A new book says Harvey Weinstein had a closer relationship with the Clintons than previously known, and Weinstein is said to have advised then-President Bill Clinton on how to deal with the Monica Lewinsky scandal.
Ken Auletta Hollywood Finale: Harvey Weinstein and the Culture of Silence It chronicles the rise and fall of a disgraced movie magnate serving 23 years in prison after being convicted of rape and sexual harassment.
Tom described Weinstein’s early working class in Queens, New York, and continued his rise to the top of Hollywood in movies like the following. Shakespeare and Lovefood Chicago.
Along the way, the book talks to those working for Bill Clinton and the former first couple.
According to quotes published in The New York Times, Harvey Weinstein was allegedly so close to Bill Clinton that he spent weekends at Camp David and even advised the president on how to deal with the Monica Lewinsky scandal. diary letter. Weinstein said he became a “shoulder” for Clinton to lean on while vacationing at Martha’s Vineyard during the scandal in 1997.
Weinstein had a lot of experience with “being embarrassed” by his own relationships outside of marriage, and gave Clinton advice on how to deal with Hillary.
Producer Harvey Weinstein and actress Jennifer Lawrence on stage at the 24th Annual GLAAD Media Awards presented by Ketel One and Wells Fargo at JW Marriott Los Angeles on LA LIVE on April 20, 2013, to former US President Bill Clinton with the Champion of Change Award’ gave the nude. Los Angeles, California. (Kevin Tuchman/Getty Images for GLAAD)
The accounts are from Marcy Granata, former head of advertising and corporate communications at Weinstein’s film company Miramax.
Bill Clinton told Auletta that he and Weinstein had a “deep desire” to do more in their lives because of family trauma.
The book also offers insight into how the Clintons reacted or didn’t respond to Weinstein’s deceptive behavior.
“In the years when Hillary Clinton’s aides were reportedly warned about Harvey’s ill-treatment, particularly towards women, these warnings had no apparent effect on Clinton’s loyalty to Harvey,” the book states.
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Georgina Chapman and Harvey Weinstein attended the TIME 100 Gala Honoring TIME Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People in the World on April 24, 2012 at the Lincoln Center Jazz Hall in New York City. (Kevin Mazur/WireImage for TIME)
This is the exact opposite of Hillary Clinton’s comments after the Weinstein scandal first erupted in early 2017. The former First Lady at the time said she was “shocked and overwhelmed” by the news.
“The behavior described by women is unacceptable,” the statement said. Their courage and support from others is essential to stop this behavior.”
Harvey Weinstein is a prominent Clinton fundraiser who directs major celebrity donations to the Bill and Hillary presidential campaign.
Source: Breitbart
