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

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

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

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

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

. >> 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

one of the accusers, former cuomo staffer actually talked about how chris cuomo actively tried to discredit her, so that's not a very good luck. what we saw last night was chris cuomo making claims that were utterly ridiculous saying his brother's appearances on his show were short-lived. how is 11 times appearing on one persons shall in the spring of 2020 short-lived? they were also twice as long as your average interview and never broke the nursing home scandal yet chris cuomo set on the air last night that we had conversations before any scandals were breaking when there were plenty of reports talking about the eventual emergence of a cover up around the nursing home data and the 15,000 that were dead, so he made these claims last night and it's easy to fact check and as steve mentioned when you are the guy that breaks his own quarantine and a police report is filed against you, you know it's not the most credible person and it certainly won't be. you have to wonder for cnn if it's really worth it when that women and cnn watch the nac jeffrey tubing get a free pass and now they seek chri

coming out of chris cuomo waiting in its identical to what the governor was staying, take on the idea that more people, is it possible more people could be charged for interfering, i'm not saying chris cuomo i'm talking about the retaliatory action and interfering with the investigation and attacking the accusers and intimidating them. >> there's two different things you're absolutely right retaliation is a civil right ofs action, in some instances it can be criminal. that said they get these people, it's easy to get people on retaliation than actual harassment. a big part of this from what i'm reading, apparently there's a culture in albany for years particular in the governor's office, a good old boy network that reinforces the idea that we can do anything that we want in albany and hopefully those days are over. elizabeth: great stuff from both of you, it is great to have you both on, that was a terrific panel, we appreciate your insights, good to see you. up next rick scott a growing number of workers unions and teacherst unions now to a vaccie mandate, is the setting up a battle

then we have chris cuomo involved in a pr squad to clean up these charges. so there is so many angles here that the draft statement coming out of the pr team with chris cuomo weighing in is identical to what the governor was saying. take on the idea that more people, is it possible more people could be charged for interfering? not saying chris cuomo, talking about the retaliatory action interfering with the investigation and attacking the accusers and intimidating them? >> there are two different things. one you're absolutely right, retaliation is a civil cause of action. in some instances it can be criminal. that is usually how they get these people. it is easier to get people on retaliation than on actual harrassment. i think is a big part of this from what i'm reading, i don't know anything about it personally apparently there has been a culture in albany for years, particularly in the governor's office, a good ol' boy network, which reinforces the idea that we can do anything we want here in albany and hopefully those days will be over. elizabeth: wow. g

cnn's chris cuomo back on the year, did not apologize. he did defend his actions during his brother's scandal. >> i'm not an advisor. i'm a brother. i wasn't in control of anything. i was there to listen and offer my take. i tried to do the right thing and i want you to know that. >> brian gill lead is hot under the collar about cuomo, biden, afghanistan, crime, the border, you name it, 1051 to be precise, kilmeade will appear. ♪♪ ♪♪ i am a full to do your dirty work of yeah ♪♪ i don't want to do your dirty work ♪♪ no-no ♪♪ (judith) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? don't you just ride the wave? (judith) no - we actively manage client portfolios based on our forward-looking views of the market. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions, right? (judith) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client's best interest. (other money manager) so when do

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critics are setting their sights on his brother cnn anchor chris cuomo also knows freighters come under fire for advising the governor on political decisions behind the scenes. what pertained to be an injected tv news anchor. yesterday he finally tried to clarify his massive conflict of interest, watch. >> i tried to do the right thing and i just want you all to know that. i was not in control of anything, i was there to listen and offer my take. my advice to my brother was simple and consistent, own what you did, tell people what you will do to be better, be contrite i did urge my brother to resign when the time came. >> he is such a meathead. as an advisor or journalist? is it possible to be both, karol? >> x not possible to be both. it is a problem this goofy back-and-forth about who mom loves better who makes the best sauce on sunday. cnn is complicit in this it lead to problems for all of us. it led to the discussion for example the governor introducing covid positive patients, nursing homes swept aside his chris cuomo's brother you can't ask him questions but. >> i don't buy his e

andy out, chris cuomo out, this is a joke. it is a -- it is a pox on the state, the fine state that this man is still in office and his brother is still on the air. i don't -- don't forget chris cuomo was getting tests, covid tests at the height of the pandemic. so they are both abusing their power. it's time for the reign of the cuomo family to end. maria: well, there are further investigations. look the attorney general also said she was looking into the resources that he used for writing that memoir which he was paid more than $5 million for. lee, your thoughts? lee: i mean, the corruption goes pretty far here and i think when you look at someone like cuomo who made a career on law and order and who made a clear out of being a tough guy, you know, as an attorney general and coming in and holier now and look at how this is all crumbling. it's unbelievable to me that he will not even acknowledge people's concern. the arrogance is overwhelming and, you know, i tested how people react today his messaging yesterday and it just f

sean: yeah, first off, i like chris cuomo. he's a left-leaning guy. he's always been fair to me when i was in congress. they cross a line as you mentioned, dagen, with chris cuomo and his brother. there's a conflict of interest. he shouldn't have covered the story and the yuck-up when people were dying is outrageous. i look at janice dean, she's not political. she's just fighting for some justice for her in-laws who died because of andrew cuomos' policies, putting them in nursing homes with other covid patients. unbelievable. dagen: no standards, none, year in he row, -- zero, zip. we'll be right back. [relaxed summer themed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. >> welcome back, i'm lauren simonetti with top stories we're watching. flash flooding if omaha leading to dangerous conditions, the flooding hit the area of saturday, seven people trapped in elevators. they were able to escape after one of the passengers was able to send a social media post to their room

we know chris cuomo gets a lot of grief but i think it is your own brother. it is very hard to -- outside of that what he should do. >> i know. neil: he is a good man, all tha, it is what it is. i want to pick your brain here before we go to a break, charlie. the lieutenant governor in 14 days to complete roughly the year and four months of the governor's term. in 2022, it is not a given she will be that party's, democratic nominee for groff. even the state attorney general who submitted this report could be a candidate. so it could be a crowded field, right? >> it could be crowded. does that sound, that's why i have to admit my first reaction to all of this it was political. trish james wants to be governor. of course she write as report that destroys the career of a sitting governor. it had me thinking. but again, you know, there is some serious charges here that are not debunked at all. that is one thing. the other thing the state has gone very, very leftist. i think this is what will be interesting. andrew cuomo's sold himself to the business community in

that's on cnn, not so much chris cuomo. maria: yeah, they sure did. dagen, what do you think happens now in terms of this investigation into the nursing homes? the doj dropped the charges, right, but the new york assembly is still looking at it. >> they could get to the bottom of what really went on and maybe some revelations about what went on behind the scenes in trying to cover this up. don't forget, andy cuomo tried to blame not only president trump for the death of those elderly individuals but the new york post and fox news. so his day will come. and just one more quick thing, he's clearly had an -- trying to serve and andrew cuomo fails to serve out 3 terms. a failure in every way. resign in disgrace. maria: stay with us, everybody, we have a lot coming up. we will be right back. maria: welcome back, good wednesday morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo and it is wednesday august 11th. take a look at market this is half an hour. we are looking at a mixed story ahead of the open this morning. s&p lower and the nas

stuart: fox news got an exclusive caught up with cnn host chris cuomo. he's in sag harbor unquote a long planned vacation. here's what happened next. roll tape. >> did you advise him to step down? are you continuing to advise him? do you think that's an ethical conflict? >> i think you have a job to do and i'm letting you do it. >> thank you, sir. stuart: there are growing calls for chris cuomo to resign from cnn. ad lib. futures, that's what the script says. of 130 points for the dow jones, nasdaq about 58, kind of a favorable consumer price story this morning and that's why stocks are up. we will be back. ♪♪ that spin class was brutal. well, you can try using the buick's massaging seat. oh. yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. what's your buick's wi-fi password? it's buick envision. that's a really tight spot. i used to hate parallel parking. me too! the all-new buick envision. built around you. all of you. pay no interest for 72 months plus current eligible buick owners get $500 purchase allowance o

cuomo. legal observers warn this is a story about cuomo. tonight, former federal prosecutor jim trusty, dr. marty makary, former i.c.e. acting director tom homan, congressman rick crawword, daryl -- crawford, daryl ice a saw and joe concha. -- darrell issa. that aide who filed the first criminal complaint says she will take a polygraph test if cuomo will too. he's not answering that. this after cuomo demanded justice brett kavanaugh take a polygraph. also we've got this story, the white house now playing hardball, considering withholding federal dollars and using regulatory powers to get more people vaccinated by private businesses and and more. now "the washington post" says this is a, quote, dramatic escalation. the labor secretary now endorsing vaccine mandates and vaccine passports, but the cook report says biden's approval rating is dropping amid confusing, mixed messages, also government overreach and fears that restrictions will put the recovery in reverse. to the president's covid do

cuomo, after banned from talk scandal on air, chris cuomo and andrew cuomo are talking they are brothers, but he actually took a vacation, to take himself out of this in middle of it all. your thoughts. dagen: -- there are no standards at cnn, brian's explanation about all this garbage at his network was laughable, as much of what he discusses on air and even off air. speaking of governor cuomo, it is -- the new york legislature the state assembly says it is going to try to get to passing articles of impeachment. by the end of august. what? get on it. what is dictating so long they have rejected thankfully the offer from andy cuomo's team that if you don't impeach me i will drop my plans to seek a fourth term next year. again, also laughable. it is not just why does this governor need to go? it is not just because of leticia james attorney general report on 11 and counting incidents of sexual harassment but also tish james report january about cover-up of covid related nursing home deaths, a one-two punch the state senate, by the way, is only now in talks to hire lawyers to deal with imp

stuart: what about his brother chris cuomo? "the washington post" says cnn should investigate him because they say he is still advising his brother even after he poll guised on air. should something happen to chris cuomo and cnn. >> in our business, stuart, i'm done. i never feel comfortable saying fire him, relief him or suspend him, that is up to them. i'm stunned, personally stunned, after getting that rebuke, being exposed, on those phone calls, whipping his brother's legal team into shape constantly, the role he played in that report, now it comes out he never stopped advising after he apologized to his entire organization and put everybody in jeopardy? number one, what can you believe anything he says when he says he apologized, he made a mistake. now why would you believe anything at all? stuart: it is a very serious situation. looks to me like the cuomo brothers are on very limited time but we shall see about that. brian, forgive me, but i will change the subject. we'll talk soccer. lionel messy, you may know this, me n

i've coupled with this chris cuomo and said, chris, now is the time you need to speak out to defend the honor of your father, who is no longer with us, and your mother, thankfully, matilda who's alive and living at 89. he's blamed his groping on being taught by the italian-american culture, his dna? in the streets of brooklyn where i was raised, we call that -- [speaking italian] neil: you're quite right about that, i think what he's trying to say is people mistake his actions for being a touchy-feely person. certainly, these 11 women who have charged him with harassment and much worse disagree, this is quite different. but i am curious about where you see this going. i mean, let's say he keeps fighting this. you become mayor, he could still technically be governor. you have to work with the governor whether it's going to be governor cuomo or the lieutenant governor. how's that going to go? >> well, my adversary, eric adams, the democratic candidate -- and he hasn't been coronated yet -- has been an enabler of andrew cuomo and his many ways not just in terms of perversions and in terms

cuomo when nursing homes could not get any covid tests to test incoming patients. maria: yeah, i was thinking about this yesterday, janice. i don't understand why cuomo did not put seniors into the comfort ship. i mean, president trump at the time talked a lot about sending these ships to the new york harbor so that they could be just covid medical spaces. and, you know, it's there sitting at the dock, not in the in theinterior and the ship stod empty and he makes the decision to put the seniors in the nursing homes. do you have any light on this? why did he completely blow up the comfort ship? was there a monetary, you know, was there something money related to put them in the nursing homes because you have to believe he didn't want to kill seniors. what was the decision-making behind or what was the motivation putting them in nursing homes as opposed to using the comfort ship? >> the comfort ship and javits center and make-shift hospitals that were provided by the federal government to this governor. that's a really good question. i would like to know the origins

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who you know is a prime time cnn anchor drafted cuomo's initial responses to the allegations, he should definitely be impeached for the, nobody's buying with cuomo's are selling within hours every democrat who can get your a microphone called on the governor to resign. >> as we said before the reported actions of the governor were profoundly disturbing, inappropriate and completely unacceptable, the governor should resign. >> he says that the investigation confirms allegations against governor cuomo then he should resign. are you now calling on him to resign? >> yes. >> just like his mentor bill clinton cuomo seems determined to tough it out, he thinks in the end people will get tired of this talk and move on, the problem for cuomo she is no longer in the driving seat in the state or anywhere else, it's way to the left of where was 20 years ago. he's way out of line with his party has moved. it's not the party of andrew cuomo or bill clinton, to alexandria ocasio-cortez, the new york city mayor bill de blasio, joe biden has gone along with the progressive tide, cuomo has gone far enough

let us not forget governor and a cuomo, all right? he's in hot water first actually harassing multiple women but also for killing old people. so what happens with that investigation? will he be impeached before we get the truth? karol markowicz here to discuss in a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ up here, success depends on the choices you make. but i know i've got this. and when it comes to controlling his type 2 diabetes, my dad's got this, too. with the right choices, you have it in you to control your a1c and once-weekly trulicity may help. most people taking trulicity reached an a1c under 7%. and it starts lowering blood sugar from the first dose, by helping your body release the insulin it's already making. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your do

more from the manna panel they are back, chris bedford wando williams and spike . spike i will start with you everything's gone wrong here please make it right. >> first of all that is probably best opening segment intro you have ever done for it i'm trying maintain my composure from it. here is the thing. it is obvious that andrew cuomo did terrible things here. his order that led to 15000 dead elderly and disabled new yorkers and then trying to light and cover up how many died not to mention of course the serial sexual harassment he has done. boyd seen a shift from we must protect comer to we must throw cuomo under the bus i think it is far worse what we would otherwise find out. i think that's why they are doing that. think the new york party machine politics are far more corrupt than just andrew cuomo. i think they are setting him up to be their scapegoat so they can pretend everything is okay now. >> i think your absolute rights. and if you could wave your magic wand, he's got the last three governors have been disgrace. elliott with the prosecution ring, davi