(Headline USA) Disgraced CNN host Chris Cuomo, who was booted from the network last year, has reemerged in media, publishing a new video from Ukraine as a “free agent.”
In the video, Cuomo toured some of the wreckage in Ukraine and urged people to pay more attention to the country’s war against Russia, arguing that there has not been enough media coverage of the conflict, according to the Independent UK.
“What is happening right now in Ukraine is bad and America should be paying a lot more attention,” Cuomo wrote in an Instagram post. “I went to the eastern front. Shelling is intense and devastating. Why so little coverage here?”
Cuomo has been teasing his comeback for the past few months, posting on Saturday that he would “show you what you’re not seeing from Ukraine.” His website similarly says “something is coming,” and contained the headline “Free Agent.”
“Shelling is destroying homes, schools, adults kids … often with banned weapons say Ukrainians, showing us cluster bombs and describing mines that are tearing through young and old,” he wrote in an Instagram post.
“Warfare is like WW2. This is what Ukraine is desperate for: High Mobility Artillery Rocket System. They are essential to stop shelling. But they have far too few to counter what is coming.”
CNN fired Cuomo last year after it was revealed that he used his position to help his embattled brother former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who also resigned in disgrace, navigate a sexual harassment scandal. Chris Cuomo has since filed a lawsuit against CNN, arguing the company flouted its contract with him and demanding it pay him the remainder of his contract.
Andrew Cuomo has also been trying to make a comeback, hinting at another political run in the future despite his many scandals.
“The actions against me were prosecutorial misconduct,” the former governor said. “They used cancel culture to effectively overturn an election … I didn’t appreciate how fast the perspectives changed.”
“I’ve learned a powerful lesson and paid a very high price for learning that lesson,” he continued. “God isn’t finished with me yet.”
