Geraldo critiques ‘rebellion movement' proposed by Cenk Uygur
(NewsNation) — Cenk Uygur is trying to recruit Democrats who will lean into left-wing populism, which he says is the only way for the party to rebound after the bruising 2024 election. Also joining 'CUOMO' is Geraldo Rivera, NewsNation correspondent-at-large, who offers some thoughts on the idea.
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