department of justice confirming much of what the new york state latitia james had already investigated and concluded, which is that governor cuomo while in sexually harassed a dozen state employees. it was the state attorney general here in new york who first investigated the complaints issued concluding that the governor had engaged in sexual harassment against these employees and that report resulted in the resignation of cuomo. i want to read a portion from the department of justice report found which is that cuomo r repeatedly subjected these female employees to unwelcome nonkconsensual contact, comment on physical appearances, and/or preferential treatment based on their physical appearance. it wasn't just governor cuomo. the report from the department of justice also goes on to say that there was a systemic effort by the executive chamber, meaning the governor's top aides, who engaged in a pattern of retaliation against these employees who tried to make complaints against the governor. so not only did they retaliate, but they also failed to do anything about the behavior that was

attorney general latitia james is seeking to bar trump, some of his family members and his organization from doing business in the state. shear part of his testimony. >> there were a lot of things that were happening in the world as you probably know. and i did a request job. i got rid of those problems. today those problems are very prevalent. >> so you were too busy for the company? >> in a way, yeah, i think you could say it. another way of saying it. i was very busy. i considered this the most important job in the world. saving millions of lives. i think you would have had nuclear holocaust if i didn't deal with north korea. i think you would have had a nuclear war if i weren't elected and i think you might have a nuclear war now if you want to know the truth. >> trump was already found liable for fraud. the decision on penalties is expected by the end of this month. >>> the snowfall is mostly ended for most of the eastern u.s. after a eries of deadly winter storms. but what is on the ground now won't be going anywhere anytime soon. authorities in places like new jersey are urging p

he was present in new york city for latitia james. he wants to be seen as confronting this issue. that is important for him. >> and this is a al could you lated decision that trump making. the judges know won't be interested in the political aspect of this. they will be interested in asking questions of both sides of what the actual arts are from the prosecutors on jack smith's team but also trump's legal team. not the political points trump is trying to make. >> people have to understand that federal court is a somber place. and especially true in the d.c. circuit wildly considered the second most powerful court after the supreme court. i think the danger trump's lawyers have here, if they start performing for that audience of one, that is going to not be received well at all. this is not a place where you engage in theatrics, not a place where you engage in that kind of boisterous trump way of argument at all. so we've seen them in other courtrooms take on that more aggressive more performative tone. and i think a panel here in the d.c. circuit won't be receptive to that. >> and

latitia james wants a $330 million fine and banned from working in new york. and let's discuss this. sue, you were in that courtroom yesterday. what was it like? >> the whole day was something. it started in the early morning hours with a bomb threat to the judge's home in nassau county. and then we came to court obviously a lot of people were on edge because of the bomb threat. there were long lines to get in, also a trial going on involving the nra. and we finally got in, we sat through i think some fascinating and charged closing arguments. trump's side started it and you've highlighted the main show there which was at the end donald trump spoke for about five minutes. you know, he rightly is very passionate about this case. it threatens his entire business empire. he's already had a summary judgment where he is going to be liable and fines are likely going to come in well above, you know, $200 million, $300 million. but this is -- it is a shot to the heart for him. it is a corporate death penalty. both sides used th and when he got up yesterday, he was cha