Santos says caller threatened to hurt husband, blow up office
Appearing on "The Point" with Marcia Kramer, Santos was asked about good and bad moments since taking office four months ago.
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Appearing on "The Point" with Marcia Kramer, Santos was asked about good and bad moments since taking office four months ago.
Santos, appearing Sunday on "The Point with Marcia Kramer," was asked about good moments and bad moments since he took office four months ago.
"What Alvin Bragg did was a political stunt," Santos said.
Rep. George Santos says he will support former president Donald Trump in the next presidential primary. Watch his exclusive interview on "The Point with Marcia Kramer."
Santos appeared on "The Point" with CBS2's Political Reporter Marcia Kramer to cover all sorts of topics. Now, a bonus conversation.
Rep. George Santos is controversial, but he's become an unlikely celebrity in the inscrutable world of reality TV. In an exclusive interview with CBS2 political reporter Marcia Kramer on "The Point," the controversial congressman revealed his plan to use that notoriety to try to achieve results in Washington, and ultimately win reelection.
The controversial congressman sits down for an exclusive interview on his first 100 days in office on "The Point" with Marcia Kramer.
Rep. George Santos is controversial, but he's become an unlikely celebrity in the inscrutable world of reality TV. He sits down for an exclusive interview with CBS2 political reporter Marcia Kramer on "The Point."
"It was a creative way-- here's how politics works. Politics is boring," Santos said.
Rep. George Santos says he's trying to "bring more engagement into public policy" with a bill named after rapper Nicki Minaj.
In an exclusive interview with CBS2 political reporter Marcia Kramer on "The Point," the controversial congressman reveals his plan to use that notoriety to try to achieve results in Washington, and ultimately win reelection.
In a wide-ranging interview, Santos said he is learning to use the notoriety his indiscretion thrust upon him.
Controversial Long Island Congressman George Santos is spilling the secrets of his first four months in office. He spoke exclusively with CBS2 political reporter Marcia Kramer on "The Point."
GOP Congressman George Santos doesn't have the support of local Republicans, and many Long Island voters are still upset over his election, but Santos tells CBS2 political reporter Marcia Kramer he's undeterred.
Embattled Congressman George Santos has only been in office for four months and has already made a name for himself far beyond his Long Island district. In an exclusive interview with CBS2 political reporter Marcia Kramer, Santos reveals how he intends to use that notoriety to try to get results in Washington.
The Long Island congressman announced his bid on Twitter.
Some of the embattled congressman's constituents are furious, CBS2's Carolyn Gusoff reports.
Financial disclosures showed that the Long Island Republican refunded donors for more money than he received in the first three months of the year.
Among those who spoke out was a mother who lost her son in Parkland, Florida, to a gunman using an AR-15.
Protesters gathered outside Rep. George Santos' office Wednesday in response to his support for a controversial gun bill. As CBS2's Christina Fan reports, among those speaking out is a mother who lost her son in the Parkland school shooting.
Hundreds of people gathered in Lower Manhattan Tuesday for dueling protests during the historic arraignment.
Santos was surrounded by members of the media as he arrived.
The embattled congressman was met with a crush of reporters outside the courthouse in Lower Manhattan.
Lawmakers will vote on the bill today that's aimed at preventing another situation like George Santos.
The legislation was created after Rep. George Santos came under fire for lying about his life and work experience.
