Andrew Cuomo accuser calls out CNN's Brian Stelter for helping along abuses of power

Brett T. | 4:08 PM on November 30, 2021

It was back in February when former Andrew Cuomo aide Lindsey Boylan shared some disturbing, detailed allegations of sexual harassment in a post on Medium, with screenshots to back up her claims. Cuomo’s camp responded by denying the allegations outright, even going so far as to release fight logs to prove she and Cuomo were never alone on a plane together — something she’d never claimed when she brought up the time he allegedly suggested they play strip poker.

As Twitchy reported Monday night, CNN released a statement which Brian Stelter posted to Twitter, just as @neontaster had predicted an hour before; Stelter gets to post the release to say he covered the story. We also reported that Stelter reminded CNN viewers that Chris Cuomo had addressed his role in assisting his brother with the sexual harassment allegations already:

For what it's worth, when Chris Cuomo addressed his actions on the air back in August, he said "this will be my final word on it," and he hasn't addressed the matter on TV since. https://t.co/rbaxBMNOhn

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) November 30, 2021

Consider Boylan unimpressed with Stelter’s coverage of his own network:

What we mean when we say many people help in abuses of power along the way: https://t.co/sOXqA92Zl9

— Lindsey Boylan (@LindseyBoylan) November 30, 2021

There’s no question that everyone at CNN knows what Chris Cuomo did, but they’re reportedly waiting for “additional clarity” before doing anything.

We disagree on much, but on this, we agree.

— Keith Siegel (@KeithASiegel) November 30, 2021

The driver of the getaway car in a robbery is still robber, in the eyes of the law.

— brother Jeffrey 🧙🚽 Bathroom Philosopher (@BrotherJeffre) November 30, 2021