back, that was michael cohen. there weren t receipts. when you look at the situation with cuomo, that report is available. i hope people go read it. it makes my stomach churn. it s disgusting. there are messages, texts, pictures. just the situation of a nightmare we would think would cause this governor to say it s my time, i want to leave with dignity. but instead he s doubling down and flat out lying. these are credible accusers and i d be remiss if i didn t say i m so proud of these women. i ve been in the halls of congress and there are equal opportunity offenders on both sides of the aisle. i know what it s like to be in the company of powerful men and just want to just do your job and have unwanted advances and have to deal with those. this is serious. they re putting their lives on the line so i kmepd those women and commend letitia james doing her job, but line byline really calling this what it is. but at the end of the day
know, on his staff and the people that enabled him. that s it. it s atrocious, it s repulsive. and it s clearly not backing the blue, as they say that they, you know, do. and it s not loving america as they also claim to do and have done over and over again. it really makes my stomach churn. so many republicans, sandra, are taking their cues from the former president and just pretending that january 6 wasn t even a threat. check out this new audio of the former president talking about the insurrection with two washington post journalists. this was about four months after the attack. there was a lot of love. i ve heard that from everybody. many, many people have told me. that was a loving crowd. and, uh, you know, it was it was too bad. it was too bad that you know,
they also claim to do and have done over and over again. it really makes my stomach churn. listen, so many republicans, sandra, are taking their cues from the former president and just pretending that january 6th wasn t even a threat. check out this new audio of the former president talking about the insurrection with two washington post journalists. this was about four months after the attack. there was a lot of love. i ve heard that from everybody. many, many people have told me. that was a loving crowd. and, you know, it was it was too bad. it was too bad that got you know, that they did that. but my statement, they were ushered in by the police. in all fairness, the capitol police were ushering people in. the capitol police were very friendly. you know, they were hugging and kissing. you don t see that, but there s plenty of tape on that too. i don t know what tape he s
minneapolis-st. paul with amy klobuchar announcing her campaign when she was there with beto o rourke. a lot of people were going up saying is the border an emergency? do you think we re in the middle of an emergency or not? some people said yes but a lot more said that s not an emergency. an emergency is guns. an emergency is climate change. an emergency is the state of our schools. an emergency is health care in america. an emergency is the opioid crisis. a lot of people had a lot of things on their lists of what they thought in their lives and cities and communities were emergency, a lot of them, not all of them, a lot of them mentioned guns. this is the kind of thing when you think about this and think about what the president did today basically admitting what he was doing was a cheap, empty, meaningless political ploy, it makes your stomach churn. it really does. and if you look at the words that have been uttered, i
these women and it seemed like this was important for them to tell their story because they had never had a chance to confront the person who had abused them as young girls. what struck me, when you read the extraordinary reporting that your paper did, it literally makes your stomach churn. we just heard from the brave women, it makes your stomach churn, the idea this could happen, even in a pre-me too era, somebody that had taken girls, young girls, and recruited them in this way, it is unbelievable that they would not be in prison for life. how in the world did this happen? how did it happen. well, as you said, it was a pre-me too era.