Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show Podcast.

Welcome again Clay Travis, Buck Sexton.

New York has come undone vaccine passports required. And right now, New York Governor Andrew

Cuomo responding to reports. New York Attorney General found that he sexually harassed 11 women.

We go live to New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and his press conference now.

Let me be clear, that never happened. She wants anonymity and I respect that. So I am limited,

but what I can say. But her lawyer has suggested that she will file a legal claim for damages.

That will be decided in a court of law. Trial by newspaper or biased reviews are not the way to

find the facts in this matter. I welcome the opportunity for a full and fair review before a judge

in a jury because this just did not happen. Other complainants raised against me questions

that have sought to unfairly characterize and weaponize everyday interactions that I've had

with any number of New Yorkers. The New York Times published a front page picture of me

touching a woman's face at a wedding and then kissing her on the cheek.

That is not front page news. I've been making the same gesture in public all my life.

I actually learned it from my mother and from my father. It is meant to convey warmth, nothing more.

Indeed, there are hundreds. If not thousands of photos of me using the exact same gesture.

I do it with everyone. Black and white, young and old, straight and LGBTQ, powerful people,

friends, strangers, people who I meet on the street. After the event, the woman told the press

that she took offense at the gesture. For that, I apologize. Another woman stated that I kissed

her on the forehead at our Christmas party and that I said, Chow Bella. Now, I don't remember doing

it, but I'm sure that I did. I do kiss people on the forehead. I do kiss people on the cheek.

I do kiss people on the hand. I do embrace people. I do hug people. Men and women.

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