. >> part of the leg sieve the harvey weinstein story is that we need to see these problems. >> it's all right at the surface. >> it's sort of been happening for a long time. and it's not just in hollywood. it's across many different communities and cultures. >> so you're part of a very small group of women in the history of the unit wed states o have actually run for president. >> we all knew what what is going on. >> senator kamala harris is joe biden's running mate. >> the first black woman in the united states senate! >> i'm going to be very candid. i don't think i've ever said this publicly. >> a lot of black feminists, myself included, are very bitter about this suffrage anniversary. >> the history for black women is one of perseverance and diligence, but also deep, racial oppression. >> typically, we think that history is what happened. history is not what happened. history is who tells the story. ♪ >> there are more than 20 historical figures in central park, but not one of them is a real woman. >> no. >> so the first statue of women in central park is going to go up right he

even post—metoo, harvey weinstein behind bars and all the rest of it? i think that's what...ng out, and, again, that was a big part of the reason that i chose to step down, because i don't want to say and i didn't want to set up the whole argument of saying that, "oh, well, this shouldn't apply to me." this should apply uniformly, so i feel like i set something up so that if it happens in any other case then, you know, we know the expectation. we know what we want to... we want to ensure that people are held to account for. but can i... so, can ijust check, then, with you? i mean, you know, there's been a lot made of metoo, and hollywood has become infused with this idea now, and so on. are you saying that american politics is yet to experience the full impact of the metoo movement? i think that that's accurate, but i think that it's starting to. it's... you know, it's new. it happened in 2017. the end of 2017 is when it really started to kind of make a big, you know, a big impact on our society, and though... you know, we've seen how challenging it can be to apply what we wa

man: ♪ i wanna be a superstar superstar superstar, superstar ♪ crabb: movie mogul harvey weinstein was first big scalp of #metoo, the movement that t calls out celebrity gropers and sexual predators. >> time's up! time's up! time's up! times up! crabb: #metoo took off around the globe until it met the french r resistance--m-more thaa hundred high-profile women who signed the famous "le monde" letter, defending the right of

at any point during the settlement process as you consider or advocate for harvey weinstein paying into the settlement? it if not why not? so that is not the subject of the press conference here today. we will give you an update in regards to the weinstein negotiation. i thank you for the question. : : : will you attempt to leave the absence of the targets of this investigation or the nra [inaudible]? >> that is one of the remedies we are seeking under in our pleadings and so we look forward to again doing investigations to determine if there are any hidden assets and whether or not they can be frozen again for the purposes of benefiting those donors who gave to the nra over the years for the intended mission. >> our last question will be from cnn. >> hello, attorney general. thank you for taking my question. it's a two parts. one, it seems like there are a lot of allegations of potential tax fraud that has been reported to the irs. why take the measure to dissolve the entire organization instead of removing its numbers, can you speak to why that was necessary in this case? >> we thank

. >> i want to start by thanking harvey weinstein for organizing this amazing day. hat this was possible because of harvey is a wonderful human being, good friend and just the powerhouse and the fact that he and his team took the time to make this happen for all of you should say something not about me or about this place but about you. greg: everyone knew harvey was lying but he was liberal slime and liberal slime can do anything it wants to anyone that wants. now they are second strategy pretending the violence in our city doesn't fit as they condemn trump for his conduct. you acknowledge the chaos would be to admit their guilt but after conflating criminality with minority they now falsely believe to fight crime is just like fighting minorities what it's actually the reverse. the democrats urge her races. they think i nor is want less law and order and fewer cost? that's wrong so the wonder they -- the havoc in a meeting of the ongoing violence as is a reminder that voting for trump could pleer life in danger that it's the true make the george floyd riots look lik

the same uncle teddy who shared the harvey weinstein school of dating.nd you're starting to see the appeal of the message here, are you not? everyone gets off the hook except for donald trump. and people who look like donald trump are evil, too, guilt by resemblance paid >> it was all about representation. my little me heart felt so full last night. >> today with david and john is the first time i see a white man like in eight hours other than joe biden last night and that's okay, they've had 240 years of representation, they're going to be okay. >> tucker: so this is how bad he is, anyone with the same skin color is donald trump is repulsive. so disgusting, so repugnant to gaze upon, the cnn anchor is now refreshed. a spot treatment in sedona, that's a hot towels. keep in mind, nothing you've just heard his racism. no, of course. if you said that about the cnn anchor, obviously still would be. but the cnn anchor isn't donald trump, is she? no, she's not someone who looks like donald trump, is she? no. okay, so it's fine. just like drowning a woman in a

i mean, just as we saw with jeffrey epstein's case and harvey weinstein's and all of the me too momentst we're dealing with today, there are plenty of red flags. it's just difficult to prove something without corroboration. we have to move methodically and give due process and these things take time. we're just thankful that the truth has come out and it can be dealt with and the university can move on and continue its great mission that it's been doing for 50 years now. >> falwell called a student a dummy for questioning him when keeping students at the campus during the coronavirus this year and later he apologized after showing a tweet that showed one person black faced and another person in a kkk hood and robe. amid that kind of behavior, was his power at liberty university -- i mean, you called it authoritarian. was it power kind of unchecked for a long time? >> it was absolutely unchecked. you have to understand that as christians at a christian university, we are all serving, we believe in the mission, we believe in our students, we want to support them so we're kind of busy doin

. >> part of the legacy of the harvey weinstein story is we all need to see these problems. >> it's sort it's across many different communities and cultures. >> so you're part of a very small group of women in the history of the united states who have actually run for president. >> we all knew what was going on. >> senator kamala harris is joe biden's running mate. >> the first black woman in the united states senate. >> i'm going to be very candid, i don't think i've ever said this publicly. >> a lot of black feminists, myself included are very bitter about this suffrage anniversary. >> the history for black women is one of perseverance and diligence, but also deep racial oppression. >> typically we think that history is what happened. history is not what happened. history is who tells the story. >> so today, bianna, and you know this because you've covered business so much as well, only 37 of the fortune 500 ceos are women. that's incredible, and the numbers much smaller for women of color. so it is pretty stunning the work that we still have left to do as we look back at the 100-year

i was saying the democrats have really lost their flare for production value ever since harvey weinstein prison. they used to be good at that stuff. i watched it and it looked like it under garden zumba class. it was a true embarrassment and you compare and contrast that to this message, pro- america, impassioned people who have lived the american dream, stories mark that could only happen in america. the rnc, it was so positive, it was so warm and you see the media just hated on it instantly. they're complaining. they're laughing. it was laughable, actually because they're saying there's not enough hollywood celebritie celebrities. i don't want out of touch hollywood celebrities at my convention. the rnc highlighted real americans who have lived their american dream, telling that story and honestly i think that's what america wants. >> i think you're absolutely right. we get this negativity day in and day out. the democrat party seems to think it's got the coalition of negativity and the coalition of losers. i'm going to be privately honest about it, and that is they now are complaining

. >> in 2017, actress alyssa milano tweeted about hollywood executive harvey weinstein's widespread harassmentwomen to share their own abuse with burke's ##metoo. >> you had 12 million people in one day who came forward to say this affected my life. >> the movement was a reckoning for a number of high-profile men and led to new pushes for stronger victims' rights. but burke points out, there's still a lot of work to do. >> you cannot simply legislate for progress. if we don't have a cultural shift in this country, those laws and policies won't make a difference. >> we believe you unnamed survivors and we care. >> this is a people's movement, a survivors movement. for anybody who has experienced sexual violence. >> cnn is exploring the past, the present and future of women's rights in the united states and around the world. please, check out more of this reporting. go to cnn.com/represented. >>> coming up, michelle obama opens up revealing she is suffering a light form of depression, as she put it, the three big reasons she cites, the pandemic, racism, and the current president. her words ahead

ever since harvey weinstein went to president prison, they lost their ability to produce something evenalatable to the american people. >> thank you so much for that. >> going back to the convention, and man named jason joyce from swan island, maine, he is set to speak to that convention. we will go there now. >> i really do. ♪ >> good evening, my name is jason joyce. and i'm an eighth generation lob stir fisherman from swan's island, maine. i make my living from oyster swimming farming and echo tours in the beautiful waters in the canadian national park where i have over 200 years of family history. i have to confess i didn't support trump in 2016. skeptical that he shared my conservative views, i expected him to flip flop on his campaign promises. but he has followed through on his promises, including last week when he brokered a deal to end european union tariffs of maine live lobsters and 20% on maine lobster products which is great news for maine's lobster men and women. i live on an island with 370 residents and lobstering is how we provide for our families. maine's lobstermen are

. >> reporter: in 2017 actress alyssa milano tweeted about harvey weinstein's widespread harassment andwomen to share their own stories of abuse with burke's #metoo. >> you had 12 million people in one day who came forward to say this thing has affected my life. >> reporter: the movement was a reckoning for a number of high profile men and it led to new pushes for stronger victim's rights. but burke points out there's still a lot of work to do. >> you cannot simply legislate for progress. if we don't have a cultural shift in this country, those laws and policies won't make a difference. >> stop the violence. >> we believe you unnamed survivors. >> yes. >> and we care. >> this is a people's movement. it's a survivor's movement. for anybody who has experienced sexual violence. >> and for more information, visit cnn.com/represented. alright, i brought in ensure max protein to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. woohoo! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. with nutrients to support immune health. it's not g

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can be invoked to report everything from, as you say, instances in the "me too" movement, like harvey weinstein cosby, they been convicted of crimes. they do get exiled from the culture and nobody takes much issue with that. then there are other instances where someone tweets out something that is seen as contrary to defund the police or construed as toward transgender individuals when that might not have been the intent that singular act of speech and discretion can in turn evoked this huge backlash and you could become the person that becomes untouchable and not only are they stigmatized anybody who engages with them the stigma carries over. it societally enforced isolation that extends to concentric social circles and professional circles and i think that phenomenon is destructive. it's excessive. it's draconian. there's a kind of enforcement where if you don't adhere to it, you may become tainted and put your own reputation at risk as well. i think that's the level of cancel culture that concerns people. it's also indefinite duration it may be one mistake that for example an editor makes pu

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journalists, they were telling a story of hillary clinton in 2016, charlie rose and matt lauer, harvey weinstein actually gave money to hillary clinton so it does not follow but these men are telling us our stories and the same is true in much worse for people of color because academia, journalism and entertainment has pushed this narrative. >> it is a narrative, much of my work, you would know because you know me is concerned with portrayals, i think portrayals, you can draw a straight line from these demeaning portrayals to trayvon martin to the police pulling over someone and they end up dead, just innocent people, last week someone in their home, people in their homes, people think of it as it's just a show, just a movie, just the book, no, has real-life consequences for a whole race of people. so all of my work somehow kind of confronts the implications of media portrayals, portrayals and literature, because they have real-life devastating consequences for people of col color. >> we paid attention in the last few years, but i think we should pay more attention to how the trade builds major

. >> otra cosa brevemente les cuento que sÍ se ha mencionado mucho que harvey weinstein hace un momento importante es que el gran reto es lograr que los latinos no nos quedemos en casa y que salgamos a votar en estas prÓximas elecciones 2020 asÍ es que usted tiene que estar pendiente a noticias telemundo decisiÓn 2020 aquÍ tenemos toda la informaciÓn que usted necesita saber sobre sus candidatos para que pueda hacer la mejor elecciÓn en el momento de ir a votar. >> continuamos con mÁs en "un nuevo dÍa" en california se buscan 1400 personas entre ellas hispanas que quieran serÁ parte de la prueba de la vacuna contra el covid-19. >> amigos en nueva york te vamos a montar en un autobÚs donde el conductor, aunque es irlandÉs le canta con mucha pasiÓn a sus pasajeros grandes Éxitos de la mÚsica latina. ya regresamos con esto y mÁs aquÍ a "un nuevo dia" ♪ >> ahora nos vamos hasta california donde las autoridades continÚan trabajando para ganarle la batalla al covid-19, pasamos con mario perea para que nos cuente lo Último que estÁ pasando en el estado dorado, buenos dÍas mario, cuÉntanos todo

bill cosby or better example would be harvey weinstein.i know people in the film industry. it has been an open secret for years and years that he was -- his behavior was unconscionable. i heard people talk about it ten years ago. the new york times 6 or 7 years ago tried to do a story on it but couldn't get people to speak on the record. this wasn't something that popped up in 2018. this was an open secret in these worlds for a decade or more but takes an extraordinarily long time for people to come to grips with the enormity of this crime and to kind of find a way to do something about it and that to me is the intriguing lesson. >> guest: our time evaporates quickly. another person in the news, khalid sheikh mohammed. 's military court justice set his trial date for january of 2021. let's watch a piece of video and help us understand how it relates to what you are talking about. >> i've dealt with 13 or 14 of the worst ones. the call bomber. i dealt with a lot and none of them refused to identify what they had done. we weren't looking for

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lake harvey weinstein i live in new york i people in the film industry.rs and years he was behavior was unconscionable. i heard people talk about it ten years ago. the new york times try to do a story on and couldn't get people to speak on the record this wasn't something that popped up in 2018. this was an open secret for a decade or more but it takes an extraordinary long time for people to come to grips with the enormity of the crime and to find a way to do something about it. >>host: other person in the news right now khalid shaikh mohammed his military court judge just set the trial date january 2021. it's watch the video to understand how he fits in. >> dealing with 13 or 14 of the worst w ones. and they refuse to identify what they had done because confessions. attacks and the way that you get actionable intelligence is to get through these enhanced interrogations to use social influence after that to get what you want. >>host: what does that mean? >> and genuinely interestingly fascinating person asked to do an extraordinarily difficult job to int