Gov. Cuomo Apologizes for Making Women Feel Uncomfortable

The speaker addresses an independent review, expressing full cooperation and understanding of the legal advice to remain silent. They support the right of women to come forward and acknowledge that their actions unintentionally made others uncomfortable, offering a sincere apology. The speaker emphasizes that they never intended to offend or harm anyone and urges the public to wait for the Attorney General's report before forming opinions. They express having learned from the situation and apologize for any pain caused, hoping to grow from the experience.

What does the speaker express about the independent review?

• They will not cooperate with it.

• They will fully cooperate with it.

• They are unaware of it.

• They have completed it.

What does the speaker emphasize about women's rights?

• Women's rights are a personal matter.

• Women should be encouraged to come forward.

• Women's rights are irrelevant.

• Women should not come forward.

What does the speaker request from the public regarding the Attorney General's report?

• To ignore the report.

• To form opinions before the report.

• To dismiss the report.

• To wait for the facts from the report.

How does the speaker describe their intentions regarding causing discomfort?

• They intended to cause discomfort.

• They never intended to cause discomfort.

• They were indifferent to causing discomfort.

• They were aware of causing discomfort.

What does the speaker express about the lessons learned from the situation?

• They wish to forget the experience.

• They regret learning anything.

• They have learned an important lesson.

• They have learned nothing.