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REPORT: Harvey Weinstein just broke his silence in his first public interview in 8 years. Speaking with Candace Owens, the disgraced Hollywood mogul claimed he’s been “wrongfully convicted,” insisting, “Justice has to know the difference between what is immoral and what is illegal.” Weinstein admitted to major personal failures....

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The Vigilant Fox 🦊1 год назад

More Stories: Diddy Trial Takes Wild Turn as Obama’s Name Enters the Picture

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The Vigilant Fox 🦊1 год назад

Sen. John Kennedy Obliterates Democrats’ HHS Narrative—This Exchange Changed Everything

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VOZ1 год назад

"The Democratic Party's actions had left many U.S. citizens feeling humiliated. Signs of a Trump victory were proclaimed well before Biden withdrew from the race. The voters had had enough." 📝 @KarinaLMariani

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MA for RFK Jr1 год назад

there’s way more to this story

Фото профиля MA for RFK Jr
MA for RFK Jr1 год назад

Let him speak Let us hear Let God judge

Фото профиля Debra Lee
Debra Lee1 год назад

It’s a hard NO for me. He read his acript better than Joe Biden ever did, but that is such a low bar… =^.^=

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kelly ann washburn1 год назад

Oh yeah Candace read through those with us, this was a boring case of the consensual casting couch 🛋️ that he went to prison for. Hollywood is done ☑️

Фото профиля AwakeToTruth
AwakeToTruth1 год назад

Some people really never take accountability for their actions. The evidence and testimonies from dozens of women were overwhelming - he had his day in court and the justice system worked exactly as it should. ⚖️

Фото профиля Orville Redenpiller
Orville Redenpiller1 год назад

When Harvey Weinstein is interviewed by Candace Owens, they both lose credibility.

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MAGAgranny1 год назад

This absolute monster doesn't deserve a second chance. He destroyed women and their careers. Anyone that holds a person's future in their hands and uses that as an excuse for sex abuse should never see another sunset.

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Silky Johnson1 год назад

Idk man. Gonna need something more than "they all lied about me" to convince me

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