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Panorama has obtained a letter from greensill to mr cameron. it suggests david cameron pocketed $4.5 million, after cashing in greensill shares in 2019. before tax, including his salary and bonus, it looks like he made round $10 million, for two—and—a—half years part—time work. it was all about making money, and i think the danger is that cameron looks like he just saw the dollar signs. lobbying for green sill to be considered for the lending schemes. mr camerons spokesman said he acted ...

Emotional and making trying." the former aide to the governor previously known as executive assistant number one speaking out to cbs about her accusations of unwanted touching and groping by cuomo. >> he put his hand up my blouse and cupped my breast over my bra. i exactly remember looking down, seeing his hand, which is a large hand, thinking to myself, oh, my god. this is happening? it happened so quick, he didnt say anything. when i stopped it, he just pulled away, and walked away. >> the gov...

Accountability. if you try to overthrow the peaceful transition of power, you will be held accountable. and people in congress running interference, rather than protecting the integrity of u.s. institutions and u.s. democracy itself. thats incredibly dangerous. that sends a message that if they can get by with their voter suppression laws, outrage, and disinformation and get through this election and the next one, and reclaim the levers of power, then everyone will know, there is no accountabili...

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Took advantage of the power imbalance between them in the workplace. she spoke to cbs this morning and the albany times union newspaper. >> then they started to be hugs with kisses on the cheek. and then there was at one point a hug, and then when he went to go kiss me on the cheek hed quickly turn his head and he kissed me on the lips. >> what did you say? >> i didnt say anything. i didnt say anything. i didnt say anything this whole time. people dont understand that this is the governor of the...

Resignation of top aide melissa derosa, at his side during months of pandemic appearances, quitting under fire for aiding his cover-up of sexual harassment accusations, according to the investigation report. derosa says shes stepping aside after an emotionally and mentally trying two years. one of cuomos accusers describes her interactions with the governor to cbs. >> these were not hugs that he would give his mother or, you know, his brother. these were hugs with the intention of getting some p...

Turned his head and kissed me on the lips. >> the governor has not been charged with any crime at this time. he disputes the allegations and denies any wrongdoing. kathy park is following the latest developments. also joining usuzanne craig, "the new york times" investigative reporter and former albany bureau chief for "the new york times." shes covered andrew cuomo for years and years. and dan alonzo with us, former chief assistant district attorney for the manhattan da and also special counsel...

Imbalance between them in the workplace. she spoke to cbs "this morning" and the albany times newspaper. >> then there was hugs and kisses on the cheek. and then there was, at one point, a hug, and then he went to kiss me on the cheek, he quickly turned his head and kissed me on the lips. >> what did you say? >> i didnt say anything. i didnt say anything. i didnt say anything this whole time. people dont understand that this is the governor of the state of new york. there are troopers that are o...

Towards that more perfect union. >> as a father and a son myself both, i wanted to ask you mentioned in the book your fathers decision to leave the soviet union. you wrote that the more he rose in that system, the more he realized that the whole thing was a complex of quid quo proback room deal-making. your family came to the u.s. as refugees to escape that, but you found yourself witness to americas own version of quid quo pros. talk to me about how your family history informed your choice to b...

Both, i wanted to ask you mentioned in the book your fathers decision to leave the soviet union. you wrote that the more he rose in that system, the more he realized that the whole thing was a complex of quid quo pro back room deal-making. your family came to the u.s. as refugees to escape that, but you found yourself witness to americas own version of quid quo pros. talk to me about how your family history informed your choice to be a whistle-blower, how your fathers experience of truth telling...