harvey: this is fantastic. i'm harvey, this is a story about a poor, abused child who became one of the richest, most influential people in entertainment. one time when things got so bad you attempted suicide and did you give up on god's work the abuse he suffered at the hands of his father never shook his faith in god. persistence, talent and lock propelled tyler to success on stage but the studio has thought he would never make it movies. tyler: black people don't go to stage but movies. harvey: he now runs an empire so big that he impresses oprah. tyler: it's about to expire five tyler perry, he defeated possible or impossible odds with faith and lock. tyler, it is so good seeing you. thank you so much for doing this. tyler: absolutely. harvey: by the way, your house is amazing. i want to learn about your life through objects you have shown. tyler: this is my original birth certificate. i still to the state don't know my actual birthday five you crossed it out. tyler: my mother says it is the 14thah but my b

harvey: fair enough.for your time. >> live from los angeles the next revolution will be televised. as the vice president walked out of a football game above clear protest we break down the debate and tonight storm watch takes off the nfl ripping off taxpayers ripping off fans shocking hypocrisy. we expose roger caddell and put forth the elitist profit. plus after vegas is the same old gun debate but is it just elitism by another name. will robots really take your job? were the top tech fingers is here to tell us. the populist revolution with spain on the breakup what will th

i'm harvey levin. this is the story of one of the most successful tv personalities and music producers in history, simon cowell. but before he became a household name, simon had his fair share of failures that left him flat broke. it's be gottaa littg at 30 years old to fail so hard. but he would bounce back in a big way, producing a slew of shows and then conquering television with "american idol." what do you think of katy perry doing "idol?" good luck. ( laughs ) harvey: his personal life somewhat turbulent. an affair with a married woman would lead to his greatest joy, a son cast in his own image. simon: i sat him down one day and i said, "i'm gonna teach you three very, very important letters for when you get your first girlfriend." i said, "it's n-d-a." a non-disclosure agreement? he'll be the first to tell you a healthy dose of ego never hurt anyone. i went to your office today, and saw a ten-foot picture of your face. every time i look at the picture, i feel good. tell me why. simon cowell, the

they know who harvey weinstein is.ificant allegation against a significant guy. >> reporter: columnist michael daly of the daily beast spoke to police sources who worked the case and compiled a blow by blow scenario of the woman's alleged encounter with weinstein. >> she first met him on thursday, radio city. >> reporter: act 1 of this drama unfolds on march 26, 2015 at the premiere of the spring spectacular show produced by weinstein. here he crosses paths with 22-year-old ambra gutierrez a beautiful model from italy. >> and he says, "come down. we'll talk to you about, you know, your future in the business." and so, why not? >> reporter: the very next day, the location shifts to manhattan's tribeca neighborhood as gutierrez walks into weinstein's offices for that scheduled meeting. >> his assistant shows her in, i'm told, so she's got no reason to worry, right? then the assistant steps out of the room, and she's there with him. and the story that she will later say is that he asked her if her breasts were real, and t

harvey: your dad. tell me about m. benjin: he got you into the habit of understanding how to-- how think, how to read, how to appreciate breadth of knowledge. harvey: he was very opinionated, especially about israel. were you conscious of that when you were a kid? benjamin: oh, i was conscious of his opinions, but not politically. we never spoke politics at home. - really? - yeah. harvey: when you look back, what is the best quality that you think you got from your dad? the ability to, uh... clarify your thoughts. here's my message to the rulers of iran. your plan to destroy israel will fail! ( audience applause ) i have not read a lot about your mom. what about her? how'd she influence you? how not? i mean, she was the pivot of the family. she kept the whole thing together. she used to say, you know, "i'm married to a genius"-- which he was-- "but even a genius needs somebody to take care of his socks." she raised us, three sons, and at the same time took care of my father. newscaster: israel celebrates its seventh in

it is not just harvey weinstein 10, me, zero.is men at the oscars 10 all women at the oscars zero. once you tell a joke like that. it is a joke about men being men. it is a joke about what we all have to assume to be the case, which is that these women had to use their sexualized bodies to get these parts and no heavy they don't have to anymore. give me a break. amy: tomi-ann roberts, i want to ask you about another fact that has emerged with these revelations, namely that a disturbing one is that weinstein systematically used women who worked with him or for him to facilitate a number of these liaisons with aspiring vulnerable and vulnerable actresses who hoped to get work from him. so could you talk about that, or yeah, iat he made guessed made his female employees do this work for him? in the second thing, which in number of people have pointed out, sexual abuse was by no means the only kind of abuse he dispensed. he was known for flying into fits of rage and systematically demeaning his employees, both male and female. talk a

is that what harvey said? in return, what would harvey do for you? [laughter] >> nothing. >> really? what's wrong with that equation? as a kid's sake you do the math. i am fed up with harvey's behavior. i am grateful to him in the sense that you brought you here tonight. thank god for harvey. [applause] >> sean: an open secret. they are all talking about it. speaking of david letterman, another video of the former late-night host has been unearthed from 2013 where he jokes about weinstein being a total creep with jennifer lawrence. let's look at this. >> is there a big party after the premier? >> ? >> yeah. >> what happens there? does harvey weinstein want to come up and hug you? >> i just need some affection. i don't care. >> you don't mind when a guy like harvey weinstein -- >> hugging is fine. i'm so tired of "hi, yeah." i want someone to hold me. >> sean: there's this video from 2013 of comedian seth macfarlane making this joke about weinstein while announcing oscar nominations. watch this. >> congratulations, you five ladies no longer have to pr

i'm harvey levin. this is a story about a woman who turned her back on a lucrative career on wall street to become the perfect homemaker. this 19th-century tailor's table will be absolutely perfect for the adult. harvey: but martha stewart's life wasn't all perfection. i did not want to get divorced. i think he had a wandering eye. and wandering whatever. ( laughs ) harvey: she was a billionaire. unstoppable until a tiny stock deal landed her in prison. james comey was the prosecutor. yeah, dear james. do you think that he's sexist? martha would not only rebound and rebuild, she would completely redefine herself, with a little help from some friends. i had to sit next to snoop. i was so high. say again? i s so high. harvey: martha stewart, good in the kitchen, kick-ass in the board room. martha stewart. how do you do? what's crack a-lackin'? ( laughs ) everything. ( laughs ) thank you so much for doing this. i am fascinated by your journey. how you got to where you are today. - great. - and that's what

pocket, and no—one was going to go up against harvey weinstein.t, ie, harvey's going to destroy your career. there's no upside to doing that. why is anyone going to do that? bafta has suspended weinstein from its membership. the hosts of the oscars are now considering taking action. his beloved red carpet, the place where he used to parade his power, for now at least seems out of bounds. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. there has been a major disturbance at long lartin high—security prison, in worcestershire, which houses more than 600 prisoners. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. how understanding is that, at the moment, one of the wings didn't long lartin prisoners suffering a disturbance, that some staff were attacked with intra improvised weapons including things like pool balls and in the end they decided they would have to retreat and secure that wing to stop violence from spreading. it essentially means they have lost control of that wing. and tornado teams, those antiriot teams that the prison users, are on their way f

harvey weinstein‘s downfall has been swift. harvey weinstein apologised.aims continued, he was sacked by his own company. and just days later, 13 more women published their stories in the new yorker magazine. including three accusations of rape which he strongly denies. there is now at least a realisation in hollywood that if change is to come, simply shrugging all looking the other way is no longer enough. tim gray is the senior vice president of variety and hejoins us from senior vice president of variety and he joins us from los angeles. thank you forjoining us. first off, just how momentous is this? it's big. the story broke a week ago. the allegations have been rumoured for yea rs allegations have been rumoured for years and years but when you saw people on the record giving these horrific details, i have been there for more than 30 years. i don't amend anything on this scale. obviously they had to be seen to act in this day and age. what next really, not only to the academy but for harvey. what has he lost? at this point, i can't imagine him ever wor

pretty much every a-list actor who once worked for harvey weinstein. most are now saying how shocked they are. please, they all knew. a couple of them called "the new york times" in 2004 on his behalf to stop an expose on his sexual harassment. they didn't know the truth then? of course they did. that's why they killed the story. nbc news had the story months ago but they didn't run it. a former anchor originally did the investigation for nbc news but they refused to air it so they took it to the name new yorker magazine who took it to the blockbuster yesterday. he just didn't have it nailed down. that's absurd. pharaoh had videotaped testimony from eight separate women according to the daily beach, plus the new york police department audiotape of harvey weinstein confessing. if that's not a solid new store, nothing is. nbc caved to pressure and killed the piece. they ought to be ashamed. this is a country that certainly gave the billy bush access hollywood taped to "the washington post" during the last campaign, almost a year ago. they are a political

watch this. >> i feel very bad for harvey weinstein right now. i don't think it's right what's going on. she needs to be there for her husband. >> lohan quickly took down the video but her support for him still stands. we are also hearing from harvey weinstein himself tonight, telling "us weekly" that he sat down with his wife and discussed what was best for their family saying "in the end, she made the decision to separate. i understand, i love her, and i love our children, and hopefully when i'm better, i will be in their lives again." now the motion picture academy has called the accusations abhorrent, will meet this weekend to discuss whether to strip his membership. he may be out. admitted pedophile roman polanski would still be in, though. >> tucker: trace gallagher, thanks. you want to know what corruption looks like, you're watching it. hillary clinton, countless people seem to determine to protect harvey weinstein and the consequences of his behavior. why exactly is that? mark steyn is here to tell us next. we are giving you the latest o

harvey weinstein.ogul, the studio boss credited with scores of oscar wins and nominations. but now branded a rapist, and a serial sexual predator, the hollywood producer has been kicked out of the world's most influential organisation. it followed an emergency meeting. 5a leading figures, including the likes of whoopi goldberg and tom hanks. in a statement, the academy says it wanted to send a message: it means harvey weinstein will no longer be able to vote for nominees or winners of the oscars. there has been praise for the academy's decision but many say this should just be the start. mia farrow tweeted. .. the academy‘s action is without precedent. other members such as the director roman polanski, who pleaded guilty to a sex crime involving an under—age girl, and bill cosby, who was accused of sexual assault, were not expelled from its ranks. harvey weinstein has been accused of rape by five women. he has denied in engaging in nonconsensual sex but the scandal continues to unfold. there are two po

really quickly, where does harvey weinsteinra stand now?ailer reports they are looking into him. do you think he is in legal jeopardy now? >> do i think? i know he is inin legal jeopardy now. this guy is a serial predator. he is a recidivist. based upon the simple stuff that we've been reading in the media, he has been doing it over and over. he has admitted he has been doing it over and over, and he claimed that, gee, i'm sorry, i'm going to get help, nobody cares, harvey, if you could help.ha we are not social service workers. we are law enforcement. we are d.a.s.. we are in the criminal justice system. it is time for you to fess up, although he already has fessed up inn many different ways. it is time for justice, period. >> tucker: i don't know how going to a thousand-dollar-a-night facility to talk about yourself with a therapist is exculpatory in any way, but they keep pointing do to it. judge jeanine, former prosecutor jeanine pirro, thanks for joining us tonight. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: harvey weinstein isn't the only sexua

at that point, harvey was as charming as the next sociopaths.r early on that you were dealing with someone who you didn't encounter every day. he didn't mind turning meetings into fights. he didn't mind humiliating people. he had immense charm and intelligence, otherwise he wouldn't be successful in the business. what struck me more than anything else was that there was something deeply wrong with him. is there something in the film industry that allows this to happen? so many of the people who have come forward has said you are passing it forward backwards and forwards from a business meeting to a sexual encounter and back again, and confusing the hell out of what you were communicating to him. he is obviously practised at this. any situation we have in the future where people are not allowed to kick this into any kind of grey area whatsoever like that, that's how we should try and set up a business. do you say, shame all of the people in his company, shame on the assistance, shame on the people around him who allowed this to happen? absolutely

the producer harvey weinstein sexual harassment. coming up with russia out of the white house but when i think the york times were like that with my. well. funded sexual cutting it's dark. hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post here is what we're looking at this week exposure what the harvey weinstein story the one that u.s. media failed to report until now says about the relationship between the film industry. and the news business some people do stand up to hollywood they work at the cia and the pentagon iranians say goodbye to one of their oldest online institutions is shutting down and a car bomb kills a journalist in malta her son calls the country a mafia state in hollywood it was one of those open secrets something widely known that no one was prepared to say out loud harvey weinstein one of the most successful producers in the movie business a serial sexual abuser using his a men's power and influence to force women including staff in turns and mostly actresses to succumb to his will the fame of those involved

lee harvey oswald was quickly arrested. and just as quickly killed by a local nightclub owner, jack ruby. >> lee oswald has been shot. >> reporter: the mystery deepened. was there a conspiracy to kill the president? most americans today believe that there was. despite the fact the warren commission concluded in 1965 oswald acted alone. though in 1979 a house select committee concluded kennedy was probably assassinated as a result of a conspiracy. over the years, there have been dozens of books written, many movies made, too. the best known of them, oliver stone's "jfk." >> once you conclude the magic bullet could not create all seven of those wounds, you have to conclude that there was a fourth shot and a second rifle. >> reporter: a good film, it won two oscars. but good history? >> there is no settled idea about who killed john kennedy and why and perhaps with what help, and what that means, i think, is that there's never going to be an explanation that satisfies everyone. >> reporter: we do know this, that day marked the

judge, where it is harvey weinstein stand legally right now?> [laughs] in a lot of trouble, tucker. look, i heard the tape that the nypd, the special victims unit, put together. make no mistake, that tape would have been sufficient to prosecute harvey weinstein, and the excuse that the tape was insufficient to prove a crime -- the tape that there was no intention on, or that there is no intention on the tape, the same argument that jim cole meet used with. the intent is the secret, silent operation of your mind, and in this particular tape, the intent is shown by harvey wants to make weinstein's own words. he says, oh, i'm sorry, oh, i won't do it again. she specifically says on the tape, "but you touched my breast." breast." he says, "i'm sorry, come in, i won't do it again." she was wired, she went to the police immediately. they see her on surveillance cameras running out, very upset, acting just like a young woman who had been groped would act. this is a predator. he is a serial predator. he has prayed on vulnerable young women, and he dang

harvey weinstein‘s downfall has been swift. york times reported the allegations earlier this month. mr weinstein apologised, but also said he would sue. as the claims continued, mr weinstein was sacked by his own company. and just days later, 13 more women published their stories in the new yorker magazine, including three accusations of rape — which he strongly denies. there is now at least a realisation in hollywood that if change is to come, simply shrugging or looking the other way is no longer enough. a canadian man kidnapped with his pregnant wife we were told earlier that the academy had little choice to come to this decision. they were certainly under a lot of pressure to take this action, such as been the huge amount of global publicity over the last ten days, since these allegations were first made public. if they had taken a different decision, they would have been under the microscope like never before. it seems that yes, they had to make this decision. apparently it was made with a very significant majority of the

owns bravo and harvey weinstein was the producer of project runway which is owned by n.b.c. so you know you pat my back all pat yours you know we don't want to rock the boat these media conglomerates are so big and so there's so many divisions the news divisions get compromise because the entertainment divisions can't put the kybosh on a story that may threaten that part of the enterprise and that's very frightening. in journalism sometimes the best question to ask isn't why it's why now and theories on why the weinstein story is more newsworthy now than in years past ranged from the shifting fortunes of his company to signs that when it comes to certain men in positions of power in america the times are changing the reason why harvey was taken down now it is my firm belief is because he wasn't that powerful anymore he wasn't making money for other people so ten years ago he's raking in the oscars he's raking in the cash nobody is going to give him up there's no way that all these women could have come out and felt comfortable enough to say what they said eventually to the n

the hollywood producer harvey weinstein is now facing allegations of rape from three women... british film industry has distanced itself from harvey weinstein, the hollywood producer accused of sexual misconduct... tonight at ten, police in new york and london are now investigating allegations against the hollywood producer harvey weinstein... the hollywood sex scandal deepens, and other actors comes forward claiming she was raped by film producer harvey weinstein... police in britain are now investigating claims of sexual assault by three women against the hollywood film executive harvey weinstein. tom hanks tells us hollywood has to change, as he becomes the latest star to speak out about the harvey weinstein allegations. last week we aired some viewers‘ objections about the extent and nature of that coverage, but as it has continued this week, so too have the complaints. one viewer felt that... annabel smith wrote to us, contrasting the level of coverage of harvey weinstein with that of saturday's bomb attack in mogadishu, which killed around 300 somali civilians. she went

harvey: i'm harvey levin. this is the story about a man who went from selling garbage bags to bagging billions. i'm not gonna lie. it does not suck to be rich. harvey: there were struggles, failed businesses, evictions, massive debt, but he never lost his spirit or his passion for partying. - mark, you are wasted. - okay, maybe a little bit. ( laughter ) harvey: an internet company made him filthy rich, he overpaid for the mavericks, and turned the losing team into champions. when i watch the last 30 seconds of the-- when the mavericks won, it still makes me emotional. i mean, there's just nothing like it. harvey: "shark tank" made him a bona fide celeb, positioning him for a 2020 presidential run. scale of one to ten, where are you right now? harvey: mark cuban, fearless in life with a passion for winning. - mark. - what's up, harvey? - how you doing? - welcome. thank you. um, now i understand dallas living. - it's not bad. - not bad at all, right? - let's get started. okay. - let's do it. what's that? this i

harvey weinstein‘s downfall has been swift. harvey weinstein apologised.the claims continued, he was sacked by his own company. and just days later, 13 more women published their stories in the new yorker magazine. including three accusations of rape which he strongly denies. there is now at least a realisation in hollywood that if change is to come, simply shrugging all looking the other way is no longer enough. let me just read you a few lines from the statement released by the academy board of governors, explaining their decision to expel harvey weinstein. they say: i asked laura bicker if there's been any response from harvey weinstein to his expulsion from the academy. no statement yet. this is a powerful message. tom hanks, steven spielberg ts, message. tom hanks, steven spielberg ‘s, steven spielberg, whoopi goldberg, the one thing that has been revealed the league is the so—called casting couch culture, this feeling that women and men are being exploited because they want a job by figures in power key in hollywood. when it comes to the statement, t

to harvey weinstein. >> you hear people laughing and laughing. also people groaning. it's a joke, right? the reason the joke worked is because everybody knew what that was about. right? the premise of the joke was widely held enough that that was considered to be funny. right? at home run at an industry event for the oscars and on tv in general for a national audience. what was well known enough to be a joke that would land as recently as like this time last week hozhas now because of this reportsing exploded. so now for the first time in decades it's costs harvey weinstein. the times followed up their initial reporting with harrowing further similar allegations from actresses including gwyneth paltrow and angelina jolie and a number of wam who left the industry in part because of what they say happened to them when they were caught alone with harvey weinstein. but now today, rhone an ferrell writing for the new yorker magazine has posted his own accounts. what he's written for the new yorker pushes the story even further arched makes the open se

and yet harvey weinstein has not been charged.london and new york that a same day ago to open up cases and investigate little bit more to see if there is something there. and he could possibly face charges. but as of today, he has not been charged with anything. these are mere allegations by more than 30 women, accusing him of sexual harassment as well as sexual assault. so do you think over the coming days, once harvey weinstein has slipped out of the headlines, other members could be pursued and expelled, as well? exactly. many people are silent. there are a lot of big actors out there, especially male actors, that have said nothing. or people have called their publicists and ages to see if they can get a response, or they will twitter me, and they have been silent. and i think what it is is that it is a watershed moment. women are feeling more comfortable, especially in this country, and stepping up and not remaining silent about what is happening to them with regard to sexual harassment. and there are many people out there who

they are all like harvey weinstein.rvey weinstein. we saw there are still a lot of fear from movie stars speaking out. is this a watershed moment, do you think things are going to train from now on?” moment, do you think things are going to train from now on? i think this is a watershed moment. i am very excited callers, first of all, i counted harvey weinstein's movies over the course of the past 35 yea rs, over the course of the past 35 years, he made 294 movies and of them were directed by men. only nine of them were directed by women. so if we look at the sexual harassment problem is actually as an employment problem, and that women have a hard time getting jobs, they have to trade favours to getjobs, then we can see that we need some kind of serious federal oversight, and the problem in hollywood is fundamentally that it is like the wild west and it is almost com pletely wild west and it is almost completely unregulated. and the equal employment opportunity laws are not, they are not enforced by our federal governm

. >> thank you to harvey. >> harvey, thank you for killing whoever you had to kill to get me up here today. >> it's an old hollywood joke that movie mogul harvey weinstein gets more thank yous at awards shows than god. >> my agent, and god, harvey weinstein. >> now turning to condemnation after a stunning fall from grace. bombshell allegations of sexual harassment throughout the past 30 years. >> there were rumors. >> we are not surprised at all. i've been hearing about this for more than 20 years. >> it began thursday with a scathing "new york times" report, stories of women being paid off to keep silent about weinstein's alleged sexual misconduct. the media powerhouse targeted young assistants and famous actresses alike. stars like ashley judd, who finally put weinstein's face to a story she's been telling for years. >> the way she tells us, harvey weinstein was in his bathroom and he starts making her a kind of series of offers starting with, you look so tired. you've been shooting all night. can i please give you a massage? and she said that she said no. according to ashley, he s

harvey: i'm harvey levin. this is a story about a poor, abused child who became one of the richest, most influential people in entertainment. at one point things got so bad you attempted suicide. - mm-hmm. - did you give up on god at that point? but the abuse tyler perry suffered at the hands of his father never shook his faith in god. what did you pray for? mm. his death. harvey: persistence, talent, and luck propelled tyler to success on stage, but studio heads thought he'd never make it in movies. "black people go to church, don't go to movies," as one executive told me. harvey: tyler proved everyone wrong. he now runs an empire so big it even impresses oprah. the own deal is about to expire. was it difficult to break from oprah? tyler perry, the man who beat impossible odds with faith, perseverance, and a little luck. - hey, man. - tyler. - how you doing? - it is so good seeing you. thank you so much for doing this. are you kidding me? absolutely, man. for you? - by the way... - yeah. - this house is amazi

same story on harvey weinstein. i want to look at the hammond budget story. that quickly. sure. look, i mean, whether you're a remainer, brexiteer, roundhead cavalier, everyone agrees the intellectual energy that's being expended on brexit and the tory drama has wearied a lot of us. this does feed into it, hammond is — this is the way the sunday times is saying this, by proposing a revolutionary budget, ditching opposition to more borrowing to boost investment, letting councils borrow more to kick—start house—building. building on the green belt. so it's kind of like, it's issues. this is what we have been crying out for. that's a welcome development. there are other stories in the other papers where the knife is certainly being plunged into hammond's back. last week the splash on the sunday times was that mae was saying boris should go — may. now it's gone full circle and back on the chief remainer. it's like really? ? what's interesting is plans for a safety first budget have been awant donned —— abandoned, that's not surprising. disastrous conference speec

just a few weeks ago the name harvey weinstein wasn't even close to being a household name even though he had been a major hollywood player since the 1980's weinstein was a film producer in a studio executive who co-founded miramax and later formed the weinstein company weinstein had worked on films like pulp fiction and the english patient and good will hunting and during this time not many people outside of hollywood even knew or cared who weinstein was but then on october fifth the new york times ran a massive investigative piece on the years of sexual assault carried out by weinstein the piece quickly went viral and force winds seem to be removed from the company that he founded well one of the women who came forward with the allegations of inappropriate behavior was from weinstein about why she was ashley judd according to interviews judge said that nearly twenty years ago weinstein and invited her over to his hotel for what she believed would be an early morning meeting instead she was sent to his private room where he asked if she would watch him take a shower really judd said s

but the harvey weinstein story is still in its opening act. next 25 years will see him generate a remarkable string of hits. more than $8 billion at the u.s. box office. nearly 350 oscar nominations for his company's films. 80 wins. ♪ all that jazz >> reporter: and now a new metric. at least 35 women accusing weinstein of sexual misconduct. if weinstein sends up in handcuffs, it will be in large part due to the work of rope 9 pharaoh. his expose in this week's "new yorker" includes statements from a stunning 13 different women. the accusers include two actresses who appeared in miramax film in the mid-'90s. >> count to three. ready? >> reporter: roseanne that arquette seen here in "pulp fiction." mira sore reno who won an oscar for her role in "mighty aphrodite." >> she had an encounter with harvey weinstein, what happened? >> mira sorvino told me harvey began to massage her shoulders, tried to get more physical in other ways -- >> reporter: a few weeks later when she is back home in new york she says weinstein calls her after midnight. >> the

and god, harvey weinstein -- >> to jennifer lawrence's golden globe. >> harvey, thank you for killinghad to kill to get me up here today. >> now coming out in a chorus of condemnation. street telling the "huffington post" the news about weinstein is disgraceful. lauren saying to variety, this kind of abuse is inexcusable and absolutely upsetting. among the few men joining in, mega star george clooney who had his big screen break from dusk on dawn from weinstein. he is now calling the behavior indefensible to the daily beast. these voices finally piercing through what many have alleged is a long held culture of bullying women into silence. >> you know, it was complicated for each woman in this story and sometimes it took months and months for them to decide to go on the record. >> during a ten-month meticulous investigation, he found that women had been hiding in the shadows tooflt fearful to tell their stories of intimidation, abuse, even rape. >> this is the hardest topic in the world for anyone to talk about. it is the last thing any of these women want to open up against. >> toby a

a last-ditch letter written by hollywood liberal movie mogul harvey weinstein.job, he's going to get counseling. he's saying what they did is wrong but not only illegal. we're going to have dr. keith ablow here next on breaking down the letter and the psychology behind that and all the hollywood stars that didn't say anything that was going on as well as the democrats. more on that after this. >> i'm feeling very uncomfortable right now. >> one minute, when the guy comes -- >> you touch my -- >> please, i'm used to that. >> you're used to that? >> yeah. retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. . liz: liberal hollywood mogul harvey weinstein sending a desperate letter to hollywo

in that respect there were two sides of him that people did know this harvey and this harvey. this harvey. >> i think people knew he was a creep but not that there could be criminal behavior going on for decades. that is the shock. >> it is so similar to ropbger ail ailes. he can be charming, charismatic and bully and mean and intimidating. that whole power dynamic where young, ambitious women, he's offering something to him. it's the same m.o. >> isn't that audio tape, doesn't it chill you to the bone and hearing that poor girl's voice and how shaken she sounded. >> and i'm struck by how she stood her ground. >> she seemed to be checking some boxes. what do we know about the tape? she was trying to check different boxes. >> she was wired. >> she was just trying to prove what was there. let's listen to more of the tape. >> please, i don't want to do something i don't want to do. >> come here. listen to me. >> i want to go downstairs. >> you will never see me approximate again after this that's it. if you embarrass me in this hotel. >> i'm not embarrassing you. i don't feel com