Cuomo snaps at reporter when confronted about his scandals at hurricane briefing

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo curtly told a reporter during his Hurricane Henri news conference on Saturday that he didn’t want to talk about "Albany politics" after the journalist asked about the newest revelation in the Democrat's sexual harassment scandal. 

Cuomo continued, "If you think justice is to accept a complaint from a person, without investigation, and without credibility determinations, and without looking at past actions of a person, then you don’t know what the justice system is," he said, simultaneously attacking Bennett, the investigation against him led by state Attorney General Letitia James, and the reporter asking the question. Earlier at the news briefing, two other reporters had asked whether Cuomo's impending resignation on Tuesday would affect the storm response and if he could focus the hurricane given his personal problems, according to Mediaite.