this began in december of 2020 with lindsay boylen. lindsay boylen made some tweets on december 5th and december 15th that talked about her departure from the mansion and accused the governor of sexual harassment. one of the things she said in an article that she published on medium in february a couple months later is that she was on a plane with the governor and he made a comment about, hey, let's play strip poker. there were several other staff members on the flights with ms. boylen, and every single one of them said that didn't happen. and after that came out that they said that didn't happen, and one of the people on the flights was howard zemski, and he testified he received a disparaging message from ms. boylen that he found bizarre and jarring, and they don't tell you what that message was. they don't include it as an exhibit. why not? that's the equivalent of witness tampering, and if any member of the chamber or the governor himself had engaged in that conduct, that would be another ten pages of the report and i am sure that

advisers and others new about the allegations bennett had made previously, and nobody treated lindsay boylen's allegations credible but as a threat to the governor. within hours of the december 13th 2020 tweet alleging sexual harassment key members of the governor's enter circle released memos, and they were about interaction between ms. boylen and an assistant, and they started sending the memos to reporters. there was also a proposed letter or op-ed drafted by the governor that went through several drafts. the letter attacked ms. boylan for alleged misconduct at work and alleged misconduct with men other than the governor, and that she was funded by far right republicans and supporters of donald trump. although the letter was never published it was read to those outside the executive chamber either to get their advice or sign their names to it and share it with at least one member of the press. the governor was arguing for the release of that letter. he was finally convinced to abandon it by a number of people that thought it was a bad idea in part because of what was in the letter could not