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Seek publicity or gain i say they actually discredit the legitimate sexual harassment victims that the law was designed to protect. >> reporter: but there are new calls for cuomo to resign or be impeached including from president biden. >> are you now calling him to resign? >> yes. >> our thanks to rehema ellis for that report. governor cuomo has called attorney general's report biased the new york state assembly is ramping up its impeachment probe. speaker carl heastie released a statement, it is clear that the governor has lost the confidence and can no longer remain in office. a person fa...

The lawmaker leading the probe said he’s “very pleased with the progress so far.”

Pompeo, the former secretary of state and the u.s. government to cover almost $2 million in unpaid legal fees that he incurred where he says he incurred from the house impeachment probe. this is a reminder of his testimony and how consequential it was. >> was there a quid pro quo? the answer is, yes. everyone was in the loop. >> i mean, it was really a big deal what he said. it was not good for president trump and surprise, surprise, it then turns out that they're not going to foot the legal bill. do you see this lawsuit actually going anywhere? do they owe him this money? >> i don't think so....

The next election and their silence from people like house republican leader kevin mccarthy who doesn't want to engage and doesn't want to silence them. you know, you see where the party is moving and it's giving democrats a big platform to run, garet? >> we've got to leave it there. phil, leann, axel, thank you for joining us. >> footing the bill, why a former ambassador who testified in former president trump's first impeachment probe is now suing mike pompeo and the federal government. this is "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. snbc what happens when we welcome change? we can make eme...

Fruition because you have to go through the courts. so it's really a new era for politics because it's become so polarized and because also you have donald trump not abiding by any of these. >> also, there are questions. we just mentioned this here, the report, the questions about the u.s. secretary of state and what 2020 may mean for mike pompeo. the reports that suggest he may want to run for senate and the senate majority leader allegedly or reportedly, rather, pushing him to do so. it is leaving a great deal of uncertainty about what is next in that vital role, given that mr. trump and pom...