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package. Okay. So, Andrew Cuomo continues to be under fire for basically being really

creepy and a weirdo. And if he did any of this stuff in the private sector, he would be fired

tomorrow. So the latest story to break about Andrew Cuomo.

Frankly, this is the least disturbing of the story. So we had a couple of stories already. One was from a person named Lindsay Boylan who worked with Cuomo. She suggests that basically he called her up to his office for the express purpose of trying to kiss her. And then he gave her an unwanted kiss. We've had people suggest that he has harassed them in the past, make lewd comments to them.

A 25-year-old woman came forward. and then he gave her an unwanted kiss. We've had people suggest that he has harassed them in the past, make lewd comments to them.

A 25-year-old woman came forward and said that while she was working for him, he asked questions about whether she had sex with older men and whether she had a tramp stamp and this kind of stuff. Okay, well, this particular story is the third in a line. This is from the New York Times. Anna Roach had never met Governor Andrew Cuomo before encountering him at a crowded New York City wedding reception in September 2019.

Her first impression was positive enough. The governor was working the room after toasting the newlywoods, and when he came upon Miss Roach, now 33, she thanked him for his kind words about her friends. But what happened next instantly unsettled her, Mr. Cuom put his hand on Ms. Roach's bare lower back, she said in an interview on Monday. When she removed his hand with her own, Ms. Ritch recalled, the governor remarked that she seemed aggressive and placed his hands on her cheeks. He asked if he could kiss her, loudly enough for a friend standing nearby to hear. Ms. Ritch was bewildered by the entreaty, she said, and pulled away as the governor drew closer. She said, I was so confused and shocked and embarrassed. I turned my head away and I didn't

have words in the moment. This account comes after two former aides accused Cuomo of sexual harassment

in the workplace, plunging his third term into turmoil as the governor's defenders and Cuomo

himself strained to explain his behavior. He put out a statement suggesting that this was

misinterpreted as an unwanted flirtation.

Since the extent anyone felt that way, I'm truly sorry about that.

Now, here's the weird thing.

All of this is caught on picture.

And first of all, for Andrew Cuomo, not a great picture.

So being lit, like, directly like Satan is a little bit on the nose, I feel like here.

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