Sep 22, 2026 · 41 min · 14 segments
Try QUO for free PLUS get 20% off your first 6 months when you go to https://quo.com/CUOMO Chris Cuomo breaks down President Trump’s move to restrict CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from White House access…
Chris CuomoHost
Look, I get that that sounds a little vexing, a little threatening, a little menacing, and it should.
There has to be a line between right and wrong, okay? And what the president just did to members of the media, outlets of the media, is dead wrong all day long.
Two, they probably know they're wrong, especially if they're members of the media, especially if they're journalists.
They don't think, okay? They just kind of vomit out hot takes and they understand algorithms better than they do politics or history or logic or philosophy or anything that should be germane to the conversation.
What the president did was he got shown a bunch of clips that teed him off in the moment, and he decided, that's it.
And he said, can I do that? And, you know, somebody either said nothing or decided to lie to him and say, yeah, you can do that.
He's doing it because every moment we talk about this, we're not talking about affordability, but it's not going to work on me.
It's so obviously illegal that I know he knows because I know he's got people around him who have to know the law and they're telling him.
Look, I get that that sounds a little vexing, a little threatening, a little menacing, and it should.
There has to be a line between right and wrong, okay? And what the president just did to members of the media, outlets of the media, is dead wrong all day long.
Two, they probably know they're wrong, especially if they're members of the media, especially if they're journalists.
They don't think, okay? They just kind of vomit out hot takes and they understand algorithms better than they do politics or history or logic or philosophy or anything that should be germane to the conversation.
What the president did was he got shown a bunch of clips that teed him off in the moment, and he decided, that's it.
And he said, can I do that? And, you know, somebody either said nothing or decided to lie to him and say, yeah, you can do that.
He's doing it because every moment we talk about this, we're not talking about affordability, but it's not going to work on me.
It's so obviously illegal that I know he knows because I know he's got people around him who have to know the law and they're telling him.
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