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. ♪ look who's back with us, new york state assemblyman angelo santabarbara and deputy independent counselaul weisselberg albany county district attorney has a new york ag's report with the sexual harassment allegations againstor governor cuomo, he can bring criminal charges, do you expect that, he says any victim should contact his office with additional information, do you expect criminal charges, what do you think. >> i do not know enough about the workings of that particular office but i can tell you if there will be any criminal charges is going to be at the district attorney level, it's going to be at the state level there's nothing federal criminal here, that's really dangerous for governor cuomo and there will be an incredible amount of political pressure for that to happen. elizabeth: okay let's turn to you, the report alleges violated multiple state and federal laws including title vii of the civil rights act, now we have a new york is subleased saying they're trying to close the impeachment probe as fast as f they can, what's going on with impeachment. >> as far as i'm concerned

we have new york state assemblyman angelo santabarbara, former independent deputy counsel sol wise sendburggreat to have you on. first to you, sol, the albany county district attorney has the new york ag's report with the sexual harassment allegations against governor cuomo. he can bring criminal charges, do you expect that? he says any victim should contact his office with additional information. do you expect criminal charges, sol? what do you think? >> i don't know enough about the workings of that particular office but i can tell you if there are any criminal charges out of this it will be at the district attorney level, going to be at at state level there is nothing federal criminal here. that is where the danger is for governor cuomo. there will be an incredible amount of political pressure for that to happen. elizabeth: okay. let's turn to you, assemblyman santa barbara. the report alleges he violated pell state and federal laws including title vii of the civil rights act. we have the new york assembly speaker saying they're trying to close the impeachment probe now as fast as they c

two of those lawmakers, new york state assemblyman angelo santabarbara and jane cidisco join us now. . angelo, love to start with you, what is that constituency within the democrats in albany look like? how many democrats support moving forward with impeachment against governor cuomo? >> i say very few left do not support moving forward with impeachment. many of my colleagues were waiting for the attorney general's report to make a decision on this. there are colleagues like myself called for his resignation last year and followed up with impeachment calls. but some of my colleagues were on the fence but the ag's report it is very clear, there are, there was interviews on both sides. they interviewed the governor. they interviewed people that have come forward and it is clear, the governor has broken the law. he has broken the law even without the ag's report in my opinion by his own admission, his own words. he violated sexual harassment laws that he authored, that he championed, that he accused others calls for resignation of the other elected officials, so i think what we're seeing