weinstein declined to be interviewed.he provided "frontline" with written responses to the allegations in this film. he denies any criminal conduct. >> harvey weinstein was one of the most powerful people in hollywood for decades, and he was a darling of the american political world. any time you have a story like this where people are getting hurt over decades and decades, there are people around who knew enough and could have done more to stop it. >> i think this is a momentous reckoning. but, frankly, i think there's so much more to discover. who knew about this? how much of a cover up was this? ♪ ♪ >> it began in buffalo, it all began in buffalo. it was a brashyoung fellow from flushing, queens, who arrived here as an 18-year-old buffalo. at the university of i believe he only put in a year before he was just kind of mesmerized by all of the opportunities that awaited him here. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: weinstein built up a successful concert promotion business. then, in 1980, he made his first film. ♪ ♪ >> it was a gory film

harvey weinstein, as you mentioned. name came up today because there were copies of one of these old, spiral notebook bound phone messaging books found in epstein's home in florida and there was a handwritten note from 2005 that says harvey weinstein had called. now, virginia giuffre's lawyer wrote a book and in that book he says that harvey weinstein and epstein were friends and had a falling out after weinstein became too aggressive with one of epstein's favorites. you know, weinstein of course was not charged with anything in this case, but he was convicted in both new york and l.a. for unrelated sex crimes and he is serving a prison sentence for that. another name that came up is david copperfield. he allegedly attended a dinner at epstein's house and a woman who work for epstein had given sworn testimony where she said she was talking to copperfield and she said he questioned me if i was aware that girls were getting paid to find other girls and one of giuffre's lawyers asked another woman, a separate woman, had as

we knew it was an open secret that everyone knew that this is what harvey weinstein did, but -- didn'tause women one of the roles, men didn't want to offend him, everyone would be part of his inner circle. to your point, pete, in 2006, he was accused and charged with multiple charges of unlawful sex with a minor, reach a plea deal in 2008, yet some of the characters still hung out with him after the fact. on camera in 2019, this footage was leaked to talking about how abc shut down her reporting. the british royal family went after them and tried to -- that as well. a sweetheart plea deal in 2008. despite the fact that everyone seems to have known what a creep this guy is, that he is a pedophile, they let him get away with it. >> harris: i think the weinstein comparison is good. we still don't know. something nate foy 's -- something that this reporting broke out today really jarred me. it is the crumbs. somebody has got to look at the total 100%. according to them, what we have seen so far including the additional 300 pages that were dropped today barely makes up 25% of those document

one of them, harvey weinstein. his name appeared on a phone message log, one of those old books that are spiral bound. it said he called for epstein. you can see on the screen. just a handwritten note noting that. giuffre's lawyer had written in a book he published in 2020 that epstein and harvey weinstein were friends, but they had a falling out when harvey weinstein was too aggressive with one of epstein's favorite girls, as he put it. another name that came up in a few of these papers, david copperfield, the magician. i know one woman testified about him being at the house doing magic tricks. and he said to her -- she testified, he questioned me if i was aware girls were getting paid to find other girls. and one of the plaintiffs' lawyers in this case was quizzing a woman who worked for epstein, a separate person, and had asked if she was aware that copper field had obtained tickets for epstein to give to the girls. copperfield's team has not gotten back to us. harvey weinstein is in jail -- prison -- after bein

you yourself testified and took the stand against harvey weinstein in his sexual assault case. you testified he raped you in 2005. he denies that. what made it important for you to stand up and how has this trauma led you to take the public positions that you do? >> i experienced trauma at a very early age. and never really healed from that trauma. then had experiences related to a coach and harvey weinstein that informed my understanding of trauma in a way that i don't think we as a society still yet understand. and i'm just a truth seeker and speaker, and i know that the damage that is done to women and girls and young boys for that matter, who have been sexually assaulted and that we can cannot have this culture anymore and that there is a culture of silence and complicity that enables those men to perpetuate the harm the that they have done. and i'm a firm believer that most men are good men. i have two sons myself. i'm married to a man. i have a very close relationship with my father. but sadly, it's a few men that do so much damage. there's a statistic that 94% of sexual

his lawyer had written a book he published in 2020 that epstein and harvey weinstein were friends butut when harvey weinstein was too aggressive with one of epstein's favorite girls as he put it. another thing that came up, david copperfield, the magician. a woman paid to give massages testified about him being at the house doing magic tricks. he questioned me if i was aware that girls were getting paid to find other girls. one of the plaintiff's lawyers in the case was quizzing a woman who worked for epstein and asked if she was aware that copperfield had obtained tickets for epstein to give the girls but this person didn't answer any questions about it. copperfield's team has not gotten tack to us. harvey weinstein is in prison after being convicted in new york and la for unrelated sex crimes. >> and there was news today about the remaining names redacted. >> yes. so, there has been this misconception there was a list of names that was going to be released and instead, it's the names, you know, hidden in all of these documents we have to go through. so, the miami herald had asked th

bush jr., prince andrew, boris johnson, mark zuckerberg, harvey weinstein, linzi graham, ehud barak,n dubin, lex wexner, thomas pritzker, bill richardson, bill gates, alan derschewitz, in the man's nursery. his name, the light behind the mountains, perish you, damn you, splashed across the seas, our northern miracle, your sons cannot understand, you cannot understand favre, you cannot hear the secret call, the foggy gaze , there is a veil on your lips, more and more stubborn, everything catches in vain . your darkness, no, you will not give the truth in your manger to tell christ. they went to a closed island, raped, slaughtered and killed small children. rat, vile, satanic tribe. members of the masonic lies consider themselves a chosen caste, which called upon to rule the world. they put themselves above universal human morality, and again the american freemason presidents are asking. bill clinton especially distinguished himself by talking about the love of abundance, which the world press did not tire of writing throughout all two terms of his presidency. at times it seemed that t

bush, prince andrew, boris johnson, mark zuckerberg, harvey weinstein, linzi graham, ehud barak, davidexner, thomas pritzker, bill richardson, bill gates, alan dersche. they slaughtered, killed small children, the rats consider themselves the chosen caste , they went to a closed island, raped, the vile satanic tribe, members of the masonic lodges are increasingly in vain catching your mouth in darkness, no, you will not let the truth in your manger tell christ, which is called to rule the world, they place themselves above universal human morality again ask: american presidents are freemasons, bill clinton especially distinguished himself, about the love of abundance, which the world press did not tire of writing throughout all two terms of his presidency. at times it seemed that the object of his lustful desires was any woman who caught his eye. he did not disdain to force his subordinates to have sexual relations, having sexual relations with them right at the workplace, in the oval office, nicknamed by the inhabitants of the white house, oral. one might assume that this is simply mo

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harvey weinstein.nd attorney alan dershowitz are, again, mentioned tonight in these newest documents. they are on that same list as the clintons. dershowitz repeatedly calls for all the documents to be released. he said last week there are smoking guns yet to be revealed and he has nothing to hide. many of the documents released tonight be show epstein's recruiting process and how he paid giuffre's ex-boyfriend $200 for every girl he brought to his home. with today's drop now, including this newest drop, will, we're about 80% of the way through the documents that we have been told will be coming, 240 in total. the rest are set to come on monday. >> will: just as a point of clarification, these names are not necessarily alleged to have committed crimes. >> correct. >> will: yet. they are simply to this point people who had a relationship or alleged to have a relationship with jeffrey epstein. >> correct. people that were part of the questioning process in the 2015 defamation case. they simply were peopl

harvey weinstein." we will keep digging through this new document drop and let you know what we find. we will send it back to you, martha. >> martha: we know what happened in that case. nate, thank you. i'm looking at mark cuban name coming up. thank you very much very much, nate foy, mark cuban, as i mentioned, elon musk going at it over so-called dei, sorry, diversity, equity, and inclusion policies, which are quickly banishing from corporate manuals. it started after harvard president claudine gay resigned on tuesday following the backlash over capitol hill testimony about anti-semitism. and whether or not that was allowed on harvard's campus. then, she felt under a flood of accusations of plagiarism. so, elon musk responded to all of this with a post on x known known as twitter formally. criticizing harvard's dei ef effort. discrimination on the basis of race, which dei does is literally the definition of racism here that led to a long response from tell us owners mark cuban that reads in part, "i w

harvey weinstein. >> prince andrew and attorney alan dershowitze list are again mentioned tonight incuments. they're on that sameth as the clintons. >> dershowitz repeatedly calls foleased.r all the docume to be released. he said last night there are smoking guns yet to be revealed and he has nothing to hide. many of the documents released tonight show epstein's recruiting process and how he paid giuffre's ex-boyfriend, $200 for everyto girl that he brought to his home. so with today's drop now,about including this newest drop, well80, we're about 80% of thewb way through the documents that we've been told will be coming 240 and total. the rest are set to comen, these on monday. >> and just as a point of clarification, these namees e not necessarily alleged to have committed crimes, correct. ye.>> will:t they are simply tos point, people who had a relationship wer have e allego have a relationship with jeffrey epstein. correct. there are people that were part quing procs in questioning proca 2015 defamation case. >>re they were people thatbo lawyers asked witnesses, hey, diutd ever h

because i think that the now as the war weinstein and gaza. and as he's facing pressure from the, by the administration of the day after, says clearly interested in more trouble in the us back, the told about a minute to challenge and night that you just mentioned video, political challenge, which is the biden's ministration. because they continually have talked about the day after the day after the day after. but now that i think it would the day after nothing yahoo, which is a new one. so it's only just begun for us to sort of have and then in the, in the discourse, which is an interesting move as well. certainly puts pressure on nothing else to behave. i'm not sure who's going to been, but the, the sort of, uh, leaks into the press that's by there is not happy with that. then you know, he has not spoken for net worth. nothing now for more than 20 days. that you know, was by didn't had nothing. yeah. his back for the past 100 days. nothing now is not delivering back in return for that to the by the destruction. but by then only once what is

weinstein was not accused of wrong doing. he is serving a prison sentence after convicted of sex crimes in new york and los angeles. more documents are expected to be released on monday. kara scannell, cnn, new york. >>> we're going to take a quick break anand be rightht back. yoyou're watchching cnn. >>> welcome back. the holidays coming a little late for the nba dallas mavericks, but it's worth the wait. the team's owner promising millions of dollars in bonuses. cnn sports andy scholes joins me now. i'm sure you know what that's like. what's the story? >> mark cuban sold a majority stake to the adelson family. and he sold it at a valuation of $4 billion. cuban decided to reward all the employees and help the team get that valuation, sending a memo to employees on friday letting them know that he along with the new owners plan to distribute more than $35 million in bonuses as a thank you for all of their hard work. now they are going to be dete determined on how long people have worked for the mavs. cuban ended the memo by s

people of this world are having fun, many of which are highlighted on the famous island of harvey weinstein, well, let's listen to what the new york post writes. caviar, magic mushrooms. desserts with gold mustache, famous selfies, prostitutes for $2,500 a night and secret dinners on the menu at the so-called world economic forum 2024. this year's theme is restoring trust. you can almost smell the magic of this place - said the post you are always well connected. you will be surrounded by some of the smartest people in the world, but one thing you will learn is that they are not always that smart. although a new sales force study found that a majority of millennials are surprisingly supportive of dovoz, a news organization calling itself antiv does not. of this opinion, further slapped in the face by the elite who brought you wars, the cost of living crisis, the vacation obsession and government services that no longer work, once again those who consider themselves great and good meet in davos to discuss how they could to make the world more businesslike by ignoring the problems of real peo

served on weinstein's production company for a about a year between 2015 and 2016 >> who says slappedith a lawsuit? they always say that slapped with a lawsuit that's how a -- did someone come up with that >> i don't know. i have not spent time -- >> it sounds good. you can be hit with a lawsuit. >> served with a lawsuit. >> but it's like a slap. >> right. >> it's a good word. i like the way you said it. >> thank you. >>> meantime let's talk about what's going on here in davos, switzerland. you claim president volodymyr zelenskyy to support its war against russia there was a roomful of editors and journalists across the globe who had a chance to ask zelenskyy about the ongoing war and what he believes will happen if he does not get the financial support he's asking for. here's what he had to say. >> you said without help can we win? without help we have to stand. stand without support of the united united states. it would be a huge challenge. >> then we got into a fascinating conversation about how he thinks the world will look and his world will look if former president trump becomes

you find a log of wisdom on joe rogan's show or lex friedman, tim dylan's, bret weinstein.o popular because you're hearing from real people who've done real things, they are not talking heads or activists or people with an agenda, but if you talk about toxic masculinity on tv, you will be fine because you've got to field 2 minutes. but if you go on a show like that and post that stuff, you're not going to last because podcasts two hours long, three hours long, you're dealing with the real world. a >> harold: that's because i don't go on podcasts because it exposes an indian in 2 minutes. >> greg: and to your case i'd never sent you on a podcast. >> dana: i think the market has decided, it's a huge success. a budweiser, you think they'd been a part of dylan mullaney's group or product placement on yellowstone. that's a much better investment if they decided to do that. president trump had a great line saying you won't have time for retribution, but success in the second term would be retribution. i would say it's the same for people dealing with toxic masculinity and taylor

harvey weinstein" so we'll keep looking into that, as well as the rest or as for the rest of the documentsance to go through to this point. they explain through depositions a lot of the recruiting process for a lot of these young girls. some of them recruited by virginia's ex-boyfriend, many girls described epstein's home under the age of 18, some from different countries, so right now with these 29 documents being released that makes 88 documents that have come out to this point. virginia's lawyers tell us we can expect 240, and that process for those documents to be unsealed could stretch into monday. but we'll keep going through this newest batch of documents and let you know what we find. >> sandra: all right, nate foy live in new york city on the breaking news. thank you. >> here is the key, does not tell you what to do with it. has to be a push button somewhere. >> john: supposed to read the manual first. the biden administration continues to push e.v.s as the way of the future. but our own jeff flock found out firsthand it may not be so easy to take 1 on a road trip of 800 miles fro

some of the people who have been accused include harvey weinstein, sean combs, rudy giuliani.power of this law and e. jean's place in history for using it this way. >> you know, joy, it's so important because in sexual offense crimes, in rape cases, i handled rape cases, i handled sexual assault of children. you know, ordinarily, people do not rush forward to share their victimization with anybody. not with law enforcement, can you imagine being sexually assaulted and then sitting down and laying bare the experience you just went through with strangers? police officers, grand jurors, prosecutors, trial jurors, in a public forum, where the audience could be packed with people who were there to support the perpetrator. is it any wonder that people are reluctant to come forward when they have been the victim of sexual assault? and then, what do they get for actually reporting and following through with a prosecution? they get raked over the coals, and they get called a liar. about what happened to them, just like e. jean carroll suffered. is there any wonder there is at best dela

you find a lot of wisdom on joe rogen's show or rex or bret weinstein's.eople who have done real things. they are not talking heads or activists or people with an agenda. because if you talk about toxic masculinity on tv, you're going to be fine because you've got to fill two minutes. but if if you try to go on a show like that and try to push that stuff you're not going to last. because podcasts two hours long, three hours long you're dealing now in the real word. >> greg: that's why i don't go on podcasts because i'm exposed as an idiot in two minutes. >> greg: exactly that is so smart on your case because i would never send you to a bod cast. >> dana: i think the market has decided. yellowstone was a huge success. budweiser do you think they would have rather be on dylan mulvaney's group or product placement on yellowstone? president trump had a great line last night. he won't have time for retribution but success in a second term would be retribution, that's the same thing for people dealing with toxic masculinity and tyler sheraton said he didn't like

gillibrand: i ask unanimous consent to lay photos of guy and judy weinstein. presiding officer: the senator from new york. mrs. gillibrand: as people gathered last week to ring in the new year, it was a heartbreaking moment for families of the remaining israeli hostages whose loved ones have been forced to begin a new year in hamas captivity. over the past month, i was devastated to learn that two of the hostages that i had spoken about have since died. israeli american judy weinstein and her husband gadd, decide from injuries they on october 7. gadd was -- he was a retired chef, jazz munition and a father of four and grandfather of seven, he was a man full of humor who knew how to make other people life. his wife judy was a person of peace. a new york native, she loved making pub ets and -- puppets and teaching children of special needs. she used meditation and mindfulness techniques to help others. she was an activist for palestinian rights. in one of the posts she wrote on social media, she described herself as a lone pilgrim listening to a flute's homage b

haidi: carnival ceo jeff weinstein says the cruise operator is two thirds booked for 2024 and that demandming from shifting priorities rather than just post-pandemic revenge tourism. >> 2023 we wrapped in november on the 30th and the one word we like to use is record, we had record demand, record yields, record pricing, record bookings, record on board to spending levels so really across the board the business has really thrived in 2023 and we expect much more in 2024. >> you are such a great gauge of how customers are feeling. are they continuing to spend? >> that is what we see. our q4 from pricing standpoint was the highest all year so it is accelerating, not decelerating and when we look forward, we are two thirds booked for 2024 already. not bad. we are 10 points higher than where we were last year and on top of the ticket bookings, we have started pulling forward on board spend so we have about one third of the onboard spending prepaid in advance so we have a really good about of visibility and the booking trends have not slowed down. every quarter this year, people expect that it w

out of misery and the daily star dans out of misery and the daily star darts are turning us into weinstein's thank you to guests time for. thank you to my guests , louis , stephen allan and louis shaffer. louis will shaffer. josh howie louis will be here tomorrow with kearse be here tomorrow with leo kearse and shaffer. if and louis shaffer. again. if you're watching at a.m, stay you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. otherwise good warm feeling inside from >> that warm feeling inside from boxt is sponsors of boxt boiler is sponsors of weather on gb news . weather on gb news. >> hello there , i'm greg >> hello there, i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news, weather looking at the next 24 hours or so, it's going to remain cold, frost and ice tonight . some fog patches ice tonight. some fog patches again as well and then fairly dry and bright through sunday. it's itself. and that's because high pressure is going to dominate into next week. it starts to draw in colder air from and we're all from the east and we're all noficed from the east and we're all noticed that. but

then "the new york times" broke that weinstein story and it asserted me to rise up. me in the last two years asking should they come forward. how can i sit there and receive these women who are telling me their story and i'm sitting there silent? >> here's what this means for democracy. it's what it means for survivors. i see those issues as intertwined, a situation of who is being taken seriously. there are a lot of people watching this trial for whom this is deeply personal. >> very deeply. one of the great services that e. jean carroll is doing in what she just said in that clip is a reminder to all of us of what we already know from social science, which is that people who are attacked, women -- it's not just women who are sexually assaulted -- are humiliated. it's a crime of power more than sex, which we forget. it's that kind of abuse of power. what is so common is for people not to come forward. it's one of those deeply underreported crimes. it's very common -- remember, dr. blasey ford and justice cavanaugh, very common for folks to stay silent until there's

and it was heartbreaking to meet with these members of the qua budgets community and judith weinsteinheard the nightmares of americans still hostage, keith eyingal and sagud of two children one who turned one and other four years old still held. while i'm grateful for hostages released so far, it is essential that the biden administration to demand hamas release the restál■ of these hostages. israel was required to release three times, not innocent civilians, convicted terrorists. examples of charges of opening fire on jewish civilians, stabbings and arsons. i thank congresswoman wasserman schultz for hosting this special order and i call for the return of all hostages held by hamas and the concerning rise of antisemitism in the united states. and i yield back. ms. wasserman schultz: i thank the members. jewish and nonjewish and republican and democrats. i close by reminding the american public, the hostages that you heard about this evening have been held captive in hamas' captivity over 115 days. hamas must end this crisis today by releasing the hostages and being reunite wd their f

one of the kind of residential colleges and was involved in the as a defence attorney for harvey weinsteinng his involvement in that defence. and here in america , we have a very here in america, we have a very long and robust tradition in of upholding due process rights for those accused of even the worst crimes, and that it's important that we have criminal defence attorneys that are willing to step up and defend, uh, people who are accused of heinous crimes and for doing his job, in this case, ronald sullivan . he this case, ronald sullivan. he lost key role at the lost a key role at the university. and in fact , when university. and in fact, when claudine gay did resign a few short hours later, ronald sullivan tweeted out one word karma . karma. >> uh, thank you very much indeed. nico perino, a rather grim view of what's going on at harvard . well, let's now turn to harvard. well, let's now turn to professor eric kaufmann, who is presently at the university of buckingham. but you were at the harvard kennedy school. and did that mean that you were close by? claudine gay? did you did you

alexander serov, it’s also a song from the series the boy’s word, yes, which is produced by timur weinsteine the legendary couple of our show. lyolik and bolik of our jury. krzmelik and vakhmurka, chip and dale, batman and robin, thread and gol, potato and herring, marigolds and shellac, boots and laces, mashed potatoes. in general, you all have already guessed that i am talking about timur rodriguez and regina todorenko. hey nobody loves me better. oh, i've been waiting for you, it's been so long, i knew just what i will do when i heard your song, you feel my heart with the keys, you gave me freedom, you knew i could not razy, i needed someone, and now we are flying through the stars, all this life will last forever, ain't nobody. loves me better, makes me happy, makes me feel this way, ain't nobody, loves me better, makes me happy, makes me feel this way, yeah, at first you put your arms around me, then you put your charms around me, i can't. is the sweet surrender on and eyes a woman tender, we staring each other's lies, and now we see in no surprise, got to fill in loss with treasure, a

was already working on the sports channel, we came with my co-host vasily kiknadze, to meet timur weinsteinhis assistants says: yana batyrshina has come, and it seems to me that this is your future bride, just like that, somehow she also felt that we were created for each other like this friend, then timur comes down, i understand that he is already so attentive... i look amazing, the first thing i did was look to see if he had a wedding ring, there was no ring, but although i later decided, not all men wear wedding rings, some do, some... then no, then for some reason i have never behaved like this in my life, and timur says yana, you have been chosen an outfit for the ceremony, i say: yes, they gave me jeans, and a denim jacket, because they said, sports awards, we have to dressed like this, everyone in jeans, like this, he just starts... we entrusted you with showing our son, because no one had seen him, thank you for, well, it’s true, it’s so valuable to hear from you, from a person who has achieved such heights in his profession in his sports career, that in fact, this is the main heig

have their place, but that sort of hold back attitude just did not happen in relation to the harvey weinsteintion to even something like the ne gate stuff in westminster. >> just remind us of that. >> just remind us of that. >> so that was when a, a journalist commentator sort of alleged that a member of parliament had , i'm remembering parliament had, i'm remembering right, touched her knee at right, had touched her knee at some kind of family gathering and it turned it, turned and it turned into it, turned into this called into this thing called pestminster. into this thing called pestminster . and it blew up into pestminster. and it blew up into this. but it was a serious thing at time. remember talking at the time. i remember talking about it on sky news, this sort of international of almost international discussion about whether british politics was rotten to its core because of a ne touch , because because of a ne touch, because of grey's. of a ne grey's. >> yes. >> yes. >> um, and, you e um, and, you know, you >> and, um, and, you know, you can kind of laugh at that, but you can also t