Danny Williams

An Oklahoma House committee spent two days behind closed doors last month hearing from witnesses and victims.

Its finding? Republican State Representative Danny Williams of Seminole, who's 77, sexually harassed multiple women.

It also found he urinated in a cup that was left on his assistant's desk.

Yeah, you heard that right.

cup of

urine um and that's i mean i think they just right like some of these headlines i mean just pulitzer award winning um you know style uh journalism going on in the state of oklahoma this week so of course um i'm sure that you've heard at this point if you are alive in the state of oklahoma um Representative Danny Williams has been censured as of just a few hours ago for, quote, disorderly behavior.

He was and is recommended for a full house reprimand.

I'm sorry, I can speak.

Jersey Shore seems real tame these days.

Yeah, this whole story has been, I mean, I'm glad that it's, finally out in the open, right? This happened, so this started back in May, right after the legislative session.

And for those who might not have been following it as closely, some allegations arose surrounding Representative Danny Williams about improper behavior, some sexual harassment type stuff.

Well, you and I

For KOSU, I'm Michael Cross, and it's time for This Week in Oklahoma Politics, along with Civic Leader Andy Moore and Legislative Advisor Jennifer Moniz.

The House Rules Committee met for a public hearing on embattled State Representative Danny Williams.

Members held two closed-door meetings regarding the Seminole Republican earlier this month.

In July, the House Speaker announced an investigation against Williams for improper behavior towards staff and potential misuse of state resources.