Cuomo Remains Defiant on Sexual- Harassment Claims in Farewell Address
- 11 women detailed complaints, but he says the truth isn’t out
- Hochul’s term as first female governor to begin at midnight
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, driven from office following a damning report that found he sexually harassed 11 women, gave a defiant farewell Monday to the state he governed for a decade.
“The truth will out in time, on that I am confident,” Cuomo said in a recorded video message. Cuomo said the attorney general’s report was driven by politics, and his instinct was to fight back against its allegations.