Cuomo exposes Congress with COVID misinformation while New York stays informed

Responding to a congressional subpoena, Andrew Cuomo, the disgraced former governor of New York, finally appeared in Washington, DC, to address his pandemic actions before the subcommittee investigating the COVID-19 response.

During the hearing, Cuomo echoed familiar lies and talking points, now under oath and part of the congressional record.

Regarding the directive that sent COVID-positive patients to nursing homes, Cuomo shifted blame to federal guidance and denied responsibility for the deadly order.

Contrary to his claims, other states did not adopt this practice, and no health professionals have supported his decision except his former health commissioner, Howard Zucker.

Cuomo previously blamed Trump and the federal government for his order, but Seema Verma and the CDC contradicted his reasoning, emphasizing the importance of proper care for COVID patients.

Despite following federal guidelines, Cuomo’s administration worked to conceal the total number of elderly deaths in New York, with nursing-home operators feeling pressured to accept patients or risk losing licenses.

State investigations revealed that Cuomo’s administration underreported death tally, further tarnishing his credibility.

Despite the lack of accountability or apologies from Cuomo, the truth regarding his actions during the pandemic is gradually coming to light.

As Cuomo continues to evade responsibility, the testimonies from the hearing mark the beginning of his Judgment Day for the lives lost during the pandemic.

Janice Dean is senior meteorologist at the Fox News Channel.