In her first public interview about the governor, Commisso said she believes Cuomo's treatment of her 'was a crime'
only as “Executive Assistant #1" has come forward with her account of Governor Andrew Cuomo’s sexual harassment.Brittany Commisso, who handled administrative tasks for the governor in the executive chamber, told CBS News’s“He broke the law,” Commisso told the outlet in the interview, which is to be aired Monday. “The governor needs to be held accountable.”
Commisso filed a formal criminal complaint against Cuomo last week, choosing to remain unnamed at the time. Cuomo’s lawyers used a subsequent news conference to attempt to cast doubt on Commisso’s allegations—which raise the possibility of criminal charges for the governor—claiming that key details of her story were false.
During her interviews with investigators from James’s office, Commisso said Cuomo would routinely make comments on her appearance and ask inappropriate questions about her personal life, including ones about whether she’d ever cheated on her spouse.
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