nside CNN, some staffers I spoke with were supportive of Cuomo on Tuesday, recognizing that no one chooses their family members, and that viewers expected to see him on the air for "Prime Time," one of the network's highest-rated shows. Some other staffers were, as BuzzFeed News wrote, "highly critical of the company's decision not to discipline Chris Cuomo for his role in the scandal."
That's because of Chris Cuomo's role advising his brother, and even collaborating with members of his brother's senior staff, as the sexual harassment charges crested earlier this year. The Washington Post reported on this in May, and CNN publicly chastised Chris for participating in calls with the governor's staffers. Chris also publicly apologized to his colleagues at the time for putting them in a "bad spot."
A CNN spokeswoman declined further comment on the matter on Tuesday. Chris was mentioned a few times in the AG's report. As the NYT's Michael Grynbaum wrote, "One document included in the report shows Chris Cuomo participating in an email chain on Feb. 28 in which the group drafted a formal public statement for Governor Cuomo; the statement was issued by the governor's office later that day. Chris Cuomo appeared to weigh in on the wording of the statement, although it was unclear if he wrote it."

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