how cuomo had to go. both of them lost loved ones. mr. kim lost his uncle. janice dean lost her in-laws. here they re half an hour ago on this program talking about watching cuomo go. not only the nursing homes. not only sexual assault, shower. , he abused his power to give covid family tests to his buddies, his family and friends while nursing homes could not get them. all sorts of other corruption and i think criminal acts u.s. army captain nurse willing home in that moment when drew, tried to get me to law, that is the moment he crossed from being a regular bully in a playground to an abusive man who is willing to abuse his power to get what he wants. brian: i love what the new york post editorial board said about
brian: janice dean lost both of her in-laws michael and dee to covid-19 in new york nursing home facilities and one of the most outspoken voices trying to hold the soon-to-be former governor accountable. ainsley: ron kim lost his uncle to covid-19 in a nursing home as well and they both join us now. good morning to both of you. good morning. good morning. ainsley: janice, i will start with you. what was your reaction yesterday? i m emotional because it s first time i m seeing assemblyman ron kim who has become close to me and my family the last couple of weeks and so grateful, grateful, grateful to him and his outspokeness. his job was tough, you know, as an assemblyman democratic party and had governor cuomo calling him and screaming at him. i m so grateful for you, ron kim. steve: ron, we appreciate you coming on over the last number