>> sean: it will debut october . i go to pennsylvania, harrisburg. president trump will be my special guest for the hour. that full interview will air tomorrow night. thank you for being with us. brian. ♪ >> brian: hi, it's me again. this is "fox news tonight." let's get started. what a packed show we have and we have stories developing throughout the show including more shocking revelations about the alleged harassment sued by the hollywood mogul and big-time democratic owner, harvey weinstein. you're not going to believe where the story is going. if you say hillary clinton's name three times, she will pop up and promised to never go away. watch. hillary, hillary, hillary. >> i'm not going anywhere other than right into the middle of the debate about the future. >> brian: i only had to say at one time.

our top story, dramatic turn with the national anthem controversy with the national football league. a major win for president trump. nfl commissioner roger wrote... it's led to speculation that they will propose a rule to require players to stand for the anthem. next week at owner's meeting, they should come up. it won versus not going to like that rule? marc lamont hill. >> the height of arrogance, or any white person, a group of black people being oppressed, all your protest does not mean what it think it means anymore. or to tell them you are not patriotic because you are somehow challenging white supremacy. they don't get to decide that. players get to decide that. it's not disrespectful to a flag anymore than it is to have a bus boycott.

or to go on the bridge for voting rights acts. this not about the flag. >> brian: many bridges. only one flag and one american flag. jerry jones has already announced if any of his players take a need, or do anything on the sideline, they will be benched. jemele hill responded to the move saying, encouraging her followers -- can you imagine this? telling people to stay away from the cowboys. she was suspended for two weeks after's -- are you confused yet? we have a lot to debate tonight. so let's do that. horace cooper. and leo terrel. do you like where this story is going? >> we've got a problem with the story, brian. the ultimate issue is this was

about racial injustice. guess what? that flag represents more than the military. it represents teachers, nurses, doctors and everything. roger goodell's statement is unenforceable. he has one objective, make big money for the owners. 70% of the nfl players are african-american. there is racial injustice in this country. i just find it amazing how the president has flipped us into being patriotic. one final point, african-americans serve in higher numbers in the military than their actual numbers for the population. tell me what is wrong with the kneeling? not turning your back, kneeling, brian. >> brian: i did not know that stat but it's an important stat. that's it important stat. however, i will tell you -- i did not need to hear any commentary to come in and do fox & friends paid when i saw colin kaepernick take a knee, my gut said you are disrespecting the flag. if you want to talk about racial

inequities, whatever your point of view is, just don't do it during the national anthem. i did not need to see a poll but i understand where you're coming from. not without merit. let's go and talk to horace about that. we can't have this continue to go on. the fans are ticked off and others are upset. do you agree roger goodell will get a hold of this when the owner speak this weekend? >> good for jerry jones. i am pleased to see that owners understand that offending our flag in this way should not be condoned. by the owner, by any legal or by any players. good for terry jones. as for this idea that it's okay to offend the american people, we get the right to also choose whether we are going to watch something that we don't like. leo talked about these boycotts come in the past during the civil rights era, where people

were able to say i don't like what you are doing. i would participate. in overwhelming numbers, we are watching the american people we don't like what you are doing and we will not participate. that's as american as apple pie. >> brian: before you talk, i've got to read the rest of the letter. just in case our audience didn't. he said he's actually trying to be positive and says this -- we will include in our conversation elements that in season platforms will exist to promote core issues that they say matters most and promote positive change in our country. rather than split the country about disrespecting the flag, that's how i view it and you view it differently, they will work on the programs necessary to make the country better. you like that? >> i like that, brian but what makes this country unique and great?

we allow dissent. this is peaceful dissent. i respectfully disagree with my colleague. we allow religious freedom were certain religious groups do not stand for the flag. they don't have to. what is so important, we are not disrespecting the flag. that flag gives you and i and everyone the right to disagree. there's no disrespect. no turning your back to the flag. it's kneeling. we kneel in church. what's the disrespect? tell me what's wrong? one other point, there is racial injustice in this country. that's a fact. >> brian: let me add this. condoleezza rice said this today. she's a huge sports fan and her dad was a football coach. she also grew up in the south in the '60s. you'd you guys know it was not easy. it's gone another way now. people have stopped listening to each other. you see the black power salute

from the browns players. >> it's very disrespectful and by the way, when you are offending people, you don't get to define to the people that are being offended that they should not be. if you open up a restaurant in harlem and all of your wait staff or white hoods and people took of offense at it and you said no, this is my special way of entertaining my customers, all the rest of us would be rightly offended. and when i see what's happening when these players disrespect the flag, i don't want to hear the other talk that they want to tell us about. they should honor the greatest country that has given them an average of $2 million a player. >> do see what he just said? she censored different opinions. he just censored with people who have a different viewpoint -- he's telling the american public on the television program if you

offend me, you are not allowed to speak. you are not allowed to express. that's not what this country is built on. it allows people like me and you and everyone else -- >> i am tired of hearing these lectures from the politically correct. it is false that the police are mistreating black americans in this country. >> game over. game over. >> just racial status of the american people. >> brian: guys... >> what you don't get to do is disrespect the flag. >> brian: i think we can have you and leo debate, law enforcement equities made, whether they exist or not. inequities in our society even if we've made tremendous progress in than on the other side, is this the right time and for them to do it? that's like a family. we agree we are not a perfect family. let's keep it in-house. the worst scene i can remember

as an american in a nonviolent display was at wembley stadium on the whole world is watching in england. where we stood for god save the queen and about half the players kneeled for our national anthem. it made me feel what an embarrassment we are to the world. i want you to hear what michael will bond just said. leo, i'm just going to backup your thought probably. pardon the interruption. he said this and i want to share his point of view. >> jerry jones -- understanding compromise, i need to be with my players. he got down and linked arms and all this stuff. he said i want to honor the anthem. it seems like that was where he was going. now it seems like he was as phony as a three dollar bill. the word that comes to mind, i don't care who doesn't like me using it, is "plantation," the players are here to serve me and they will do what i want no matter how much i pay them.

they are not equal to me. >> brian: that seems to be how you feel, sadly. >> let me simply say this, i would not use the word plantation but he's put those african-american players on the dallas cowboys team in a very awkward position. he has made them decide. he's forced them to decide are they going to stand up due to racial injustice or collect their paycheck? he's put his players in an awkward situation. one last point, brian. do you know? sometimes free speech makes people accountable. that's what it is designed for. what we just heard and i cannot ignore it, an african-american man telling the american public there's no police misconduct in this country. >> there's no differential based on race. black americans as a function of their numbers are actually treated better by police officers than white americans. let's talk about the facts.

>> brian: i'm going to give you some good news. something that's not -- michael jordan gave $7 million in charlotte to a low income neighborhood to build two separate hospitals for that area. countless, major successful athletes do things under the radar that you get no credit for. if you can do things in that area. if i could get a black and white player to go to some of the schools and talk about what it was like coming together as a team and getting to know each other's culture, some of the most color-blind places are the locker rooms. if they could bring that to the classroom and to different schools? do you think that would be a plus and don't you think we would be talking the same way but only in a positive direction, leo? >> i would agree with you 100% but we need to do covert activities like you just articulated with michael jordan. and i applaud lebron james. using his platform to talk about guess what?

racial injustice. we need the overt activities and cavort. that you expressed with michael jordan. covert and overt. >> brian: don't you think it's important to know that lebron james has many white fans and whites kids that like him as much as black man's? >> absolutely. they want to end racial injustice. notwithstanding the comments made by my colleague. >> instead of talking about racial injustice, wired to be saying colin kaepernick and others like him say things like let's get more science majors, let's get more engineering majors and more math majors in communities of color? that's the way that progress occurs. sitting around pretending that you are a victim solely because of your race while people are being paid $2 million on average is not convincing to the american people. >> brian: leo and horus.

this was an intense but respectful debate. that i consider progress. it's going to be very interesting to see what happens this week and what the league tries to do. i don't blame the commissioner on this. he understands this is a tinderbox. thanks, guys. directly ahead, hollywood's massive hypocrisy over the harvey weinstein scandal which is getting more vile by the hour as more facts are emerging. to tell us what the truth is in los angeles and around the world... when you have a cold... stuff happens. shut down cold symptoms fast with maximum strength alka seltzer plus liquid gels. only have a sore throat?

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>> brian: thanks for staying up with us. we've got a big story and is just getting bigger by the minute. new explosive allegations being reported against hollywood mega-producer harvey weinstein. coming out -- new yorker magazine, a major article talking about several women going to record and on the record to discuss sexual harassment and in some cases, sexual assault by weinstein over the course of many years. a big question remains. why has liberal hollywood in many cases stayed silent for so long about weinstein? because he so powerful and can make or break careers? is that still the same situation? joining us now, antonio sabato jr.

there are 20 different women with sexual harassment allegations, three of which said they were raped. some of these names are as bigots we would see on the big screen or in "people" magazine. how could someone get away with this for so long? >> power. and people not talking about it when they should have. i'm open to say it -- i've known harvey for many, many years. these women have been attacked. 1 out of 3 women in the world is getting sexually harassed every single day. in hollywood especially. i grew up watching movies back in the day, classic films. standing up for what is right. they would stand up and say this is wrong. they have to wait for this moment. for someone like george clooney to come out? i wish george clooney would keep coming out. and talk about these people. there's more than harvey weinstein out there, people attacking women and really getting -- they are deciding their future.

to do what they want. that's why i am in politics. i want to fight for the american people. i am working extremely hard for it. >> brian: it's an all or nothing career you guys go through. one minute you're making $18,000 a year as a waitress. you have three or four roommates. then you get the big movie and if you have the talent, you become a multimillionaire. setting your family up for generations. income of the major hollywood producer who says i see talent with you. meet me by the bar. yet, follow up to my room. should i sacrifice my self-esteem? this is a scenario we thought was in the movies but it's still happening today, apparently. >> with all of the technology we have, the truth will prevail. the list goes on and on. people don't want to talk about the truth. being sexually harassed by your boss coming up to come out and say it but they won't because they want to get the next job,

the next part and all that. hopefully this will change and we have to keep fighting for what is right. >> brian: the other thing that comes out, by the way, he's such a huge political donor. all over democratic causes. $56,000 here. big supporter of the obamas. their daughter melia interned for him. at the question is, who knew and when did they know? is it possible not to know? i want you to hear seth mcfarlane and the comment he made and what it did mean then, it was a laugh line. people on the outside didn't know what it meant. now it means a lot. listen. >> congratulations, you five ladies no longer have to pretend to be attracted to harvey weinstein. [laughter] >> brian: funny? do you hear the news and all is? >> not funny at all. i hope matt damon comes out and talks about the situation.

and does what is right. >> brian: you are talking about an article about he was asked to make a call to vouch for somebody's integrity because they were about to plant the story and come forward with the story about harvey weinstein and some unwanted advances and he was asked to call and vouch for someone's integrity and the story disappeared. he said it was unrelated. >> this is not about harvey weinstein, just him. i want to help everyone who's being sexually harassed, and he went on the left or right to come out and talk about this. people are being affected by people like harvey weinstein. it's happening too often. i just hope the people can come out and talk about it. matt damon. and talk about the truth. like you mentioned earlier, the liberals and donors and people donating to campaigns and stuff like that, that is how it works. it's not fair. they do things under the table. they pushed policy to all the american people that do not work.

like in my county. we could go on and on for policies that do not work. i want to fight for what is right and i'm certainly not perfect but i learned from my mistakes and i get better as i get older. i will get wiser and wiser as we keep going. >> brian: you feel as though you are blackballed because your political point of view coming of all the talent and certainly the looks, besides james -- you are better looking than me. the both of you are. you've got a lot going for you. better dimples. a couple of names popped up. i look at angelina jolie, gwyneth paltrow, rosanna arquette, we can call their own shots. very successful women. why would they be kept silent until now, knowing they decide any movie they want to be in and a salary for whatever they want, why would they be quiet up until now? >> it so hard to get to that point and i understand. they want to keep the little bubble of movies, being on top of the food chain. they want to be up there. they don't want to have the rest

of the community in hollywood to go against them. i'm standing up. i'm standing up and i want people to come on my side. we have to stand up for what is right. if someone does something wrong, for many, many years. harvey weinstein has been doing this for how many years? it's been too long. people have to come out and talk about the truth. and they will keep fighting and if more people are being affected by this, so be it. let's fight the fight. >> brian: antonio, best luck in the congressional race. thank you for coming on and giving your view. call your media friends and plant stuffs in the media. that's how lethal this stuff was. president trump unleashing a new attack against bob corker, we've got the details of what's happening behind the scenes in the president just tweeted in defense of his chief of staff. we will give you the details.

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>> brian: here we go. president trump's feud with republican senator bob corker intensifying today, again. responding to the claim that he's putting the country on the path to world war iii. >> reporter: [indistinct question] >> if you look over the last 25 years, through numerous administrations, we were on a path to a very big problem. a problem like this world has never seen. we are on the right path right now, believe me. >> brian: a major player on the world stage, ed henry joins us right now to expand on this. very interesting in the way the president answered the question that bob corker decided to give that story to "the new york times." he was really referring to north korea. >> on north korea, the president

is right on what he sent today. previous administrations in both parties trying to pay off the regime and tried all kinds of different things and north korea basically kept deeming, closer and closer to getting these nuclear weapons. why they believe inside the white house behind me that we are not inching closer to world war iii is that they know that when you look at the president's speech before the u.n. general assembly, you can get a lot of criticism from the rhetoric and talking about rocket man, kim jong un. giving him that moniker. they believe inside the white house that talking tough with kim jong un is all he response to, number one. number two, the president actually is backing it up with diplomacy because if you look at what happened at the u.n. before this speech, the u.s. worked with china and russia to get the toughest u.n. sanctions ever against the north korean regime.

they are not really working just yet because north korea is still making all kinds of noise, brian. the fact of the matter is, everyone in the world knows that china is the key to all of this. they haven't ratcheted up even more sanctions to really inflict economic pain on north korea but the white house believes that the president took an important first step by getting china and russia on board with those initial sanctions. the toughest we've ever seen. >> brian: we will find out more about that when the president goes to china. in a couple weeks in november. and we know the secretary of state had lunch with the president today. hopefully they will be able to make ends meet. i want to talk about iran real quick. where is the president at? >> he certainly leading towards decertified the iran nuclear deal. he wants to follow through on that promise. the big thing is what comes next. there doesn't seem to be much advertised on capitol hill.

there is a lot of lawmakers who want to see the deal continue even though it's unclear if it's working at all. this is an example where the president seems to want to take on the establishment in his own party. part of the iran nuclear deal. it was initiated by the obama administration but it with senior republicans like the chairman of the former relations committee that helped smooth this path. if he decertified it which is where he is leaning now, the question is going to be what comes next. the president is going to be bob corker and other senators he's been feuding with the pickup the pieces and make sure that in the interim, iran does not get closer to getting nuclear weapons themselves. you've got these two big national security challenges and diplomacy will be the key in the days ahead. >> brian: and condoleezza rice said i hate the deal, i don't like the deal i never would've signed it but we are better off keeping the deal unless there is a blatant violation. a lot going on and she

recommended that rex tillerson, she seems to be a supporter. ed henry, thanks so much. great job as usual. now, for a reaction to what the president has done with north korea and where we are going with iran, let's bring in dick cheney and michael baltz. welcome back. >> thanks, brian. the president is going to be going over to north korea -- not to north korea, south korea. he's going to be walking the dmz line. what symbolism could be coming our way in three weeks? if he does this? >> it sends a message to the 30,000 troops. whose lives are sitting over on the line. the 25,000 soldiers and airmen and women that we have in japan. and not to mention the ones that we have in guam, commander-in-chief is leading from the front. and he's no longer going to

accept the same old same old that we've had for the last 30 years as the north korean regime has come up along and is on the brink of having an icbm that could strike the united states. >> brian: i understand the first place he's going to go as china and they don't want this whole thing to be about north korea. they wanted to be about trade deals and economic ties. and the relationship is one of the goals. the way to do that is to show some substantial gains and pushes in terms of the sanctions they promised when it comes to the banking system. do you think having said that we will see something in the next couple of weeks? >> the chinese are very good at reacting when there's a lot of tension on north korea. when there's a lot of focus on it and there's a lot of pressure. they agreed to the u.n. sanctions which they've done before. importantly at the u.n. and i think in direct response to the president's tough rhetoric, they ordered their banking system to stop doing business with the

north korean regime. the chinese are also very good and once attention shifts, to kind of letting this same old same old go back into place in letting their buffer state continue to be a problem for us. they will have to keep their feet to the fire. import lay before the president's trip. the chinese communist party has their every five-year leadership conference. to regain and re-hold power and to see some of his people in place. we will be watching that very closely. >> brian: you are a war fighter by trade. you know that so is james mattis. how important was it for him to say to be ready, to be it says a lot. it's exactly what the president has been saying. just not as distinctly. >> one of the things the obama administration never fully grasped is in order for diplomacy to be effective, you

have to have a credible threat of military force when our mats are sitting down. it has to be edible. our military has to be ready. and our opponents have to know that the president has the will to employ that military force. that's what makes diplomacy effectively and that's what makes our economic sanctions really fight. it forces folks to enforce those sanctions. they don't want it to be employed. mattis knows that. this president knows that. i'm fine with the tough talk. we can't have more of the same old same old. >> brian: i know it's complicated situation but knowing that you don't love the iranian deal, in the alternative is to get out, would you be advising the president to get out or would you do what mattis and mcmaster are doing, stay in? >> we need to hit all of those other areas. ballistic missiles, terrorism. all of the other things that are

left out of the deal. that's why it's a horrible deal. the cat is out of the bag in terms of already giving them the money. the thing is, we need to enforce the hill out of it. as soon as i ran violates it, getting into the military sites, which we have to ask permission for. then the europeans, the russians and everyone else are forced to put sanctions back in place. this president has no good choices because it was such a horrible deal. >> brian: it was. and only a third of the senate approved it. only about 40 senators to say yes to it. michael baltz, thanks so much. >> brian: thanks, brian >> thanks, brian. >> brian: the 70-point plan some air and sunlight. back in a moment to examine.

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land. and francisco hernandez. 70-point plan. 10,000 more immigration agents. 370 more immigration judges. 1,000 more immigration lawyers at the border to get this thing going quickly in an organized fashion. are you saying, is this a foundation for negotiation or a nonstarter for you? francisco? i hate when he ignores me. lars, you can hear me, right? we will get his earpiece handled. for you, are you surprised that nancy pelosi came back and said i can't even deal with this? >> i'm not surprised at all. on every issue they are handling right now, we are not going to talk about obamacare, anything. they don't want to do any business with this president. this president is doing exactly what the american people set at

the set of instructions. we want the laws enforced. an awful lot of what donald trump is proposing is already in the law. the wall is in the law. the immigration laws we have can be enforced. we need some more immigration agents. 370 judges. we have an absolutely unconscionable backlog and brian, for people to care about immigration, someone comes to this country and says my home country is a terrible place. i will die if you send me back. we have a quarter million people who are sitting in this backlog. some of them, let's get the backlog cleared up. >> brian: i was staggered to see this, francisco. we got your audio figure it out. what a 4,000 unaccompanied minors through the border. less than past years. we have that 70-point plan, is

that a nonstarter for you or a foundation to start talking? >> looked, it comes down to one point for president trump. can he build a wall or not? any statute, it doesn't matter. congress is scared of their own shadow. democrats and republicans. why do you even need seven or 72 points? let's get to talking about it. as far as immigration is concerned. we are talking about dreamers. what do we define as dreamers? they were brought here through no fault of their own. staying out of trouble, going to school, paying taxes. and we can't figure out what to do with them? let's wake up. >> brian: instead of saying we are going to ignore you, and you have a lot of explaining to do, they want six months to work it out. you want the dreamers handled. i think president trump does too. what is something else that you

hope is in play when they talk about this? >> let's talk about the elephant in the room. neither side wants to talk about it. president trump talked about a physical wall but there's nothing wrong with that, a philosophical wall. as much fault to do with illegal immigration as the united states. what are we going to do? if we get temporary work visas, we rebuild mexico. it only created the world's richest person. let's sit down and talk about it. where do we want to go with the country? >> brian: as much as i know where you stand on immigration, there's got to be something on both sides. how many times have we been through this cycle? republicans and democrats keep talking at each other. and nothing gets done. do you think president trump would lose some of his base if he green light some compromise?

lawrence, go ahead. >> honestly, i think he's going to be able to get some compromise. most of us don't want to compromise because we've seen 30 years of compromise and we have seen where it has left us. aliens of illegal aliens, no respect for the law. you have to start enforcing it. >> >> brian: come on. >> francisco. >> we are giving them jobs. we are saying come, you are illegal. you are ugly. greasy mexicans. stay away. we are giving them a job. they are all working. you don't have -- let's talk about it. >> brian: francisco, i would not describe anyone in south america or central america that way. they want to get a hold of the situation. >> they are willing to earn it, absolutely. >> brian: just sign the guestbook book. that's all we ask.

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matthew slap. and marianna marsh. put on your political operative hat. republican perspective. are you glad about this or worried? because she's part of a political machine? >> we should be humble in politics. i think hillary clinton is the gift that keeps on giving. even her own husband is reportedly saying to her hey, maybe you should go away for a little bit and try to reemerge later. i actually think that the more hillary clinton relitigate the election of 2016, the better it is for my side. >> brian: how would you feel, marianne? marva tim ryan or cory booker and less of someone like hillary clinton? >> hillary clinton has every right in the world to be part of the current public debate and certainly with donald trump. 3 million more people voted for her dan trump and much of which she said about trump during the campaign has been worn out.

the real problem for donald trump is donald trump. he has inflicted more problems for himself, when you go after a senator like corker. who you've got on your team. we only have a 2-foot margin in the senate. now you've got at least four republicans on any day who won't vote for you, going after republican senators up for reelection. and calista democrats. there would be don't do more d. >> brian: we will see how it turns out in a couple years. when we start looking at reelection. she's formed in organization called "onward together" ." mitt romney legitimately disappeared. why won't hillary clinton follow the pattern? >> i would like to point out former presidents, the president i served, president george w. bush and his dad, they simply went back to texas and lived their lives. yes, they opine from time to

time but george w. bush spends most of his time dealing with the wounded warriors. i think there's something nice about having your time in arena and the respectfully fadig away. i think hillary clinton, there's something about her that craves attention. i'm fine with the attack that she has a voice and a point of view. i think she just understands it's not going over very well. >> brian: as someone who wants the democrats to do very well, is this the best way? >> if you or any of the democrats already talking about 2020, you have ample opportunity to talk about all kinds of things and go to iowa or new hampshire or anywhere else. hillary clinton has time and time again been proven right about what she said about donald trump. >> brian: it doesn't matter. doesn't help the democrats. >> guys, look. hillary clinton has a lot to say in the right to say it. the other striking thing i see right now is all the former

presidents having emerged and showing themselves raising money for flood victims. seeing them at golf tournaments. you haven't seen the former president. and that's all in response to donald trump. is not a coincidence we see five former presidents raising money for flood victims. >> brian: why doesn't she do that? >> do something for somebody else. >> let me take you up on your offer. why don't we see hillary clinton raising money for flood victims? we see her talking about her favorite subject. herself. >> brian: her book is going well. >> believe me. >> the clinton foundation, we've seen that one. >> not true at all and you know that, matt. >> brian: very good. we have one more block. great to see you. meanwhile, more fox and -- i almost said fox & friends. more "fox news tonight."

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>> brian: before we go, good news. our segment with marsha blackburn last night. she called out twitter from locking a pro-life ad. this evening, twitter announced it is reversing the decision and will allow the congresswoman 'ad to be promoted on its platform. i am not going to say it's thanks to me. okay, i will. also a quick book plug. "andrew jackson, the miracle of new orleans." i think you're going to like it. another reason to be proud of america. if you want me to sign it, brian kilmeade.com. tomorrow, "fox & friends" ." ed go last he -- ed gillespie. period joe lieberman and lindsey graham graham. that's all we have for this evening. special thanks to our guests for bringing us the latest taking

news. it doesn't stop just because you want to go to bed. i'm going to give you permission to get undressed and watch tucker. take a wide shot. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the scandal swirling around hollywood producer harvey weinstein has moved from the tabloids to the political pages tonight and for good reason. there's no debate about his behavior, no gray areas or room for conflictingg interpretation. according to a new account in "the new yorker" magazine at least 13 separate women claimed that weinstein sexually assaulted or harassed them between 1990 and 2015. four say he masturbated in front of them.ss three accuse him of rape. weinstein hasn't denied any of it. indeed, "the new yorker"