natalie bennett has also made it clear. he won't allow for an independent palestine, but he had a message of cooperation as he left for washington. i don't want to go because there is a new government in the united states and a new government in israel. and i bring with me from jerusalem, a new spirit of cooperation and this race on a special and long standing relationship between the 2 countries. i'm up, let's take a closer look at the israel's new prime minister, the 49 year old enough tale. bennett is the son of jewish immigrants to the us who made millions in the tech industry. he began his political korea in 2006 and served as a senior aide to benjamin netanyahu before becoming defense minister, among other roles in that tenure whose coalition governments bennett is part of israel's ultra right wing politics. but he is leading a coalition of different parties including leftists and israeli palestinians, but under a special deal his main coalition partner yale leopard, will replace bennett as prime minister by august 20

sally bennett says he wants to improve strain ties for what challenges will he face? can the to allies agree on the many issues facing the mill? this is inside school. ah. hello, welcome to the program on hasn't seen israel's former prime minister. benjamin netanyahu had a difficult relationship with democratic us leaders. barack obama and joe biden, many saw him as a strong supporter, a republican president, particularly donald trump, his success enough tale bennett is in washington, hoping to men ties on his 1st official trip abroad since taking office biden and bennett, don't see eye to eye on a number of regional issues at the top of that list is the 2015 iran nuclear deal. biden has been holding indirect talks with tariff to revive the agreement, while israel has been strongly against him. natalie bennett has also made it clear he won't allow for an independent palestine, but he had a message of cooperation as he left for washington. i don't want to compel bell because there is a new government in the united states and a new government in israel. and i bring with

but biden and bennett don't see eye to eye on a number of regional issues.e top of that list is the 2015 iran nuclear deal. biden has been holding indirect talks with tehran to revive the agreement, while israel has been strongly against it. naftali bennett has also made it clear, he won't allow for an independent palestine. but he had a message of cooperation, as he left for washington. >> there is a new government in the united states, and a new government in israel. and i bring with me from jerusalem a new spirit of cooperation, and this is based on a special and longstanding relationship between the two countries. hazem: let's take a closer look at israel's new prime minister. 49-year-old naftali bennett is the son of jewish immigrants to the u.s., who made millions in the tech industry. he began his political career in 2006 and served as a senior aide to benjamin netanyahu, before becoming defense minister, among other roles, in netanyahu's coalition government. bennett is part of israel's ultra right wing politics, but he is leading a coalition of diff

bennett wrote. difficult, if not impossible, for complainants to report the harassment from which they were suffering, particularly when the harasser was the governor of the state of new york. but one by one, one courageous woman after another stepped forward. they stepped forward to say, “enough is enough.” they came forward in our investigation to tell us about their experiences, the harassment they suffered at the hands of the governor. in our report, we've used their words, and their words, so long silenced, speak loudly for themselves. these brave women stepped forward to speak truth to power, and in doing so, they expressed faith in the belief that although the governor may be powerful, the truth is even more so. this is what lies at the heart of our investigation and the findings in our report. ag james: we will now take questions, and the questioning will be directed by delaney kempner. ms. kempner: hold on, hold on. please say your name and your outlet. marcia kramer: marcia kramer from cbs

let's bring in catherine bennett. she's the chair in epidemiology at the institute for health transformation and taking university. she joins us on skype via from melvin. hello, catherine, thanks for joining us for so long. strongly and new zealand we're able to contain the virus. so what's going wrong? well as stouter, that's the bottom line we were relying on not just keeping board is closed, but also tracking down any cases that did get into the community and causing that breaks down as quickly as we could. now, how to keep those at the border? that's just more transmission occurring because of that high level of infectiousness. and now when it's in the community, our normal test trace and isolate responses can't keep up with the virus because people can be infectious within 3048 hours, but even 30 hours of their 1st exposure. so that means you know what, methods no longer work way. now just trying to get the nation right up. so we can get out of lockdown, which they now had to bring in, in order to try and keep th

since bennett took off is the u. s. department has made statements against house demolition and illegal jewish settlement expansions in the occupied palestinian territory. which bennett has been an advocate of since his entry in political life. a kid place these a good steps but not enough. it's lip service. barden should say the only solution is to end the occupation because the image of israel today in the world is one of apartheid ethnic cleansing and racism. it's very uncomfortable for the us to be associated with that. yeah, opinions are changing into us when it comes to israel. ben is visit, comes and progressive within the democratic party. are pushing to recalibrate the relationship between the 2 countries called for conditioning military, a to israel, and open criticism have moved from the fringe to the floors of congress. with that in mind, bennett stuff is challenge is to convince the american public that he is the face of a government which is inclusive in more than just to name that how many edges either

she specifically referenced charlotte bennett.she detailed what she experienced, the conversations she experienced with the governor where she talked about how he asked her about her experience as a survivor of sexual assault and asked her about the details of that experience. talked to her about how he was lonely. how he would like a girlfriend. talked specifically about the age of a woman he would feel comfortable being with, saying that was about 22. she was 25 at the time. ann clark just saying it was almost as if she was taking not just notes but in realtime talking and texting about her conversations with the governor. why that made her feel uncomfortable. what she felt was inappropriate in the texts in the conversations. she brought it to the chief of staff, and that what she had told the media really was backed up by all of these other reports. so the detail not only of these allegations, but, again, kate, of the support that they found in terms of that evidence. i mean, that really, too, is what they were pointing to, tal

bennett wrote. the culture, this culture made it all the more difficult, if not impossible, for complainants to report the harassment from which they were suffering particularly when the harasser was the governor of the state of new york. but one-by-one, one courageous woman after another stepped forward. they stepped forward to say enough is enough. they came forward in our investigation to tell us about their experiences, the harassment they suffered at the hands of the governor. in our report, we've used their words and their words so long silenced, speak loudly for themselves. these brave women stepped forward to speak truth to power. and in doing so, they expressed faith in the belief that although the governor may be powerful, the truth is even more so. this is what lies at the heart of our investigation and the findings in our report. >> we will now take questions and the questioning will be directed by delaney. >> please say your name and outlet. >> i wonder if you can tell me if the governo

laura, by the man, the odyssey ra, is ready, prime minister of tale. bennett is in washington for his 1st official visit abroad . he's already met the secretaries of state and defense top of but it's agenda is stopping us efforts to restore nuclear deal with iran. and he's expected to meet president joe biden later on thursday. or abdul, hamid reports north west jerusalem or what to expect from the visit. he was once a us citizen, son of immigrants who settled on the west coast. now, enough tally bennett is going to the white house as prime minister of israel, a key ally of the united states, but whose relations with democrats in the us was somewhat fraught during the premiership of his predecessor benjamin netanyahu. it's been very clear from the beginning that the goals of both naphtali bennett and foreign ministry, iowa paid, were to rebuild the bi partisan nature of the relationship that they thought was lacking during the 12 years under. net anyhow, who really focused on the republican party. also the top of the agenda is iran, israel, opposing efforts made by the, by the adminis

but governor cuomo has tremendous respect for charlotte bennett.knows, because of what happened to his very, very close family member who is about the same age as charlotte -- >> okay. >> -- and he never would have done anything to have her ever believe he had a romantic interest in her. >> i want to be clear, and i let you talk there, and charlotte bennett's lawyer did release a statement yesterday saying that the report speaks for itself and how she felt. so as we go through these allegations and what these women have said, there are varied accounts and different levels of seriousness with this alleged behavior. but why should people listen to you, the governor's lawyer, over these 11 accusers? the report states the governor's denials lacked credibility, persuasiveness and details compared to the accusers' accounts that investigators say were corroborated with other witnesses and contemporaneous notes of the alleged encounters. why should people listen to you? >> how is executive assistant 1's account corroborated? >> it's corroborated because sh

bennett wrote. the culture, this culture made it all the more difficult if not impossible for complainants to report the harassment for which they were suffering, particularly when the harasser was the governor of the state of new york. one courageous woman after another stepped forward, stepped forward to say enough is enough. they came forward in our investigation to tell us about their experiences, the harassment they suffered at the hands of the governor. in our report, we used their words, and their words, so long silenced, speak loudly for themselves. these brave women stepped forward to speak truth to power, and in doing so they expressed faith in the belief that although the governor may be powerful, the truth is even more so. this is what lies at the heart of our investigation and the findings in our report. >> we will now take questions and the questioning will be directed by dulaney kempnor. >> say your name and out let. >> will you be making any recommendations to prosecutors so he will

remember, bennett once said that i've killed many abs and there's nothing wrong with that. this is the same sort of f know, so premise is administration or regime that exists, it just a few months ago where method, yahoo was in charge. there is no fundamental difference between the 2. a constant the carry out policies of apartheid across palestine. they killed children almost on a daily basis. there is no accountability, the bomb, syria, they bomb, they, they bomb many iranian tankers. they claim that they've hit many tankers owned by the iranians, which were passing through to syria to provide fuel for, for ordinary syrians. but no one in the united states ever condemned that no one in the european union condemned that they never condemned israelis when they violate beneath the aerospace and bomb syria and kill syrian. so, you know, when there is no accountability, the regime, whether it's net in yahoo or anyone else is going to behave when it with impunity, it will make accusations and simultaneously or carry out the sort of atrocities that i've been talking about. i want

cuomo specifically addressing two of his accusers, including bennett. >> i have heard charlotte and herand what they are saying. but they read into comments that i made and draw inferences that i never meant. charlotte, i want you to know that i am truly and deeply sorry. >> reporter: just tonight, bennett responding telling cbs evening news anchor cora owe dun that -- >> he sexually harassed me. i am not confused. it is not confusing. i am living in reality. it's sad to see that he's not. >> reporter: while the a.g.'s findings do not come with charge, the albany county district attorney has requested their material and for more women to come forward. the state assembly that could impeach him has launched an examination. >> what new york attorney general laticia james said was this report was the end of the line for her office. but that the women involved could file civil lawsuits against the governor or ask for prosecutors in the state to file criminal charges where appropriate. >> reporter: and for the women at the heart of this investigation, perhaps today signals a sea change and a

and perhaps bennett might want to plug into that argument as well. well, given that bennett one, what was it? only 6 percent of the vote. does he have the political backing for this visit to even have much weight? or is this much more about symbolism? where is that special relationship? now that's the thing i think one of the main ambitions, one of the main goals for bennett and for his coalition partner year look period is to re establish relationship with the democrats, which were afraid under benjamin netanyahu. because the openly confronted them and he, he, he annoyed them with his confrontational tactics and so that's the, that's the main thing. i think preventative to show that even though there are differences, there are differences on the israeli palestinian issue. there are differences on iran. we can work through those and it's kind of an opportune time because in both instances nothing's going on. and israeli, palestinian, nothing's going on in iran until perhaps next month. it's next month. so it's, it's easy to come in and say, hey, we h

that is just not who i am. >> reporter: charlotte bennett was a former aide. last year, as the governor and bennett discussed her experience as a sexual assault survivor, cuomo kept repeating, "you were raped. you were raped and abused and assaulted," making her feel as if he was testing her. >> i have heard charlotte and her lawyer, and i understand what they are saying. but they read into comments that i made and draw inferences that i never meant. >> reporter: now the political pressure on cuomo is building. >> if he doesn't resign, do you believe he should be impeached and removed from office? >> let's take one thing at a time here. i think he should resign. >> reporter: and he's using a photo of you embracing him in his self-defense to say that these are commonplace kind of embraces that he made and the allegations against him. do you condone that? >> i'm sure there are some embraces that were totally innocent, but, apparently, the attorney general decided there were things that weren't. >> reporter: and tonight, the entire new york congressional delegati

. >>> and the news on the legendary singer tony bennett. at the age of 95 what his family has revealed. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us here as we near the end of another week together. we have several developing stories. u.s. troops arriving in kabul. and the deadly school shooting here at home that authorities have just revealed. >>> but we will begin tonight with the coronavirus and the key decision that will affect millions of americans. the cdc director signing off on a third dose of the pfizer and moderna vaccine to protect millions of immunocompromised americans. dr. walensky calling it an important step. she did address the question many have, will we soon see this for the general population? and tonight the worsening situation in several states. more than 80,000 patients hospitalized in the u.s. now. louisiana reporting its highest number of hospitalizations since the start of the pandemic. and tonight, the alarming new headline out of dallas. they have now run out of icu beds for children. and with the school year

what exactly is charlotte bennett saying?y, but she feels vindicated and it was validating. she also weighed in on what the governor had to say. >> he's trying to justify himself by making me out to be someone who can't tell the difference between sexual harassment and mentorship. we have a report. we have the facts. the governor broke federal and state law when he sexually harassed me and current and former staffers, and if he's not willing to step down, then we have a responsibility to act and impeach him. he sexually harassed me. i am not confused. it is not confusing. i am living in reality, and it's sad to see that he's not. >> at one point he said that he was trying to help you work through a difficult time. did that seem like that was his intention? >> no. his intention was trying to sleep with me. >> charlotte bennett also went on to say she talked about the video, the taped statement the governor put out today. she called it in her words a propaganda video. in her estimation, he was only doing it, wolf, to protect he

and at the head, prime minister natalie bennett is a nationalist. he has vowed to not put a advancing a piece process on his agenda. he opposed this is a formation of a palestinian state. and he says instead with his coalition being so fragile and diverse, but instead she's going to focus on the economy and security. so giving the palestinian authority money and trying to strengthen it obviously serves israel's best interest . bennett has said been very critical of what was happening under his predecessor, he said, nuts and yahoo week and the palestinian authority by allowing cash into the gaza strip and refusing to engage with members of the palestinian authority. now from the palestinian perspective, it is facing a real crisis of confidence, confidence among the public. it's disapproval rating is the lowest. it's been since the inception of the palestinian authority. there are concerns among the public and there are massive protests are not massive, but there have been chronic protests for several months. people are very concerned about what they

. >>> and news on the legendary singer tony bennett. at the age of 95, what his family has revealed. >evenin here. we have several developing stories. u.s. troops arriving in kabul. and the deadly school shooting here at home. but we will begin with the coronavirus and the key decision that will affect millions of vaccinated americans. the cdc director signing off on a third doze of the pfizer or moderna vaccines to protect millions of immunocompromised people from the delta variant. calling it an important step to help protect millions with weakened immune system. tonight, the worsening situation in several states. more than 80,000 patients hospitalized in the u.s. now. louisiana reporting its highest number of hospitalizations since the start of the pandemic. and tonight, the alarming headline out of dallas, they've run out of icu beds for children. and with the school year starting, more than 10,000 students and teachers are quarantined. chicago among the major cities requiring teachers and staff to be vaccinated. our team with ems w

bennett.ve commissioner chow? >> yes, thank you, dr. bennett, and i think i really appreciate the clear presentation that you've made, and -- so this helps with racial equity. when do we get to discussion asian american events? i know you talked about african american events, but is there a section that's going to talk about how we're handling -- that's kind of my mantra here. where are the health disparities? >> so there are a few things i think you should hear about it. first, everyone should be doing equity, so hopefully, the he can -- the equity tool will help them. so primary care has an entire dashboard. everyone needs to develop something in their toolkit that tells them whether they're dealing with equity. the other way is we are finalizing -- there's been a lot of back and forth around the equity dashboard for the department, so we're getting it down to ten measures as the constant ones, and i think what we're going to do is have population measures, probably hospital based and a few

we know from some of our own reporting naftali bennett will be talking about iran and where the united states stands on iran. this puts the president in a precarious position considering security concerns he has on the ground in afghanistan and what he may need from iran in the coming future. >> reporter: absolutely. what you'll see at the white house is an attempt by president biden and prime minister bennett to reset the relationship after these deep strains that existed particularly between the democratic party and the former israeli government led by former prime minister netanyahu over the last few years. you'll see a lot of smiles and talk about cooperation between the u.s. and a new era of close security work together but behind that is thrift over the iran deal with israeli prime minister bennett very much objecting to the u.s. rejoining the iran deal that president biden wants to get back to and frankly, deep disagreements about the israeli/palestinian conflict with bennett opposed to palestinian statehood on his watch. that is the biden administration policy of trying to expl

another accuser, charlotte bennett. >> we should impeach the governor. >> reporter: bennett was cuomo's assistant. in a clip released by the attorney general's office, cuomo banters with her over the phone and briefly sings to her. ♪ do you love me, do you really love me, do you care ♪ >> reporter: bennett told nbc's kate snow cuomo would go further. >> he started asking questions about, you know, my sex life. >> reporter: what did you think his intent was? >> he said he was looking for a girlfriend. he was propositions me for sex. >> reporter: in that prerecorded statement tuesday, cuomo forcibly denied all of the allegations, including bennett. >> i have heard charlotte and her lawyer. simply put, they heard things that i just didn't say. >> reporter: he argues the investigation was politically biased, even though his own office called for it. in your view, is there any way he avoids impeachment? >> no, i don't believe he does. >> reporter: andrea stewart cousins is the top democrat in the state senate. >> there are 11 credible women who have come forward courageously, told their stor

bennett. we have commissioner chow? >> yes, thank you, dr. bennett, and i think i really appreciate the clear presentation that you've made, and -- so this helps with racial equity. when do we get to discussion asian american events? i know you talked about african american events, but is there a section that's going to talk about how we're handling -- that's kind of my mantra here. where are the health disparities? >> so there are a few things i think you should hear about it. first, everyone should be doing equity, so hopefully, the he can -- the equity tool will help them. so primary care has an entire dashboard. everyone needs to develop something in their toolkit that tells them whether they're dealing with equity. the other way is we are finalizing -- there's been a lot of back and forth around the equity dashboard for the department, so we're getting it down to ten measures as the constant ones, and i think what we're going to do is have population measures, probably hospital based and

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charlotte bennett, first told her story to the new york times in february. she then did an extensive interview with cbs news. she was very clear when she told her story. in her words, she said she felt the governor was grooming her. he talked about why he asked her about her history. she's a sexual assault survivor. she said she found the questions uncomfortable. he was asking detailed questions in the taped statement we saw. he was saying that was because maybe he had gone a little bit too far, but because there was experience with that in his own family, he was genuinely interested. she made it very clear, this made her feel incredibly uncomfortable. she said some of the other questions that he would ask really, again, she said she felt he was grooming her. she felt, and i'm paraphrasing, but she felt he was essentially propositioning her in some way. when it comes to her account as one of the 11 complain nants, what we heard today from the independent investigators is she and all of them, all 11 women were credible. that they are to be believed. in fact,

but bennett is a hard liner and he has been very clear about one thing. he said he opposes the formation of a palestinian state and that he will not be advancing the peace process with the palestinian. he says his focus will be on the economy and at security. he has already downplaying the meeting between his defense minister and palestinian authority. president mahmoud abbas. he's saying there is no diplomatic process more . will there be one the israeli government? the current one has been quite critical of things that happened during benjamin to to know who's tenure. they said that they believed that netanyahu policy of allowing cache into the gaza strip and not engaging with the palestinian authority only embolden hamas. now both the policy and authority and israel have common ground here in terms of trying to weaken hamas a mass. by the way, has already condemned this meeting. the palestinian authority is really facing a credibility crisis is approval ratings. are the lowest they've been since the policy and authorities inception. it is also facing a

we'll speak with charlotte bennett. president biden, house speaker nancy pelosi is leading the list calling on him to step down. erielle reshef is on the scene in albany, new york, with the latest. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. that sweeping 165-page report includes searing testimony from those 11 women. governor cuomo denying any sexual misconduct accusing investigators of weaponizing his everyday interactions. this morning, pressure mounting on new york governor andrew cuomo to resign. >> i think he should resign. i understand that the state legislature may decide to impeach. >> reporter: president biden calling for him to step down after new york attorney general letitia james' investigation concluded cuomo sexually harassed multiple women violating federal and state laws. >> what this investigation revealed was a disturbing pattern of conduct. i believe women and i believe these 11 women. >> reporter: prosecutors laying out their findings in a press conference tuesday morning, sayi

is really prime minister natalie bennett, had this to say in response. hello ilan hip says lucky ron should understand that they cannot continue raging without paying a price. it is less important to us whether it is a palestinian organization shooting or independent rebels. the state of israel will not accept firing into its territory in the lebanese sector. there is a very important awakening of many citizens in the country against his villa and reigning involvement in the country. which in the severe economic and political crisis there around in his blood also complicate them on the front with israel, of her live. now through how the about me, who's in west jerusalem honda, what else did natalie better have to think that's her name is natalie bennett has had some harsh words. she did say that at the end of the day, regardless of who is launching, do that, that some southern lebanon, he deems that the nice government and the liberties army are responsible for whatever comes out of this coming. also, at that time where the study met is, knows very well

it was -- you know, it was actually what charlotte bennett has said. it was propaganda, and it is a way to hurt and continue to hurt the people that he's already hurt. and i think that, you know, we have to stop it, right? this is a powerful man who used his power to sexually harass, grope, and intimidate women who worked for him. my heart goes out to all of the women who told their stories. my heart goes out to those who are still remaining silent, some of whom i know. >> thank you so much. i really appreciate you appearing on the program. be well. >> thank you so much for having me. >>> the fight for the future of the democratic party heating up tonight in ohio. cnn projects moderate shontel brown has won over progressive candidate nina turner. is it a sign of things to come? age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only from gold bond. most bladder leak pads were similar. until always discreet invented a pad that protects differently. with two rapiddry layers. for strong protection, that's alway

tony bennett, 95 years old. you know, not too long ago on the stage he had to perform two sold-out shows last week with lady gaga at radio city music hall. >>> today may be friday, but the next story is all about something everyone talks about. their least favorite day of the week. we're talking about monday. a lot of people dread those mondays. apparently it's getting so bad it's starting to run sunday into a rut. what do you think? >> i have to get out of here. i think i'm going to lose it. >> oh, sounds like somebody has a case of the mondays. >> okay. the "washington post" reports that a new survey finds that the pandemic is making the dread of monday worse because of the uncertainty of remote working. they're even calling this the sunday scaries because people worry about monday on sunday. millennials and gen-xe this the most. >> i can understand that. >> i'm thinking because of our schedules. >> yeah. this weekend, it will be hot inland but still nice and cool near the coast. >>> looking good there. that d

also addressing charlotte bennett's claim specifically, she identified herself to me as a survivor of sexual assault. she said that she came to work in my administration because of all the progress we had made and fighting sexual assault. she talked about the personal trauma that she endured and how she was handling it. i could see how it affected her. charlotte was angered by the governor's words. he started asking questions about, you know, my sex life and if i was monogamous and if i could have effects healthy sexual relationship, he is victim blaming. and he's also making a really insulting and painfully inaccurate and situation that someone who is traumatized from the past experience cannot discern the difference between mentorship and sexual harassment. bennett tourneys, as the governor may have put himself in a difficult position, possibly needing to retract those public statements. and if he knowledge of the statements, especially the ones he made concerning. charlotte bennett, he's essentially a betting that violated in new york. as a discrimination on an organization of one

i'm geoff bennett and we begin with breaking news on three new potential criminal inquiries being launched against governor andrew cuomo with that report of allegations of sexual harassment. msnbc has learned that the district attorney in manhattan and west chester and nassau

this year >>> and music legend tony bennett his farewell to the stage. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening, everyone an america that became weary of war is tonight witnessing from afar the raw and ugly reality of what the u.s. has left behind in the wake of its withdrawal from afghanistan, a vacuum filled by a resurgent taliban. its fighters have now ensnared the country's most important cities except the capital of kabul, grabbing territory, and now a high profile afghan commander. the speed of the militant advance adding urgency to efforts to put thousands of american boots back on the ground to oversee the departure of u.s. embassy staffers nbc's kelly cobiella remains in kabul tonight and starts our coverage >> reporter: tonight the taliban is firmly in control of afghanistan's second largest city, kandahar the militants consolidating their territory in the south, the north, and the west where they seized the historic city of herat and its famed military commander mohammad ismail khan. in this taliban propaganda video, khan, who fought the taliban

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the rhode island courts granted bennett's request find any and sent ward to jail. released several months later ward moved with his daughter and her new spiritual husband who molly legally married in 1751 back to the town of norton and there ward proceeded to spread his wicked and strange tenants among the members of solomon finney's extended family and neighbors. between 1751 and 1764 isaac backus presided over a series of bitter church councils in which the norton separate church excommunicated several of ebenezer awards followers who testified they had not got their right wives and had taken up with other women. according to backus the norton radicals maintained that the union between two persons when rightly married together was a spiritual union they denied the authority of civil magistrates to establish marriage contracts and perhaps most puzzling ward and his followers believed they were getting into a state of perfection in this world. so as to be free from all sinkings and trouble and so that they shall never die. over the next two decades allegations of s

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exactly what charlotte bennett said. it is propaganda and it's a way to hurt and continue to lurt the people that he hurt. and i think that, you know, we have to stop it. this is a powerful man who used to power to sexually harass, grope, and intimidate women who work for them. my heart goes out to the women who tell their stories and my heart goes out to the women who are still telling their stories. >> elaine, thank you so much. i really appreciate you appearing on the program. be well. >> thank you so much for having me. >>> the fight for the future of the democratic party heating up in ohio. cnn projects that shontal brown has won over nina turner. is it a sign of things to come? oh no... i thought i just ordered tacos. nope!... ramen... burgers... milk from the store, and... ...cookies? wha, me hungry! here, i'll call some friends to help us eat. yeah, that good idea. get more from your neighborhood. hey yo, grover! doordash. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ you need an ecolab scientific clean here. a

in charlotte bennett, the former top aide to mr. cuomo saying that the way he was repeating, you were raped and abused and attacked and assaulted and betrayed while looking at me in the eyes was something out of a horror movie. it was like he was tting me. and then the former state economic development official who said, i've been sexually harassed throughout my career, but not in a way where the whole environment was set up to feed the predator. this and every interaction i had with the governor and the culture felt like it was all to feed the predator. let me go to charlotte bennett who i quoted before who told cbs news anchor nor o'donnell that the governor repeatedly talked about the aault. >> he asked ifge dference mattered. he elainedhat he w fine th anye over 22. >>ow old are y? >> 25. >> what aryou thinkg as he's askingou the questio? >> ihought, 's ying to sleep wi me. thgovernor itrying tsleep th me. d i'm deeplyncomfoable. and i have to get out of this room as soon as possible. amy: that interview conducted in march. juli

. >> charlotte bennett tweeting resign. in a message governor cuomo denied the allegations. >> i never touched anyone inappropriately or made inappropriate sexual advances. >> cuomo's lawyer released a 85 page rebuttal to the independent investigation. the vast majority included page after page of dozens of photos showing cuomo hugging and kissing people and politicians, claiming his accusers are unfairly characterizing and weaponizing his everyday interactions. >> i am 63 years old. i have lived my entire adult life in public view. that is just not who i am. and that's not who i have ever been. >> cuomo then characterized the investigation as a political witch-hunt. >> politics. >> bricks and bias are interwoven throughout every aspect of this investigation. >> undermine and politicize the investigation offensive. >> i support their work, will defend their work, and i believe he is -- >> hands in the democratic controlled assembly looking into possible impeachment. >> breaking tonight new york state speaker charles hasty t