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

. >> 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

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

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

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

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,

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.

. >> 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

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

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

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

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

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

>> 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

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.

>> 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

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

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

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

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

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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

cnn execs reportedly suggesting time off for chris cuomo. joe conscious of a thinks they need to take a permanent leave of absence, he joins us live next. plus. >> this is government destroying small business as the fiber of america. >> the biden administration called out for caving to the squad and extending the eviction moratorium but what about the landlords? more on this in a moment next. 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. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ so many people are overweight now, and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's release from golo. it naturally helps reverse insulin resistance, stops sugar cravings, and releases stubborn fat all

not a one time thing with chris cuomo adviseing his brother how to beat sexual harassment allegations. he faked his own quarantine. this must be insulting to every cnn employee and the gender as a whole for that matter because he was advising his brother how to dismiss and beat allegations of sexual harassments. serious stuff. >> sandra: critics saying governor cuomo should resign and his brother should step down or be fired from his position at cnn. another writing writing cnn good luck lecturing people about decency and doing the right thing. i wonder where this will go next, joe? >> oh, well, if he hasn't been suspended already he won't be suspended going forward. if he got on the air last night and executives at the network said it's okay not to talk about your brother. he is running the show over there at this point and won't be told what to do and continue to make millions and the network will continue to look the other way. cnn's all male lineup from 8:00 p.m. to midnight is now being beaten in prime time by home and garden tv. hallmark channel and tlc and have you ever heard o

chris cuomo back on cnn. he had an apology after his brother resigned as governor of new york. critics aren't buying it, though. >> no contingency plan. no matter how many times they point fingers and throw blame on president trump and others, they need to own this total and utter failure. this debacle. >> harris: from congress people on the hill to what joey jones broke it down and said president biden said the buck stommes with him on the afghan debacle as he again blamed the previous administration. hopefully he will have fresh material next time. former white house press secretary ari fleischer has been in the white house in tough moments and he has some strong thoughts next. but we e outdoor vehicles with home and auto to help people save more! [ laughs ] ♪♪ [ humming ] [ door creaks ] oh. [ soft music playing ] what are you all doing in my daydream? it's better than that presentation. a lot better. you know, whether it's a fraction or a decimal, it's still fun, you know? you know, whether it's a fraction we did it again. verizon has been named america's most reliable

chris cuomo was helping him. every person would help their brother when they're down and do what they can. no one will disavow their brother to keep their job or be political. however, all this stuff was in plain sight in the middle of a massive pandemic, people dying, freezer trucks holding body in new york city and panic spreading to the country you had chris cuomo interviewing his brother every night on cnn doing some kind of comedy skit hour in plain sight. anyone who wanted to look at pictures how andrew cuomo reacted around women was basically an open -- all other publications were saying there is something weird going on in the nursing homes. they're covering it up. media chose to ignore that at the time. all of it in plain sight. i'm glad it's finally coming down and finally being aired in public but i just think it is too convenient for all this to be happening at this moment. >> bill: chris bedford. we'll speak soon. >> dana: next the fundamentals of education taking a back seat the a democratic run sta

his younger brother and cnn anchor chris cuomo in the hamptons. chris cuomo could face his own questioning for advising his brother on the matter of whether or not to stay or go. howard kurtz joins us now. what's interesting about all of this is that he never recused himself from the air, although he did recuse himself from coverage of his brother. >> he was recused by his network and perhaps that would've been a better course. chris cuomo has made no public comment about his brother's resignation even at the new york times reports he is not denying that. cnn has barred him now from discussing his brother on the air and marked contrast to the 11 fun filled appearances the governor had on the cnn show last year. as you mentioned,. >> have you spoken to your brother today, sir? >> of course. >> 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 let i let you do it. kick it now chris cuomo has made a number of mistakes, he joined strategy calls with his

and i'm talking about chris cuomo. >> chris cuomo? pro-cuomo as we call him. >> greg: how do you continue doing your job when you can't even cover the news? you can't talk about -- obviously you can talk about the retirement homes are the nursing homes. >> this guy is utterly shameless. he thinks that he is the governor. there's no 11 also could have the job. he's not going to step down, he's gonna force them to try to pull in through the impeachment process which will take 60-90 days. by that point, we will be deeper into covid, maybe we'll have the vaccine passports and the rest of it. he had a smooch montage video as part of his defense. i kissed ladies on the face, on the had come on the foot come on the shoulder, the whole thing. and we're sitting there saying, well, there you go. he's just like everybody gets a smooch. plus biden's next ladies had, let's remember. so his open people won't pay attention. >> greg: this is why bring up chris cuomo a lot. who comes up with montages? people in tv. the montage is born from people like

i wonder, does chris cuomo have a lot to say? >> countries cuomo has a lot to say but right now he cannot say it. cnn management has made two things clear to him. one that he can't talk about his brother andrew cuomo on tv and two that he cannot participate in any more strategy sessions with the governor's aide. >> oh, isn't that convenient? manage if cnn used that on everyone. he did something totally inexcusable but we told him to stop. oh, they did do that with jeffrey tube tubin so i guess it worked. think about a news anchor helping a governor craft responses for cnn. we always knew they were in bed together but didn't know it was insoft. cnn's response, don't that anymore and don't talk to anyone. two things i was once told at an ory by tom. come on remember that horrible kissing montage? talk about a super spreader. something only a tv person would come up with. i couldn't tell if i was watching cuomo's press briefing or a hot tub episode of the bachelor. and in all of the seasons of hosting family feud richard dawson didn

jillian: chris cuomo has broken his silence. carley: chris cuomo is back from his vacation, very planned and he did address the resignation of his brother governor andrew cuomo. take a listen. >> i was here to listen and offer my take which my advice my brother, on what you did, tell people what you do to be better, be contrite and finally accept that it doesn't matter what you intended but how your actions and words were perceived. it was unique situation being a brother to a politician in a scandal and being part of the media. i tried to do the right thing and i want you all to know that. carley: governor cuomo was a big part of his show during the pandemic. >> this was the actual swab that was being used. >> you have blown the credibility of the entire interview. >> do you think you are an attractive person now because you are single and ready -- jillian: there you have it. the other thing i will check out, cuomo did say he was trying to do the right thing but reports that he was the one who encouraged governor cuomo to say h

the cuomos are obviously a close knit democratic dynasty and of course chris cuomo is going to defend his brother. but actively plotting his defense crosses the line. the larger mistakes was to allow cnn to cover when he was riding high and pull the plug when his political fortunes crashed. >> shannon: thanks, howard. may soon be required to show proof they have been vaccinated. the timeline has not yet been set, the biden administration says it's part of a phased approach to easing travel restrictions. also, just, in defense secretary lloyd austin is it expected to announce pry day that all 1.3 million active duty forces roll up their sleeves and get one of the covid-19 vaccines. the news comes days after president biden urged all federal employees to get the jab. the head of the world health organization is calling for moratorium on booster shots. the w.h.o. wants to make sure doses are available in countries where few people have received initial shot. the white house calls that a false choice. former president obama is scaling back this weekend's big birthday bash after criticism

cnn is not sure if they should penalize chris cuomo his on-air antics, for now they are just relieved nobody saw it. chris cuomo says he gave his brother some tips for keeping a low profile, step one -- make sure nobody watches your show. [laughter] people wonder why brian stelter let himself get grilled by stephen colbert. he heard grill and thought there would be burgers. brian stelter defended chris cuomo's ethics on colbert, i didn't know that show was supposed to be funny. this is better than my monologue. time's up, president will resign after backing cuomo, in her defense the job market is tough for hypocrites unless john kerry stepped down as climate -- multimillionaire director quentin tarantino refuses to give any money to his mother for discouraging his film career although he says he will give 50% off junior mints. american airlines has mandated employees get the covid vaccine by october 25th, or risk getting fired. meanwhile, spirit air has decided to focus on hepatitis. [laughter] airlines are bringing back covert restrictions due to the delta variant, i thought that's w

cnn is not sure if they should penalize chris cuomo his on-air antics, for now they are just relieved nobody saw it. chris cuomo says he gave his brother some tips for keeping a low profile, step one -- make sure nobody watches your show. [laughter] people wonder why brian stelter let himself get grilled by stephen colbert. he heard grill and thought there would be burgers. brian stelter defended chris cuomo's ethics on colbert, i didn't know that show was supposed to be funny. this is better than my monologue. time's up, president will resign after backing cuomo, in her defense the job market is tough for hypocrites unless john kerry stepped down as climate -- multimillionaire director quentin tarantino refuses to give any money to his mother for discouraging his film career although he says he will give 50% off junior mints. american airlines has mandated employees get the covid vaccine by october 25th, or risk getting fired. meanwhile, spirit air has decided to focus on hepatitis. [laughter] airlines are bringing back covert restrictions due to the delta variant, i thought that's w

i don't want to hear it. >> so using this mask, somebody should tune-up chris cuomo. he exposed people to covid. >> laura: my favorite performance over the last few years was when he crawled up his stairs proclaiming himself to be free, still sweaty. [laughing]. when he recovered from covid. he was already out and about earlier in the day. raymond, thank you. tomorrow raymond will join us with a report from new orleans on how the new vaccine mandates there are threatening bes. see you tomorrow on the road. and dr. fauci was schilling for vaccine booster shots but ignoring actual science. we will explain it in moments. [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. >> ♪ ♪ >> the current data that indicate that antibodies levels decline over time all of this support the use of a third booster shot to increase the overall level of protection. not to down play the potential importance of tcells. if you look at th

but chris cuomo was not disciplined. and now this information's coming out from "the new york times" saying that cnn said to him,mic take some time off d you can take some time off if you want to help your brother, and then you can come back. brian it's playing out on so many levels, the other story we wanted to share with you is what is going on with mccloskeys. mark mccloskey is going to actually be running for office now. but remember, when the virus was ransacking city after city, they started going into suburbs. he stood on his property and said is, l you're not going to go any further, keep walking. at which time there were charges put against him for defending his own property at which time there were charges against him, and he was in a legal fight for his life and his career. meanwhile, all indications were that he was more of a democrat than a republican, but he had the right to own a gun and defend his land. they said that was threatening. yesterday he got his pardon. steve: right, from the governor. and what'

they will benefit if chris cuomo is no longer at 9:00. jillian: we will follow how this plays out in the meantime. we have some guests who will discuss this. >> fox news meteorologist jesse will join us later this morning with reaction which we've seen janice all day on the program, interesting to see what she has to say. jillian: let's talk about the covid pandemic. the president takes aim at republican governors for banning mask mandate as that of the various cases surge. jillian: the president's message. >> reporter: the surgeon delta cases continues, president biden demanding some gop governors support mask mandates or at least stop impeding them. >> escalation of cases is particularly concentrated in states with low vaccination rates. just two states, florida and texas, account for one third of all new covid 19 cases in the entire country. just two states. look, we need leadership from everyone. some governors not willing to do the right thing to beat this pandemic but you are not going to help, at least get out of the way. >> last w

howie: there's no question chris cuomo made some mistakes and it would have been better if he spoke out sooner. the biggest blunder was by cnn for allowing the earlier interviews when governor cuomo was riding high. naomi osaka press conference ended in tears after a reporter asked about reluctance in doing sessions which she attributed to depression. here is part of the exchange. >> you're not crazy about dealing with us, especially in this format. yet you have a lot of outside interests that are served by having a media platform. i guess my question is, how do you balance the two. >> it's different to a lot of people and i can't really help that there are some things that i tweet or some things that i say that kind of create a lot of news articles and things like that and i know that it's because i won a couple grand slams and i've gotten to do a lot of press conferences that these things happen. but i would also say like i -- i'm not really sure how to balance the two. howie: she was overcome and needed a break. here's the outrage, her agent accused the reporter of bullying and askin

i'm chris cuomo, welcome to prime time, we're focused on covid, especially until we get into the variant under control. >> that was it, not one word about his brother, the new york attorney general says chris cuomo helped craft a response to these allegations made against his brother. all the while hosting andrew cuomo on his show. remember in the old days when soup comes with spinoff beloved characters, mod and the jeffersons got their own shows after appearing on all in the family. a new bro show emerged at cnn last night. >> love you, brother. this is don lemon tonight. the calls are getting louder and louder. top democrats from new york to the white house calling on governor andrew cuomo to resign. should governor andrew cuomo resign? answer? yes. >> this should have been cnn's approached all-time. there is no way you can cover your own sibling or a family member dispassionately, christian recused himself from the beginning, shame on cnn for not insisting. >> the governor has denied those harassment charges, his staffer charlotte bennett claimed he sang the song do you love me to her

cnn should have chris cuomo on as a guest. therefore he doesn't run the segment and they could ask him questions. >> i should create a conflict of interest with regard to january 6 so i never have to talk about it. i'm sorry, i have a conflict. can't talk about it. dana perino, from a public relations standpoint, can you please give chris -- please give governor cuomo a grade on how he's done thus far? >> dana: i would say f for integrity but you've got to say, he's basically going to hold on. he'll be godzilla, king kong. there is a possibility he drags this thing out as long as he can. he doesn't care that he doesn't have a friend in the world. he doesn't care -- one of the things that he did that's so egregious is changing the rules so that that state trooper that he had his eyes on would then be added to his detail, and then he harassed her in front of everybody and her boss did nothing about it while he was doing it. i think that's one of the most egregious things. she's one of the 11. she didn't want to come forward but

it's amazing that chris cuomo was allowed within 500 feet of a studio this week. if management was really doing their job they would say you have to recuse herself and they would talk about the story but you have to wonder, what is at&t? the parent company of cnn thinking about all this when they see all this unfolding on this network and any of its programs and they are and that's 50 or 60 years ago, and that's because they are doing things like this. i finished off with the cnn coverage on a full screen of cuomo on last night's prime time shows on the network. anderson cooper spent in the 8:00 hour 3 minutes and 29 seconds. cuomo prime time zero. don lemon covered it for 60 minutes and anderson cooper had a lengthy bill gates interview and still had more coverage then obviously zero chris cuomo. >> amazing. i wonder if governor desantis was in the same spot? he would need 25/8 instead of 24/7 to cover that on cable news. >> sandra: thanks for bringing herself to studio today. >> is my pleasure. >> john: i like a good western. white house briefing is now underway

what is your take on chris cuomo? change when it comes to desantis i'm biased because he used to live on my street. i like having a governor who doesn't kill thousands of senior citizens. we have a california governor who might be getting kicked out of office, a new york governor with more scandals than they have viewers and they try to pick desantis as the villain and jeffrey's point, he was implicated in the report this week to keep the environment going. to remind people about that. >> toy read has a bone to pick with all the conservatives calling for cuomo to resign. >> if you're one of those conservatives sticking your chest out and calling for his head while paying no attention to your own backyard i need you to stand down. forgive me if my response to their demand the democrats answer for andrew cuomo -- that the adults in the room deal with cuomo. using that phrase she claims she's one of the adults. how is she turning this around on conservatives. kind of strange. >> imagine toy read consoling a victim, sardi

you can see the letters that were drafted the statements drafted by chris cuomo that is not an anchor it is an activist how he remains on the air is a mystery to many cnn is getting killed now he's under preplanned vacation i'm sure they are thinking about next steps if jeffrey tube and is than sobel chris cuomo no accountability whatsoever. jon: the former president's birthday party the official birthday party takes place tonight for barack obama but a celebration last night. and you say there is some irony in this little celebration on martha's vineyard quick. >> look at the size of that thing you could host a super bowl. by the way how would you like to be one of the people that was asked from the invite list that's like being uninvited to the prom. jon: invited 500 people but then they said that's too many people in the covid era we have to downsize today downsize at 250 doesn't make a difference to do 500 or 250? if everybody is vaccinated in it is outside the cdc says it's okay i think i be a great add to advocate for the effectiveness and the benefits of what you are allowed to

. >> chris cuomo's dance moves, he does have some moves. a nice little move he had. >> he has some moves. was worse? a guy taking a mask off on a subway or guy who knows he has covid biking all over the neighborhood and when a biker comes up to him and says wait a minute, you can't be here you have covid he reacted this way. >> i don't want a loser biker to pull over and get in my face and in my space and talk to me. i don't want to hear it. >> using this mask is okay, somebody should tune up chris cuomo, he exposed people to covid, didn't just take a mask off. laura: my favorite performance was when he crawled up his stairs proclaiming himself to be free, still sweaty, and my feverish? when he recovered from covid it was out and about earlier in the day. >> television comes in many forms. >> tomorrow raymond will join us with a report on how the vaccine mandates, we will see you tomorrow doctor fauci was showing for vaccine booster shots ignoring actual science, we will explain it in moments. i will bless those who bless you here in israel

most outlets hailed him as a hero and he made 11 appearances on chris cuomo's cnn show. the post had drawn internal criticism from joining the governor strategy sessions. >> i understand why that was a problem for cnn. it will not happen again. >> the network had barred cuomo who helped write the governors and initialed a map and covering his brother. a fox reporter approached him on vacation. speak to have you spoken to your brother today, sir? >> of course. >> did you advise him to step down? are you continuing to advise him? do you think it's an ethical conflict? >> i think you've got a job to do and i'm letting you do it. >> one his brother was on the show pretty much every night. >> seems like an odd conflict of rules. >> it is but it's the craziest set of circumstances. >> cnn hasn't barred chris cuomo from private conversations with his brother and neither has responded to "the new york times" report he privately advised the governor to step down. the bare-knuckle style that brought him so much positive press even as he privately yelled at some journalists proved

that's if chris cuomo is watching. i didn't really watch these videos before i do the show instead of doing shots of hand sanitizer with kat. and america, please don't say i told you to drink hand sanitizer, say kat did. so let's have another taste, shall we? >> they own the whole country now. the taliban are now in complete control. >> how did president biden get this so wrong? >> first of all, our mission hasn't failed. yet. i don't care if you think i'm satan reincarnated. do i bear responsibility? zero responsibility. >> china is ready for friendly relations with the taliban. >> [indiscernible]. >> we have to ask the taliban for permission for american citizens to leave, true or not true? >> they are in control. >> president biden: i can't recommend anyone better to lead this operation -- >> they are just chanting to america. >> greg: well, much like the wahlberg parents, i fear that will leave a mark. [scattered laughter] >> oh! >> greg: thought is a really terrible joke, and i'm so proud of it. that video says wh