for to score political points. this is the democratic state attorney general almost all i would assume the victims who worked for him are democrats who agree with him ideologically. there is no politics here. he s just not going to resign. up to the state legislature to kick him out. steve: that s right. according to the new york times, the democrats in the assembly yesterday had about two and a half hour meeting, 50 or 60 of them spoke. not one person had a word of support for the governor. they were trying to figure out how quickly they can conclude their there their investigation for imeengetsd write up articles of impeachment. ainsley: well, that victim, charlotte, she said he says he was trying to help me, no. he was trying to sleep with me. it s 6:13 here on the east coast. coming up, a federal judge blocks texas governor greg abbott s effort to curb the border crisis. steve: breaking news on this
about the governor how in the middle of this investigation tried to intimidate the accusers as well as send his allies out to go after the witnesses as well. so, it s very pervasive, obviously in his office. ainsley: janice dean believes the intimidation accusation when she was going through the nursing home stuff with in-laws someone in her office sent her an email saying you better watch your back. lawrence: we saw this with alex kim as well when he was going through his uncle passed away in the nursing home and tried to put pressure on the governor to do something about it and he said, you know, i will destroy your career. this is a pattern of behavior not just shower. and touching but the nursing home scandal. steve: griff talked about that bizarre slide show, the governor s entire presentation was pretaped. they pretty much knew exactly.
she says she wants to cry. she deserves to cry a lot of americans crying along with her. she totally destroys this girl tough obviously be the best in the sport and she is. she is the best in the world. steve: she is indeed. from a great story to the story of yesterday and that was new york attorney general letitia james released 165 page report made it very clear governor cuomo violated federal and state law used his powerful position to sexually harass 11 women. ainsley: we got the announcement that he was going to have a press conference at 1:00. i was with my sister and we had to pick up my daughter at 1:30. i was saying oh my gosh we got to turn it on fox news on my app. on my phone. i want to hear. we listened to it while woe were driving. he played a lot of very strange videos of him kissing and hugging a lot of people.
and finally guys, he is the subject of two additional investigations including the u.s. attorney s office probe into the nursing home scandal. lawrence, steve, ainsley. steve: that s right. thank you very much, griff. also, albany county the district attorney there is looking into criminal charges. this is the cover of the new york post today, it s official cuomo is a creep. ainsley: what s interesting is cuomo was completely against shower. , obviously in the workplace but he tweeted about in 2013. he said there should be zero tolerance when it comes to shower. this behavior is not tolerated. i watched that interview with charlotte bennett. she is the accuser that griff was talking about. and she said he is trying to say mentoring me. i know the difference between mentorship and shower. she said i was sexually harassed. i wanted to step down, that would acknowledge what he did was wrong, if he doesn t, i want
to perform. george cleany, stuff like that. given the fact that the white house has been saying we all have to be smart about covid suddenly that looks like a super spreader event. so the white house was asked about this a couple of days ago and they said we have no problems problems with him doing it because he would follow all the rules. he realizes that maybe it was a tone deaf thing and so now they have significantly scaled it back he scaled back the number it was 500. lawrence: he got caught. ainsley: who else was invited other than family and friends? steve: well, staff, people who worked in the administration and stuff like that. i bet it s still a couple hundred people. ainsley: i m sure he is devastated. he wanted to have this big party a lot of money will be wasted if he signed contracts. steve: maybe he didn t watch the news does he know know about the