to intimidate people in doing what he wants them to do, this story which i agree with you at first it doesn t seem that bad a brother helping another brother once it s described in full detail you understand it s part of a pattern and a practice. it s all of these little stories parts of what makes the report altogether seem so damaging, because they do all these pieces fit together to paint a portrait of a troubling situations, a really troubling way that a governor uses his position and a way that s troubling. rebecca roiphe, josefa velasquez and deanna paul, thank you very much for starting off our conversation, we really appreciate it. thank you. thank you. coming up, psychologist mary trump s first book was about diagnosing her uncle who was then president of the united states, her new book is about diagnosing the country that produced him and the 74 million people who still support him. mary trump joins us next. ry trump joins us next
and professor, when i first heard about, you know, chris cuomo s involvement with his brother, it just read to me as a brother advising a brother with a problem about how to handle it. there was an innocence to it. when i see it in the attorney general s report, it becomes something very, very different. especially when it involves the sharing of confidential information about these state employees with chris cuomo and with others outside of the government, and that feeling that it correctly gave to people in the cuomo administration that if you bring any kind of complaints like this, it s not going to be dealt with in any legal process. it s going to be dealt with by the friends of the governor who do not work here. right. i mean, you know, i think that, again, just as deanna paul is saying, there is a consistency
i am not confused. it is not confusing it. i am living in reality and it s sad to see that he is not. and at one point he said he was trying to help you work through a difficult time. did that seem like that was his intention? no. his intention was trying to sleep with me. today the attorney general s investigators said this about the possibility of criminal charges against the governor. i will state that it s our understanding that for the young woman whose breast was groped, that the al bap any police department has a report about that. as for anything else the attorney general stated all the information is fully documented in the report and any prosecutors or police departments can look at the evidence and determine if they want to take further action. leading off the discussion, rebecca, a professor of law at new york law school, a former prosecutor in the manhattan district attorney s office. deanna paul, staff writer with the wall street journal