Chris Cuomo

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You shouldn't just be ashamed because of how people see you.
I agree. And I also, look, I also agree that we're seeing things that we haven't seen in ways. Some of it is because we have reach, right? Because we have so much more media now and ability for things to be seen technologically. But we also do have und einen wachsenden Niveau der Aufmerksamkeit von destruktiven und negativen Ideen.
Was mich bedroht hat, und mein großer Witz ist, Gott sei Dank gab es noch einen 9-11. Would we come together? I want to say yes. I don't know. Certainly I know how President Trump would handle it. And it would not be the way President Bush did.
And yet, here's a counterfactual. What do we see happening in Europe right now that isn't happening here? Them having huge numbers of Muslims from different ethnic extracts in that part of the globe coming into societies, not assimilating. I agree. That's certainly what the French are dealing with and what the UK is dealing with to a little bit of a lesser extent. In America...
Yes, we're farther away, but it hasn't happened. Muslims come into this country. It's one of two countries on the face of the planet that have more Jews than Muslims. It probably won't stay that way. But when they come into this country, they assimilate. And we don't do what the French allowed, which is to have them all living together and separate from the rest of the society.
America is about assimilation.
Oh, ja. Aber was wollten meine Großeltern? Be American. Exactly. No, but that's exactly right. Speak the language. Be American. They were discouraged from speaking Italian, except in the house, because my grandparents didn't speak English. Exactly.
Do you believe directionally this administration is going the right way?
That seems like suicidal to me. I think it is. I think that the biggest question and look, I don't have the answer. But the biggest question is how to unify, how to take your fingers and make them into a fist. Yes. Zwei Monate nach 9-11. Ich habe mich 11 Tage nach 9-11 engagiert, weil ich 9-11 hatte. Weil ich die Bedeutung des Lebens bemerkt habe. Und ich dachte, das würde immer passieren.
Ich dachte, es wäre das neue Normal. Ich dachte das auch. Und meine Schwester hat die eine schlechte Entscheidung gemacht, die sie gemacht hat, seit ich sie kennengelernt habe, und das war, dass sie mich verheiratet hat. War das ein schwieriger Fall? Oh yeah, if it hadn't been 9-11, she would have never said yes. You leveraged a terror attack to win it.
She could get out of it now on the basis of impossibility of contract because of duress. So when I saw, like for me, like even like a January 6th to me was, we don't all come down on the side of what is right and wrong collectively anymore. You know, that when George Floyd happened. People going down the streets in protest, they're going to be angry, they're going to say angry things.
It's not going to be peaceful in terms of speech. Okay. Destroying buildings, and that's okay. Taking over cities, and that's okay. Not okay. We should have all felt that way. We always had until that point.
January 6th. You don't do that. You don't go busting into the Capitol. Everybody should have been on the same page. Instead, it was, well, what about George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter stuff? That type of discontinuity is very unsettling to me. We all know what's right and wrong. auf sehr grossen Niveaus, okay?
Und wenn du diese Dinge für Vorteile ignorierst, beginnst du, in eine gefährliche Situation zu kommen. Ich weiß nicht, ob wir das tun.
Richtig, aber hier ist die Unterschiede. Und in Bezug auf, was es ist, Amerika zu sein. What is our national religion?
It is the law. The law is our natural religion. Religion is a set of rules, right? You have faith, you have faith, I have faith, I choose to have faith. I can't prove there's a basis of my faith, but I choose it. Religion ist eine Reihe von Regeln. Unsere Reihe von Regeln ist das Gesetz. Das ist das, was dich in diesem Land verbindet. Das ist, weshalb es so wichtig ist.
Das ist, weshalb Politiker es so viel lieben, wie sie es tun. Weil sie wissen, dass es die essentielle Farbe ist, dass du Gerechtigkeit unter dem Gesetz hast. Also, Abortion, reproduktive Rechte, wie auch immer du es nennen willst. Du kannst es fühlen, wie auch immer du es fühlen willst. Ich kann es fühlen, wie auch immer ich es fühlen möchte. Then we have the law.
Right now the law is, you decide state by state. Okay? It is the first reversal of a right in our lifetime. Where a right had been recognized and then removed. That was very politically destabilizing, I thought. Turned out not to be in the election. Turned out, it wasn't the midterms. I mean, no, we had the Volstead Act.
You had a right to run for president.
That is different than... Because it doesn't have an organized, screechy, unhappy lady lobby. No, no, no. How many terms you have as president is... It's guaranteed under the Constitution.
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