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shoulders, the small of my back, my waist. often enough by late 2014 i didn t want to go to the holiday party he was hosting for the albany press corps at the executive mansion. john: some top democrats are joining the list of the lawmakers demanding cuomo s resignation including house judiciary chairman jerry nadler among several prominent new york lawmakers issued statements saying that the time has come. sandra: yeah. yet still silence from vice president kamala harris on this. she has not joined those calls by fellow democrats for him to resign. nor have we heard from senators gillibrand or elizabeth warren, all three of whom were vocal in opposition of brett kavanaugh in the confirmation hearing. all of this is after the governor s own lawyer reported a groping allegation to the police. the woman involved has so far declined to press charges herself. cuomo has continued to deny the allegations, john. john: sandra, the cover of the new york post stating it ....
to tap into an authority that former president donald trump tried to use when he was president at something democrats decried and eventually it was struck down in the courts. but certainly this comes as biden in this trial trying to show he is doing more when it comes to border security at a time when republicans have tried to paint him as weak on the issue. okay. arlette saenz. thank you for the reporting from the white house thank you all for joining us this morning. i m alison camera radha, our next our of newsroom with wolf blitzer starts now you are in the cnn newsroom. i, wolf blitzer in washington. we re following the breaking news up on capitol hill right now, house republicans have been grilling the attorney general of the united states merrick garland. that s about to continue. merrick garland is being asked about supposedly spreading baseless let s conspiracy theories that have been going on. and the justice department is using alleged lawfare. this is what ....
government is in. she called an election to get the big majority, and ended up without one. she realised that the public doesn t find her government popular, have had enough of this territory and wa nt had enough of this territory and want a different kind of britain, and she doesn t know what to do about it. her chancellor, who she intended to sack until she found herself with no panel when she came back, her spokesman let everybody know that that public disquiet about the pay cap, and that some people might geta the pay cap, and that some people might get a rise in their salaries, but the chancellor is furious that the prime minister is taking financial decisions without consulting him first. this situation would have been unimaginable a month ago, when theresa may was the mistress of everything and the chancellor was about to lose his job. it wasn t long ago when theresa may was rated the most popular prime minister in recent history. we now have outright chaos. jere ....
Momentum, told them to walk away from the deal and they did. and now they voted against their own bill several times. so left with no other choice. the president has to take action at this point. and i think what s so disappointing about is republicans sort of fury about this issue and outrage about this issue is completely disingenuous. why would they go ahead and vote and pass the bill? they ve instead left jeopardize the safety of the country in these communities all over the nation to suck up, to donald trump is if republicans would have voted for that bipartisan bill, it would have passed, the president would have signed it into law. and a lot of these debates that are going on right now how would not be taking place? i ve spent a lot of my career on capitol hill working very unsuccessfully. i would say on immigration reform. and this bill that was brought up a bipartite producing bill for to conservative, very conservative republican from oklahoma. this is a bill that we wouldn ....
Democrats were essentially forced to add on a section that was on the border and border security, which which was struggling down today, it didn t pass. so the fact that the three sections that democrats, we re really trying to push through, do you see that as a win for democrats? well i guess i wouldn t frame it that way. i think this is a real win for the country. this is the congress. finally you know, rededicating itself to the proposition that the united states is a beacon of hope for all freedom, love, people, especially ukrainians right now we finally reaffirmed that commitment today. i also think it s a big win, frankly for president biden essentially a republican majority controlled congress in the house, ratified his initial request for aid to ukraine, israel, taiwan, and ....