Cuomo accuser Charlotte Bennett says gov should resign: 'I was terrified'

Charlotte Bennett, one of two former staffers who has accused New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo of workplace sexual harassment, said in an interview that aired on TV Friday evening she was "terrified" after he allegedly propositioned her for sex in his office and called on him to resign.

Bennett, 25, has accused the 63-year-old governor of sexually harassing her during a workplace encounter in June. She alleged that he called her into his office and told her he was lonely and looking for a girlfriend. "Without explicitly saying it, he implied to me that I was old enough for him and he was lonely," she told O’Donnell in the first part of the interview, which aired Thursday. She reported the encounter to senior officials within days and was granted a transfer to a new position. But the matter was dropped, she said, because she was "terrified" and did not push for an investigation.