Chris Cuomo

They're raising their families. They dip in and out. They're having sex with me. And they're feeling like, you know, I don't get what you people are fucking doing. It doesn't make any sense to me. You guys play by rules that don't exist in any friendship or any professional relationship.

I'm happy to be here.

I'm happy to be here.

I'm happy to be here.

Yeah. I mean, look, I like where my kids are at. Where are they at? So...

Yeah. I mean, look, I like where my kids are at. Where are they at? So...

Yeah. I mean, look, I like where my kids are at. Where are they at? So...

With a mother's cat or whatever that stupid thing is between the A and the T. The youngest is determined to go to boarding school. Heartbreaking. Determined to go to boarding school?

With a mother's cat or whatever that stupid thing is between the A and the T. The youngest is determined to go to boarding school. Heartbreaking. Determined to go to boarding school?

With a mother's cat or whatever that stupid thing is between the A and the T. The youngest is determined to go to boarding school. Heartbreaking. Determined to go to boarding school?

And this kid is... Just obviously, it's my kid, so I'm biased, but I'm just so impressed by her. Her grind, her name is Carolina Regina Mattia. We call her Cha-Cha. And she's- Who gave her all those names? Well, Carolina, my wife, I gave her. Regina is one grandmother. Mattia is the other grandmother. So she has their two names. And we call her Cha-Cha. And she's a grinder. Cha-Cha?

And this kid is... Just obviously, it's my kid, so I'm biased, but I'm just so impressed by her. Her grind, her name is Carolina Regina Mattia. We call her Cha-Cha. And she's- Who gave her all those names? Well, Carolina, my wife, I gave her. Regina is one grandmother. Mattia is the other grandmother. So she has their two names. And we call her Cha-Cha. And she's a grinder. Cha-Cha?

And this kid is... Just obviously, it's my kid, so I'm biased, but I'm just so impressed by her. Her grind, her name is Carolina Regina Mattia. We call her Cha-Cha. And she's- Who gave her all those names? Well, Carolina, my wife, I gave her. Regina is one grandmother. Mattia is the other grandmother. So she has their two names. And we call her Cha-Cha. And she's a grinder. Cha-Cha?

How'd you get that? When she was a kid, an infant, she had born with abdominal weakness. And she wasn't able to move the way she was supposed to. And when she started walking, she had to walk like this. And it looked like she was doing the cha-cha. So we kind of gave it to her as a joke. Just straighten that out? Yeah. And she's just a grinder. She was a worker then and she's a worker now.

How'd you get that? When she was a kid, an infant, she had born with abdominal weakness. And she wasn't able to move the way she was supposed to. And when she started walking, she had to walk like this. And it looked like she was doing the cha-cha. So we kind of gave it to her as a joke. Just straighten that out? Yeah. And she's just a grinder. She was a worker then and she's a worker now.

How'd you get that? When she was a kid, an infant, she had born with abdominal weakness. And she wasn't able to move the way she was supposed to. And when she started walking, she had to walk like this. And it looked like she was doing the cha-cha. So we kind of gave it to her as a joke. Just straighten that out? Yeah. And she's just a grinder. She was a worker then and she's a worker now.

And she said, I love my friends. I love where we are. We live in this really great little place. She said, but I want to be around kids who are more ambitious and come from different out settings. And I think it'll help me more in figuring out what I can do next. And I was like, So she lives in Queens now? Is that where you are? No, out in East Hampton. Oh, East Hampton.

And she said, I love my friends. I love where we are. We live in this really great little place. She said, but I want to be around kids who are more ambitious and come from different out settings. And I think it'll help me more in figuring out what I can do next. And I was like, So she lives in Queens now? Is that where you are? No, out in East Hampton. Oh, East Hampton.

And she said, I love my friends. I love where we are. We live in this really great little place. She said, but I want to be around kids who are more ambitious and come from different out settings. And I think it'll help me more in figuring out what I can do next. And I was like, So she lives in Queens now? Is that where you are? No, out in East Hampton. Oh, East Hampton.

Well, no wonder why she wants to get away. So she goes to school in Sag Harbor, which is a great public school, great principal. They have great outcomes there. They have the International Baccalaureate Program. It's a really great public high school. I always hated the Hamptons. And I've always loved it off-season. You know, when all you guys show up, we call them the city. I was there once.