he will wait for the information and materials, he says, from attorney general latisha james. welcome to fox news live. i'm griff jenkins. jacqui: hey there, griff. i'm jacqui heinrich. yeah, the albany county sheriff craig apple talked about the report, a woman identified executive assistant number one who accused cuomo of multiple incidents of sexual harassment including groping her breast in the governor's mansion. he denied that. and he said this could result in arrest which adds another layer to this whole thing as it's unfolding over the last week. neil: it's been fast-moving as you say. just on tuesday we learned of this report, 168 pages, 11 women claiming sexual harassment, groping, various degrees of things, but the very first witness, woman in this executive assistant number one, described in this report as a mother. she's married and she details encounters she had as an assistant in the governor's mansion, specifically an incident in november of last year, november 2020 she says at that the governor went in for a hug, reached into her blouse and grabbed her breast.

all the prosecutors can't use the report from latisha james. >> the report from latisha james is not used against him in a criminal court. it's one big giant hearsay exception. where taxpayers will have to foot the bill some more is when prosecutors -- if pros you cue tores want to -- prosecutors want to actually file charges and prosecute him it's on the prosecution, i.e. the taxpayers, to bring those individuals back into court, the subpoena fees, the witness fees, the expert fees, et cetera. so we're going to be paying for that. but the good news is, cuomo would be privately paying for his own defense if criminal charges are eventually brought. so that's a little bit of good news for us taxpayers. todd: it was a lot. we appreciate you plowing through it for us. >> thanks so much. jillian: if you build it, they will come. the yankees, white sox and our own will cain are all in iowa where the mlb is bringing a baseball classic to life. todd: will joins us live ahead of the field of dreams game tonight, only on fox. will, is it heaven? will: it's not heaven, it's iowa. i'm standing o

. >> new york attorney general latisha james making a stunning announcement today that an independent investigation by her office found governor andrew cuomo sexually harassed 11 current and staff and employees. >> these interviews and pieces of evidence reveal a deeply disturbing, yet clear picture investigators released a 165 page public report including testimony from the 11 accusers. interviews with 179 current and former employees of the governor and 74,000 pieces of emails, texts and pictures. the report concluded cuomo foster add toxic and abusive workplace where he inappropriately touched women and made sexual remarks. some suffered through unwanted touching and grabbing of their most intimate body parts. others suffered through repeated, offensive sexually subject tia or gender based comments a number of them endured both. >> 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 va

it's better for business. >>> latisha james found that governor andrew cuomo sexually harassed at leastne inappropriately. it will now go to the state assembly to see if they want to start impeachment. senate majority leader andrea stuart cousins is with us now. i want to know your reaction to this report and findings from the ag's office. >> i mean, the -- my reaction was frankly just outrage and pain that here we are, in 2021 and 11 women who have come forward, 11 brave women have come forward and found that their claims were substantiated by the highest law enforcement figure in our state. it's a very sad day. that's why i've been really very clear that given this, given the substantiation of the allegations, given the independent investigation by our attorney general, i don't think there's anything more to be said. and i do believe that for the sake of the state, the governor resigns. he should resign. >> have you spoken with the governor today? >> i have not. >> do you intend to reach out to the governor, to his office? >> well, you know, i mean, let me say this. my feelings on thi

howie: hey, you asked for the attorney general's investigation, latisha james is a democrat and now yout to complain about the media coverage and the probe. a parade of top democrats is urging cuomo to step down, starting with the president. >> will you now call on him to resign, given the investigator says the 11 women were credible. >> i stand by that statement. >> are you now you calling on him to resign? >> yes. howie: across the cable news spectrum, liberal and conservative, cuomo has virtually no defenders. >> imagine the twilight zone these women felt they were working in. they're being harassed by the governor. >> i'm speechless. okay. governor cuomo, it's one of the more bizarre defenses of accusations of sexual harassment ever assembled. okay. i'm really weird and creepy. but i didn't do that. i don't even think -- i want to use the word psychopath. who in position of being the leader of the state facing these overwhelming allegations from 11 women has the nerve to call them all liars? howie: joining us now to analyze the coverage, ben domenech, publisher of the federalist and

it's crazy. >> neil: so it would be a different games if it was latisha james herself. that could be a game changer. >> could be. remember, then he could attack -- they're thinking about this. then he attacks the whole probe as politically motivated so she can run against him. i mean, this is -- then it's -- then if they get through the primary, it's like a one-on-one with a republican who probably will not be a george pataki-type, a trumpian republican. that is not great in new york state. but again, we don't know. i'm dieing to hear how forceful biden comes out. that could be a game changer as you know. if you have the president of the united states no less saying resign, it's hard to like -- it's not that easy to stay in office. >> neil: to put it mildly. thanks, charlie. you know, we're waiting to hear from the president of the united states. by now he's supposed to address the covid response and the confusion for people looking at restrictions across the country to say nothing of companies pushing back in-person return to work. the president was going to weigh-in o

i have no evidence, no latisha, james, the attorney general who brought these who issued this report as a fiercely ambitious person. and we'll see whether she runs for governor to replace cuomo. so it's hard not to imagine that it's hard to imagine that politics are not somehow working in the background, but you know, but, but the, but the women who came forward were, you were outraged. they were, they were angry. and there's no reason to take their accusations at anything other than their work so so it doesn't look good for cuomo, the this is extremely embarrassing if there was a impeachment hearing, it would have been agonizing for him. so we clearly decided to cut his was what is next for him? what does cuomo hold in his future? i don't really know. i mean, he is kind of disgraced, but he's a, he's a huge personality, very famous person. that could be a future for him in finance or even on a, on television. we don't know. so, i mean, i wouldn't count him out yet. there have been other politicians as well who have been hit with these keys. ations biden was accused of harassment by

the new york post said the women contacted attorney general latisha james after her report became publicweek. the women were told the probe was over and referred to local authorities. at least 13 women accused cuomo of inappropriate behavior, as state law makers say the impeachment inquiry will look into cuomo's handling of nursing home virus deaths and the $5.1 million book deal. jillian: it is 5:12 right now on the east coast. cnn, do the they have a cuomo crisis as anchor chris cuomo is reportedly helping his brother, governor andrew cuomo do damage control. todd: vogue running a flattering feature on press secretary jen psaki, after spending several years ignoring strong females from the trump administration. joe concha sounds off next. ♪ every single day, we're all getting a little bit better. we're better cooks... better neighbors... hi. i've got this until you get back. better parents... and better friends. no! no! that's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how do things look on

corroborated their accounts, doesn't believe the woman who led the investigation, doesn't believe latisha jamesttorney general. he went on to smear those people making these claims. i looked at the report, certainly the claims seem highly credible to me. i don't think as a policy -- believe all women is a good slogan. i don't think as a policy it really works. but in this case, governor cuomo should certainly be listening to these women, given the credibility of their accounts and given what knows about his own activity and i agree with a marie, the impeachment is going to happen. somebody who operated the way governor cuomo has doesn't have many friends among democrats and so when he looks around at a moment like this, and wants help, so many of the people that he's alien ated over the years are eager at this point to push him aside. brett: speak offing of which, governor cuomo and the new york city mayor. >> trial by newspaper or biased reviews are not the way to find the facts in this matter. >> just get the hell out of the way. in the end, maybe he could close off his career with one act of

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new york ag latisha james saying the ceo of time's up, tina chen, a co-founder of the group row robertahelped cuomo draft a letter attacking his first accuser. the senate could hold a final vote on the $1.2 trillion infrastructure package today as early as this weekend, many republicans saying their vote will depend on the congressional budget office's assessment of the bill, later today. democrats want to pass the bill along with a massive $3.5 trillion spending bill using budget reconciliation before the august recess. landlords are now suing the biden administration over the cdc's new eviction moratorium extension. the alabama and georgia association of realtors among the groups calling to end this ban, they say their members are facing significant financial losses after the most recent extension went into effect this week. the lawsuit also claiming the cdc caved to a, quote, tidal wave of political pressure from outraged democrats. florida governor ron de santis meanwhile firing back at president biden over his covid mandates. watch this. >> some governors aren't willing to do the r

chris cuomo was also mentioned in this report from the attorney general, latisha james.h what appears suggestions for a press release. after that e-mail was sent, a press release came that came out almost word for word identical with what had been mailed from chris cuomo. >> chris cuomo was more involved in behind the inis as in his brother's defense than we knew. a previous report confirmed by the state attorney general that was on strategy calls with the governor and his top aide. he had no choice. cnn said you can't cover the governor anymore, you can't talk about him. he's in a box. he apologized for the fact that he was involved behind the scenes. it was a mistake. the thing here is that -- the problem is that what happened last year when there were 11 appearances by governor cuomo -- i'm sure you remember that, the giant q tip and everything, joking around. mom made me a pair on the show. cnn was happy to lift the ban on cuomo coverage when the governor was riding high. after the nursing home scandal and the latest devastating report, as you mentioned president bid

maria: it comes less than a week after a report by attorney general latisha james found cuomo sexuallytigation will be ongoing despite cuomo's resignation. meanwhile, president biden raising eyebrow as he appears to praise the governor when questioned about the scandal, a week after he said he should step down. >> can you really say that he has done, quote, a hell of a job if he's accused of sexually harassing women. >> you asked a substantive, should he remain as governor is one question and women should be believed. the question is, did he do a good job on infrastructure. >> can you cep brat the two. >> no-separate the two. >> no, i'm trying to answer a specific question. maria: the question is did he do a good job on infrastructure? lieutenant governor kathy hochul will address new yorkers today, she will officially replace cuomo on august 24th, she will become new york's first female governor. arizona congressman andy biggs introducing two articles of impeachment against homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. biggs is accusing mayorkas of overseeing a, quote, reckless aban

the women reached out to attorney general latisha james last week after she released her report detailingf the time's up advocacy group resigned. secretary of defense lloyd austin announcing all military members will be required to get covid vaccines by september 15th. so far, 237,000 troops have received at least one shot. 1 million troops are fully vaccinated. austin said the date could move up sooner if the fda grants full approval for covid vaccines by the end of the month which is what we're expecting. time for the word on wall street, top investors watching your money. joining me now is katie stockton, payne capital management president, ryan payne and chairman of the university of akron's investment fund, dennis gartman. thanks for being here many ryan, kicking is off with you. markets are little changed this morning on stocks as we await inflation data later this week but take a look at amc stock, it's the standout of the morning, soaring on a better than expected quarter last night. it still lost money but it was smaller loss than expected. it said it will also start accepting bi