There's no relationship quite like it in politics or media: A pair of brothers, one

governing the fourth biggest state in the country, the other hosting one of the
most prominent shows on cable TV. Right now, both men are standing in a very bright
spotlight.
Governor Andrew Cuomo's alleged sexual harassment and abuse of power -- documented
in excruciating detail by NY AG Letitia James' report -- is leading him down an
impeachment track. Chris Cuomo's role as a member of his brother's inner circle, a
role that raises serious questions about journalistic responsibilities and ethics,
is also detailed in the report. Chris surely has a lot to say about his brother.
But for the time being he is staying silent: He did not mention the scandal on
"Cuomo Prime Time" Tuesday night.
Everyone else is talking about it, though. The political firestorm around Governor
Cuomo was the lead on all of the nightly newscasts. And CNN's coverage of the
governor was scathing all afternoon and evening. In the 8pm hour, for example,
"Anderson Cooper 360" led with the news out of New York while MSNBC and Fox went
with other stories. "It's not clear" if he "can do the basic function of government
and governing in this state," Maggie Haberman said.