it, about every aspect of it if you actually watch as coverage, he s not a journalist, he s a propagandist for the democrats now, he was a propagandist for his brother. he s complicit in the language of the left and sexual harassment, this guy is just ludicrous of the idea that he s there pontificating about these important stories to me is just laughable because he is completely a laughable, nonplausible figure and that s the reason they should get rid of them. harris: so i m confused, kayleigh by why cnn doesn t take some action here because on the broad edges of this are legal investigations. not everything is completely focused and on the cuomo brothers. you don t want complicity on the part of the network because of something that s coming out of his mouth and other that we ve seen two different versions on how it s going to do his job it doesn t seem like either one of them has cnn in mind. kayleigh: no, they don t pay that s all agree with chris
denounce some of the women and to lie about nursing homes, to cover up his own behavior and to discredit women. part of the strategy was, apparently, to leak classified not classified but confidential, rather, employment documents on one of cuomo s own accusers. that s the strategy that chris cuomo was advising. this is a far cry from the guy who told us all we have to believe all women. he chided us for not believing the doctor at the time. this is not the strategy i think a prime time anchor should be having with the governor. tucker: you ve got to admit though, al franken is probably watching this thinking man, these guys are much tougher they are pretty tough! you see so many democratic men, all these self-described male feminists. the second they get accused of doing something awful i m sure it s all true they leave, but the cuomo brothers, they hang tough, actually. they are kind of giving these women the finger. no, it s a double standard. it s a double standard fo
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some of the women come in to lie about nursing homes, to cover up his own behavior and part of the strategy was apparently too weak confidential employment documents on one of his own accusers. that s the strategy that chris cuomo was advising? this is a far cry from a guy who told us we have to believe all women and chided us for not believing dr. mallozzi ford at the time at this is not the strategy that i think prime time anchor should be having with the governor. tucker: it you have to admit though, al franken is probably watching this thinking, man, these guys are much tougher. and they are pretty tough. the sentence, the second they get accused of doing something awful, it s all true. but the cuomo brothers hang tough, just kind of giving these women the finger. it s a double standard, it s
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A CNN guest may not be invited back for a long time (if ever) after he called out the left-wing network for Chris Cuomo’s absurdly flattering coverage of his older brother, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, during the pandemic.
While appearing on CNN’s “Reliable Sources,” Erik Wemple of the
Washington Post blasted CNN for giving the disgraced governor a national platform on his kid brother’s show, “Cuomo Prime Time,” as if there were no conflict of interest there.
“I would be remiss, Brian, if I didn’t mention CNN’s own huge media story here with Chris Cuomo, the anchor at the 9 o’clock hour, who covered Andrew Cuomo and had all these wonderful love-a-thon interviews with him, more than ten of them, and they suspended the conflict-of-interest rule for Chris Cuomo for those interviews, yet all of a sudden they’ve enforced it again now that Andrew Cuomo is in the midst of a historic scandal in the Albany statehouse,” Wemple said. “So I think that