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Journal Article
Learning From What 'She Said'
2019
Overview
Editor's Note I've never forgiven Bill Clinton for his selfish and completely inappropriate indulgence with Monica Lewinsky, but for years I disbelieved Paula Jones' claim that he dropped his trousers for her minutes after she was escorted to his room in what was then called the Excelsior Hotel. (Bloom isn't quite the enabler Ghislaine Maxwell allegedly was for Jeffrey Epstein, but her reputation as a defender of victimized women is probably not going to survive.) Bob Weinstein, who had been his brother's business partner for decades, told Twohey and Kantor that he had - tragically - misunderstood his brother's predatory behavior for years, even as he was party to millions of dollars in secret settlements. (Twohey had been part of a team that, even before Trump was the Republican Party's official nominee, reported on multiple women who described the kind of behavior that Americans would later hear him brag about in the \"Access Hollywood\" video.) Kantor and Twohey spent months reporting their first story on Weinstein, which was published in October 2017, just ahead of similar reporting by Ronan Farrow that was published in The New Yorker because NBC (then Matt Lauer's employer) had declined to air it.
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Journal Publishing, Inc,Arkansas Business
