Inappropriate touching. Pornography kept on a work computer. Conversations that veered from open government questions to a reporter’s appearance. Those allegations and more have led to the firing of a fixture in New York state government: Robert Freeman.
Freeman had headed the New York state Committee on Open Government for more than four decades, serving as a resource to generations of reporters seeking access to government documents and meetings.
But as the USA Today Network's Albany Bureau reported, Freeman faces allegations of sexual harassment from a number of journalists, and was the subject of previous investigations. Reporter Jon Campbell joined us to discuss the latest.
