Andrew Cuomo

”Videos from a concert held in Southampton on Saturday show egregious social distancing violations. I am appalled,” wrote NY governor Andrew Cuomo on Twitter. ”The Department of Health will conduct an investigation. We have no tolerance for the illegal & reckless endangermen…

Presumably not wanting us to ”Sabotage” all the curve-flattening we've done, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo thinks we need to ”Get It Together” when it comes to having get-togethers.

Party's over: Cuomo also said that establishments that break the rules three times will be immediately closed and could lose their liquor license.

“You have businesses that can’t fully reopen. That is an economic problem for the city. You have to get restaurants up and running, you have to get concert halls up and running,” Cuomo said. ”What makes New York City New York City, the arts, the culture. When we’ll…

”I want to make very clear: We cannot go ahead at this point in time with indoor dining in New York City,” Mayor de Blasio said.

”This has been brewing for decades, if not centuries, in this nation,” said Cuomo. ”It's time for a real smart policy discussion, and a new model of policing.”

“Police bludgeon peaceful protesters with batons for no reason? That’s not a fact. They don’t do that,” Cuomo said, despite viral videos that suggest otherwise.

Monday and Tuesday mark the first times the city has been placed under a curfew in 75 years, since 1943, when Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia enacted one in response to protests in Harlem following the shooting of a Black soldier by a white police officer.

”This is as ambitious as anything we’ve ever undertaken,” Governor Andrew Cuomo says.

There's also now a little more time to file your taxes.