Gov. Cuomo dodges question on whether he'll resign if state AG probe concludes he sexually harassed employees

Embattled New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo dodged questions Wednesday on whether he will resign from office if State Attorney General Letitia James’ probe confirms allegations that he sexually harassed current and former employees.

"Let’s see what the report says and then we will take it from there," Cuomo said. "I’m not going to have any comment on a review that is underway beyond that. I was attorney general of the state. I said to everyone, during a review, please don’t comment during the pendency of the review. "Let the review go on. At the appropriate time, I will have a comment about the review and about the facts and about the truth and I’m looking forward to that. But now is not the time," the governor added. The line of the reporter who asked Cuomo the initial question cut out as he attempted to follow up on the governor's response. It's unclear if it occurred due to a glitch or if the reporter's audio was intentionally cut.