Embattled Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) and his legal team's efforts to defend him against sexual misconduct allegations became more complicated after one of his previously-anonymous accusers came forward.

Previously referred to as "Executive Assistant #1," Brittany Commisso has now broken her silence, sitting down with CBS's Jericka Duncan in her first public interview.

Commisso's accusations against Cuomo include allegations of one instance where he reached under her shirt to fondle her breast, and another where she said he grabbed her butt. Cuomo has denied the allegations. “What he did to me was a crime,” said Commisso. "It’s simple. I know the truth. He knows the truth. I know what happened and so does he," she replied when Duncan asked her about Cuomo's denials.

Duncan conducted the interview with professionalism and empathy, patiently questioning Commisso and allowing her to share her story. 

A Saturday appearance by former President Donald Trump on Dan Bongino's Fox News show Unfiltered has caused several days of headaches for the network.

The interview itself was mostly recycled grievances and complaints he didn't get enough credit for the vaccine, plus some comments about recent special elections, but it is what happened after the show aired that caused controversy.

A clip of Trump's comments about the 2020 election was edited out of the video Fox News posted to YouTube. Trump spokeswoman Liz Harrington slammed Fox for "censoring" him and host Bongino faced the wrath of angry Trump supporters.

Fox is fighting two lawsuits (they've filed motions to dismiss) related to comments made on their network about election fraud claims, and they don't want to risk violating YouTube's rules, but their editing of this interview has led to a public spat with Bongino and angry viewers. Not the best week for Bongino.