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

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

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,

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

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

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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

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

the governor's brother, chris cuomo, saying silent as he is peppered with questions about the scandal in this video obtained by fox news. >> have you spoken to your brother today, sir? did you advise him to step down? do you believe the women's stories? did you counsel your brother to malign them? >> reporter: president biden questioned about the scandal, raising eyebrow as he appears to praise the disgraced governor. >> can you really say that he has done, quote, a hell of a job, if he is accused of sexually harassing women. >> should he remain as governor is one question and women should be believed. the question is, did he do a good job on infrastructure. >> can you separate the two? >> i'm trying to ask a specific question. >> reporter: jen psaki later clarified the remarks. he reiterated his support for women who come forward. despite the resignation, a criminal investigation will be ongoing, the lieutenant governor kathy hochul will address new yorkers today as she prepares to step interher role as governor. todd: with that let's bring in assemblyman, angelo santa barbara. despi

is chris cuomo involved? it is insulting to the families whose loved ones are left behind enemy lines, they want to hear from the commander-in-chief and he won't take questions. moving forward each and every speech by mister biden will result in a net negative instead of net positive in terms of public perspective because he looks too programmed. we have a crisis in afghanistan, and the president's decision, afghanistan, interpreters, afghanistan, no actual plan. the president and his handlers believe they are above scrutiny, they are not -- will: click the american media is getting the memo finally but too little too late for those currently in afghanistan. jillian: still to come black conservative searching schools replace critical race theory with a 1776 unites curriculum. todd: what that curriculum is and future generation of americans next. (upbeat pop music in background throughout) look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took adva

ashley: washington post critics ripped cnn for shilling on behalf of chris cuomo. if we have the sound bite, i would like to run the sound bite of seltzer on the late show on wednesday. >> it is an odd conflict, a crazy set of circumstances. this was definitely automatic a ward for cnn. overall i think what was most important is that we covered the story on-air the same we would any other story. ashley: are they covering this story on-air like any other. >> how do you go on national tv like that? the media correspondent said they're covering it. not in the 9:00 hour which is the highest rated hour. they would not touch the andrew cuomo story once. last year, he was you allowed to interview his brother 11 times and never bring up the nursing home scandal which weren't even interviews, it was pr at that point. he said this is a crazy set of circumstances that cnn created. carley: how do you feel about stephen colbert having brian seltzer on at all? do you think there is a lot of interest in what he has to say about the topic, enough to garner a late show experience.