emily: kayleigh, here is what new york investigator and clark said just moments ago. on the vendor on november 16th, 2020, in the executive mansion, the executive assistant number one reached under her blouse to grab her breast. this is a culmination of inappropriate conduct, including intimate hugs where the governor held her so closely that her breasts were pressed against his body and ran his hands up and down her back while he did so. there were several occasions on which the governor grabbed her butt. executive assistant number one vowed she would take these violations to the grave. she was terrified that if she spoke out, she would lose her job. she broke down in front of colleagues she heard the governor on march 3rd, 2021, in his press conference, claimed that he had never touched anyone
public service ended because the governor was bored and lonely. this is a classic example of a man who is drunk on power, who abused his position. take a walk down memory lane. you had abc news reporting on the fact that there is a groundswell of cuomo 42020, running for president, usa today saying this is america s governor, a profile in forbes talking about how compassionate he was, a study sy leader in covid. what was going on was appalling, the sexual assault allegations, nursing home scandal, book scandal, the testing for his family. this man was a monster! an absolute monster. the right thing to do is step down. i don t think he will do so. he will follow the playbook and ride it out, but it s no doubt the right thing to do, stepping down.
democrat lawmakers come out like senator gillibrand did. kayleigh: julie, do you think they will? i think they will, but leo made a point that the democrats have no choice, will they pursue and continue to put the pressure on the governor or will they fall silent after they have made their points known, and that will be the most telling example, it s all on the new york state assembly, those democrats have to do the right thing. emily: carly, quick final thoughts. i want to bring up in 2019 governor cuomo signed antisexual holding employers accountable for sexual harassment. apparently that did not happen in his own office because of this intimidation tactic that he was using come of this environment of intimidation, but he is starting to be held accountable today. emily: that s exactly right. i think everything we have heard
aspirations by attorney general letitia james, or that june kim has investigated him in the past. he may take a strategy that this is a witch hunt and also, as janice dean pointed out, that all eyes are now on the impeachment inquiries, and some people had said that there s a lot of lawmakers in albany that although he has faced backlash, there s a faction of that have his back. some people feel they are dragging their feet on this impeachment inquiry. we will have to see if this attorney general report changes that. a recent poll found that he wants to run for governor again, and recent poll found that 60% of voters would rather see him resign or not run for office. his political future is in question. it s one thing if he s going to face criminal charges from local jurisdiction, but as of now, it s hard to believe, if you