and who's on the elevator with harvey weinstein? and harvey looks her up and down and says, what are you doing here? she said, i have an interview with human resources has come and see me when you're done. so hillary goes to human resources, has the interview and the human resources had walked back to harvey's office. they walk in together. the first thing harvey says, he points his finger. he says, you're hired. he didn't consult with the human resources. i mean, he hired of course she was. she was. and so she had to go off on a trip to europe, vacation, and she was coming back in three or four weeks. and the night the day before, she used to start work for executives at miramax, reach out to her and say, we'd love to take you for a drink. and she said, this is so. why? what a great place this is. what a great culture people are welcoming me, etc. , etc. well, they didn't welcome it with they said to her over drinks was hillary, you don't want to come to work here. you're an attractive woman. he will assault you, i promise you. and

and who's on the elevator with harvey weinstein? and harvey looks her up and down and says, what are you doing here? she said, i have an interview with human resources has come and see me when you're done. so hillary goes to human resources, has the interview and the human resources had walked back to harvey's office. they walk in together. the first thing harvey says, he points his finger. he says, you're hired. he didn't consult with the human resources. i mean, he hired of course she was. she was. and so she had to go off on a trip to europe, vacation, and she was coming back in three or four weeks. and the night the day before, she used to start work for executives at miramax, reach out to her and say, we'd love to take you for a drink. and she said, this is so. why? what a great place this is. what a great culture people are welcoming me, etc. , etc. well, they didn't welcome it with they said to her over drinks was hillary, you don't want to come to work here. you're an attractive woman. he will assault you, i promise you. and

how can you put on a par with rapist film producer harvey weinstein a man who, 25 years ago, after aied to kiss a girl in the back seat of a taxi, as it happened to the mayoral candidate stringer sheet. it's not the same thing, of course, not the same thing, but the point is that the accusation of harassment began to be used also for political purposes. we're here and there. we see how during the election campaign a woman suddenly appears and accuses a politician of a crime. i do not want to say that politicians should not be called to account, but why not make accusations earlier. why blame a person for what happened 10 years ago during the election campaign? because this is the most convenient time for politicians and some enterprising ladies, no politician needs a scandal before the elections and is to blame not guilty. many are ready to pay off the blackmailers. if only the accusations did not come out in the same way, private individuals and company management, avoiding unnecessary noise, often preferring to pay with a blackmailer, without even feeling any guilt, but this does n

>> you cannot run in los angeles at night, this is the city of charles manson and harvey weinstein!how you're watching, there are these little pressure release valves that go off. and you see that play out throughout the history of the sitcom. >> at first thought, you may imagine 1940s, '50s sitcoms as being very white suburbia. >> but there were a lot of shows about immigrants becoming a part of the american dream. >> "life with luigi" about an italian family. "i remember mama" about a norwegian family. >> "the goldbergs" was about a jewish family in this jewish ghetto. >> yoo-hoo! >> those shows certainly mirror what americans were trying to accomplish in the '50s, for good or for bad, which was assimi and then later when immigrant characters would pop up in comedies, it would often be for comedic effect. >> hey, latka, tell me something, how come i never understand a single word you say, and i always know what you're talking about? >> oh. >> i think everybody thought that andy kaufman was nuts. [ speaking foreign language ] >> yeah, that must be it. >> i don't think anybody reall

how can you put on a par with rapist film producer harvey weinstein a man who, 25 years ago, after an the back seat of a taxi, as it happened to the mayoral candidate stringer sheet. this is not the same thing, of course, not the same thing, but the fact is that the accusation of harassment began to be used also in political purposes. we're here and there. we see how during the election campaign a woman suddenly appears and accuses a politician of a crime. i do not want to say that politicians should not be called to account, but why not make accusations earlier. why blame a person for what happened 10 years ago during the election campaign, because this is the most convenient time for politicians, as well as other enterprising ladies, not a single politician needs a scandal before the elections and is not to blame. many are ready to pay off the blackmailers. if only the accusations didn't come out in the same way, private individuals and company management, avoiding unnecessary noise, often preferring to pay the blackmailer without even feeling any guilt, but this does not negate th

disgraced former producer and potted-plant ejaculator harvey weinstein has been granted an appeal.ack in 2020, of course, he was convicted of first and third degree rape. which is so upsetting. even more upsetting is that rape has degrees. is it the weather? yeah, it's a dry raping. no. [ laughter ] rape is rape. at the moment, weinstein is still in prison, and on around the clock suicide watch. meaning women come to the prison day and night hoping to watch him commit suicide. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] please, please pull an epstein. a lot of you have probably seen me on the comedy central roasts where i make fun of celebrities. but since i'm hosting a late night show, i thought it would be appropriate to roast some politicians while i'm here. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. there's a lot of freaks in washington who deserve a good roasting, and i don't have a lot of time so i'm going to take them all down at once in the first ever edition of "nikki's speed roast"! [ cheers and applause ] okay, here we go. let's start. what can you say about donald trump that he hasn't

metoo movement at its height 2017-2018 and it became clear that with the most high profile cases harvey weinstein etc. there were problems that we thought the sexual revolution and feminist movements might have solved concerning consent that still very present. but more than that. there came to light these cases that were not so clear cases of sex that weren't not necessarily unconsensual but consensual and yet still bad degrading traumatizing and so many women related to these stories stories like cat person the new yorker short piece of fiction that i think is still their most red piece fiction piece of short fiction ever. and there was a general sense among young people people my age my peers and colleagues that something was off in our sexual culture the me too movement had highlighted it but there was something much more personal going on, too. so many people were having sex that they were supposed to enjoy but weren't and i wanted to figure out why what was happening. was there something wrong with our definition of consent? was there something off about our understanding of what sex even w

metoo movement at its height 2017-2018 and it became clear that with the most high profile cases harvey weinstein etc. there were problems that we thought the sexual revolution and feminist movements might have solved concerning consent that still very present. but more than that. there came to light these cases that were not so clear cases of sex that weren't not necessarily unconsensual but consensual and yet still bad degrading traumatizing and so many women related to these stories stories like cat person the new yorker short piece of fiction that i think is still their most red piece fiction piece of short fiction ever. and there was a general sense among young people people my age my peers and colleagues that something was off in our sexual culture the me too movement had highlighted it but there was something much more personal going on, too. so many people were having sex that they were supposed to enjoy but weren't and i wanted to figure out why what was happening. was there something wrong with our definition of consent? was there something off about our understanding of what sex even w

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