Andrew Cuomo won't resign over harassment charges, says he won't bow to 'cancel culture'
'Outnumbered' co-host Emily Compagno discusses New York. Gov Andrew Cuomo's refusal to resign as he faces a seventh accusation of sexual harassment.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo defended his ability to govern despite the controversy surrounding him, saying that he has handled multiple issues -- like feuding with former President Trump -- simultaneously.
"This is not the first time that we've had to walk and chew gum ... We had to fight COVID for a year and we had to keep the state running," he said.
"I've even gone through situations in my administration where we had terrible emergencies and floods and disasters and we had to take care of that -- and we had to do everything else at the same time," he added.
CUOMO REFUSES TO RESIGN, LASHES OUT AT 'RECKLESS' POLITICIANS AS DEMS CALL FOR HIS TO RESIGN
"I had to fight Donald Trump for four years, every day, and run the state. I've had investigations before in the state that went on for years by federal prosecutors, and continued to operate the state."
His comments come a day after the amount of state lawmakers -- including dozens of Democrats -- calling for his resignation reached a majority and the state Assembly pursued an impeachment investigation.
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Police said Thursday that the state had submitted a report about an alleged incident at the executive mansion involving the governor and potential criminal wrongdoing. Just a day prior, the Albany Times-Union had reported on an allegation that the governor groped a woman at the mansion.
Cuomo has denied the allegation and is refusing to resign.
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