governor cuomo: yes. marcia, you know the situation are referring to was a painful it is a personally difficult situation for him and his family. he went to work for my father when he was making the came to work for me. saying wheny father another got into trouble with rudy giuliani, my father was still alive, and we were shocked that rudy giuliani, a great prosecutor, and my father said, "never underestimate the ability of smart people to do stupid thing." that is exactly what happened here. -- pay ang to play a terrible price. i asked attorney general said public trust is job one. i was very aggressive. forward, coming ethics plan. period. disclosure and campaign reform because we have to take the money out of politics. marcia: how are the achievable? majority,uomo: a full marcia. there has been a republican senate in this day almost for only twoe history -- years, 1955 and 2009. asked nothing. no campaign new marriage equality, nothing. -- they passed nothing. you have to elect democrats, and then you

cuomo:.cuomo: i fought for it vy hard. the senate wouldn't pass it, why do have a republican senate? .. that is not true, and if you knew facts, you would know that. ms. nixon: yes you did. >> host: we are going to move on. you moved to a single-payer health care system known as medicare for all. everybody would be covered. a rand corporation study found this would cost $139 billion, almost the size of the state budget. how do you plan to make this happen? >> the rand corporation said it would be a tremendous savings for new york state. we can ensure all our people by a single-payer medicare for all system. we can do it cheaper and with no co-pay, no deductible and 98% of new yorkers would pay less for their healthcare. >> host: this same study found that would triple the tax rate for an average family from 6% to 18%, family making $150,000. >> nixon: if you look at what a family makes, the cost of healthcare for the family is $17,500. the cost between the individual and the employer would be a sixth of that. we have a pay

like andrew cuomo unlike his dad mario. rachel: we asked you guys what you thought about it here is eflail karl. he said it would seem that many democrats including cuomo care more about politics, power and getting elected so they want to come up with something against trump to fight him and they inadvertently hurt themselves. ed: blew up had miss face. to have haded to one thing that makes america great cuomo has the freedom to make that ridiculous remark. if you were in a another country might cause problems. ed: maybe. a quote from chio. andrew cuomo knew exactly what he said and is not sorry for saying it: maybe the trump de rangement syndrome went a little too far. todd: cynthia nixon isn't even agreeing with your message. time to walk it back. rachel: good point, todd. we begin with a fox news alert. the former secretary general of the u.n. kofi annan has passed away. the united nations migration agency says he died peacefully at a hospital in switzerland after a short

governor cuomo: could you stop interrupting? as well as you do. the funding over the past 30 years for the subway system has come from new york city for the

june twenty sixth cuomo suspended the investigation. right and it's all under this idea of you know how he brought it up and his reason was that they they didn't want to either interfere with the. other criminal investigation already going on into harvey weinstein's crimes but specifically had said that they didn't want to they did it so they didn't have to hand over things to harvey weinstein's defense team during that investigation into wrongdoing by vance. while ultimately what they said jeopardizing criminal investigations has some because harvey weinstein's defense team would then be allowed by law to look at what they were going through and what was found in discovery here's the problem the number one thing we need to have in the case of harvey weinstein is a fair trial for harvey weinstein he needs to get a fair trial and what this does it's put that into question because what he can say is that there are the issue of having you know the district attorney's office stepping in to be investigated for wrongdoing and how can the same

elizabeth: governor andrew cuomo calling i.c.e. agents, quote, thugs last night during the democrat debate with socialist actress cynthia nixon. they're both trying to be governor of new york. our next guest has 30 years of immigration experience. he calls the governor's comments disgusting. joining me on the phone, former acting director of i.c.e., thomas homan. he is talking about the separation of families at the border. what is your response to governor cuomo here? >> he should study the issue. separation of families was done about it border patrol, different agency from i.c.e. abolish i.c.e., you're separating families. in fact i.c.e. didn't separate families border patrol. i'm not saying border patrol shouldn't have done it. they should continue doing it. within two weeks border crossings dropped 20%. elizabeth: they think it is inhumane separating children from families. i want to stay on the story though. the governor of new york saying the president is politicizing i.c.e. is that true? >> immigration enforcement has been a

especially from the cuomos. you look at their great grandfather that came here as a penniless immigrant in 1926. he came to the promised land. the cuomos came here with no money. this is a very powerful family, worth millions. they have the brother, chris cuomo, at cnn. what do these people hate america for? john: i'm sorry, we are about to go to commercial break. i apologize. i will ask you, is hate america right? is that not just a bomb throwing at the other side? it seems like that's completely over the top rhetoric that has no belonging in politics today. seems like governor cuomo misspoke. seemed like he was inartful but to me, to say they hate america, isn't that too far over the top? >> that's how i interpret it. john: you think they hate america? >> well, they said it was never great. then they go on these tangents about how we are a racist, bigoted country, sexist. as a daughter of an immigrant, i feel empowered in this country. this country has been great to my mother from mexico, who raised a child, m

governor cuomo saying the country was never that great. hillary clinton anointing an 11-year-old child for kneeling during the pledge of allegiance pap the lef.the left seems to hn loony. >> it's quite a pattern here. you want to say it's a gaffe. and you mentioned mr. cuomo's press secretary trying to clean up the mess afterwards. lou: america is great. america is great. >> maybe he'll come out tomorrow saying how much he deeply regrets it. but it's a problem in the democratic party. this is the theme here in the last ten years, a large part of that party's leadership thinking america is not so great, whether it's barack obama questioning american exceptionalism or mr. obama and elizabeth warren with the whole you didn't build that theme basically really attacking the fabric of american -- lou: we had in this country a president who kept apologizing to our allies. >> apology tour. lou: -- enemies alike for america. and walking walk in an atmosphere of gloom and doom and negativity that had been con injured by this president who got electe

andrew cuomo. they bought him a one-way ticket to canada. this is after andrew cuomo said quote, america was never great. president trump is really going hard after the governor today, saying quote, how does a politician, cuomo, known for pushing people and businesses out of the state, not to mention having the highest taxes in the country, survive making a statement we're not going to make america great again, it was never that great? which section of that sentence is worse? here's deputy press secretary hogan gidley telling fox today democrats are in competition of who hates america more. >> it's almost like a rush to see who can show the harshest hatred for this country. it's disgusting and it's disgraceful to say the biggest, best idea in the history of the planet, america, is being derided by someone who lives in america and by the way, was stupid about the argument that mr. cuomo is making. he wants open borders. we let 1.1 million people in here legally every year. he wants hundreds of thous

president trump saying, cuomo is having a meltdown, cuomo tries to walk back what he said. thank you for joining us and watching, money, politics, we've got the debate behind tomorrow's headlines, i am elizabeth macdonald, the eveninget it edit starts right now. liz: do you powering ahead -- dow powering ahead, that is best day in four months, easing trade tensions with china behind that push higher, the economy is soaring. walmart and nordstrom coming through with solid reports, sales looking strong, decent outlook. in ordenordstrom up nearly 11% r hours. democrats still pushing big government socialism, proof continues to pour in that president trump's america first pro-business policies are working, looking at the numbers. we knew that economy came in strong 4.1% second quarter gdp growth. and jobless rate, low 4%. in 8 trillion dollars in stock market gains since the president was elected. more of the president delivering on his promise to help all americans. wage growth is stronger at the bottom than the top. he is superbing to fixin' come -- he is pushing to fix incom

andrew cuomo loves to get beat up or beat up on trump. >> does it hurt cuomo that he is a terrible governor? >> i don't know that he's a terrible governor because when i look at the numbers right now, cynthia nixon running against him and pushing him from the left which is why i think in a state where president trump has i think negative 56, you can understand why cuomo is going after trump. in national you can understand why trump is going after cuomo when he makes statements like, america isn't that great. >> but why is he being pushed by cynthia nixon? tell me what you care about? what are you about? why are you trying to grab the way left? >> in terms of confidence, wouldn't you agree, he's a celebrity, she is a well-known actress and she's out there saying that cuomo is too much of the establishment. you talk about populism in these times, antiestablishment. >> that's my point. with a name like cuomo, you are a celebrity and political circles in new york. his name wasn't on it because he's the worst retail politician ever. he could change -- he could change his name to hillary clinton

governor cuomo treated this. >> now, cuomo might be walking back statements but he's not walking away from criticism of president trump with reporter. he said trump's policies are anti-american. as for president trump personally, he called him vindictive, small and petty. trace? >> ellison, the governor's opponents are using the comments against him. >> right. his republican opponents as well as those on the left. primary challenger, cynthia nixon told new york -- he essentially suggested the governor is a phony. she told new york one this. "this is just another example of andrew cuomo trying to figure out what a progressive sounds like and missing by a mile." recent polls show nixon 30 points ahead of cuomo. cuomo says right now he doesn't have any plans to run for office in 2020. trace? >> ellison barber live in new york. a live look outside the courthouse in alexandria, virginia outside of d.c. where not long ago jurors in paul manafort's trial asked the judge to leave at 5:00 p.m. tonight after deliberating for more than 12 hours this week. let's bring in an attorney practicing ci

new york governor andrew cuomo and actress in the next and going 4 to 5 in the first and only debate. >> expanded access to driver's licenses to undocumented new yorkers. >> my opponent is in the world of fiction, i live in the world affect. can you stop interrupting? >> can you stop lying? >> as soon as you do. new york state is a state that says we will not cooperate with ice. they are a bunch of thugs. >> carly shimkus with fox news headlines 24/7 but i can watch the whole thing. here with reaction to very interesting and heated debate. >> it was interesting and heated is two high profile candidates went head to head on a number of issues including new york city's broken subway system, giving illegal immigrants driver's licenses and single-payer healthcare. governor cuomo bragged about his fight with donald trump but ultimately said he would not run for president in 2020. a lot of personal attacks as well as the two accused each other of lying. mixed reaction on social media. them said the whole thing was a big mess including this twitter user who says new york deserves better cand

what do you say to andrew cuomo. i notice eric trump tweeted out among other things we weren't great after we beat nazi germany? >> i haven't heard this quote until just now. illustrates the difference between many on the left and those of us on the right. most conservatives believe america is the greatest country in the world and always has been and always will be. we have had our ups and downs but we are closer to perfect than any other country has been. there are many progressives in this country who don't believe that and think we should be more like european socialist countries. it is entertaining when progressives say what they really think which it looks like mister cuomo did. >> progressives on the left are more and more saying they are for socialism. that is the democratic party being pooled to the left. minnesota, trending democrat over the years but donald trump came close to winning last time. what is the state in your race and in general? >> i feel great about our race. i have been in this race for 15 mo

[applause] >> when i got in this race, pundits said that governor cuomo was too powerful, he had too much money and nothing is going to change. but four months into this race looks what we have already won. for seven and a half years, cuomo said he had no power to disband the idc, the rogue democrats who vote with the new york state republicans to block proce process-- progressive legislation and two weeks into our campaign he disbanded them. why? because our movement stood up and fought back and won. [applause] >> on criminal justice reform, governor cuomo opposed marijuana legalization, he labeled it a gateway drug and now after our campaign called it out as a racial justice issue and championed full legalization, lo and behold, his department of health did, too. why? because our movement stood up and fought back and won. [applause] >> on education, for years cuomo declared war on new york's public school teachers, and supported tying teacher evaluations to scores on student exams. one month into our campaign, cuomo reversed himself and decided to support ending teacher evaluations

cuomo is heavily favored. as you see when he is talking about ice, when andrew cuomo is calling ice thugs. last week they deported a nazi from queens. why isn't andrew cuomo saying thank you to ice for fulfilling their mission. when they're going after ms-13 in long island where innocent men are being killed, women are being used for sex trafficking and drug trafficking and human trafficking. where they should be saying thank you andrew cuomo is allowing cynthia nixon to show cuomo's full colors. the winner of the debate was molinari. >> sandra: a series of tweets by the president blasted out this morning. who he is calling out this time. our a-team will be back. they are on deck, plus this. >> comey was fired, andy mccabe lied three times under oath. faces a criminal referral. fired. jim baker former chief counsel demoted and left. lisa page demoted then left. peter strzok, demoted, left them. sally yates. these are the key people who ran these investigations. >> sandra: jim jordan telling democratic critics

, andrew cuomo. cuomo gave a speech at a bill-signing event, and in doing so, he said something stupid. it's subtle, but see if you can spot it. >> we are not going to make america that great again. it was never that great. ( laughter ) >> stephen: that is the dumbest thing you can say as a politician. it's like closing your speech with, "apple pie sucks, i'm lukewarm on the troops, and those stripes make the american flag look fat! thank you, i hate my mother!" ( applause ) i'll be in the bar! come on. america may have been through some rough patches, but

andrew cuomo's problems on the left. one of your initiatives is sort of trying to sew the division in the democratic civil war. alex: us? no. [laughter] ames gorman can highlight how huge a factor it will be in ?he campaigns alex: i think it will be a huge factor. when you look at the field of candidates, people like senator elizabeth warren, cory booker, senator gillibrand, senator kamala harris, neither of them are traditional candidates senator: the kind of look like a homogenous group. some like senator gillibrand used to be a blue dog democrat, and senator cory booker who has ties to bain capital and previously defended them, then you have kamala harris who was -- i think he she has some ties to corporate issues in california, her background in makes some oft them was problematic for some other progressives out there. you have a group that is largely taking the same position. so i think a great example of this is the refusal to take corporate money. elizabeth warren was first out there with that. she declared early

saying that america is always great and that cuomo should be ashamed of himself right andrew cuomo showed his true pessimistic colors when he defamed america y that was never that great." this week, president trump asked cuomo to run for president. he said that he didn't have any personal or political conversations with the president and finally, speaking of presidential candidates, hillary clinton is back in the news today, praising an 11-year-old girl, marianna taylor, a student at maryland who knelt during the pledge of allegiance. clinton tweeted, "it takes courage to exercise your right to protest and justice, especially when you're 11. keep up the good work, marianna." the young girl said she was reprimanded by her teacher. baltimore county schools as she was not punished. ed? >> ed: trace gallagher covering a lot of ground for us tonight. we appreciate it. let's turn to reaction to a giant killer in public and politics. jeff johnson, who against heavy odds in a big fund-raising disadvantage, be with a former tim pawlenty last night in minnesota public and primary battle for his old

matilda cuomo, one of the great active people in the new york state. andrew cuomo is a dear friend. governor cuomo, i can't believe that he meant, i think what he meant, let me help him out here, america is will except that we did have slavery, we had discrimination and poverty. we have social problems. but to say it the way he said it, seems so clumsy particularly for a family storied for its eloquence. governor cuomo the first speech of the city on the hill and all that, he gave flourish to american political rhetoric and praising the country, extolling its virtues and wanting it to be even better than it was. andrew is much more plodding in his, in his speech than his dad was. i'm sure he regrets this. i have heard his remarks explaining it and, i have to give him the benefit of the doubt because i love the cuomo family. ainsley: why isn't he saying that, geraldo? >> i should pick up the phone. ainsley: we didn't mean it, you correct it the next day. that is not happening. he doubled down, he tweeted out doubling down. >> you know why, ainsley? you know the answer to this, and ev

, governor cuomo was trying to stand up to president trump. he tried to make the debate about how he's stand iing up to the president and the white house and you said something to the effect that you stands up to president trump like president trump stands up to vladimir putin. what did you mean by that? >> well i meant that he tried to sound like a progressive. he tried to take on this issue of whether america was great. he said something, donald trump tweeted at him, he folded like a cheap suit. and what we need in new york is not somebody -- >> but what got governor cuomo in trouble is he said america's never been great. do you think he should have stuck with that line, america has never been great? i think both his initial line and then his retraction of it were really ham fisted. both were errors and i think what we need in new york out of our governor is not somebody who just attacks donald trump rhetorically, we need someone who is fighting the trump agenda. we need -- like, for example on my first day in officely expand access to drive

reminding viewers of cuomo's gaffe when he said america was never that great. >> donald trump did tweet at you whether or not america was great. you backed down quickly. you stood up to him as well as he stands up to putin. when it comes to opposing donald trump in new york state, we already have a corrupt corporate republican in the white house. we don't need a corrupt democrat in albany as his opposition. >>> president trump stands by his administration's response to hurricane maria a day after the official death toll in puerto rico was raised by the thousands. on tuesday, the island's governor, raised the death toll from 64 to nearly 3,000. the storm left much of puerto rico without power for weeks. despite that, here is what the president had to say. >> i think we did a fantastic job in puerto rico. we are still helping puerto rico. the people of puerto rico are great people. they work hard. puerto rico was the most difficult of the group. you know, peopfema and all of t people there have done a big job. puerto rico hard a lot of difficulties before it got hit. >> the mayor of san j

i knew andrew cuomo's father, mario cuomo. long time liberal democratic governor. he was a class act. served in the military. no matter your disagreements with mario cuomo, you always got along with him. mario cuomo loved america, fought for it. steve: he was living the american dream. >> why andrew would make a horrible statement like that is beyond belief to me. i just don't get it. brian: yeah, similar, i know you don't like to do partisan stuff, cory booker said something savagely wrong in the state of america. bernie sanders says there is something fundamentally immoral and wrong in nerc. elizabeth warren says law enforcement is racist from front to back. hard to get past this. this is extreme language about our own country. >> i know. i it reminds me of the '80s, when i was down here working for president reagan because the democratic party in those days was very far to the left in '80s. they always blamed america first. jean kirkpatrick gave famous speech to the gop convention, called san francisco democrats who blame america first. you are seeing a repeat o

cuomo should step aside and resign. he has no business being the governor of one of the greatest states in the country. my home state which i love despite its awful political leadership, he has absolutely no business being in charge of that state. these are disgusting comments. there are no take backs on this one. i'm sorry. that is some of the worst comments i have ever heard from a politician's mouth in my 43 years on this planet. rachel: it is pretty shocking. he is trying to walk it back. i actually, think, dan, it's more revealing of what he really thinks. he is try to walk it back. i think it was a moment of truth for him. ed: thanks, dan. appreciate you coming in. rachel: we will turn to some of your headlines, a husband accused of killing his family is in custody. according to local reports. colorado court documents revealing the bodies of chris watts' daughters were found submerged in crude oil for four days at the company where he used to work. the body of his pregnant wife was discovered nearby. hundreds of p

andrew cuomo having a total meltdown and then, the tweet from cuomo who tried to dig himself out of this. the expression i used the other day was an artful so i want to be very clear, of course america is great. and of course america has always been great. no one questions about. some people are comparing it to hillary clinton calling some trumpet voters, the portables. >> having the present weekend, he put the phrase american carnage in his inaugural address so i'm not sure he's the best arbiter of this. but having said that, this was a boneheaded comment by governor cuomo. there's no question. i understand the point he was trying to make it the end. that there are still too many people feeling left behind. that is not a unique perspective. that is a perspective that president trump ram on that there are too many people being left behind. but, the way you do that is by leveraging american greatness. we are the greatest country in the world. this is not going to impact his reelection. but in there is any chance he will think about running for president, this is going to haunt him for yea

cuomo told reporters the expression i used was unartful. >> we have to remember that andrew cuomo is in a re-election fight. there are a lot of people, if you are a minority, if you are a woman, that doesn't think america reached greatness for you. he very well could have been talking to those people. >> you think it was a smart punch? >> you have to remember he's in a primary fight -- >> why did he take it back? >> because your base hears you. and they are happy with what you are saying and they think you are taking it back because somebody made you. >> i agree with that. there's a lot of opinions here. go ahead, john. >> andrew cuomo is lucky that anything he says on the campaign trail will be better than that. that is a low moment for him. but what i am hearing from cuomo -- >> this is from upstate new york, by the way. >> what i am hearing from cuomo's camp is we should expect him to be punching at donald trump a lot more. he sees this fight that donald trump is picking with me with all the tweets as an opportunity to draw a contrast between the view of government that trump has

and the people who are going to be voting for cuomo would like to see him in a fight with trump. in fact, that's something he has tried to play up in his campaign, that he would really take it to donald trump. so in some ways this has become an opportunity for him if he handles it properly. cynthia nixon said that this was just another example of andrew kwo cuomo trying to figure out what a progressive sounds like and missing by eye mile. he's certainly taking it on all sides. >> it's interesting, though, why do you think, some politicians like governor cuomo get hammered over saying something like this. then you have the president of the united states who says some things and not only does he survive through these, he thrives. >> well, he just has a way of framing things even when they sound incredibly inartful to most people where his base will just support him and embrace him and he never backs down. he rarely makes the kinds of apologies that we saw from governor cuomo and that works for him in terms of cementing and holding on to his base. beyond that, though, we'll see the

a tale of two cuomos. in 1994, mario cuomo, his father, in the most eloquent speech of his career. it was called that at the time, said america is the most magnus magnificent mosaic that is america. then andrew cuomo said america was never that great. >> greg: interesting fact. andrew and chris, right, brothers? the movie "dumb and dumber" is based on them. interesting fact. you look at this inflammatory rhetoric and you've got to realize we are being sold a bill of goods about this era being super divisive and awful and evil. i was at the nixon library over the weekend. when you walk in, you see their first year, 1968, in the museum. he walked through there. war, riots, domestic bombings, domestic terror, internal-external struts, communists. the only thing missing was asteroids and rosie o'donnell. it was a terrifying era. people have to realize that this is not an era of great conflict. right now we are in an era of peace and prosperity. but we are being sold that this is the worst possible time to be alive when in fact, america is great. we have never eradicated more poverty in

nixon's team says cuomo's has called the shots on the debate happening tonight. another case of them butting heads. jillian: everyone should know it is a comfortable 57 in our studio. >> 67 is too cold, i like 76. rob: 1 million lights, a lot of things. we are not going to get into this even though the debate will be pretty good. too bad it is not nationally televised. a kid swiping a hat and slapping the teacher. >> reporter: article student in california was arrested after taking another student's make america great again hat and going on a profanity laced tirade and slapping a teacher who tried to stop the altercation. the 17-year-old student says she did it because the make america great again hat is a symbol, the victim's girlfriends that her behavior is completely inappropriate. >> i was shocked. no one lashes out at our school. we all have our political beliefs. i want to make a statement that we can wear these hats, we are not afraid to express ourselves. >> reporter: bicycle responded saying students and staff make safety the highest priority in the un h

. >> neil: oh, no, cuomo didn't. governor andrew cuomo referring to ice agents as a bunch of thugs. to david lee miller on why this issue is not going away. what happened? >> neil, during last night's debate, governor cuomo attacked not only his opponent cynthia nixon but president trump and the president's agenda. analysts say it was a strategy to win support for more left-leaning democrats that might vote for nixon in next month's primary. cuomo, as you mentioned, singled out ice, the immigration and customs enforcement agency. >> nobody has stood up to donald trump the way i have. new york state is the state that is suing donald trump for ripping babies from the arms of their mother. new york state is the state that says we will not cooperate with ice. they're a bunch of thugs. >> you have -- >> excuse me. i let you speak. he politicized ice. >> nixon known to many for her role as miranda on the tv show "sex in the city" tried to keep the focus on cuomo leading a corrupt and ineffective administration. she also tried to position herself as more anti-trump. >> we need to oppose do

cuomo looks thin skinned and rusty. women have sometimes a hard time when they are up against a man because their voice drives people crazy. her voice does not drive people crazy. they are used to it from television and she has a lower register. it's an important thing for her. de blasio was able to go after cuomo and it was an effective attack on the subway system. she might do better than you think. >> greg: when you say they drive you crazy, they have to raise their voice to get above the man. >> dana: hillary clinton, sarah palin. women, when you get animated, you tend to increase your octave. >> greg: i was listening to andrew cuomo and trying to figure out who was this murder cuomo brother. that is like saying what is the square is frisbee. you saw two candidates. she was definitely better. two questions diminishing the importance of law and order which is what trump won on. making a comment about law and order doesn't need as much input as other things. they have the luxury of the resurgence of law and order. for

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i am used to making fun of chris cuomo. now i need to go for the brother. they need to coordinate their stupidity. this is the thing. i agree with juan. i believe that everything person should have the opportunity to clarify what they said. but they don't give us that chance. if you screw up on fox news, you rarely get the opportunity to clarify. or if you are a politician, like 47%, or the folders of women. binders full of women. we knew what he was talking about but he never got the opportunity to clarify. juan eloquently helped cuomo clarify what he was trying to say, even though we know. would we be afforded that opportunity? i don't think so. i want everyone to get a chance to clarify something stupid they said immediately or a few days after. but i don't think they will ever let us have that. so why should i let him have it? that's my challenge. to be more christ like. [laughter] >> jesse: that's what i think of. jedediah, what do you think? >> jedidiah: unfortunately his original sentiment is a sentiment to hear a lot near city. many people say ameri

liz: anton, how did amy take cuomo's words out of context. >> doubling down on what he said. liz: he did say it. >> but it was taken out. liz: how, he said america was never that great, and we just aplained it. >> then later in his speech he said about reaching her potential. liz: move on, congressman gerald nadler saying this peter strzok is the victim. >> i have not seen a statement from you about peter strzok's fire. >> grossly unfair to peter strzok, he is entitled to his opinion, and express hem, he is just a victim. liz: a gofundme page for strzok, now raising overs there are 400,000. and here is the thing, now up to a half million, triple original goal of 150 thousand. >> i'm not surprised, democrats are feeling hopeless, right now, and you know sphrok i strzok isa democrat, it is not going to help, i am sorry he was not treated unfairly, the american people, trump supporters have been treated unfairly by peter strzok. >> we know that inspector general scared his actions had nothing to to with outcome of the election? not elect but it showed willingness it take act and

andrew cuomo having a total meltdown. cuomo respond, what you say would be great again will not be great at all. we'll not go back to segregation, discripple nation, racism or the kkk. actor cynthia nixon is challenging cuomo in the election. a lot of fans on social media are excited to see you. larry, do you love it when establishment politics say stupid things? >> do you have a dog? are you surprised when your dog back? kennedy: sometimes. >> but usually you expect to it bark. >> i expect this from this guy. his hubris and arrogance has been the same way. kennedy: ensign think even cyntd it's the governor trying to figure out what being progressive means. he is whatever he thinks will get him to win. about 70% of us in new york don't vote. he's hoping his base comes out. all he cares about is beating trump. he's running for president. he has been running for president for literally months. if trump said the sky was blue, he would say it's green. kennedy: there are a bunch of new yorkers look for good jobs and they have

i want to hand it over to chris cuomo. "cuomo prime time" starts right now. >>> happy to use our time to get the record straight, anderson. always good to see you. i'm brushing my hair just like you. that's what you get for wearing my suit. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." rosie o'donnell has reportedly gathered hundreds at the white house for a musical protest. but this ain't smiles and show tunes. she is spoiling for a fight. her history with trump is as long as it is ugly, and she is here to make her case to you. the president is not in the white house, but he may once again be watching "prime time," and if so, the invitation stands. listen to rosie or not and come on to this show and make your case to this smart and concerned audience, sir. >>> and it would be good for the president to explain his latest apparent admission by tweet. now trump says that trump tower meeting with a russian operative was about getting dirt on clinton. remember, that's not what he wrote about that meeting. what will it mean to inv

andrew cuomo having a total meltdown? and cuomo has answered donald trump what you say would be great again would not be great at all. we will not go back to discrimination, segregation, sexism, isolationism, racism or the kkk. like new york's motto says excelsior. ever upward. not backward. before we get to a break, the trump administration corrected a flub we brought to you last night. we mentioned it during the course of our update about the 559 migrant children still separated from their families because of the trump administration's so-called zero tolerance policy at the border. we further told that you federal officials have been unable to connect five of those children to any known parents. that figure came from the trump administration and today, they issued a correction of their own math. it turns out there are 26 migrant children in u.s. custody for whom the government has been unable to connect in any way with the parents or family members who might have brought them here. now, another break. when we come back,

andrew cuomo having a total meltdown, and then let's put up the next quote, the tweet from cuomo who tried to dig himself out of this on friday afternoon. the expression i used the other day was an artful so i want to be very clear, of course america is great and of course america has always been great. no one questions that. moe, did he dig himself out of the hole? some people are comparing it to hillary clinton calling some trump voters deplorable's. >> having the president weigh in on this, he put the phrase american carnage in his inaugural address so i'm not sure he is the best arbiter of but having said that this was a boneheaded comment by governor cuomo. if there is no question. i understand the point he's trying to make at the end, that there are still too many people out there who are feeling left behind. that is not a unique perspectiv perspective. that is the perspective that president trump ran on but there are too many people were being left behind. but the way you do that, pulling them out is by leveraging american greatness. we are the greatest country in the world. t