Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo took his attempted comeback tour to a Brooklyn church Sunday, where he claimed he was the victim of “political sharks” in his first in-person speech since leaving office.

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New York Gov. Mario Cuomo gives a thumbs-up gesture with both hands during his keynote address to the opening session of the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco on July 17, 1984. AP ...

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Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, in his first public speech since resigning more than six months ago, delivered a 25-minute address Sunday in which he repeatedly cast himself as a victim of ...

Cuomo used his speech by thanking New York residents, who elected him as governor in 2010, 2014 and 2018 after electing him attorney general in 2006. Toward the end, he offered a brief word of ...

In his 20-minute address Tuesday, Cuomo said he would resign in 14 days and expressed remorse for "offending" the 11 women who spoke out in a report by Attorney General Letitia James last week.

Watch Cuomo's full 1984 speech below: Cuomo also gave a passionate speech at the 1992 convention, where Bill Clinton was nominated to challenge Reagan's successor, President George H.W. Bush.

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ALBANY — Gov. Cuomo’s sees a stronger America emerging from the coronavirus crisis — as long as Donald Trump is defeated in November. The governor delivered a prime time address M… ...

A gubernatorial resignation speech that did come out of the blue and that I thought of when watching Cuomo’s careful, serpentine exposition was that of Sarah Palin on July 2, 2009.

Michael Goodwin The interest in watching Andrew Cuomo’s farewell speech recalls a story about the death of Hollywood mogul Louis B. Mayer. His funeral was mobbed, but not necessarily by admirers.