Kyle Kulinski
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CNN AXES Chris Cuomo After EXPLOSIVE Revelations | The Kyle Kulinski Show
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December 1, 2021
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For months, CNN’s primetime anchor, Chris Cuomo, refused to cover the multiple scandals surrounding his brother, the former New York governor Andrew Cuomo.
Chris Cuomo said it would be a conflict of interest for him to report on the sexual harassment, corruption and misuse of public funds his brother had been accused of. But many wondered how CNN could justify what amounted to a blackout of one of the nation’s top news stories during the news network’s most-watched time slot.
Finally, last night, CNN announced that Chris Cuomo would be “suspended indefinitely” from the network, not because of his inability to cover his brother’s scandals but because he’s become a part of them.
According to evidence made public from the New York attorney general’s investigation into Andrew Cuomo’s workplace misconduct, Chris Cuomo used his position as a journalist to ferret out information to help his brother, such as how far along Ronan Farrow was with his first story about the governor. Top gubernatorial aide Melissa de Rosa told the investigation that Chris Cuomo frequently initiated contact with her, and text messages show him pleading “please let me help with the prep” on 3 March and offering “I have a lead on the wedding girl being put up to it” the following day.
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