balanced show. we will be back in new york tomorrow night. brian kilmeade is up next. thank you for being with us. ♪ ♪ >> brian: good evening, everyone. i am brian kilmeade. this is "fox news tonight," again. we have a big-time show tonight. a stunning example of the media hypocrisy. the harvey weinstein sexual assault scandal. this came in moments ago. >> what was your reaction when you heard the news about harvey weinstein? >> i was just sick. >> brian: it took her five days. going after trump of all people, the prestyle rap. we will tell you why that might help the president in the long run. our top story tonight, reaction

to sean hannity's interview, and exclusive with the president of the united states, president trump in pennsylvania. a wide-ranging conversation. the nfl and the players that refused to stand for the national anthem so far. >> i watched colin kaepernick and i thought it was terrible. and then it got bigger and bigger and frankly, the nfl should have suspended him for one game and he would have never done it again. they could have suspended him for two games or suspended him if he did it a third time for the season. you would have never had a problem. i will tell you, you cannot disrespect our country, our flag, our anthem. you cannot do that. >> brian: the president, we will talk about that in the second. he also had some choice words for the media. >> the media is bad. they are very dishonest people. in many cases. not all. i know some reporters and journalists that are very

straight and honest but there is such dishonesty, i mean, it's interesting. i was just watching television. if you don't know whether or not -- you're just watching a report. when you are the one thing written about, you know if it's good or bad. they always try to make it negative. i call it fake media. it is fake. so much fake news. >> brian: two stories in particular he was upset about. the nuclear arsenal by 20%, there was yesterday. the rumor was he wants to fire general kelly as the chief of staff. he says both stories are 100% not true. joining us now with reaction to the interview, of "the boston herald," adriana. and richard fowler. first, adriano. the president is really ticked off about these two go nbc stories. he still harping on the fake media. is that the right way to go? >> i think so. it's about time we had a true leader like president trump called the media out for what it

is. the entire presidential campaign, throughout his administration, fake news story after fake news story. this just hurts the american people because reporters are supposed to be reporting on the facts. unfortunately nowadays, we have social activists and political activists masquerading as reporters. their strength and misinformation campaigns, propaganda for one sole reason. to hurt our president. media has gotten so partisan. most people no longer trust mainstream media. that hurts us all because american people deserve the truth. >> brian: richard, the president saying that's nothing new. but saying the 20% nuclear arsenal, that's totally fake. that's kind of new. and kelly saying directly saying the story was made up and wants to be re-examined. >> take this in context. earlier before he gave the

interview to sean hannity, he also said the media outlets have their license revoked. that's an attack on the press. if you believe in the constitution in the freedom of the press to do their job and number two, i think there's a larger problem. a lot of the stories the press are getting comments from leaks that are coming from this presidents white house. unnamed leaks. most leaks are unnamed, mr. president. what has to happen is the president should maybe have leadership it is white house so the lakers will stop leaking. be concerned about the fact the people in your white house are leaking. >> brian: if some of the stories end up being true, i know what you are saying. i do think you did a good job by getting a hold of the leaks since he had the transformation and new chief of staff and the rotation and communication. i want to go back to the original story about the nfl. adriana, it looks like because the nfl has a meeting scheduled this weekend coming up, they

also invited the players union. looks like the president is putting additional attention on this issue as forcing the nfl to come up with a collective answer. so far, does this look like an interim win for the president? >> absolutely. no question that president trump has won this culture war. he rightfully opposed players disrespecting our flag and national anthem. two weeks ago, over 200 players took a meeting when there was so much protest and blowback by the american people and our president. there's only about 11 players who took amy. now you have roger caddell telling the league that he wants everybody to stand. no question that president trump has won this culture war. i believe in free speech. i don't believe the all-american game of football should be politicized by social justice warriors. if colin kaepernick and people like him want to protest police brutality, that's their right but they should take a political

issue, take it off the field and marched in front of the police station. why punish the fans by ruining the game when we just want to watch a football game? we don't want the game hijacked by people disrespecting our flag, they are unpatriotic. and affecting the game negatively. that's where it stands. the american people have clearly spoken. >> brian: richard, one thing we did find from roger caddell, he said "should" stand. other people are saying if you are demanding i am standing, and point just sit. he thinks they should stand. >> yeah, i was baffled by the comments, "people like him. i lost my train of thought, there. >> brian: what you mean by that? >> it threw me off for a minute. either way, we are moving on.

i was debating with others for about three and half weeks. let's be real, america. we've gotten nowhere. the people that believe they are unpatriotic like adriana, they will continue to believe it. they will continue to believe that. what we've got to do here is find a way to have a real conversation. to have that conversation, we've got to switch shoes. we've got have the folks who believe these players are being unpatriotic, walk a day and there shoes and understand why they are saying there's oppression. we've got have some of these players saying why are you saying we are unpatriotic and find a place in the middle. what that requires his leadership and what the president did not do in this interview with sean hannity, he spent all this time talking about how colin kaepernick was a wrong without ever addressing the fact that colin kaepernick was protesting racial injustice in america, which most people -- most americans agree is a problem. >> brian: i'm going to stop you for one second.

if colin kaepernick for anyone else, marsalis bennett, on their day off, found their way to a police station and set a pointed local law enforcement -- >> players are concerned -- brian. >> brian: the cameras would follow. >> they are doing that. the players that kneeled in miami went to the miami police department. in seattle, they did the same thing. they are trying to have these conversations. lebron james is trying to have these conversations but they are being stonewalled by the police union and individuals like this president and some of his allies. >> brian: i'm telling you -- >> they are being stonewalled and called "unpatriotic." a lot of these players, their parents are veterans. they are saying this is not about the vets. i'm protesting racial injustice. bigotry and bias and police departments and school systems -- >> brian: the police also have

a vote in that and they don't believe they are bigoted and bias. >> the video of eric garner says differently. >> brian: do know how many interactions police have on a daily basis? >> brian: that's not -- if colin kaepernick takes a seat, 200 other players take a seat. i want to move over to another topic. immigration with something else the president brought up with sean hannity. here's what he talked about with daca and where we go from here. >> what i want is tremendous for the regulation. i want the wall. and we are going to get other things. we will see if we can work something out. whether or not we do, i don't know. it would be wonderful to solve the daca problem. >> brian: adriana, he wants to build on that. do you see something coming out of it? the chuck-nancy meeting? >> absolutely.

we know he has great negotiating skills and immigration. i suspect he's going to get pelosi and schumer and in exchange, he will allow the dreamers to stay. that's where i think the negotiation is going to head. he campaigned on fixing immigration. he has to do that and build a wall. i don't think he could blink it -- affect amnesty for 12 million people. he could perhaps allow the children to stay. >> brian: 71 points. he's not going to get the whole wall. he wants more judges. more law enforcement. border patrol. i think that he talked to law enforcement instead of politicians about what they need, i think it's a good start. >> it is a good start but you are right, brian. he promised the american people awol and guess what, america? you are not going to get a wall. i think with more problematic

here is the fact that 800 americans, 800 individuals -- 800,000 individuals who did everything right, they came to this country and no fault of their own. they either are working or serving in our military. all they want to do is be american and contribute to the american dream and the fact that we are denying that right and playing up political parlor games? that's problematic. >> brian: the previous president did an executive order -- he's going to get the wall but not right away. richard, i'm going to move on. we are going to talk about russia. the president also brought up russia and said this is a nonstarter. listen. >> russia was an excuse used by the democrats when they lost the election. they lost the election. they sat in a room and they said wow. we look bad. the morning after. in fact, it's been written about in various books or a book. they said why did you lose the election?

oh, it was russia. russia. it wasn't russia. it was a bad candidate. it was a candidate who did not go to wisconsin and michigan like they should have. >> brian: russia took facebook ads ended other things on twitter and through social media. in the big picture, they've been very cooperative with mueller. they are hoping make a statement shortly. we are not looking at the president. do you think where that is headed? >> it's a total sham and robert mueller should disband the investigation immediately. it was predicated off this phony fake russian dossier which has become completely debunked. it started from the worst place. it's an investigation in search of a crime. that's not how we do justice in the united states. president trump wants fair and square. russia did not get over 60 million americans to wait in line at the polls on election

day. this is just democrats being a sore loser. >> brian: the book he is referring to is "shattered." at the end of the book they said we lost, let's focus on the russia story. it's in the book, richard. the writers of the dossier have been subpoenaed. where is this going? >> i didn't read that book but i know what our intelligence office is in both republican and democratic chairman said russia has engaged in our election. what the president won't say and is it shocking to both democrats and republicans is that russia has engaged in our democracy, taking advantage of our democracy. and we are doing nothing about it. he tweets about everything else. he tweets about espn, everything. the nfl. but he refuses to tweet about russia and how they tried to engage and hack voting machines and buy facebook ads and engage in our election.

that's problematic. he should be putting america first. >> brian: richard, good point. i wish she would be tougher on russia. but he bulked up all the eastern european states that are now members of nato. he spoke out against russia, i think he's waiting his time for this to subside. i wish she would speak about russia directly. as mitt romney said, they are our number one geopolitical flow. >> he called it fake news in that interview. >> brian: adriana and richard, thank you very much. abc news under fire for passing on the harvey weinstein sexual assault story. the question is, why? we will talk about the revelations in just a moment. don't go anywhere.

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>> brian: unless you are really living under a rock, you've probably heard that "the new york times" and new york are magazine published reports about harvey weinstein and has private practices with various women. at 75 oscars, sexually harassed them and worse, there's been settlements involved. the report written up in the new yorker -- i'm talking about

the same reporter that broke the story gave it to nbc first. why did the peacock network right across the street turned down publishing such a story? let's head to trace gallagher to talk about the mammoth event that's rocking hollywood. >> there is a nonexclusive agreement with nbc but he certainly offered the network first dibs on his ten month investigation into harvey weinstein's behavior towards women. in the end, the network took a pass insane the final story that ran in the new yorker was "radically different" than the earlier draft presented. nbc claims the early version did not have the women going on the record claiming weinstein sexually assaulted them. and that other important details had not yet been buttoned up saying "understandably, we wanted to keep forging ahead so we did not want to stand in his way. he took it to the new yorker ended a ton more extraordinary

work. "ronan farrow was able to print outlets with the understanding that he would come back to nbc and talk about it on air. on msnbc speaking with rachel maddow, ronan farrow very clearly contradicted the executives at nbc. >> nbc says the story wasn't publishable. it wasn't ready to go by the time you brought it to them. obviously it was ready to go by the time you got it to the new yorker. >> i walked into the door at the new yorker with an explosive reportable piece that should have been public earlier. the new yorker recognized that. it's not accurate to say it was not reportable. there are multiple come from demonic confirmations. >> brian: some critics are wondering whether harvey weinstein put pressure on nbc to suppress the story? weinstein has made numerous

movies for its cousin company, universal pictures. ronan farrow has refused to comment on the motives for not running the story saying he wants to keep the focus on the women who came forward. harvey weinstein has acknowledged some inappropriate behavior and said he is planning on getting help but the film producer has denied any rape claims saying all of the relationships were consensual. brian. >> brian: is he and we have now? >> he is in rehab. we hear he's in arizona at a rehab center. it's unclear if he is going to this specific rehab center. >> brian: harvey weinstein was also a big time donor to the democratic party, especially hillary clinton in the clinton foundation. ms. clinton was asked about harvey weinstein just moments ago. watch. >> what was your reaction when you heard the news about harvey weinstein? >> i was sick.

>> do think it was tolerated because he was -- people say people knew. >> i don't know. i certainly didn't. i don't know who did but i can only speak for myself. and many others who knew him primarily through politics. >> people should give back the money that he donated to them. he donated money to you. directly and indirectly. would you give the money back? >> there's no one to give it back to. what other people are saying, what my former colleagues are saying is they will donated to charity. i give 10% of my income to charity every year. this will certainly be part of that. no doubt about it. >> brian: a lot of people to give the money to, i think. the money that was given to you, you give to other people. joe, a lot to discuss. first off on harvey weinstein, i would nbc not published this story with eight accusers on camera?

>> it could be quiet because "the new york times" walked away from the story in 2004, allegedly, to another writer. 13 years ago. think of all the other victims that may have avoided harvey weinstein, if they had covered the story then. there's so much to impact. we have the president of nbc news, who says that ronan farrow walked into his office and obviously other important people there, and didn't have the nypd audiotape of weinstein basically confessing that he had broke a woman before, and italian model. he didn't have eight interviews on video. we are supposed to believe that? there have been three stories about the trump administration, based solely on unnamed sources that have all been denied by the trump administration, there be the television story, the last check with the secretary of state, general kelly and him resigning. >> brian: being fired. >> as chief of staff. >> brian: and the nuclear arsenal by 20%.

>> and general mattis is probably one of the most credible people in washington. he calls it absolutely false. going ahead with stories like that. with ronan farrow, we have to fall this concrete proof. it's hard to believe that ronan farrow didn't have it at that time. >> brian: there's also a screenwriter, he still people in the past he wants to go back to los angeles and eventually go back to his writing. he does have a movie out. he did have a movie out called "tacky," the story of jackie o. if you go after the most famous person in hollywood, how will you go back? do think it's over the avenue to pursue? >> that's not for me to answer. that's for noah hoff and chaim to answer. i don't want to read internal memos. he should go to place it doesn't compete with nbc. there many questions around this. it only took hillary clinton a

couple of hours after the las vegas shooting to weigh in with an opinion on the nra. it took her over 2100 hours. i think we're kind of seeing what hillary clinton is made of now. >> brian: either she's the most naive person around. admittedly in the '90s she didn't know some of the antics that president clinton was up to. we watch the hours of testimony on benghazi. we had no idea the private server was a big deal. the same don't play me attitude. you get that again. he was asked directly if you're going to get that money away. it's not mine to give away. yeah, it is. $1.4 billion or whatever the total is. i'm going to give it back because i'm horrified by it. embarrassed by it. >> last week, the nbc nightly news did not cover this story when it broke at 11:00 a.m. on the in "the new york times."

jimmy fallon, seth meyers, seth meyers killed jokes on harvey weinstein as well. either those different entities, news and entertainment all decided this wasn't a story or an order came down through somewhere despite this story. >> brian: you said there's a lot of impact here. note do you know something else about this story? reporters were basically on weinstein's payroll, he would plant stories -- i'm wondering who these so-called journalists are that were on his payroll and how did they go to work tomorrow? how could that be? we think where we are reading something that has journalistic integrity and we find out someone in hollywood is calling the shots on the new stories you read. >> do see how the dominoes are falling? how ben affleck had to apologize today for groping somebody a few years ago? part of that domino effect, you're going to start to find people digging into who these

reporters may be and who protected harvey weinstein and they are going to have a lot to answer for. in terms of speaking about late night, by the way. jimmy fallon, the deity, the rabbi, america's conscious, the reluctant warrior had a matt damon on who probably knows harvey weinstein pretty well because of good will hunting and green lighting his career. he was on very, very long time and did not come on once. there's so many people that are hypocritical in this crime and it's amazing. >> brian: they go serious when it's trump. when you have an opportunity to make additional news on an avenue you to want to go down, i passed. i'm a comedy show. >> harbor found that 93% of nbc news coverage of the trump administration is negative towards the president. 93 out of 100 stories. >> brian: that's a little low compared to what i've seen. joe, thank you so much. 27 minutes after the hour. president trump -- the federal

broadcasting license over reports that he's calling "fake news." we will have the details right after the break.

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and it's frankly disgusting the way -- people should look into it. >> brian: president trump also tweeted tonight saying... network news has become so partisan, disgusting and fake that licenses must be challenged and if appropriate, revoked. not fair to public. joining us, general mattis. not true. joining us right now with reaction as charlie hurt. what is the president doing? suppressing the media? do you see it differently, charlie? >> i think he's "trolling" and messing with them. jingling a stick in their cage. of course they are completely freaking out. something we have seen from him a lot. i think he also has a very good point.

what we've seen from places like nbc. these stories that are completely refuted by all kinds of people. people that have impeccable reputations completely refuted and they just go with it because it's an anti-trump thing. i feel like i've seen it in the past few years, around here in washington. if it's an anti-trump story, there's no vetting required. they will just run with it. another example of that. >> brian: they are two major stories on the world stage. they ran the certification in the nuclear deal. what do we do? i kind of like what president trump is doing. understand where he's coming from. and then we look at the iran to certification. so many prominent democrats that voted against this. if you can't land a blow on two major issues, maybe if he's right, they made two stories up and ran without, they weren't expected to get punched back.

>> that's exactly why the president does this. i think he does this because he knows they are not paying attention to what is a gravely serious issue. whether it's north korea or iran. they are passing on all of those stories. we are desperately trying to figure out a way to move forward with both of these situations. the media is focused on whether somebody inside the administration called him a moron or not inside -- it's in the select. the president realizes that. he takes these opportunities to shed light on the media for focusing on the stupid stories that nobody cares about. they want the problems solved. the world needs them to be solved because we are talking about in some cases millions and millions of people whose lives are at risk. and the media is worried about somebody called somebody a moron?

it's like junior high school. >> brian: they tried to get information that the secretary of state in the president got along. because they got along, they decide to focus on his one statement where if he did call me a moron, i would like to challenge him to an iq test which i thought was hysterical. they the president really thinks he has a higher iq than rex tillerson. it's unbelievable what's going on right now. >> [laughs] a key to one of the earliest symptoms of donald trump derangement syndrome is that you lose your sense of humor. these people in washington of all of their sense of humor. donald trump can save the funniest thing and all of america is knee slapping, bent over laughing. he said something about an iq's test, it's so astonishing.

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>> brian: tensions have been escalating between the united states and north korea all year long. same president trump has "lit the wick of war." it doesn't really sound good. in fact, it sounds confrontational. president trump sounded off about the comment. with sean hannity. >> it should have been handled 25 years ago in 20 years ago and ten years ago in five years ago. not just obama but certainly president obama should have taken care of it. now it's at a point where it's very, very far advanced. we cannot allow this to happen. >> brian: we just said supersonic bombers over the

korean peninsula in a show of f. joining us now for a reaction, heinrich. we are at a point where we've never been before, rebecca. >> i think we are. the north korean regime is issuing another threat against united states same president trump is threatening war and the north koreans also called that at rogue in act of war. you've got to take some things into context here. things are heating up. going back and forth between the two countries. over the past several decades, we've seen the north koreans continue to improve their ballistic missile capabilities, nuclear capabilities, every time they have a little failure they learned from that failure and adapt to technology. we sort of watch this like a train coming. and no administration has been able to stop it. now i have the trump administration really trying to exhaust all diplomatic actions. family and ultimately get kim jong un to understand we are serious.

we are not bluffing. we won't let them maintain a capability that can threaten the united states with a nuclear missile. >> brian: and know what it takes to execute and be successful, i think people feel relatively secure, among them, president trump critic, lindsey graham. he says we are tired of being duped into the talks and thinking this is going to be the moment because they dissipate as soon as they end and next thing you know, we come back to talk to them, only they are stronger than ever. do you believe south korea also believes the president is on the right path? >> i think so. the south koreans -- they tend to want to take a softer approach because they are so close to the north koreans. they've been held hostage by the missiles i can already reach them. it makes them understandably and obviously uncomfortable. they understand the american president isn't going to allow

the south koreans to be endangered without overwhelming response. retaliatory response. the best thing the american president can do, make sure the south koreans are confident and that's one of the best things that we can do to make sure that kim jong un knows we are serious. what president trump has to do, he has to convince kim jong un that he is not bluffing. unlike the previous presidents were. it's a tall order but that's why you're seeing the rhetoric and seeing the very forceful, show of force. the bombers flying above the dmv. all of this is to convince kim jong un. >> brian: real quick, how important and symbolic would it be for the president to go from japan -- china from south korea and take that trip to the demilitarized zone? with his binoculars, looking over and understanding firsthand and also sending a message to north korea, i am serious.

what would that mean to the entire crisis? >> if the president were to visit, just having him there in south korea would be incredibly reassuring. you want to keep the president safe. but the stronger that he can look and demonstrate that this isn't bluffing, if the choices are that we are going to take war to north korea, we are going to allow americans -- we are not just talk about california but missiles that can reach ohio and new york, missiles that can span the entire united states, we are not going to allow americans to be held hostage with a nuclear ballistic missile. the choices are that or the world with north koreans. we are going to choose the latter. >> brian: just how lethal the hermit kingdom is, they packed and stole the south korean war plans. that happened a couple of days ago. it was reported and i believe

"the new york times." we will see where that goes. we will see how serious we are. we have a plan to unseat him. i hope we do. at least now he has it. we will see, rebeccah. he is more vulnerable most people thought. rebeccah heinrich's, thank you so much. 15 minutes before we are done. robert eminem, he's still a thing apparently. he unloads on it president trump. will it have the impact that he hopes? be back and a moment. did he lose his car, is that why he's in a garage? some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management.

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>> brian: two words i've never really said before to open up a segment -- rapper eminem, who many thought was in hiding. this aired at the bet hip-hop awards last night. eminem wasn't exactly pro-trump. shocker. here's a little bit of his free styling. >> this is for colin, oliver, keep that [bleep] like donald the [bleep]. america, stand up. we love our military. we love our country. but we [bleep] hate trump. >> brian: i don't even know

what he said because there are so many beliefs in there. how many people will be persuaded in swing states by eminem's rants. eminem not being on the president's side, not much of a surprise. what about the effect on the president in particular? it seems like another artist against president trump. join the club. >> >> yeah, brian. that's exactly right. it animates the base because it strikes at the heart of hollywood hypocrisy. hollywood likes to lecture us about all demonic sexual assault while protecting harvey weinstein. and now you have eminem acting as a moral paragon after he built a career on misogyny and violence. you have colin kaepernick tweeting that he appreciates eminem who is caught in 2003 wrapping racist lyrics. colin kaepernick, do you want the meal for the national in some but stand with eminem? it's absolutely despicable.

>> brian: he also brings up taxes, which we appreciate it. when he gets into the issues. he brings up the skin color of the president. he has a negative thing to say about that. he talks about race. he has fun with the word swamp, he calls it quicksand. he liked jay-z and others have something negative to say. he wrapped against george bush. for some reason, experts who look to this essay eminem is an artist that president trump might be able to benefit from, working class, someone who's self-made. adverse situations, coming up in that area. keep in mind, this is the same region that gave us kid rock who was the biggest trump supporter. >> that's right but eminem is catering to the left narrative. left-wing democratic liberal talking points, packaged into a rap video. it rings very hollow. it's not going to help the democrats at all. at the rnc, we welcome this. all eminem is doing is he's

filling the coffers of the trump campaign. the rnc, because we raise money off the hollywood elites, isolating themselves from president trump. data helps us in the long run. >> brian: very interesting. there aren't very many democratic heavyweights. just other celebrities weighing in. you know else who has to walk himself? lebron james. he called the president a bum. he continues to double down and retweets repeats of what eminem said last night. he's becoming very polarizing as a figure. when you see other savvy like michael jordan, you might have some feelings but he knows republicans buy sneakers too. >> lebron james should be very careful. he tweeted at eminem today. as did colin kaepernick. these are diversionary tactics. we've seen the media try to paint the president as a racist and misogynist. now you have rappers feeding

into the same narrative voters rejected in 2016. be careful, you're going to lose a lot of fans if you keep doing that. >> brian: if the president does want to focus on african-americans and minorities, we know he's not the person as he's been labeled as a racist, where do you start with that? if athletes isn't the way in, where do you go? >> you start by helping the people. in flint, michigan, these broken communities. i would add that the president has already done that. an underreported story was released friday, cup eight demonic covered up by our friends and the mainstream media. unemployment is at a 17 year low. you don't hear it anyway. you should hear it. it's a big story. this is how you help these communities. >> brian: i can't get the combination down here that's my problem. thank you so much. tomorrow, more rap videos in our analysis. more fox & friends in a moment.

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thank you for watching. i will be back tomorrow. i want to know what you want to see him show. tweet me and we will go through it. soon i will be out of time and i will be cut off. there is the camera. i should have looked there. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." disgraced hollywood producer harvey weinstein is reportedly planning to flee the country for france, taking a cue from his longtime friend and director and fugitive child rapist roman polanski. weinstein's friends in the movie business and in progressive politics pretend to be stunned and aghast at all of this. "this isn't the harvey weinstein we knew," they claimed in anguished interviews arranged by their publicists. we're appalled. right. it's exactly the harvey weinstein they knew, the same one that seth macfarlane joked about at the academy award nominee announcements. >> congratulations. you five ladies no longer have