listen to him, every day, on sirius xm satellite radio, as well. love that. you have yourself a good weekend. i ll see you soon. you, too. thank you, don. thank you. this is don lemon tonight and it is another night of fast-moving developments on multiple, big stories. we are going to catch up on everything that is happening. we will catch you up on everything that is happening. first up, new york s governor making it clear today he is not going without a fight. facing an impeachment investigation and multiple calls from top democrats to resign. the legal team for governor andrew cuomo attacking the state attorney general s bombshell report on sexual-harassment allegations by 11 women. just hours after one of them, a current staffer, known in the report as executive assistant number one, filed a criminal complaint against him. the attorney general s report included this selfie of her with the governor. her image, blurred, to protect her identity. the governor s la
reid. we begin with the shocking new examples of how this country narrowly escaped a coup at the hands of its former president. last week we learned that trump pressured its acting attorney general, jeffrey rosen, and rosen s deputy, to simply declare with no evidence that the entire 2020 election was, quote, corrupt. thankfully they refused, even though trump had threatened their jobs. now politico is reporting that rosen s deputy and another doj official were prepared to resign effective immediately if trump had in fact fired rosen as was feared. most stunning, however, is that the resignation letter that they prepared accuses trump of trying to, quote, utilize the department of justice s law enforcement powers for improper ends. but wait, there s more. another damning story reveals that acting attorney general rosen also faced pressure from inside the department of justice. abc news reports that in late december trump loyalist jeffrey clark, who then served as the acting h
sandra: a big show indeed, and that s where we begin at this hour. john wolf did not refer current governor cuomo for criminal prosecution but could charges still be on the table? hello, everyone. and welcome, i m sandra smith in new york. john: i m john roberts. the district attorney in albany launching a criminal investigation into the governor s action and now it moves to the justice department and whether the president biden s doj will launch a federal civil rights probe into governor cuomo. he has said he will support a prosecution if allegations are proven to be confirmed. sandra: governor cuomo has come out and defiance of all of it, refusing to resign, but at least one of his accusers are calling for action. we have a report, we have the facts. the governor broke federal and state law when he sexually harassed me and current and former staffers and if he s not willing to step down then we have a responsibility to act. john: fox team coverage to kick us off t
andrew cuomo sexually harassed multiple women and in doing so violated federal and state law. specifically, the investigation found that governor andrew cuomo sexually harassed current and former new york state employees by engaging in unwelcome and non-consensual touching and making numerous offensive comments of a suggestive and sexual nature that created a hostile work environment for women. the investigation released today by the new york attorney general s office documents allegations against governor cuomo by 11 women. the investigators interviewed 179 witnesses and collected tens of thousands of pieces of evidence to corroborate the allegations. those investigators describe their findings at today s press conference. on november 16th, 2020, in the executive mansion, the governor hugged executive assistant number one and reached under her blouse to grab her breast. the governor also several times inappropriately touched a state trooper assigned to the unit to protec
still on, but increasingly about doing anything like we used to be able to do, say, in the last couple weeks in city after city, state after state where restrictions are coming fast and furious. we have jackie deangelis talking about the big job impact of this and also susan li on how some companies are feeling the pressure from this and higher prices that they re trying to pass along to you, but night not be succeeding for long. i want to begin with you, jacqui on this employment report that has people wondering, wait a minute. whats going on? before i get there, i want to talk about the covid cases. that s how we ll get to how the numbers impact the market. covid cases rising because of the delta variant. states and cities are handling this surge differently this time around. so in florida, governor ron desantis said he s not going to shut things down or impose a mask mandate. he believes the surge of cases is a seasonal outbreak. also adding that lockdowns have failed ti