Bill de Blasio warns ‘very close eye’ should be kept on Cuomo during final days in office

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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio cautioned the public that a “very close eye” should be kept on Gov. Andrew Cuomo in his remaining days in office after the disgraced Democrat announced his resignation earlier in the week.

De Blasio, who has had an oft contentious relationship with the governor despite their belonging to the same political party, had called for Cuomo’s resignation after a handful of accusers stepped forward, long before the release of Attorney General Letitia James’s report stating the governor sexually harassed at least 11 women. The mayor expressed continued mistrust of the governor, urging the public to monitor his final days in office closely.

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