Cuomo accuser Ana Liss rips 'toxic, verbally abusive, retaliatory workplace'

Ana Liss, one of over a half-dozen women to accuse New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo of sexual misconduct, said in a statement Thursday that she sat down for two hours with the state’s attorney general, who is investigating the allegations.

"During my time in the Executive Chamber, it was a toxic, verbally abusive, retaliatory workplace, especially for young women like myself," she said. "Sexual harassment on the governor’s behalf is a significant piece of the investigation, but he neither is nor was the only person…responsible for offensive conduct." Examples of that alleged conduct, she said, range from "scatological name-calling to outright objectification of women’s bodies."