sexual harassment

“No, there is no way I resign,” said Cuomo, who added that he deserves “due process” while the AG's probe continues.

“It was unintentional and I truly and deeply apologize for it. I feel awful about it, and frankly I am embarrassed by it.”

"It takes a lot of courage, a lot of guts, oftentimes therapy, and counseling and support around the individual to come forward.”

"The pattern of sexual harassment and predatory behavior by Governor Cuomo is unacceptable, and I believe the women coming forward."

One day after Cuomo offered his response to the charges, many elected officials, both Democrats and Republicans, said they don’t buy it

After one year of pandemic, over 38,000 New Yorkers have died of the virus so far and more than one and a half million were sickened.

"I never inappropriately touched anybody and I never propositioned anybody and I never intended to make anyone feel uncomfortable, but these are allegations that New Yorkers deserve answers to.”

The White House Press Secretary said President Biden has been briefed on the claims and supports an immediate investigation.

Cuomo, who is already under fire for withholding data that showed twice as many nursing home residents died of COVID-19 than was previously disclosed, denies both allegations.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo and his staff were in damage control mode Thursday as they faced two scandals