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Slack.com slash DHQ. Embattled New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has broken his silence

on sexual misconduct allegations. He's still quiet about the thousands of senior citizens

that he killed and the subsequent cover-up and the federal investigation into it. But he

wants you to know that he is really, really sorry about maybe hugging staffers.

I certainly never, ever meant to offend anyone or hurt anyone or cause anyone any pain.

That is the last thing I would ever want to do.

I never wanted to cause anyone pain unless you were a senior citizen in which case I want

you dead. I want your family dead. I want your house burned to the ground. I want to

go there with the middle of the night. I want to piss in the ashes. I'm Andrew Cuomo.

This is the Michael Nose show.

Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment yesterday from Heaton James, who asks, has there

ever been a time in history when the people banning books were the good guys? The answer

to this question actually is yes, but you all ain't ready for that yet. But it is. Actually,

book banning, book burning has gone on for all of history. It's gone on. Bad guys have

done it. Good guys have done it. Christians in the Bible do it. The question is under what

circumstances, how extensive and what exactly is the kind of content that is being, you

could say, banned or burned or canceled? This is the same sort of issue that we've been talking

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