Cuomo Podcast: 3/14/25

Chris Cuomo hosts "CUOMO," a no-nonsense show featuring the day's most important news from all perspectives. "CUOMO" airs weeknights at 8 p.m./7C on NewsNation.

[lynettes]

I am very proud of you right now Chris, great segment. You were extremely fair & presented the entire situation with the CR. Im not saying I have never seem you be fair, I am a huge Trump supporter so I often disagree with how you present things, but even the times I feel like you are being somewhat fair, I never think you give the full picture. But that whole segment was 100% complete & fair journalism, actually one of the best pieces i have seen out of mainstream media in who knows how long. Obviously being a Trump supporter, I often agree with right wing media (tho not always), but i still recognize most of the time there is alot of bias, or maybe certain facts left out. You nailed it with this one, just wanted to give you credit for it. Now I'm going to finish listening to the rest, wanted to pause it & tell you good job right away, before I listened to the rest. One of the next segments might frustrate me enough that I change my mind about spending the time to come praise you, lol.

[AC-ntph]

We are not forgetting Elon Musk, its because of him the Astronaut have the hope to come back home.

[Gataurax]

I just did some research on the debt/deficit. I was curious who we owed most of our money to. Turns out it's the federal reserve. However, the majority of our foreign-held debts is owned by Japan ($1 Trillion) and China ($860 Billion).

The funny thing is China also owes us money. They're in default to us, meaning they've defaulted on their debts to us. Meaning they haven't been paying for a long time. They way Tucker talks you would think we aren't paying our debts. WE ARE.

A reasonable proposal to balance the scales would be to seize Chinese-owned bonds in gold, worth upwards of 1 trillion Dollars, and which are currently being held domestically by the American Bondholders Foundation (ABF). We could also just restrict China's access to our capital markets, as is customary in these instances, historically. This makes sense for their economy as well, as they're desperate for foreign investors at the moment, but fail to keep their own capital from leaving the country. If their wealthy can no longer invest in the U.S. they may decide to invest back in the Chinese market.

[ninajones-morgan]

This is terryifying, Dont stop Chris! Some of Us saw this coming years ago...but I dont want to say "i told you so!" Everyday another one of my many concerns these few years is coming to fruition. I've never wanted to be so wrong! This has been one of my top concerns.. This and him not leaving the White House in 3 years & 9 1/2 months....