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what could come next for governor cuomo. backlash over vaccine passport seem to be required for indoor activities but will other cities follow suit and are you ready to show proof of vaccination the next time you decide to eat out? more people are abandoning people s big cities for the suburbs. what is driving the exit is? fox news @ night investigates. we begin tonight with a defined new york governor andrew cuomo refusing to resign despite calls from both side of the aisle. speak of the descriptions of the alleged abuse coming from women who are accusing new york governor andrew cuomo are simply jaw-dropping. the findings made public tuesday from an independent investigation revealed those looking into the government conduct found he harassed multiple women, breaking federal and state laws. the investigation independently corroborated and substantiated these facts. speak of the 155 page report list accusations from 11 current and former staff and state employees w ....
congresswoman joyce beatty about her experience today. well, rachel, it s stunning to see how many minutes and we re talking single-digit number of minutes it took for her to get arrested when you compare that with january 6th. it has taken months to arrest some of those people, in fact most of the people who were in the capitol on january 6th have not been arrested. yeah. so this juxtaposition today and your coverage of it was brilliant earlier in the hour coming into this. it s just i mean i understand it theoretically, like what that arrest was about today, but stacking it against january 6th is just stunning. yeah. i mean and on its own terms, it s stunning even as a stand-alone thing. she and those other leaders today, those african-american leaders standing there in the atrium, singing and preparing to be arrested and comporting themselves with, you know, putting themselves at risk getting handcuffed and taken away, but comforting themselves with such ....
today those african american leaders standing there in the a trans singing, and preparing to be arrested, putting themselves at risk, getting handcuffed and taken away, we but calling the moral question with such glaring dignity. it s a moving thing. and effective thing. it s the kind of moral sledgehammer that s going to be needed to knock down these stores that are otherwise shut. yes and one of the theories of this arrest is that your some way obstructing what s going on. in this case in the hard senate office building where that atrium is close to the size of grand central station. it is impossible for them to have created any sort of traffic situation in that gigantic space. all they did was make people choke up and think twice about their priorities and that was the traffic the cause. they re exactly. thank you rachel. well the two infrastructure bills moving on to legislative tracks in congress now have a timetable on those tracks. senate majority leader ch ....
investigative steps that you d pompeo put cuba, cuba, on the like this and good at covering i m going to say it tonight. everything he could to support list of state sponsors of want to take, particularly to good evening, lawrence. referring to this last week of donald trump, support a man who figure out what exactly donald terrorism along with iran, it up or if it happened. put kids in cages, who caused good evening, rachel. syria, and north korea. i just don t know. your life and your heroism on trump knew about what was going i remember last week, at first the deaths of children on the it sounded like, they might, that s maybe there will be some kind of impeachment movement then it was that day and susan wild was very u.s./mexico border, who to happen when the ralliers went very clear after you interviewed us what security precautions are separated families, who inspired to the capitol. adam schiff on your program that lucky, as she said, to be in the did he know ....
investigation and a leading republican. this is about our duty as americans. defying her party to expose the truth. all return to the capitol for an exclusive prime time conversation, about the riots. usa! the revelations. and the plan to prevent the next assault on democracy. now, live from the capitol, this is january 6th: one year later. good evening from the u.s. capitol and welcome to national statuary hall. under siege one year ago from insurrectionists. today, it is a room of reunion for those who defended democracy then and are still trying to defend it today. i m jake tapper. i m anderson cooper. we are coming to you from historic grounds. this is where rioters tried to overthrow an election. this is also used to be the site of the house of representatives in the scene of another violent attack. in 1814, the british burned this very room and the rest of the capitol down. and it was americans who rebuilt it. from the early to mid-1800s, laws were ....