Okay, so Jimmy, it hasn't even been a month and I feel like this story's changed.

Yeah, it seems like the situation here is changing, not just day by day, but hour by hour.

The last time I spoke with the Wall Street Journal's Jimmy Vial kind, we were talking about a

nursing homes candle that was threatening to upend New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's third

terminal office. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is denying that the number of coronavirus deaths

connected to nursing homes has been vastly under-recorded. The governor denies that he or his staff did

anything wrong here, but some who have lost loved ones, they disagree.

And behind this scandal were allegations of a toxic culture in New York State capital.

Critics say years of bullying by the governor and his staff coming home to roost.

This is federal prosecutors and the FBI now looking to see if the Cuomo administration's apparent

refusal for months to release accurate nursing home death data amounts to a crime.

But in the last few weeks, this scandal has kept growing. And now, the focus is on accusations

of sexual harassment. New at 6 o'clock, a former aide to Governor Cuomo accuses him of years of

sexual harassment. Lindsey Boylin worked for the Cuomo administration. A third woman now

accuses New York Governor Andrew Cuomo of harassment. Adding to the questions. New allegations

against New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, a seventh woman now coming forward accusing him of

inappropriate behavior. The governor continuing to say he will not step down.

What is March usually like in Albany? I mean, as a New Yorker, it's usually pretty busy in March,

right? It's sort of the high season of lobbying and debate around the New York State budget,

which is due on March 31. And to an extent, that's still happening.

But I imagine it looks pretty different this year. It's just kind of basically a subplot or a

side plot to the much larger questions about what's going to happen to Governor Andrew Cuomo.

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