he's in

elizabeth: chris cuomo advises that brother and goes on to attack the governor the governor start gas lighting in attacking the accusers, this legal experts are saying this could be to avoid criminal charges because it's about reasonable doubt so there playing reasonable doubtge early on as cnn be in the anchor and the governor doing this by attacking the women even attacking the investigators they talked about including dumping opposition research to go after kim, and the reasonable doubt of eyes of accusers of criminal charges, not same is going to get to that but this was a game plan and he could've been coming on the road, your take. >> it's absolutely disgusting, i feel heartbroken for the 11 women we shouldn't forget about that or some t scandalous is not just limited to the 11 accusers got, we watched the media and tell us andrew cuomo was a gold standard to some 15000 elderly new yorkers died of covid because of or partly because of cuomo's nursing home orders, he went on to lie about hisea nursg home order in the death toll for a year straight while he wrote a book about what

to his brother than chris cuomo. so, anyway, you have got to look at this objectively though. all right? the way you do that is to read chris cuomo's own words. in may, quote: i understand why this was a problem for cnn it will not happen again, he said. it was my mistake because i put my colleagues here in a bad spot. well, it happened again and again he lied to his viewers. he lied to his colleagues. and, yet, you have the media correspondent out there defending him. also, cnn put out this statement in may when the news of him advising his brother on how to discredit accusers of sexual law harassment big deal came to light. cnn it was inappropriate to engage in conversations that clawed members of the governor's staff which chris acknowledges. he will not participate in such conversations going forward. except he is. while on a paid vacation to the hamptons by the way earning a $6 million annual salary in the process. and this isn't the first time chris cuomo has lied to his viewers. he lied about being in quaranti

now as we all know, new york governor cuomo, brother chris cuomo, is a well known primetime anchor at cnn. and over the weekend, chris, his colleague bryan shelter, defended how the network has handled the situation between the brothers. this has been a conundrum for cnn that has no perfect answer, no perfect solution. some think sienna made it worse by letting chris interview his brother when cobra 19 was ravaged in new york. but that was an unprecedented time period. and so is this one famous family in the news, a governor who soared to the highest tides last year, now fall into the lowest, most self inflicted wounds. and a brother who just wants to do his job, just one think or a show. but can he? that's the key question or the conundrum as bryan pointed. but how should networks cover situations when family members are the ones that are the star of the story? let's ask indicated congress and podcast host, reuben, of our reuben. thank you so much for joining me on this. got a great to be back with you. thanks. okay, so i just had to start off. i just kinda away from ground. what do

now, as we all know, new york governor cuomo, brother chris cuomo is a well known primetime anchor at cnn. and over the weekend, chris, his colleague bryan shelter, defended how the network has handled the situation between the brothers. this has been a conundrum for sienna, that has no perfect answer. no perfect solution. some think sienna made it worse by letting chris interview his brother. when cobra 19 was ravaged in new york, but that was an unprecedented time period. and so is this one famous family in the news. a governor who sort of the highest types last year now fall into the lowest, most self inflicted wounds. and a brother who just wants to do his job. just one thank or a show. but can he? that's the key question. or the conundrum as brian pointed. but how should networks that covers situations when family members are the ones that are the star of the story? let's ask syndicated congress and podcast host reuben of our reuben. thank you so much for joining me on this. got a great to be back with you. thanks. okay, so i just had to start off, i just kinda away from ground.

now as we all know, new york governor cuomo, brother chris cuomo, is a well known primetime anchor at cnn. and over the weekend, chris, his colleague bryan shelter, defended how the network has handle the situation between the brothers. this has been a conundrum for sienna, that has no perfect answer, no perfect solution. some think sienna made it worse by letting chris interview his brother, when colbert 19 was ravaged in new york. but that was an unprecedented time period . and so is this one famous family in the news, a governor who soared to the highest types last year, now fall into the lowest, most self inflicted wounds. and a brother who just wants to do his job. just one thank or a show. but can he? that's the key question or the conundrum as bryan pointed. but how should networks cover situations when family members are the ones that are the star of the story? let's ask indicated congress and podcast host, reuben, of our reuben. thank you so much for joining me on this. got a great to be back with you. thanks. ok, so i just had to start out by just kind of way from ground. wh

now, as we all know, new york governor cuomo, brother chris cuomo, is a well known primetime anchor at cnn. and over the weekend, chris, his colleague bryan shelter, defended how the network has handled the situation between the brothers. this is been a conundrum for sienna, that has no perfect answer, no perfect solution. some think sienna made it worse by letting chris interview his brother, when colbert 19 was ravaged in new york. but that was an unprecedented time period . and so is this one famous family in the news. a governor who soared to the highest tides last year now fall into the lowest lows, self inflicted wounds. and a brother who just wants to do his job. just one sanker a show. but can he? that's the key question. or the conundrum as bryan pointed. but how should networks cover situations when family members are the ones that are the star of the story? let's ask syndicated congress and podcast host reuben, of our reuben, thank you so much for joining me on this. got a great to be back with you. thanks. okay, so i just had to start off, i just kinda away from ground. wha

now as we all know, new york governor cuomo, brother chris cuomo, is a well known primetime anchor at cnn. and over the weekend, chris, his colleague brian shelter defended how the network has handle the situation between the brothers. this is been a conundrum. first. again, that has no perfect answer, no perfect solution, some think, see, and i made it worse by letting chris interview his brother, when colbert 19 was ravaged in new york. but that was an unprecedented time period . and so is this one famous family in the news. a governor who soared to the highest types last year now fall into the lowest, most self inflicted wounds. and a brother who just wants to do his job. just one think or a show. but can he? that's the key question. or the conundrum as bryan pointed. but how should networks cover situations when family members are the ones that are the star of the story? let's ask indicated congress and podcast host, reuben, of our reuben. thank you so much for joining me on this. got a great to be back with you. thanks. ok, so i just had to start off by just going away from grad

jillian: i thought that was a good question, asking is the source chris cuomo. what did you think of that exchange? >> that would be like me being asked -- by the way, colbert, i guess there are no celebrities to get on the show right now when you have you to book the cnn media critic. it would be like me saying i heard that jillian mele is mad because someone stole her stapler and didn't give it back but i have a source who knows who it is and i get that from hanging out like at the break room or something at fox. i almost feel sorry for the cnn media critic. he's being sent out to defend the indefenseable and serving at the network's crisis management director and pr person and he's patently poor at it. they're not providing any comment but it's laughable when you hear the media critic there talking about how i heard from a source, well, yeah, you work for the network and i think colbert challenging him there was the most i've seen anybody at cnn been challenged in a long time. again, what's this person even doing on colbert last night. it's incredible. jillia

the attorney general said chris cuomo helped andrew cuomo retaliate and smear his accusers that chris cuomo contributed to an environment where the governor's essentially harassing conduct wag allowed to persist and flourish. what do you say to that? >> it sounds like he helped a little too much. he got a little too close to the situation, and i doubt seriously he will be able to survive it but who knows. he has a highly rated show. but as we all know some of this happens in politics when you have, in politics and journalism you have a revolving door. i haven't seen anything quite so blatant as. this you were talking about going back to what you were saying originally the 14 days he has got. i'm sure there is absolutely no truth to the rumor he is looking for countries that don't have extradition treaty with the united states. elizabeth: that's funny. todd, let's get back to what chris cuomo was doing. the "washington post" and the media reporting that cuomo is still advising his brother. others say, chris cuomo is his brother. chris cuomo said back in may he would quit doing that he

reporting that cuomo is advising his brothers and others say chris cuomo is his brother and chris cuomo said in may he would stop doing not, we get it you're his brother but he told everybody he's awkward to do that, let's listen to chris cuomo in june of last year. >> obviously i love you as a brother and i'll never be objective and i think is the best politician in the country but i hope you feel good about what you did for your people because they know they appreciated. elizabeth: hollywood gives andrew cuomo an enemy in hollywood would champion andrew cuomo democrats champion andrew cuomo and it became to political when you saw all of this going on, what was w your reaction. >> i had called for the governor to step aside back in march because it was clear that these are serious allegations that they painted misconduct and they kept coming and they kept coming and we obviously want somebody who's going to leave the state forward and govern effectively and not deal with all of this but i do think just to step back from all of this for a second the things that your grandparents teach y

emily, this story is bigger than chris cuomo. we have a quote from "the wall street journal" editorial board that i think says it all. they say everyone in albany has known for years that mr. cuomo is an abusive, bullying figure. the report describes a man who act acted as if he was politically invincible. it's what often happens in a one-party state with a largely one-party press. that is democratic. >> emily: adding insult to injury, not only that one-party press but again that brother conflict of interest. we heard it here in kris' apology where he refers to him as his brother, trying to engender that familiarity and the sympathy from the audience so that they relate to him and his compassion and way rather than seeing it for what it is. which is what the investigation of the attorney general in the press release yesterday called the cuomo administration mobilized to attack and neutralize ms. boiler, including use of the press. this was a formalized use of the press to not only cover up governor cuomo's wrongdoing but also to

chris cuomo's boat. they use giant q-tips as oars. chris cuomo is so arrogant which is why they went down to begin with. he is talking to our reporter. there is your q tip. in case the engine doesn't work. he is talking with the same smug self-righteousness who never thought the media would come back for them. cuomos were useful idiots in an election year. everybody in the media who propped them up as a means of tearing down trap they are a transactional bunch. getting rid of cuomo for sexual harassment puts distance between them and the nursing home scandal they refuse to cover. >> harris: other democratic governors, the governor of new jersey had a similar policy, shorter span. interesting. >> the reason the story is so build they didn't build up phil murphy the way they made cuomo the god king of covid. it looks that much worse when he goes down and why they want to get away from the story. >> harris: funny and brilliant. that's you. a scathing "new york post" op-ed title here now chris cuomo must go, too, says -- think about this,

chris cuomo can't talk about it at all. anything he said, the brothers are very close, would immediately be suspect. >> john: quickly, we mentioned it in the last hour on "america reports," the head of communications for fox for cnn used to be andrew cuomo's communications director. his brother, chris cuomo and his former communications director. the relationships at this network, cnn, are fairly close to the governor's office. >> yeah, there's a bit of a cozy revolving door. but i don't think these decisions were made at the level of the top executive. this goes up to the jeff zucker level. the mistake is letting the show go on. now his popularity has crashed and he may be forced from office and the talk about impeachment, now chris cuomo can't touch that. it has to be a frustrating situation for everyone. the contrast between what happened last year with cnn and now is inescapable. >> we'll keep watching this. may be other shoes to drop. sandra? >> sandra: in governor cuomo's defense, a mix of blaming his rivals and askin

one funny thing, i ran into chris cuomo this weekend out east. he was putting his boat on the dock and he was smiling, all smiles. cnn, the handoff, the discomfort, you couldn't see it on his face. it was like crisp promo was above it all, enjoying the boat ride. it was like chris cuomo was above it all. >> harris: we only judge what we are put in charge of and god judges the rest. on this day there were some political judges and inside that man's head he saw them looming so he quit his job to leave new york under scandal. here is "america reports." thank you so much and continuin the coverage of the governor of coumo saying he isn't resigning effective than 14 days ago this after bipartisan calls calling for him to step down. hello and welcome to america reports on a tuesday afternoon.

how they dig themselves out of this hole, you have to get rid of chris cuomo. you can't let him on the air anymore. that is not going to happen because he has been on the this week. you think they would have pulled him off the air and put a real journalist on to talk about the andrew cuomo story which is the story this week but they continue to allow him to go on so that tells you the president of the network and the other executives. todd: cbs which cnn and cbs are tied corporately to some degree they didn't talk about cuomo. >> anderson cooper on 60 minutes, we can't talk about that. todd: msnbc host formerly a republican goes off on florida governor ron desantis, joe scarborough. >> you wants to have the government force kindergartners to wear masks in florida, the parents are going to be the ones in charge. >> it was he talking to? cletus the slack saw yokel? who is fooled by that? todd: run desantis, then joe scarborough. the media trying to understand the ordinary american? >> desantis is the new trump, trump is off the radar so they need a new bogeyman,

. >> i am chris cuomo. we are focused on covid. >> cnn's chris cuomo made no mention last night of the scandal that is threatening to drive his brother from office. cuomo was unable to address it because he and the network had decided he cannot cover the new york governor in any way. a marked contrast to last year, 11 appearances on his program when andrew cuomo was being hailed during the pandemic. >> thank you for coming back to the show. >> mom told me i had to. >> when the sexual harassment allegations surfaced, cnn reinserted an earlier ban's on cuomo on cuomo coverage. >> obviously i'm aware of what's going on with my brother, and obviously i cannot cover it because he is my brother. >> new york's attorney general uncovered new evidence of chris cuomo's involvement in helping his older brother. in february the cnn host email draft statement of denial to a top aide to his brother with such lines as "i never intended to offend anyone and my interactions may been insensitive or too personal, which is pre

cnn, do the they have a cuomo crisis as anchor chris cuomo is reportedly helping his brother, governor andrew cuomo do damage control. todd: vogue running a flattering feature on press secretary jen psaki, after spending several years ignoring strong females from the trump administration. joe concha sounds off next. ♪ every single day, we're all getting a little bit better. we're better cooks... better neighbors... hi. i've got this until you get back. better parents... and better friends. no! no! that's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how do things look on your end? -perfect! because we're building a better network every single day. todd: welcome back. chris cuomo coming under more criticism as a new report says the cnn host is continuing to consult his brother, governor andrew cuomo, over his scandals. jillian: here to react, fox news contributor, joe concha. joe, it's good to see you. i want to get your reaction to a washington post report which says cuomo who has not been co

chris cuomo in total sincerity. one, you're not responsible for the misbehavior of your relatives. sorry. you didn't choose them. that's just true. it's the basis of american justice and it's the basis of human speeds and cp do not blame people for things they didn't do. another point to make his chris cuomo is coming under a lot of fire for helping his brother in the middle of this crisis. we can't evaluate how true that is. but if it is true, let's be real for a second. it's understandable. it'sco his brother. your loyalty should be to your family, above all else.in maybe even above your job. maybe even above jeff zucker. if your brother calls and says, i need help, if you don't give him help because your pretend to be a news anchor on sums cable channel nobody watches, you're perjuring your brother and that's a greater sin than any of the dumb politics, totally true. so we are not going to criticize him for that. one more piece of advice, chris cuomo, take a break from the curls on. vacation, you'll enjoy it bett

i don't know, he went into the break room and he found out that chris cuomo just wants to do his job. so i'm beginning to wonder what is the anonymous source, who that was? was that like the cafeteria lady or some italian guy who's brother's governor. just say i want to do my job. i love seeing the spotlight turned on them and watching their behavior change. it's refreshing to see them suddenly discover that life isn't as simple as they've been playing it. they have assigned so much simplistic blame to law enforcement for ten years. right? >> yeah. >> there was no nuance about cops. if there was one cop that did something bad, it was the entire police department that was guilty of systemic racism. right? there was no nuance there. there was no nuance anytime a trump supporter posted a meme. clearly that means all trump supporters were racist. there was never nuance. now they figured it out. good job. >> cnn is trying to make this sound like there's a conflict with chris cuomo coring his brother andrew cuomo. >> convenient. >> but that's defense of the situation. this is actually about

it's a symptom of a bigger problem for it and are cuomo's going to be gone, chris cuomo might be gone for but the people that enabled the side show and circus are all going to still have jobs that ultimately the problem. they're having these jocular back and forth during the pandemic it's good for ratings it feels good. we love the vibe here. that was fine. but then that news turns bad for the governor and ethics, ethics pop up out of nowhere. that becomes a challenge. charlie here's the thing was at last month's a few weeks ago cuomo said chris said it was inappropriate. i should've been advising mike governor brother. that should be something of a problem at cnn. >> chris cuomo is the face of it the real take away from all of this is what in the world isn't brian doing on the late show? what happened to the great movie stars and the comedians that entertained us? is this white no one is watching that late show anymore. i get why cnn for the same reasons they make a decision to allow chris cuomo to bandy about a giant enormous q-tip up the governor's nose on tv in the middle of a ver

so obviously chris cuomo addressed this on his show last night, right? >> i am chris, welcome to prime time. we are focused on code here especially into the delta variant is under control. for now, it's getting worse as you know. >> delta variant, go back to the basement. now he wants a whole hour, the governor of new york officially accused of sexual harassment by 11 women but colleagues were not so generous. watch this handoff at the end of the show from a fellow cnn. >> i love you, brother. this is done tonight, the calls are getting louder and louder. this is what i'm talking about. top democrats from new york to the white house calling on governor andrew cuomo to resign. kennedy: love you, brother. your other brother is a piece oo report on it. robbie. >> yes, he absolutely is. i don't blame him i don't think it's surprising he stuck by his brother, family loyalty is a thing. it makes sense he talked it over with andrew cuomo but he also should not be an anchor at cns, passive conflict of interest and never made sense to have a brother of such an im

they talked about how there's sympathy for chris cuomo in cnn. i wonder if the women of cnn like the fact that chris cuomo wrote statements for a sitting governor how to smear victims of sexual harassment. cnn has reached the lowest point in their 41 year history. they're sending the media correspondent out to defend the indefensible. anyone with eyes, ears and sanity sees right through it. the network will never recover, that's for certain. todd: he says there's no perfect answer. didn't you literally have the perfect answer last week when you said he's got to go? >> take him off the air. that's your perfect answer. it's not like -- i keep hearing the argument, you would do the same for your brother. if i'm an anchor on prime time television then i remove myself from that situation before i help my brother and not -- and then after the fact when he gets caught doing it, it's in the ag's report, you can't say well, you know, he's not going to interview his brother anymore. he's taken himself out of the conflict of situation. that wasn't the situa

one more piece of advice, chris cuomo. take a break from the curls on vacation. you'll enjoy it better. several republicans in the senate a number of them a peer to be supporting the biden administration's infrastructure bill, a lot of which has nothing to do with infrastructure. the build would force people to have monitoring devices in their cars. you'd need permission before starting your vehicle in the morning. the bill would legalize more racial discrimination in the name of equity, which is the opposite of what america should be about. not many republicans have said much about this. senator bill cassidy of louisiana in fact just tweeted, a good guy most of the time but tweeted this defense of the bill's equity provisions. "critical race theory is not in this bill. equity is not a catch phrase for critical race theory. equity is the whole justify case for critical race theory. it's important to know what you're talking about before your weigh-in on social media. one of the only republican senators that we can find that is doing anything to stop this bill is

>> the media would tell you i was his brother, chris cuomo, who pushed him over the edge. there were people that said his brother asked limb to resign, there were people in the inner circle that asked him to resign. i don't care what he says about the impeachment. you have to look. if he got to the second tier of the impeachment, he was going to lose on that front and will is correct, there were other investigations that are ongoing not only with the nursing home scandal but potentially criminal charges. he knew he was not going to survive this. everybody was jumping off the ship. there was nowhere for him to go. he had no way to survive this. howie: i want to close with a moment of xen from last year. roll it. >> people online are falling in love with him. i'm not going to lie, those people include me. my tinder profile lists me as a cuomo-sexual. howie: he wasn't the only one idolizing andrew cuomo at the beginning of the pandemic last year. he had problems on that front too. great discussion, leslie, will, thank you for dropping by this sunday. up next, joe biden sparre

>> greg: excuses are not so hot, as chris cuomo heads for the yacht. fox news caught up with chris cuomo at a hamptons dock before i had a chance to remove his shirt to show off his packs. mike is medium-size polo, you know he shrunk it on purpose, his lips were tight. >> have you spoken to your brother today, sir? >> of course. >> are you continuing to advise him. do you think that's an ethical conflict? >> i think you've got a job to do and i'm letting you do it. >> is your brother coming to east hampton? >> yes. if you wait here, he'll be here in 5 minutes. >> greg: see, that's funny. that's funny. put that in my monologue. at least he has finally learned to control his temper, right? >> ruin your bleed. throw you down the stairs like a [bleep]. >> greg: see, he's changed. someone who never lose his composure unless it's around krispy kreme's. brian stelter. perfect company man. are you applauding him or the joke? he defended cnn's handling of the cuomo crisis on colbert. >> "new york times" reporting that's true. chris was helping his brother. has

now we learn from this attorney general report that i was chris cuomo at cnn who was secretly advising his brother to portray the victims as liars, to blame them, to say he's a victim of the cancel culture and cnn and jeff zucker have taken no action again chris cuomo. he violated just about every journalistic rule in the books. the charges here could be quite serious. against consent, lifting the blouse of a woman and fondling her breast could be a variety of crimes including forcible touching, assault and battery, and criminal harassment. it will be up to the albany district attorney to evaluate the evidence collected which is apparently quite overwhelming and compelling by the attorney general, but to do his own interview of this particular victim and decide whether andrew cuomo hud be arrested, prosecuted and jailed upon conviction. katie: i think it's important to focus on the word from the attorney general who specificallied said federal laws were violated in this office. the justice department dropped the investigation into the nursing home scandal. they can launch an investigat

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is chris cuomo too close to the news report on it? robby? lexi absently is. i don't blame him. i don't think it is surprising that he stuck by his brother, family loyalty is a thing. it makes total sense he talked it over with andrew cuomo. but he should not also be an anchor at cnn. it's a massive conflict of interest. the brother of a political figure also covering politics are very important central cable news channel. he should not be having that job anymore is not particular good at it i don't why they keep them it makes no sense. kennedy: everyone understands being detective. i don't fault him for that at all. as a fact his unofficial e-mails shaming these women. laming cancel culture and completely skirting accountability. he was in a sense acting as an official advisor with other official advisors. >> look, chris cuomo really does have a problem there. you cannot ignore what happened in the last administration. we have a lot of people in media who have connection and participate in messaging. so for going to go down that path there's a whole lot of people who need to be

was it written this particular statement by cuomo's top advisor chris cuomo? is he telling him to go down this route? >> by the way chris cuomo's on a paid vacation right never quit let's talk about chris and cnn. i am trying to figure out how they're going to push through this quagmire. they have created an ethical problem. they are now saying chris cuomo the chief of the pandemic for hypocrisy or abuse of office or whatever have you, guests can bring up the hole in your cuomo scandal. the lease a part of it how do you get beyond this. i feel chris won't be able to respond to this criticism he is barred from talking about the issue. it just seems untenable. >> the chris cuomo stick every night 9:00 p.m. is to be as pious as possible and lecturing other people and what they are doing wrong and how he knows better. said >> people were not wearing masks with her outside in parks gathering together. meanwhile this guy was cited by his new york city apartment complex for not wearing a mask while in an elevator. not even outside. or he faked his own quarantine like

chris helped craft a statement against one of andrew cuomo's accusers. i don't get the conflict of interest. there are conflicts throughout the media. >> amen. >> everyone who worked for the clinton administration was married to someone in the administration. no one would be able to cover anything if you have it abide by conflict of interest rules. >> and the obama administration. >> yeah. >> the bush administration. >> not so much. >> i have never been happier that my sister works from home for a great company and rescues cats. >> tonight we are doing a show on rescue cats. you have to stay out of this. >> i will step aside. >> you have to make a choice. >> it's not easy. you can't write your brother's statement. and be an anchor. >> i think from is something to be said about family. >> amen. >> but, the problem is i watched cnn for the first time in months last night. i wanted to see how compromised he looks. if there is a problem has ha to do the nursing home stuff. it's not just him and his brother. it was the mockery of the event with his brother. t

in a report claims the network fired employees refusing the vaccine while keeping chris cuomo on the air advising his brother a major controversy. joe concha has thoughts next. todd: doctor ben carson will join us to explain why extending the eviction moratorium brings assistant closer to a, quote, totalitarian type government. you do not want to miss it. knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. [ nautical horn blows ] i mean just because you look like someone else doesn't mean you eat off the floor, or yell at the vacuum, or need flea medication. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what you need.

helping crafting the governor's response. >> it appears to show that chris cuomo drafted a statement for his brother. and his brother ultimately used is so here at cnn the news network and before we start tonight, let me tell you something, then i am sure is very obvious to you who are watching the show pretty and thank you for that coming straight with me and i'll be straight with you. obviously, i'm aware of what is going on. and obviously, i cannot cover because he is my brother. and now, of course cnn has to cover it, they have covered it extensively they will continue to do so. and i have always cared very deeply about these issues and profoundly so i just wanted to tell you that, there's a lot of news going on the matters also so let's get after that. >> making for some awkward moment, i love you brother. reports are now coming out to cnn vince encouraging cuomo to take a leave of absence. so he can continue to advise his brother but he also won't back down telling the network that he would rather continuing this spot and obey the rules preventing him from commenting on the sca

chris cuomo, he is in trouble as well. he is drafting a potential statement for his brother on sexual harassment claims on february 28th, a day before he tells his viewers "i can't cover my brother fairly peered" he's a part-time political consultant. this is a journalistic ethics issue. >> morgan: right, and if i were any of these women bringing charges, may be potentially bringing suits, i would look at bringing the brother into it, and saying "what involvement is there beyond what the attorney general has found?" the things we could do in this situation is condemn this behavior, and the lack of doing so and pretending "i can report on this fairly, so i'm not going to talk about it --" it's inhumane to the women who suffered this, and really, i think what is disturbing, kayleigh, when you go through the attorney general's report, this thing that -- all the behavior bother me, but one of the troubling things was the retribution the governor and his staff saw for any woman who spoke out against what the sexual harassment a

tonight is very simple, either chris cuomo the anchor covers the story tonight on his news program -- >> sandra: jen psaki at the white house. >> i wanted to take a moment to recognize the passing of metropolitan police officer, two who dissented the capital both after and before the insurrection on january 6. a sad reminder of that shameful day in our country's history and as a physical and mental scar left the officers who risked their lives to protect the capital and the democracy. we heard first hand last week from some of those who served on that day and their testimony from the incredible bravery they showed in the worst possible circumstances. their passing reminds us of the remarkable courage of the men and women in law enforcement to serve with honor and leave home each day not knowing what risks they may face but are determined to protect their communities and indebted to their services and our thoughts go out to the friends, family, and loved ones of the two officers and remind those who are struggling that health is -- help is available 24/7, reach out to the suicide preve

. >> i think at some point chris cuomo has to address it on the air at cnn are putting out a statement posting a video or something. i'm sure although it's privately devastated his brother has lost the job he wanted his whole life, to be happy to move on in his career never talk about this again. i've got to talk a little bit about andrew cuomo of nonsense he was in his 20s working for his father the governor. it is painful to watch he acted like he just woke up this morning the rules have changed. i was thoughtful and disrespectful. i made mistakes for there's no factual basis for this allegations, the 11 women were offended i don't member touching the state trooper >>. but if she said i did then in political terms, and cuomo was trying to plead to a misdemeanor while trying to avoid responsibility for political felony. kat: that's interesting especially if you recall he was the one who lowered the standard for sexual harassment himself. in the state of new york. [laughter] collects the ideas going to sit it out he's trying to get out with a shred of dignity. he's never going to resig

nobody believes chris cuomo was an unbiased reporter. he is a left wing democratic opinion journalist. maybe cnn could have admitted that a little bit more. make sure he doesn't cover people like ron desantis and tried to make them look bad in a coronavirus response. i think helping his brother is not the mistake. >> i think when your brothers doing things like that potentially criminal accusations of sexual harassment, i would not want to work for a guy like that. and i would not trust coverage and a guy like that. but the panels going to return later. coming up biden's a border fiasco growing worse by the day. wait until you hear how make child migrant work today alone. plus outraged to put unvaccinated americans on the no-fly list. i string them like a terrorist rush hour will never feel the same. experience thrilling performance from our entire line of vehicles at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. lease the 2021 is 300 for $379 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. we did it again. verizon has been n

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he actually had to testify in the attorney general's investigation because chris cuomo is one of many people who have absolutely no involvement in state government, who were advising the governor throughout this situation as more and more accusations were emerging against him. the attorney general's report finds fault with that process. it says we also find it revealing and consistent with the executive chamber's overall approach that when faced with allegations of sexual harassment brought against the governor, the inner circle of confidants brought into control and direct response included a number of individuals with no official role in the executive chamber. the report goes on to say, as a result of this dynamic, the state employees who are not part of this inner circle of loyalists would rightfully believe and did believe that any complaint or allegation about the governor would be handled by people whose overriding interests is in protecting the governor. and deanna paul, that comes at the end of the attorney general's report where it is saying so conclusively not only what the

. >> chris cuomo, the governor's brother appears in the attorney general's report several times. he actually had to testify in the attorney general's investigation because chris cuomo is someone who has no advice and state government and is advising the governor throughout the situation and more and more accusations are emerging against him. the attorney general's report finds fault with that process and it says we also find it revealing and consistent with the executive chambers overall approach, that when faced with allegations of sexual harassment brought against the governor, the inner circle of confidants brought into control and direct response included a number of individuals with no official roles in the executive chamber. the report goes on to say, as a result of this dynamic, the state employees who are not part of this inner circle of loyalists, would rightfully believe, and did, that any complained or allegation about the governor, would be handled by people whose overriding interest is in protecting the governor. >> and deanna paul that comes at the end of the attorn

our chris cuomo is on long island for us. chris. >> reporter: fred, good to be working for you today. we're in east hampton on the southern shore of long island right off new york. we're here because this was the fear of concern path early on, a beach front community, reminiscent of super storm sandy. did not happen, not going to happen. that was a hurricane that bounced off new jersey and then came here. new york will not be directly impacted by this. there will be flooding. we do have some power outages. now it's about time, this storm. as fred was laying out to you, there is a stall. why? because when storms go over land, they slow down and can change direction. henri has been the storm, if you're going to characterize it, as the storm that couldn't make up its mind. it's been changing paths. it hitting rhode island and newport is very different from where it originally made landfall which is the tiny island of block island. a thousand san, maybe 2,500 people in season, a beautiful place. it's hard to get to. we'll be hear