Chris Cuomo tests Trump confidante Chris Ruddy claim that the decision to separate immigrant families was made at a lower level, below the President, and that Trump tried to put an end to it. Trump’s executive order to stop family separations was a ruse, said Cuomo. “I said it on the show then and it been proven every day since. Fugazi is the word. “https://cnn.it/2NbHKRr | CNN

Chris Cuomo: Last night, I encouraged Trump to visit the kids and families who are a part of the humanitarian crisis on our border. As many of you guessed... He didn’t. When he did address their pain, he said the worst things. It was like the opposite of the Statue of Liberty. https://cnn.it/2KaSORU | CNN

Chris Cuomo: It's Congress' job to declare war, not Trump's. The Constitution didn't leave that decision to one man on purpose and we just saw why. So for love of country and the safety of country, do your damn jobs and don't let this POTUS make a call like that on his own again. https://cnn.it/2XmVmlu | CNN

“When it comes to our politics, there is a game a foot and here we expose it for you,” says Chris Cuomo. “Caught on tape tonight, we are going to show you just how ugly the game has gotten, when you look at the effort to suppress the vote.” | CNN

Chris Cuomo argues that it is wrong for anyone, including the president, to suggest that members of Congress should be executed. He says leaders and citizens alike must call out wrongdoing even when it doesn’t help “their side,” because the country is slipping into a dangerous cycle of provocation and moral relativism. President Trump on Wednesday lashed out at a group of Democrats, calling them “traitors” and suggesting they be locked up and punished by death, after the lawmakers urged members

NewsNation’s Chris Cuomo interviews legendary democratic political strategist James Carville on why my polling numbers are so “extraordinary.” Carville describes the widespread dissatisfaction with President Biden and the Democratic party as so apparent that it would be “evident to an amoeba.” #RFKjr | Robert F. Kennedy, Jr