luke bryan, theater kid. >> i was a good little athlete, but i had started playing guitar.i seem to be getting more reactions with the guitar. and i really did stumble into the theater aspect. my drama teacher was robbie davis. when he heard my voice, he was like, you're trying out tomorrow for my one-act play. i'm like, man, i don't think that's my thing. he said i don't care if it's your thing or not, i'll see you after school. >> but the 45-year-old's road from that stage to the ones he now plays at sold-out stadiums across the country has been marked by milestones of personal tragedy. >> you won't know it, but i do. >> luke was 20 years old and headed to nashville the very next morning when his world suddenly stopped one night in the fall of 1996. his older brother, chris, luke's best friend and biggest fan, was killed in a car accident. >> when chris passed away, it was devastating because no one was more fired up about me going to nashville than him. >> luke stayed home with his grieving family, went to college, and settled in to life in leesburg, working for his fath

bryan, good afternoon. >> good afternoon, trace. governor to be at the press conference but we'll see. we expect three of the governor's attorneys to be there. it was announced after the albany sheriff's office said they had received a criminal complaint from an unidentified executive assistant pictured here that claims governor cuomo groped her several times in the executive mansion including seconds before taking this selfie in 2019 and again in 2020 when cuomo put his hand understood her blouse. according to that ag report tuesday, executive assistant number 1 stepped away and said you're going to get us in trouble to which the governor replied, i don't care and slammed the door shut. at that moment he was sexually driven. i could tell and the way he said it, i could tell. governor cuomo told the independent investigators of this serious allegation "to touch a woman's breath that i hardly know in the mansion with my family around to say i don't care who sees us, i would have to lose my mind to do such a thing. the executive assis

we have bryan llenas life in albany. he's been on the story since hit broke. bring us up to speed and reaction that you're seeing. >> i have gotten confirmation from a few members on the judiciary committee that's running the impeachment investigation here in albany that there is an appetite to move forward with impeachment at least from one republicanism women as well as two other democrats and that includes the chairman of the judiciary committee, charles levine, who just yesterday in a press conference at that i wouldn't discount back for a moment when asked whether or not they would move forward with impeachment regardless of whether or not the governor resigns. so we'll see. the appetite can be for a couple things. i've heard that there's -- people really want to make sure that they hold the governor accountable. one democrat, and assemblyman said, this is the most powerful governorship in the entire country. we need to move forward with his impeachment so that we can start to rein in the power of the governorship. others have pointed to the nursing home

>> shannon: bryan llenas in new york, thank you, bryan.eam media turn on cuomo has been whiplash inducing. once a darling of the press, the governor tonight is a pariah, also a major problem for one particular media personality. fox news media analyst and host fox news media buzz howard kurtz has the story. >> i'm chris quomg mow welcome to prime. we are focused on covid here. >> chris cuomo made no mention of the scandal threatening to drive his brother of from office. cuomo was unable to address it because he and the network have decided he cannot cover the new york governor in any way. a marked contrast to last year's 11 love-filled appearances on his program when andrew cuomo was being hailed during the pandemic. >> thank you for coming back to the show. >> mom told me i had to. >> when the shower. allegations surfaced, cnn reinstated an earlier ban on cuomo on cuomo coverage. >> obviously, i'm aware of what is going on with my brother. and, obviously, i cannot cover it because he is my brother. >> new york's attorney general uncovered

bryan llenas is live with more on what we just learned. >> bryan: they just released a 155 pages report, and in it, it has the accounts from 11 people that say governor andrew cuomo sexually harassed them. this was an independent investigation. they did not brief criminal charges, but this was a report from the governor's office, and it was done by independent investigators, and attorney general letitia james del mike james. the details are graphic. executive assistant who accused the governor of groping her, that that did happen. i also found that the governor inappropriately touched a state trooper as part of his security detail. it was into one independent investigators describing some of what just learned. we don't have that, but on top of that, bottom line is that these are two independent investigators deputized by the attorney general. this was a former u.s. attorney in manhattan. the governor's office has attacked him and the attorney general for saying that this report was politically motivated, and the governor has said he wanted to come out and speak about this, that he was e

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lot of bryan family members and a rather prominent family.re's graveyards of bryans that can be found in missouri, for example, and certainly some parts of kentucky and elsewhere. so, you know, we didn't have nearly, of course, the kind of information about rebecca that we had about daniel because let's face it, not too many people are interested in interviewing rebecca, daniel was the star of the family but there was information there, and we also had one source of information which was very good, helpful to us was the reminiscents of nathan boone, their youngest child. and in his later life he was interviewed by lyman draper and he talked about the dynamics between his parents. there was an extremely strong attachment to them over the decades that was put to the test by daniel's long absences but nathan revered both of his parents. >> and he turned over what papers there were to lyman draper which we got ahold of in the wisconsin historical society. tom told you that great story about he fathered the child it's all in the family, so much th

about to see is one do we started putting together shortly after the president died the people here in bryan college station were really invested in the funeral service because it happened here and the train came up from from houston here to college station the 4141. they were proud of the fact that the president was in first lady. we were buried here. so there's a lot of that incorporated into the exhibit and one of the first things you see here is the life-size statue of sully president bush's service dog and ceremony here a couple months ago. we installed sully and actually the real life sully came to the ceremony that dog is now walter reed and the real iconic photo which is in the exhibit is of sully in front of president bush's casket so president bush got sully in june of 2018, and he's ser. bush for about six months into the president's death in november november 30th of 2018. so we have having a picture of him as a puppy and then with president bush and he did help president bush with every day every day tasks. and added a little quality to us the last of his life. and then the the

shery: bryan lee, great to have your insights, bluestone wealth advisors cio.oming up next, salesforce reported its second-quarter earnings which included a strong gain in quarterly sales and boost to its forecasts for annual revenue. we will speak to the companies president and ceo, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: salesforce has posted a strong gain in quarterly sales with revenue in the second quarter rising 23% $6.3 billion and it boosted its annual revenue or cast, a sign that businesses have accelerated spending and they are buying a broader array of products. let's look at the outlook with brett taylor. thank you so much for your time today and congratulations on the results. so what products did well in the quarter and what disappointed? >> really, we saw strength across the board. the demand environment was so great with so many companies invested in digital technology and it is because, especially with the delta variant we were just talking about, we are in all digital, work anywhere world. the company agenda is to get back to growth and that means i

bryan llenas has been following the fast-moving developments with the latest. hey, bryan.g to get a timeline on possible impeachment proceedings against governor andrew cuomo. the impeachment committee sent the following to the governor's lawyers, we write to inform you that the committee's investigation is nearing completion the committee will consider articles of impeachment against your client. accordingly we ask you toe provide any additional evidence or written submissions before the committee's work concludes. como's lawyers have until friday the 13th to do that. senate trial will be a month away. senate impeachment probe has been going over for months on multiple different scandals there is enough support to impeachment and convict cuomo according to the fox news count. there is no sign that cuomo is obviously resigning. according to the "new york post" cuomo spent the day inside of the governor's mansion in albany locked up with his closest advisors strategizing what he will say next after a independent investigation found he sexually harassed 11 employees. cuomo a

bryan llenas is following this in new york. bryan?cuomo should go. if the governor doesn't resign, the democrats would have to impeach him, a simple majority is needed for that to happen to draft the articles of impeachment and 2/3 majority of stat senators and seven judges would have to vote to find him guilty. in that trial, cuomo has to step down. it's been done once before in 1913. and look, all of this as four district attorneys for albany, westchester, nassau county and manhattan have now requested evidence gathered by the attorney general's office be turned over for criminal investigation into the governor. the albany d.a. is continuing its investigation into the allegations made by an unnamed executive assistant who says cuomo groped her seconds before asking to take this selfie in the executive mansion in 2019. she claims cuomo put his hand under her blouse in a separate incident months later. the westchester d.a. is investigating claims made by a state trooper that cuomo personally asked that she join his security detail and

great to have you, bryan, thank you so much. the a.g.opening the door for a host of civil lawsuits from cuomo's 11 accusers. albany county district attorney says it may not end there. >> the allegations early on certainly led myself and other prosecutors with concurrent jurisdiction to believe that criminal activity in fact had taken place but we will conduct our own independent investigation and it will be done quickly. >> sandra: mercedes colwin is a legal analyst. the attorney general opened the door right away in her announcement of the findings yesterday saying he broke federal and state laws. can each of these 11 victims on their own go after cuomo? >> great question, sandra. always wonderful to start my day with you. you are exactly right. what james said is essentially there are two paths here. there is a criminal path and a civil path. all of these individuals, if the statute of limitations have not expired they can sue the state of new york, governor cuomo. the enablers. who were the aiders and a betters. they cannot do it nece

good evening bryan. >> bret, good evening. two more women have come forward with new allegations against governor andrew cuomo. that, according to the reporting of the "new york post" which said that frankly these women were not even -- were not even referred to the attorney general letitia james. she was not even briefed about their allegations because the allegations came after the report was published instead, they were referred to local law enforcement. this as the problems continue to compound for the embattled governor. >> the governor needs to be held accountable. >> in her first tv interview the woman known as executive assistant number one britney co-miss so he is speaking out. >> what he did to me was a crime he broke the law. >> she says governor andrew cuomo allegedly groped her twice and kissed her without consent. >> these were not hugs that he would give his mother or his brother. these were hugs with the intention of getting some personal sexual satisfaction. >> she is still working in the governor's office, fi

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hey, bryan. >> hi, neil. new york attorney general's office releasing a stunningly detailed substantiated and corroborated report relying on 179 interviews with former and current employees and state employees. 74,000 e-mails and texts and witness accounts from the 11 accusers. investigators found that governor cuomo indeed sexually harassed all 11 win, putting his hand under an assistant's blouse, found out he inappropriately touched a state trooper on her waist and made inappropriate sexual comments. the governor and his staff retaliated against at least one employee and fostered a hostile abusive intimidating workplace. >> these interviews and pieces of evidence reveal a deeply disturbing yet clear picture. governor cuomo sexually harassed current and state employees in violation of federal and state laws. >> in a taped response, governor cuomo denied all of the allegations. his office releasing their own 85-page response to the investigation. only 26 pages of it were texts. the rest, dozens of photos show

first to bryan llenas on how cuomo's successor is getting ready for 13 days from now. bryan?neil, good afternoon. well, governor cuomo's replacement, let's gorka think hochul and the first female governor of new york did hold her first press conference today. she didn't want to get to whether or not she would pardon governor cuomo and didn't talk about impeachment. she said they were never close and she distanced herself from him. and those in the damning report will be out of a job. >> anybody doing unethical in the report will not be in my administration. nobody will describe any administration as a toxic work environment. >> governor cuomo is under multiple criminal investigations. the albany sheriff is looking to misdemeanor charges for groping. the fbi is looking into his covering up of covid-19 deaths. the new york attorney general is investigate whether he used state resources to write his $5 million memoire. all of this is being looked into by the impeachment investigation. the question is will impeachment still move and go forward. listen. >> whether that conclusion

earlier on, i spoke to bryan henderson, director of cricket at sky sports, and i asked him at what pointll part of a new television rights deal formed in 2017, it was initially supposed to be a 2020 competition, as part of a new five—year deal that ran from 2020—24. and yeah, like i said, it was meant to be t20 competition — they came to us in 2018, i think, and suggested that the format change to 100. and at the time it was a really interesting idea — and since then, we've worked really closely with the ecb and the bbc in terms of forming this new competition. it's quite interesting that a broadcaster is involved in creating essentially a new format for sport. yeah, and it's been a really interesting process, and i think it's been a really good process. and i think what ecb, sky, and bbc will all agree is that working closely together has been a really good idea. it's definitely been a collaboration — when we committed to spending over £1 billion to sport as part of this wider deal, the boss at the time was determined this would be more of a collaboration between the broadcaster and gov

that's the key question or the conundrum as bryan pointed. but how should networks cover situations when family members are the ones that are the star of the story? let's ask indicated congress and podcast host, reuben, of our reuben. thank you so much for joining me on this. got a great to be back with you. thanks. okay, so i just had to start off. i just kinda away from ground. what do you think this would be as big of an issue for chris cuomo if he had never crossed that line and brought his brother on the show? even though he, governor of new york, especially during the pandemic, highlighting him as many times as he did. i think that's one of the lines he crossed, certainly the fluff soft treatment during the pandemic extolling him really as a hero and a model of good behavior and good leadership. the other line though, that's just as important that chris cuomo crossed we now know, and he's mentioned in the a g. 's report was in advising the inner circle of his brother as to how to handle the story and handle the media. really, he gave hi

hey, bryan. >> hi, neil. this morning governor cuomo's outside counsel delivering a blistering attack against each and every one of the cuesers. then the governor came on tv and apologized for making people feel uncomfortable and if he had offended them. at the same time, he discredited the most serious allegations against him and then he decided to resign blaming politics. listen. >> i am a fighter. my instinct is to fight through this controversy. because i truly believe it is politically motivated. the best way i can help now is if i step aside and let government get back to governing. >> it is a stunning fall for one of the democratic party's biggest stars. earlier president biden was just asked about this. well, he had very brief comments. listen. >> i respect the governor's decision. i respect the decision he made. >> earlier, rita glavin attacked lindsey boylan, the first accuse tore come out publicly against the governor, this is what boylan now says about the resignation. "from the beginning i asked

>> martha: bryan llenas, thanks very much.a criminal defense attorney that represented harvey weinstein. national contributing review editor and a fox news contributor. you know the legal system in new york very well, obviously. so what do you think the governor's options are right now? we heard this discussion about a potential deal to avoid impeachment but could be a deal to avoid criminal charges. >> yeah, martha. the thing is the political and the criminal justice threat that the governor faces are kind of intentional with each other. on the political front, he needs to defend himself aggressively. on the legal front, you'd want him to stay quiet and see how the case unfolded. i think his priority right now is his political survival. the reason that the disclosures that you mentioned, his weekend was disastrous. but remember all of those weeks we sat listening to the house hearings and the impeachment of president trump. what they were trying to do is frame their impeachment in some kind of a crime. it's one thing to say y

>> bret: bryan llenas in port-au-prince, bryan, thanks. the desperate rush to get u.s. of afghanistan as the taliban seized the capital. beyond our borders other stories evacuation alerts are in effect for villages southeast and northwest of athens, greece after two new wildfires broke out there today. strong winds expected to continue fanning flames into the evening hampering firefighter efforts. greece has been royaled by hundreds of fires this month. police and antigovernment protesters clash for a second straight day in bangkok over the handling of the coronavirus pandemic continues to boil over there. police fired a water canon and tear goose force protesters back as they approached the prime minister's office. and rafts built from cardboard, empty barrels and bicycle parts sailed or try sail into the danub river race over the weekend. the vessels piloted by hundred delawarean teams could not be made using boats, kayaks or canoes or using any materials that could damage the environment. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back.

and as adrian bryan reports from hong kong, the exodus is growing. hong kong international airport is a quiet place these days except here, the check in area for flights to london. these people are not going away for business or pleasure though. they're leaving for good feeling, a mixture of anger, guilt, and defense. they're being forced out. this is our home. why do we need to leave? i mean, i have been living here for more than 30 years already and it's my home. so it's really sad to leave the home and you see that everything is she's a finance worker and has no job to go to like others who sacrifice careers often for the sake of their children. bolivia. so for many years we have our korean, we have family. yes. so it's a bit upset for the for the future of my child. and i think we need to do with the sex scenes and now being played out daily. as more people join a growing exodus from the territory where communist party rule is being tightened. in the past year, an estimated $36000.00 people have left for britain under a special visa scheme. many supported over part of the anti gov

bryan llenas is with us right now and followed this from the very beginning. they do have to at this point, bryan, make sure that they file all the paperwork by next friday, if 13th in response to albany lawmakers request for any and all information that they have on this investigation. so where is this going now? >> well, first of all, what we're seeing is pretty remarkable in that this all about attacking the full-throated -- the really well-done ag report in terms of its thoroughness. what we're talking about right now is that the governor -- what they're saying is governor cuomo felt ambushed, felt like help didn't get due process, attacking the credibility of the document, the basis for the accusations accusing cuomo of sexually harassing 11 women. they're specifically talking about the fact that they never got the transcripts, the full transcripts. they believe the questions were leading in terms of not getting the right -- pushing people to be a predetermined objective. the whole press conference says that this a.g. investigation was done with a goal to

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correspondent bryan llenas has that story from the haitian capital of port-au-prince. >> it's a raceinst time for the u.s. coast guard as their three helicopters fly critically injured patients from the epicenter of saturday mornings devastating 7.2 magnitude earthquake. to the capital city of port-au-prince where hospitals are still standing. dozens have been transferred this way with various injuries. >> we have seen everything from crush injuries, and debris falling and people, compound fractures, head trauma. we have seen the entire gamut we are trying to get to as many people as we can. >> more than 6,000 haitians are wounded, at least 1419 are dead after the quake devastated smaller cities 80 miles west of the capital. more than 12,000 homes are gone or badly damaged. thousands are displaced, for us to the streets or in makeshift temporary hospitals and shelters. >> we are on the soccer field. many people are staying there. our houses destroyed. >> and urban search and rescue team. first responders and four canines to help search for survivors in the rubble. >> we are using our

bryan —— es la fuerza que trae el huracÁn con esas rachas de hasta 200 km/h sino que la fuerte lluvia paul grace fue categorÍa uno, el servicio meteorolÓgico nacional informÓ que tocaraina tierra en esta zona como de huracÁn de categorÍa dos. >> es un huracÁn altamente destructivo. puede generar diversos daÑos como derribo de Árboles, letreros, anuncios. >> este huracÁn trae lluvias y fuertes vientos por lo que a su paso podrÍa dejar riesgo de deslave, inundaciones y alto oleaje. asÍ que los turistas deberÁ mantenerse lejos de las playas y resguardarse en sus hoteles. >> ya se habÍa pagado todo. no nos regresa nada. tenÍamos que venir. pauli habitantes de puerto tomaron precauciones retirando las mÁs de 300 embarcaciones y protegiendo techos y ventanas de casas y negocios. >> lo que hemos escuchado es que tomemos las debidas precauciones. asegurar las casas que estÁn frÁgiles. >> implementando protocolos la pandemia, ya se activaron tres albergues en las comunidades que pueden resultar mÁs daÑadas. patricia: paulina esta en mÉxico. dÓnde mÁs crees que se sentirÁn los efectos del hurac

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here to discuss dark secret place.com founder, the darkest and the secretase, bryan suits is back.his pollster snow that and they are afraid. kennedy: the not asking the right questions there making it seemed like the race is actually further apart that it is. the people who want him gone are so mad. that means they are agitated, passionate, they're going to show up and vote. whether it's by mail or in person for they are more mad than the people who were like maybe he can stick around. >> absolutely pretty misty deadline to put the title democratic front of his name because he such a halfwit. today up in sacrament of the biggest superior court judge to allow them to title it's the republican recall. which is a joke because is not enough republicans to recall him, one third of the people who signed the petition to get rid of his goofy are democrats. the other third our independence. it's been revealed it's nothing more than a the government unions that own him. and that's what democrats are afraid of it. >> in scotland a country you know well. [inaudible] >> the vice president it w

neil: bryan llenas in albany. that, bryan. to guy lewis, the former u.s.f the governor impeached after he leaves office. they did that with donald trump. he staved off that effort in the senate but sometimes, guys i understand that the push is to make sure that the guy can't run for office again. it failed in bringing down donald trump after he left. it likely would fail here if it never happened but what are your thoughts? >> i think you're right, neil. i don't think they're going to move forward with articles of impeachment, referring it over, setting for trial. i don't think they have time. secondly i don't think they will put in the work. i look for something in terms of look, he resigned. we adopt the findings of the attorney general and i suspect that they will want to move on and try to get this behind them. neil: you know, this is weighing more into the policy part of this than the legal issue here, guy. there is always a possibility that cuomo could come back and run for that term that was cut short in 2022. he joined likely a crowded field but th

latest on bryan llenas where this stands as the governor refuses to step down right now. bryan?trict attorneys for albany, westchester, manhattan, formally requested all of the evidence gathered by the attorney general's office for on going criminal investigations against governor andrew cuomo. this is a pretty big development. some of that evidence inside of the ag's 165-page report includes this selfie taken by unnamed executive assistant with the governor in the executive mansion. the assistant said governor cuomo asked for the photo, was groping her seconds after it was taken. months later he put his hands under her blouse. unwanted touching from a 30-year-old state trooper who cuomo allegedly asked to personally be on his private security detail. >> in an elevator while standing behind the trooper he ran his finger from her neck down her spine and said, hey, you. another time she was standing holding the door open for the governor. as he passed, he took his open hand and ran it across her stomach from her belly button to the hip where she keeps her gun. reporter: the govern

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bret. >> bret: bryan llenas in new york, thank you. texas republican governor greg abbott says the second special legislative session will begin saturday in austin. the purpose of the session is to pass g.o.p. back late legislation including the bill. state democratic lawmakers like the washington, d.c., to startle the effort. democrats are fighting each other tonight over what to do with police budgets. it's becoming a central issue in the midterm election push. president biden and moderates want everything to go away but the progressive such as missouri democratic congresswoman cori bush are demanding that law enforcement spending be slashed. however, there is a catch. if she's being called out for her own personal safety requirements. congressional correspondent chad pergram takes a look at the hill. >> good evening, there's a fracture in the democratic party or defunding the police and inspires the progressive cori bush in missouri, she wants to defund the police yet she has spent $70,000 on her own private security. >> if i end up

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to bryan's point, the door was opened by chris himself. >> tomi: what to expect from cnn?shocked? this is another case of what we call liberal privilege. we are in a time now cancel culture. cancer culture will go after you for about anything. they will go after you about anything, tell you you need to lose your job, tell you that you to live in a hole, you were shamed, silenced, censored, and now you have a real conflict of interest, a brief of journalistic integrity, if cnn has any and all, and no call for cancel culture. i'm not saying i call for it. i think cnn will make their own decision. i would never call for someone to lose their job, but chris, as typical lane. he can't have it both ways, can't have his cake and eat it too. pick a lane. another example of the liberal privilege, especially in the media. >> emily: we have seen baylor people toppled for less stomach >> emily: we have seen bigger people toppled before less. i hope we can look forward to some accountability somewhere, despite that. just ahead, the mexican government is suing american gun makers, sayin

sandra. >> sandra: bryan llenas in new york city for us.nd in chicago yet again. at least eight people killed there and more than 50 wounded across the city. for more let's bring in former utah congressman jason chaffetz. great to see you. it is heartbreaking to see what's happening. the numbers in chicago to new york absolutely stunning. what is happening? what is being done about this? you go to sliwa and talking about the defund the police movement. mayor deblasio's actions here and the fact that led to a spike in crime but it does not seem to be going away. what can be done? >> well, it is getting worse. these democrats and progressives have more power than they've ever had and able to institute more of that power. so their policies are clearly -- they aren't working. you have to have boots on the street. they did defund the police and they did take nearly 500 under cover police officers off the street in new york. there is a consequence. more crime and less ability to apprehend people. the other thing that is happening i think behind t

bryan llenas is in albany with more. bryan? >> charles, good afternoon. abruptly resigned last night. she did it after coming to the conclusion that there wasn't a path forward for the governor to stay in office. now, the look, the attorney general mention derosa's name 187 times. she retaliated cuomo's accusers and helped create a protocol that kept young female staff members away from cuomo. this as executive assist about the number 1, brittany commisso spoke out in her first tv interview. she said that cuomo groped her twice and kissed her. the albany sheriff's department says they could arrest cuomo on misdemeanor charges. >> it was not a hug he would give his mother or brother. these were the hugs with the intention of getting some personal sexual satisfaction out of. when he went to kiss me on the cheek, he would turn his head and he kissed me on the lips. >> the state assembly judiciary committee says they will hold public hearings in a couple weeks but plan to be done with their investigation as soon as by the end of the month. even if cuomo does

first, bryan llenas in new york. good afternoon. >> good afternoon.cuomo has not made an appearance since tuesday. he was spotted at the governor's mansion lounging poolside while a woman was typing on a computer next to him. there's no sign that he's resigning. cuomo spent the day inside that mansion in albany locked up with his closest advisers strategizing his next press appearance in the wake of the ag's investigation that found that he harassed 11 employees. by fox news' count, there's enough support to impeach and convict cuomo today. the judiciary committee sent the following to governor cuomo's lawyers. we write to inform you that the committee's investigation is nearing completion and the assembly will consider potential articles of impeachment against your client. cuomo's lawyers have until friday, august 13, to submit defense evidence. remember, the assembly's impeachment probe has been going on for months over multiple different scandals. here's a member of the judiciary committee. >> i want accountability not just for the victims of the s

you heard bryan's report on political impeachment. politically, what's the fallout for him? >> shannon, i think he's not going anywhere until he is. and i think that time is now. i really don't see at this point how the democratic controlled assembly would defy the president. those of us who have watched the meandering impeachment investigation that cuomo's allies in the new york assembly have been running have, i think, correctly opined that the only thing that could turbo charge it would be latisha james anticipated report which we have now seen and is devastating and then secondly, the loss of support from the president. and i think hearing karl hasty say what he said this evening, i think we are down to a very short period of time for governor cuomo. >> shannon: so he had a rebuttal ready. it was, appeared to be very produced video statement from him. he has also gone point by point talking about some of these allegations and these women and saying he never did anything inappropriate touching inappropriate conversation. here's a little bit of what ann clarke, one of the

correspondent bryan llenas tells us that resignation was the subject of considerable angst on the part learning more about governor andrew cuomo's last days before his surprise resignation speech for the governor intended to resign last friday, but changed his mind in a last-ditch effort to boost public opinion. there was talk among some advisors on thursday about preparing and running a series of person on the street television advertisements featuring new yorkers who thought he was doing a great job. the idea was dismissed. his advisors including his brother, cnn anchor chris cuomo, reportedly urged him to resign. "the washington post" reports cuomo decided to stepped on the day before his resignation. the albany sheriff is looking into misdemeanor charges for groping. the fbi is probing his alleged cover-up of nursing home covid-19 doves while the new york attorney is also investigating whether he misused resources for his pandemic memoir. all of this and more as part of an ongoing impeachment investigation. the question is whether democrats will still move forward with impeachment.