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The attorney generals excellent, thorough and really well-done report. >> when it comes to the impeachment process, we know monday is a key day, but this is going to take some time. how does this process work? how will it play out in the coming weeks? how do you want it to play out? >> i think the most important thing our viewers need to know is in albany, unlike washington, impeachment means the temporary removal of the governor. the governor would not be the governor during any trial. i think ...

They retaliated, and they did things as if there were no consequences for their actions, which now they are starting to realize that the governor has no friends, no one backing him up now. he is literally on an island. so when i look at the whole experience, i look at the fact that what happened in that office that i witnessed, and lets be clear, i didnt -- i was not sexually harassed, i didnt see it. but everything else allowed for this kind of environment to fester and needs to be called out a...

Congressional delegation, assembly, polling numbers have plummeted. im not sure how you can really dig your way out of this. this is pretty much andrew cuomo standing on one, andrew cuomo. my belief is that he should resign but seeing what we see now, not very likely that he will. its pretty much on par for character. we will absolutely move forward with impeachment process many times. we are giving him deadline. hes basically calling us out on it and we will have to move forward with the eviden...

Even cover the news? you cant talk about -- obviously you can talk about the retirement homes are the nursing homes. >> this guy is utterly shameless. he thinks that he is the governor. theres no 11 also could have the job. hes not going to step down, hes gonna force them to try to pull in through the impeachment process which will take 60-90 days. by that point, we will be deeper into covid, maybe well have the vaccine passports and the rest of it. he had a smooch montage video as part of his d...

With the impeachment process. >> two more quick questions i have. you have a colleague who has said to meal, pat fahey who said to me, they need to narrow this investigation to expedite the process. do you agree with that? >> no, i dont. >> why? >> because im hearing from my constituents who say, fine, we get the report from the ags office on the sexual harassment and thats -- thats horrendous. however, were still talking about the nursing homes, the potential underreporting of the nursing home ...

Rebecca, we showed a moment ago the immense pressure that the governor is facing now. we showed a bunch of headlines from new york papers, for example, from the network of "usa today" papers basically saying youve got to step down. time for andrew cuomo to resign. he has made extraordinarily clear, as you heard charlotte, for example, allude to in the interview with kate, he is not going to do that. what are the next steps here? where does this go at this point? i know you laid out the next mayb...

Talking about this culture that was created. this toxic work environment for so many women in the executive chamber. >> yeah. and attempts at retaliation when this was raised. thats another part of this. david, just your reaction. of course, im going to go back to paul on kind of legal impacts and fallout from this, but this is devastating. whats your reaction? >> it is. i mean, the report itself is obviously damning. this is definitely one of andrew cuomos lowest days in public life. but i thin...

Trying to come out of the pandemic and do the right thing and step down. thats what he needs to do. but in the absence of that, i do hope that the assembly will take up the impeachment process, where that goes i do not not know but if governor cuomo is not going to act, he needs to be held accountable and it seems to me that the assembly, his legislatures, leg sislatures a the ones to do it. >> thank you congressman rice. appreciate your time. next, the desperate mother you met last night worr...

But the american public did. for that, for that corruption, for the ineffective management of a pandemic that resulted in some 600,000 deaths, for an economic catastrophe, the american public held the president accountable. i think thats an example of here right mattering. >> theres a lot of stuff in this book about what happened in the room and in the impeachment process. also a lot of stuff about you and how you were formed and history. our guest is retired army lieutenant colonel alexander vi...

Committee. lets get to china in a moment. but first, i have to ask you about we learned the five republicans house minority leader kevin mccarthy has chosen. three of them voted not to certify the election results. that is alarming. and one of them, of course, is jim jordan, who we know was a lightening rod during the impeachment process. do you expect house speaker thanty pelosi to put her foot down here and veto those choices? >> well, jim, i think the american people, the folks who serve here...