Chris Cuomo
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first heard Feb 2025
last heard 24 Jan
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Make people feel that you're not really in touch with me. I care about the economy. I care about immigration. Those are my two big ones. Foreign, depends on what we're talking about. This is a feel issue. I don't think we're on the same page. I care about other things more, but this makes me feel like you're not getting me. And that matters in politics.
I'm just saying the idea that this is like the 1965 Voter Rights Act, I don't think that that's what it is. You don't have the numbers of people expressing this reality That would make it something where you have to do something about it right away. I'm not arguing with the rationale. I get it. I get what the concern is. I'm just saying I see it as more political than practical.
That is a much, much better argument for you guys to be making. Immigration is the biggest failure for Democrats since the New Deal.
First of all, as with people saying, let's judge what Trump has done since he's gotten in office. Why aren't eggs more less expensive? That's not fair. What are Democrats selling right now? Nothing. They're reeling. I'm still getting emails on my phone this moment from Kamala Harris, the fight fund. So they have not moved forward.
OK, they are in a paroxysm of pain and self-doubt and blaming in-house USAID money. These people took in billions of dollars. They don't know where it went. And now they're asking me for more? I mean, look, everybody, I get the Trump ones. I get all of them. But my point is, they're not selling anything right now. They're figuring it out.
That's not an unusual place to be after you got knocked out.
It opens up with her going, I missed the bowl.
My problem with that story from the beginning was, you edit every interview. You edit every interview. I've edited every interview I've ever done with Trump, unless it was live. Why? Because that's what you do. You have a certain amount of time. You're trying to fit it in.
Everybody knows you're not allowed to do that.
And here's the standard. It's subjective, but here's the standard. So I ask you, how are you doing? You say, good, but the other day, and then you go down a road. I have to use the beginning of the answer. What you can do is then edit within that answer something that makes a different editorial point that you want to make. That's okay.
There is an argument here that that's not what was done, and by 60 minutes of all people to be in this position is really embarrassing, and it is a clear indication. 60 minutes isn't what it was anymore, okay? They don't have people who are recognized as the best in the business, doing the job on issues that are topical, and everybody wants to be there. It's just another media product now.
It's not what it was. And they have things to answer for here. And the silence shouldn't be acceptable. Just like it shouldn't be acceptable for anybody else. When they ask them their questions, you get a no comment. They're not explaining it. And that's on them.
The far left.
I think she moved, like they all do, right? Well, this was weird, because it was an artificial process. Pre-election. Pre-election, she was left far left. And then, you know, she does what a lot of politicians do. She moves to where she needs to be to win that particular thing. So when she was running for Attorney General in California... She was saying one kind of thing about law and order.
Then when you want to be on the national stage as senator, you say something else about law and order. That's typical politics. But they are absolutely co-opted, or they have been, by their left fringe. And they have to deal with it and figure out what they want to do.
There's no need. There's a difference between being anti-diversity of type and what you force on people. There's a very stark difference. And Democrats or anybody, you're not going to be successful in American politics if you think in any way you get to tell people what to think or how to feel. Of course. You will lose.
Although I don't think people, I don't think women see themselves as pro-abortion.
2%.
No, I'm saying that trust is at an all-time low. And that's why my point was that Republicans, after an historic victory that wasn't supposed to be able to happen, they're still underwater. Why? The American people are very disenchanted with the two-party system.
He is. But by the way, that's not historically. But hold on.
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