Cuomo’s attorney says AG’s report leaves out key evidence

On the same day the governor is moving out, his attorney is continuing to speak out about the allegations against him.

Rita Glavin said Friday afternoon she’s sending a letter to the attorney general’s office, requesting corrections to her report.

She says James’ report needs corrections, and she listed specific examples.

She claims there are inaccuracies with the stories of five of the accusers in the report. Those inaccuracies range from the times the women say they’re in the executive mansion to what they allege happened.

"I believe that to the extent that the New York State Assembly or any other government entity will be relying on that August 3 report to make decisions, to make findings, it is incumbent upon the chief legal officer of our state to make corrections, include material omissions and supplement the record with information that bears directly on a number of the findings that were included in that report," said Glavin.

New York Attorney General Letitia James responded with this statement:

"That investigation was exhaustive, thorough, and without outside influence, period. Given the multiple, ongoing criminal investigations into the governor’s conduct, it would not be appropriate to respond further to these baseless attacks."