cuomo. -- loathes andrew cuomo. but the report, and you should read it, because it's relevant now, is full of lines like that, the kind of inconsistencies you would expect if you were reading, say, a political tract, not a legal document. but again, it doesn't matter now, because the report did its job. now the race for a new governor of new york is underway. boy, that didn't take long. candidates are lining up towa unseat the lieutenant governor, kathy hochul. she is set to take over cuomo is gone. letitia james is first in line which iss not the only one in line. al sharpton is line, so is bill de blasio. they are both planning to run for governor we read. so do you see how this works? andrew cuomo was an awful governor. it pains us to raise any voice in his defense. it was a vicious partisan, he was a thug, but if we are being honest, he was not completely insane. it wasn't totally untethered from reality.ne he acknowledged some limits to constitutional government. he wasn't, say, letitia james. he wasn't al shar

it is andrew cuomo expendable? and it appears probably yes, because he is a liability at this point. >> sandra: i'm curious if jen psaki was asked to look at the findings of that report. i know peter doocy is in that briefing room right now, and we will dip back in their as she takes further questions, do you find it remarkable that this was announced at 11:00 this morning and still have not heard from the white house? because we will always be able to queue the tape depending on how the biden administration response to this as you guys just mentioned back in march. >> if the investigation confirms the claims of the women, should he resign? >> yes, and i think you will end up being prosecuted too. >> sandra: she says he will speak to this later this afternoon and just told by those monitoring this a good 10 minutes into the briefing and he has not taken another question on the andrew cuomo report, which is interesting. >> i wonder if the same allegations against another governor, let's pick one, florida, governor r

that's how toxic andrew cuomo is buried andrew cuomo is a living investment to men everywhere, even newsreaders who periodically identify as men on cnn. that's what they're telling you. now, far be it for us on the show to defend andrew cuomo. it is awful. we've said that for years and we haven't changed our view. but still, it might be worth asking obvious questions before we move onto the next victim. for example, if enter, was harassing someone he women enjoying the state capital in new york, how can we just learned he's been doing it? andrew cuomo has been in office for almost 11 years. watts of people say now they knew he was a creep. they knew before, they certainly didn't. they told us that enter, was god-like. in case you don't remember it, we have the tape. >> governor cuomo out there day after day after day, everything trump isn't, honest, direct, brave. >> even lifelong republicans tell me they look at cuomo they are like god, there's a leader. >> for those of you who have been wondering why new york governor enter cuomo has been garnering the nickname america's governor, i think he

cuomo congratulations andrew on your much-deserved award. >> governor andrew cuomo, you are the man. >> the darkest days of the pandemic, your daily briefing live from new york. it gives hope, clarity, truth and something that we were not getting from washington. leadership. >> even president joe biden missing his praises pretty. >> your governor did one heckuva job, and i think that he is sort of this gold standard pretty. >> then as quickly as a came, his once promising future, started to freefall without a parachute. early into the pandemic it, andrew cuomo signed an order denying nursing homes the right to refuse patients solid based on confirmed or suspected to diagnosis of covid-19 because of this new yorkers would end up admitting about 9000 of covid-19 positive patients and this was the kiss of death to 3425 elderly new yorkers who perished from covid-19 in nursing homes in the following weeks. cuomo and his team knew that the rising numbers of new nursing homes deaths was becoming a probably insane that when new yorkers avoided no admittance to the facility seem to be his be

cuomo, and there's no plan for him to talk to andrew cuomo. just want to also point out that senator gillibrand, who of course was a critic early calling for his resignation, i think the governor did the right thing and i just want to commend the brave and courageous women who came forward. that was not an easy thing to do. he should also says, "my view from the beginning was that after these numerous credible allegations came out that because the governor had lost the support of his governing partners that it was time for him to resign." she also made a comment about kathy hochul saying governor kathy hochul will be an extraordinary governor, "she understands the complexities and needs of our state. having seen -- been both a congresswoman and having been a lieutenant governor for the last several years, she's ready and able and capable of being an extraordinary governor and i look forward to supporting her and helping her as she turns toward governing our state in a very difficult and challenging time." there was also a fairly predictable co

i am devastated by the loss of andrew cuomo. i just lived in oregon for almost two years during the start of the pandemic and every morning i tuned in to watch him and cried over how wonderful he was getting this thing under control. i think the whole body of his work, everything he has done, overshadows any kind of rumors or any kind of things like that, because let me tell you something, what he is trying to say without saying it is i am an italian american myself and i can tell you up here in upstate new york people kiss on the lips. one of the city administrators who knows my family well kissed me on the lips during a democrat fundraiser. i did not get appalled, wrong, and say he is sexually harassing me. host: go ahead and respond, michael. guest: i would encourage the caller to read through the attorney general report, read the allegations these women are making. they are not just like social kissing at a family picnic. i am italian on my mother's side. my name does not sound italian but i grew up going to italian family r

behavior. >> the independent investigation has included that governor andrew cuomo sexually harassed multiple women and in doing so violated federal and state law. gerry: specifically the report noted that 11 women have plausibly claimed that the governor's sexually harassed them, mr. cuomo denied that he did anything wrong. >> i never touched anyone inappropriately or made inappropriate sexual advances. gerry: does not remind you of anyone? >> i want you to listen to me i'm going to say this again, i did not have sexual relations with that woman. gerry: cuomo's misdirection was worse than clinton's and his long rambling statement this week his behavior was designed to help victims of sexual assault, displaying photos of him kissing different people, he explained it was his way of being friendly. >> i've been making the same gesture and public all my life. i actually learned from my mother and for my father. gerry: it's not his fault at all it's his parents fault, his mother who should be impeached, not the poor governor in speaking a family we also learn from the investigation that

andrew cuomo is not against defunding the police. he wants to have sex with them or at least one of them. you can find this repulsive and find andrew cuomo repulsive. it's okay to dislike everybody involved. the report found that governor cuomo was sexually attracted to his emmy statue. how is that for weird? two witnesses said that he looked at his emmy statue he won in november of 2020 and said, look at her figure. isn't she buxom? [laughing] this is a total creep for real -- but you knew that. another exhibit shows chris cuomo of cnn drafted a statement for his brother which his brother used. cnn flacking for the governor of new york to defending himself against sexual harassment. he didn't claim anti-italian bias which he claimed in the pass. he said he is not resigning. he showed a slide show of himself kissing people including al gore. >> i never touched anyone inappropriately or made inappropriate sexual advances. i am 63 years old. i have lived my entire adult life in public view. that is just not who i am. that's not who i h

andrew cuomo is every bit as creepy as you thought he was. according to "the new york times" -- to new york's, rather, attorney general, andrew cuomo will [indiscernible] anything, even august his own me statue. so after report came out first -- virtually every democrat called for him to resign. it was a big story but he didn't get any of the coverage on television, at least on the show anchored by his brother on cnn. instead, chris, attacked ron desantis! [laughs] right! there's a governor we can hate! and then don lemon took over. after telling his friend chris that he loved him, he unsheathed the knife. >> i'm going to make my witness, as you say. i love you, brother. >> i love you. >> this is don lemon tonight. the calls are getting louder and louder. this is what i'm talking about. top democrats from new york to the white house calling on governor andrew cuomo to resign. that in the wake of the bombshell report from the states attorney general that alleges the governor sexually harassed g state employees and a new york state trooper. the

cuomo _ was ugly enough. just year ago, andrew cuomo was _ was ugly enough. just year ago, andrew cuomo was seen - was ugly enough. just year ago, andrew cuomo was seen as - was ugly enough. just year ago, andrew cuomo was seen as the | andrew cuomo was seen as the most popular governors for his handling over the pandemic and praised for his public support of the me too movement, all the while investigators say he abused the highest office in the state and created a toxic workforce. with his upcoming exit, a woman will now lead new york and his deputy will become the first female governor in the first female governor in the state's history. the downfall of another powerful man in america shows the enduring impact of the me too movement but also calls into question how much is really changed? max kutner is a journalist and political analyst in new york. he says the govenor�*s resignation, when it came, happened quickly. even days ago, his office is releasing photos of him hugging and kissing people and saying thatis and kissing people and saying that is how he is and how was raised. so

andrew cuomo also in the program here, went out to you. the wife opened allegedly us intelligence officer implicated in the death of the british motorcyclist. how are you done? faces claims she may have been on her phone and distracted when her car plowed into him, we hear from the families adviser about the new development. the, the u. s. government are trying to shut the inquiry down the other side or being evasive and inconsistent about producing the phone records. an incentive from themselves today mom, 60 years since the us youth, agent, orange in vietnam, herbicide proven to cause serious health issues among both locals and american soldiers. a one veteran tells us it's time and i made we really need people to sit down and take her and say, hey, where is this going to do? not only to the civilians populations not only to the enemy but also for cruise. the cruise? well tonight's program starts off with big news from the big i'm real research, i went to international moscow where it's now just after 8 pm here, just after 1 pm in new yo

andrew cuomo is resigning. the governor announced the news today, his resignation takes in effect in two weeks. we have the latest on that story. we'll get to that in a few moments. we begin with major national news. the white house dubbing a major victory of the change the american people voting for. >> madame vice president, your reaction to the bill passing? >> elections

you were a candidate for governor in 2014 against andrew cuomo. i am wondering, one, your reaction to what has happened in the last few weeks and also to the governor's resignation -- and also, how the governor dealt with you in your campaign? >> thankou so much for having me on. i do want to take a moment to thank assemblywoman niou for her extremel -- extraordary leadership. one thinthat has not gotten enough attention in the last 24 hours since momo has resigned is something that all new york politicians and leaders know, which is that he is extraordinary -- extraordinarily vengeful and willestroy people's careers, will go out of his way to make sure those who speak up against him are crushed and vanished. a salute woman niou, as -- assemblywomaniou, as well as the brave survirs who should never have been in the position they were in, they are speaking up has been an incredible service for all neworkers and has been with extraordinary bravery because they are not wrong to be scared of cuomo's revenge. when i ran against andrew cuomo, just one s

andrew cuomo is every bit as creepy as you thought he was. according to "the new york times" -- to new york's, rather, attorney general, andrew cuomo will grope anything, even august his own emmy statue. so after report came out first -- virtually every democrat called for him to resign. it was a big story but he didn't get any of the coverage on television, at least on the show anchored by his brother on cnn. instead, chris, attacked ron desantis! [laughs] right! there's a governor we can hate! and then don lemon took over. after tellingov his friend chris that he loved him, he unsheathed the knife. >> i'm going to make my witness, as you say. i love you, brother. >> i love you. >> this is don lemon tonight. the calls are getting louder and louder. this is what i'm talking about. top democrats from new york to the white house calling on governor andrew cuomo to resign. that in the wake of the bombshell report from the state's attorney general that alleges the governor sexually harassed 11 women, including state employees and a new york state

andrew cuomo told me that. i sat through the interview and he said i'm not going to hire her because she's not pretty enough. there are other women who he flirted with and tried to basically keep in the fold of politics so that he could make sure they did exactly what he asked for and they followed through on their rules and regulations that he had set up. so it was just this toxic environment that he created that actually enabled other men who work at hud to do the same thing. >> i'm so st sorry to cut you o. >> does the president believe andrew cuomo should resign? >> the president said he is going to speak to this later this afternoon and share his views. i'm not going to get ahead of his comments. >> have there been conversations between the governor's office and the white house? >> no. >> did the president watch the video earlier? >> again, the president will give his own reaction to, of course, the announcement this morning and give his own view later this afternoon. >> there was a shooting today earlier

andrew cuomo pre-2020, very few sspolitical allies. still an ongoing investigation for the nursing home scandal. sexual harassmentt allegations from 11 women don't vanish. they are sticky. chuck todd said a comeback could happen. that sound you just heard, that's the great tim russert rolling over in his grave. you're not going to see andrew cuomo running and winning anything ever again. it can't happen given everything we just laid out. he could be charged criminally by the time this is all done. >> sean: janice, it's appropriate we give you the last word. i like what the governor said and joe said, you still lost your in-laws.. what you went through this week sounds awful. my question is, what was your reaction at joe biden saying "hell of a job he did." that came out of nowhere to me. >> i thought it was a tape from last year when he was wanting cuomo to be his ag. i couldn't believe that it was from today. i would like president joe biden or jen psaki to give me a call and i will give them a rundown of all the things this governor

you were a candidate for governor in 2014 against andrew cuomo. i am wondering, one, your reaction to what has happened in the last few weeks and also to the governor's resignation -- and also, how the governor dealt with you in your campaign? >> thankou so much for having me on. i do want to take a moment to thank assemblywoman niou for her extremel -- extraordary leadership. one thinthat has not gotten enough attention in the last 24 hours since momo has resigned is something that all new york politicians and leaders know, which is that he is extraordinary -- extraordinarily vengeful and willestroy people's careers, will go out of his way to make sure those who speak up against him are crushed and vanished. a salute woman niou, as -- assemblywomaniou, as well as e brave survirs who should never have been in the position they were in, they are speaking up has been an incredible service for all neworkers and has been with extraordinary bravery because they are not wrong to be scared of cuomo's revenge. when i ran against andrew cuomo, just one sma

look, andrew cuomo is not known for going down without a fight. even in 2002 when he quit his first race for governor he dropped out of a primary a couple of days before it was happening. that was at the last minute when he still had alliances but he fought as long as he could and as hard as he could. i expect him to keep doing that here but he is facing a bad set of options. he is facing a really, really, as you noted, i said earlier, very damning report. a lot of people, not just in the state but around andrew cuomo, were very surprised by the specifics of that state trooper allegation. they specifically pointed to that in conversations with me as to twhae were really surprised by and what they thought was the starkest incident he was facing of impropriety, of bringing in this trooper who was not qualified to be on his detail just by her years of service and requesting that she be there. and so all of these facts i think add up to what you're seeing now, which is an impeachment investigation that is going to move quickly from what we understand

andrew cuomo 32020, very few political allies? still an ongoing investigation for the nursing home scandal. sexual harassment allegations from 11 women don't vanish. they are sticky. chuck todd has a comeback could happen. that sound you just heard, that's the great tim russert rolling over in his grave. you're not going to see andrew cuomo running and winning anything ever again. it can't happen given everything we just laid out. he could be charged criminally in bed the time this is all done. >> sean: janice, it's appropriate we give you the last word. i like what the governor said and joe said, he still lost your in-laws. what you went through this week sounds awful. my question is, what was your reaction at joe biden saying "hell of a job he did." that came out of nowhere to me. >> i thought it was a tape from last year when he was wanting cuomo to be his ag. i couldn't believe that it was from today. i would like president joe biden or jen psaki to give me a call and i will give them a rundown of all the things this governor

cuomo was hailed during the pandemic. >> andrew cuomo, of course my brother, thank you for coming back to the show. >> mom told me i had to. howie: the prime time host later apologized when the washington post revealed he was joining damage control calls with his brother and top officials. >> i understand why that was a problem for cnn. it will not happen again. it was a mistake because i put my colleagues here, who i believe are the best in the business, in a bad spot. we learned from the state attorney general's report that chris cuomo in february e-mailed a draft statement of denial to his brother's office, including such lines as i never intended to offend anyone and my interactions may have been insensitive or too personal which is what governor's statement wound up saying. joining us from connecticut, charlie gasparino. chris cuomo couldn't address this mess on his show under cnn's rules, very different from the show last year. do you think he should have posted something, issued a statement, since he is named in the ag's report? >> probably. he probably should have explained it.

is andrew cuomo running for governor? among many others. >> lawrence, do you know offhand or will this come up in the interview, i guess, if he decided to try to play kingmaker and shunt that $18 million over to some other candidacy that he then blessed. does he have the ability to do that? or would that count as -- or would that be treated as like a campaign donation, you are not allowed to move it between candidates? >> the place where he could move that much money is to the state democratic party. and i'm going to ask the chair if andrew cuomo should do that. he cannot move it to federal candidates because it's raised under different laws and regulations within the state of new york. they have high -- they have higher contribution limits. >> uh-huh. >> but he's got $18 million there that he raised on a -- on a premise that you could now say was either fraudulent or -- you know, you could -- he's not any longer capable of doing the job that he raised the money for. and to -- and so, the question what happens to that mon

andrew cuomo and mouriel cuomo as governor of new york. it was struck in "the new york times". they were ready to take over. that's from a pronunciation guide on the lieutenant governor. that so history was to blame. >> you mentioned the lieutenant governor. it's the right thing to do. and in the best interest of new yorkers. a as someone who served at all levels of government and next in line to succession, i am prepared to lead as new york state's 57th governor. she will lead in two weeks. in the middle of the covid pandemic. and the middle of an unpredictable economic recovery. it will be soon in new york, the early days of a new school year and the delta variant. the nation's most populous city trying to reopen itself and get back on its feet. an enormous challenge for this woman who today is the lieutenant governor, two weeks from today will be the governor of one of the count's most largest states. >> and she's going to have assemble a team too help her govern in the midst of all this. this is an enormous task. we all wish her well.

he is officially calling for andrew cuomo to resign in the wake of that report. here is that exchange with our kaitlan collins. >> first i'd like to start with the news of the day given back in march you said that if the investigation confirmed the allegations against governor cuomo, then he should resign. so will you now call on him to resign given the investigator said the 11 women were credible? >> i stand by that statement. >> are you now calling on him to resign? >> yes. >> and if he doesn't resign, do you believe he should be impeached and removed from office? >> let's take one thing at a time here. i think he should resign. i understand that the state legislature may decide to impeach. i don't know that for fact. i have not read all that data. >> and he's using a photo of you embracing him in his self-defense to say that these are commonplace kind of embraces that he made in the allegations against him. do you condone that? >> look, i'm not going to fly-speck this. i am sure there are some embraces that were totally innocent. but apparently the attorney ge

hi there, how serious is this for andrew cuomo? i hi there, how serious is this for andrew cuomo?_ hi there, how serious is this for andrew cuomo? i mean, it is really very surprising _ andrew cuomo? i mean, it is really very surprising to — andrew cuomo? i mean, it is really very surprising to hear _ andrew cuomo? i mean, it is really very surprising to hear such - andrew cuomo? i mean, it is really very surprising to hear such a - very surprising to hear such a strong statement coming from governor cuomo. i mean, most people, once the report came down, would've expected to hear that the governor was going to be resigning his position. but that is not the case — in fact, i would suggest is the exact opposite, that mr cuomo is first pushing back on some of the things that were reported in the investigation. even in that video statement, he went on to talk about some of the accusers and encountered some of the accusers and encountered some of the accusers and encountered some of their recollections of how things went and some of his actions. and further politically, i think it

you know andrew cuomo well, he advised him to resign. when was that speech you were listening to today? a campaign peach? >> i think was a farewell speech. i think he was looking to firm up his legacy, and remind voters of all the accomplishments he so proud of and the time he's been in office. i don't think it was a campaign speech. >> one of a saints, who's also leaving office a noble -- almost as much disgrace as the governor -- released a statement saying andrew cuomo quotes, has no interest in running for office again. that is nothing close to a statement that andrew cuomo about rogue fukushima are good. what about the scenario in which andrew cuomo runs has an independent music is $18 million. he could be the best funded gubernatorial candidate next time around, running against the democratic nominee who could be governor hopeful at the time or someone else. and a republican worth nominee andrew cuomo in the middle as the chair of the party, are you worried about that? >> certainly that wouldn't be a good scenario for the party. or

marrow cuomo different than andrew, but andrew cuomo for the legacy wants a fourth term. this report would seem to say no, sir. >> it isn't hard not to sexually harass people. it's actually really easy not to sexually harass women who are your subordinates. men who are your subordinates. it's not hard. if he wanted a fourth term, what happens he should have taken that into account. >> right. and i think that's going to be really important later today after the governor's press conference is what president biden and the white house say. we talked about this earlier in the show, but earlier this year when president biden was asked about the allegations, he said if they are confirmed, yes, he should go. does this rise to that level? i'm sure there will be a lot of questions about that. >> we know the president's preferred rutte on these things is to pick up the phone and do it quietly. the question is is that phone call happening? has it happened? will it happen? you're right. an important question for the president of the united states who is the leader of the democratic pa

those words game at governor andrew cuomo. they don't come from an unfriendly newspaper common, one of the 11 women accusing him of sexual harassment. no, those are from kathy hochul, his lieutenant governor. and they are not even the most damaging and problematic for cuomo tonight. not by a long shot. those could be found in the new york attorney general's damning 165-page report released today detailing a pattern of sexual harassment and intimidation by governor cuomo. new york's two senators kirsten gillibrand and chuck schumer called on cuomo to resign. so have the democratic members of new york's house delegation. so have key members of the new york assembly and state senate who are the power to remove him from office. so has the current new york city mayor and the man likely to be the next new york city mayor. so have, just moments ago, the democratic governors of rhode island, new jersey, pennsylvania and connecticut. so has house speaker nancy pelosi. and finally, late today, so did president biden. a long-time politic

andrew cuomo was seen as one _ been uglier. andrew cuomo was seen as one of _ been uglier. andrew cuomo was seen as one of the _ been uglier. andrew cuomo was seen as one of the nation's - seen as one of the nation's most popular governors after his handling of the covid pandemic and was praised for his public support of the me too movement. all the while, investigators say he abused the state's highest office and created a toxic workplace. with his exit, a woman will now leave new york, his deputy kathy hochul will become the first female governor in the state's history. the downfall of another powerful man in america shows the me too movement's enduring impact, but it also calls into question how much has really changed. max kutner is a journalist and political analyst in new york. he says the govenor�*s resignation, when it came, happened quickly. even just days ago, his office was releasing photos of him hugging and kissing people and saying, "this is just how i am and this is how i was raised," and so certainly a lot going from that to a resignation in one week. but

andrew cuomo has become a punching bag for the right in the united states. his handling of the corona virus while very popular on the east coast and in new york had come under criticism for his handling of nursing homes. in particular. he'd become a bit of a lightening rod nationally and locally because of that. and because of these allegations against them, of course, he is representing the democratic party, which is gone on the offensive when it comes to gender issues in the me to movement, claiming to carry the torch for that. this was very uncomfortable for many members of the party going forward and increasingly untenable that said, he certainly left himself open to future possibilities of running. he didn't discuss that directly, but again, did not admit that he had done anything illegal and certainly raised issue with the allegations that had been made against him. and the report that had been filed against him, calling it political. but in terms of dragging this out in state, government said that it didn't make sense. and at this point, it looked lik

andrew cuomo's not even getting to that election. so it is dramatic just in terms of the stories of its state and politics. this is somebody who had been described as a possible presidential candidate on a number of occasions. this was somebody who was floated briefly as a possible attorney general for the biden administration during the transition. so, she was seen as a democratic star, and certainly last year during covid and obviously his response has been pretty heavily criticized to the virus in the months since. but, at the time, he was getting a lot of kudos. so i think you are seeing this big shakeup in terms of the world of governors on the democratic side across the country and potential presidential candidacies. i will say i'm not certain that andrew cuomo thinks his political career is done. i think many people in the state think it is. i think it's very hard to see him comeback from him. but i think he thinks he could have a future. >> and to resign rather than get impeached and be removed from office also might make you

en la declaraciÓn de andrew cuomo asegurando que las denuncias son falsas. [hablan en inglÉs] borjas: segÚn las declaraciones, dio besos y abrazos que no fueron deseados. reportera: estamos afuera de la oficina del gobernador andrew cuomo en manhattan, hace cinco meses se defendiÓ de que estos toqueteos, era su manera de expresar afecto como su padre lo habÍa enseÑado. [hablan en inglÉs] reportera: tanto el alcalde, bill de blasio, ambos senadores demÓcratas han dicho incomunicados que le creen a estas mujeres y que creen que el gobernador no puede gobernar este estado. la pregunta se hace ahora de quiÉn serÁ el gobernador en caso de que se presente un impeachment. como actÚa una investigaciÓn civil, no hay cargos criminales a menos que las personas que lo han acusado quieran llevar esto a una corte criminal. el nuevo caso de una policÍa estatal que acusa al gobernador de haberla tocado, esa acusaciÓn si pudiera ser criminal. carolina: te agradecemos por esa informaciÓn en vivo desde nueva york. nos preguntamos quÉ sigue para el gobernador and

andrew cuomo will no longer be the governor of the state of new york. and at this point, it seems like the fallout from the new level of awareness respond by the me to hash tag campaign on social media is continuing with andrew cuomo, who has been governor of new york since 2011 being forced to resign. i kayla. thanks for that little bit earlier in the program, i spoke with a legal and media analyst, lionel. he says, quote, most resignation was only a matter of time. he perhaps gave one of the worst defences ever in the history of defences. i mean, it was a man who was completely divorced from reality. it's like nothing you've ever seen . you could not how possibly handled this worse, by the way, he has multiple criminal charges that are pending. this is a man who was responsible, so they say for 15000 elderly people meeting their maker rather early. because he moved coven patients into nursing homes. why you might ask some say, to avoid making it look like donald trump was helping this had to happen. and today, as we speak because of his inability to a

what are your thoughts today about both andrew cuomo and his relationship with cnn? >> oh, ben, i think that his relationship with cnn is incredibly interesting. that network does have a history with elevating men of the leftist persuasion be it scott israel or be it andrew cuomo. the fact that so far no one over at cnn has addressed the simple fact that his own brother, andrew cuomo's brother who has his cable news show there was apparently also unofficially writing and draftings his responses to all of the early accusations i was reading some of the emails on my radio program today that he had sent out. that's incredibly problematic. i also think it just goes to show you how invested in andrew cuomo not just the media but democrats were. remember, this was their golden boy. right? i know that joe biden called him the gold standard. but this is the guy the democrats were looking at for maybe 2024 for after biden. they were defending him at all cost. we started with the opening of cuomo sexual. marched this guy out. he had mugs. he had t-shirts. he was single and rea

andrew cuomo, the governor of new york is every bit the group he thought he was and more. talk like the mafia leader and he acts like one. 11 sexual harassment claims against him public today. you can

for the good of new york state andrew cuomo must reside. if he does not new york state is simply must begin impeachment proceedings. you know the inner workings of albany. and what inside baseball way can cuomo escape this? >> he can't. you saw the president of the united states, the speaker of the assembly, the senate majority leader plus senator schumer, speaker pelosi, democrats recognize the governor must go. so the question remains how? i think if he had any grace and dignity he would re-sign but based on his conduct it is clear he has little of that. we are going to be left as a body, as the assembly with the solemn duty to impeach him and the speaker must do so without delay. it is why i have encouraged from the beginning that the speaker bring articles of impeachment. we don't need the assembled judiciary committee to investigate this any further. the attorney general's office did a thorough job investigating this. 11 women have briefly come forward and share their stories. they were deemed credible by investigators but more so evid

cuomo. >> tonight, new york's governor andrew cuomo loses his sport of ally president joe biden. >> i think he is resign. >> reporter: this comes after the new york attorney general's office said he assaulted multiple women and violated several laws. >> governor andrew cuomo sexually harassed current and former new york state employees by engaging in unwelcome and non nonconsensual touching for women. >> reporter: they found the governor sexually harass 1d 1 women including a new york state trooper assigned to his protection. >> in an elevator, he ran his finger from her neck down her spine, and said, hey, you. another time, she was standing and holding the door open for the governor. he took his open hand and ran it across her stomach from her belly button to her hip. she told us she felt completely violated to have the governor touch her between her chest and privates. >> another aqume cusing described similar touching. >> in november 2020, the governor hugged assistant number one, and reached under her breast. there are several occasions where the governor grabbed her butt. >> th

andrew cuomo, the governor of new york is every bit the group he thought he was and more. talk like the mafia leader and he acts like one. 11 sexual harassment claims against him public today. you can watch jeffrey toobin of all people talk about how creepy governor cuomo is. this country has more to say. last summer as i covered pandemic raged throughout the united states people still created the new york at times begin to notice something strange happening at the paper. hundreds of articles appear to going back a decade suddenly vanished, disappeared. "the new york times" andd. considers itself very self-consciously a living historical record. they maintained meticulous searchable archives going back k to before world war i. yet last august a huge number of articles just disappeared. so what was in those articles? we know the answer because of his a handful of history readers preserve them. every member was a propaganda piece paid for by the chinese communist party. they all looked like ms. articles. the ou islands belong to china. that's a headline. p now why would "the

he will talk about andrew cuomo. he said in march if this report comes back, the investigation and shows the accusers were correct, cuomo should resign. wonder if he stays with that stance. that's "the story" tuesday august 3, 2021. as always, the story continues. see you back here at 3:00. "your world" right now. >> neil: all right. thanks, trace. we're monitoring the developments at the white house. the president was going to use this moment to talk about covid and some of the latest restrictions going on around the country right now and where he would be on this. all of a sudden then came the andrew cuomo allegations that he sexually harassed a number of women and a growing call by democrats that run the legislature there and the state assembly to say the better part of valor is for the governor to go. a lot for the president of the united states to get

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so yes, so andrew cuomo was that very, definitely hoist by his own petard now. but of course, i mean, the fact is that the, the, these, these allegations are quite plausible. he has not denied him, denied them. he does agreed to the interpretation. and at the very least, cuomo behaved like a poor, a bully, a sexist and a ledger. so therefore, he's, he, whether he's criminally guilty, or whether he is able, able or unable to carry off his duties as governor. i mean, the guy comes off in a very, very bad light. now allocations against equipment, we need to be sure and be clear that they are still allegations. they've not been trying to court of law, but he has still stepped down. do you think that there is the risk of the me to movement becoming politicized in some way? i mean como even said in his statement there that the attacks against him are political. was this had to job? well, one suspects it is. it's hard. it's. i have no evidence, no latisha, james, the attorney general who brought these who issued this report as a fiercely ambitious person. and we'll see

. >>> growing chorus of democrats including president biden calling on andrew cuomo to resign. will he step down? might he be impeached? >>> they pointed guns at protesters. now they're off the hook thanks to a pardon from missouri's republican governor. ♪ >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world, it is wednesday, august 4th. and for anyone that thought children were somehow immune from coronavirus or didn't get very sick from it, it seems time to think again. we begin this morning with an alarming new report about the rising number of covid cases in kids and teens. the american academy of pediatrics reports that nearly 72,000 children caught coronavirus last week, that's an 84% increase over the week before. and a five fold spike since the end of june. all the delta variant is on a collision course with the first day of school. >> nationwide hospitalizations are now topping 55,000, that is the highest number since february. it is a 27% jump from last week. president biden lashing out at republican governors who have banned businesses and unive

new york governor andrew cuomo has resigned. he was facing very likely impeachment and rather than the first governor impeached in nearly a century in the empire state he offered to step down. that will take effect in 14 days. the lieutenant governor will be taking over then, kathy hochul who said of the governor's actions, that they were repulsive and unlawful, types of behavior i do not want to see in my governor. she would replace him as the state's first female governor. charlie gasparino is joining us right now on the implications of all of this. boy, the swift, you know, fall from power and popularity. year ago at this time, charlie, he was a media rock star. now on the rocks period. it is a stunning fall from grace. what do you make of it? >> yeah. and a stunning end to you know, very, you know, up until now very good political career. i mean he was possibly heading to the white house this time last year. some people were talking about a draft cuomo movement to make him the vice president of underbiden. obviously that did

the calls are increasing tonight for the removal of new york democratic governor andrew cuomo. following yesterday's bombshell report by the state's attorney general. accusing him of sexually harassing 11 women. so far cuomo is refusing to resign. state lawmakers are moving forward with impeachment proceedings and criminal investigations are underway. we have got fox team coverage. howard kurtz on the media reaction to the allegations against one of their favorite politicians. we begin with correspondent bryan llenas in new york. hello, bryan. >> shannon, good evening. there are now reportedly enough votes in the new york state assembly and senate to impeach new york governor andrew cuomo if he chooses not to resign. this, as the new poll says nearly 60% of new yorkers believe the governor needs to go. [chanting] hey, hey, governor cuomo's got to go. >> tonight 70% of new york state lawmakers mostly democrats are calling on governor andrew cuomo to step down. >> he stands alone, the executive without a mandate with no partners and a distraction to the public and the public safe