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43:26Now PlayingTuesday was primary night in six states. The highest profile race saw Kentucky Republican Congressman Thomas Massie lose to his Trump-backed opponent, Ed Gallrein, after the conservative defied the president on a range of issues, including the release of the Epstein files. Fill-in host Brian Entin takes viewers through the primary coverage, going inside the numbers with “NewsNation Live” anchor Connell McShane, inside the impact with NewsNation political editor Chris Stirewalt and inside the debate of whether Trump should be targeting Republican incumbents with GOP strategist Rina Shah and former Democratic Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich, who was pardoned by Trump last year,
Massive AI data centers are being built across America and some homeowners are being forced to move by eminent domain, which allows the government to seize private property, with compensation, and demolish their houses to make room for what is considered to be a public good. Are these moves truly in the public's best interest? Ansley Brown, whose videos show her fight to keep her family’s home have gone viral online, joins “CUOMO” with her story. Then, Stefan Bauschard, who teaches AI at the University of Mary Washington, presents the other side of the debate.
Since 2023, at least 11 top U.S. scientists and government contractors, many of whom are tied to work on classified UFO information, have gone missing, been killed or died under mysterious circumstances. The FBI is investigating and one case that has drawn a lot of interest on social media is the disappearance of 53-year-old Melissa Casias. The details leave a lot of questions and the CEO/founder of the National Center for Open & Unsolved Cases, Morgan Wright, joins “CUOMO” to break it down.
Could an Ebola outbreak in Africa become an outbreak in America, especially with the World Cup coming to the U.S. next month, along with more than a million tourists in eleven American cities? An American aid worker in the Democratic Republic of Congo was infected with the virus while six other Americans have also been exposed to the virus and remain in quarantine. With concerns mounting after more than 130 people died from the outbreak, “CUOMO” goes inside the problem with former Trump White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator, Dr. Deborah Birx and the first person to be treated for Ebola in the U.S., Dr. Ken Brantly.
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