Barack Forced Malia To Work For Known Sex Predator To Repay Campaign Debt – Here's
What Sicko Made Her Do
Yesterday morning news broke that the Hollywood mogul and ultra left-wing zealot Harvey Weinstein
has had a number of former colleagues, including actress Ashley Judd, also known as "Nasty
Woman," claiming that he made unwelcome advances on them.
Although it seems this fact is one of the worst kept little Hollywood secret that everyone
seems to have known, in a statement he said that he plans to take a leave of absence from
work to "deal with this issue head-on."
The pervert actually also went on to say that he will channel his anger at himself for allegedly
sexually harassing women for the last 40 years into trying to take down the NRA and President
Trump.
Because what better gift can a sexual predator have then a woman who isn't able to fire
a gun.
Well, who can blame poor crooked Hillary Clinton for being so chummy with him?
After all, she is married to a sexual predator herself, she likes the type!
Fox News Reports:
Harvey Weinstein to take indefinite leave of absence from company following sexual harassment
claims
The board of the Weinstein Company announced that its co-chairman Harvey Weinstein began
an indefinite leave on Friday, and the company said that an outside law firm would investigate
allegations that he sexually harassed actresses and employees over the course of decades.
The announcement came as the company scrambled to do damage control, and a third of the all-male
board resigned.
"We strongly endorse Harvey Weinstein's already-announced decision to take an indefinite
leave of absence from the company, commencing today," said a statement signed by four
board members, Bob Weinstein, Tarak Ben Ammar, Lance Maerov and Richard Koenigsberg.
"As Harvey has said," the statement continued, "it is important for him to get professional
help for the problems he has acknowledged.
Next steps will depend on Harvey's therapeutic progress, the outcome of the Board's independent
investigation, and Harvey's own personal decisions."
Also on Friday, three members of the board — Marc Lasry, Dirk Ziff and Tim Sarnoff
— resigned, according to a board member and a company executive.
Harvey Weinstein and the ninth member of the board, Paul Tudor Jones, did not sign the
statement and did not respond to requests for comment.
The board's move came in response to a New York Times investigation published Thursday
that found complaints of sexual harassment by Mr. Weinstein stretching back decades and
at least eight settlements paid to women.
The investigation has rocked the entertainment company, with employees and business partners
demanding swift action by the board.
Earlier Friday, a lawyer advising Mr. Weinstein said in a television appearance that he had
acted inappropriately and agreed with an interviewer who had characterized Mr. Weinstein's reported
actions as illegal.
The acknowledgment by the lawyer, Lisa Bloom, came during an interview with George Stephanopoulos
on the ABC News program "Good Morning America" in which he asked her about the report.
"This is a real pattern over 30 years; this is like textbook sexual harassment," Mr.
Stephanopoulos said, after describing the allegations.
"It's gross, yeah," Ms. Bloom replied.
"It's illegal," Mr. Stephanopoulos said.
"Yes.
You know, I agree," Ms. Bloom said.
"See, you have to understand that, yes, I'm here as his adviser.
I'm not defending him in any sexual harassment cases — there aren't any sexual harassment
cases.
I'm working with a guy who has behaved badly over the years, who is genuinely remorseful,
who says, you know, 'I have caused a lot of pain.'"
Reached by The Times for additional comment on Friday, Ms. Bloom said: "The New York
Times allegations if true would constitute sexual harassment.
However, Mr. Weinstein denies many of them and was not given a fair opportunity to present
evidence and witnesses on his side."
Mr. Weinstein apologized for his behavior, acknowledging in a statement on Thursday that
it had "caused a lot of pain" and vowing to "do better."
He later said in an interview with The Wrap that he intended to sue The Times for failing
to give him enough time to respond to the allegations in the report.
Danielle Rhoades Ha, a Times spokeswoman, said that Mr. Weinstein had been given two
days to respond.
"We included all relevant comments from Mr. Weinstein in our story and published his
entire response," she said.
"Mr. Weinstein and his lawyer have confirmed the essential points of the story.
They have not pointed to any errors or challenged any facts in our story."
Ms. Rhoades Ha also called for Mr. Weinstein to release his employees from nondisclosure
agreements he reportedly had them sign.
"As a supporter of women, he must support their right to speak openly about these issues
of gender and power," she said.
Weinstein Company board members spent nearly three hours Thursday night locked on the phone
in heated discussion about the best way to respond.
Mr. Weinstein co-founded the company with his brother, Bob Weinstein, and they own 42
percent of it.
Everyone agreed that an outside investigation was necessary, but there had been debate over
the length and terms of Mr. Weinstein's leave, and whether additional steps were necessary,
according to those involved.
In the meantime, the board said in its statement, Bob Weinstein, the company's co-chairman,
and David Glasser, its president and chief operating officer, will lead the company.
In an email to employees on Friday, Mr. Glasser said that the company was "taking the allegations
seriously" and that the investigation would determine the "best decision for how to
address the situation."
He said the company would start working with an "independent, third party firm" to
which employees could report episodes of harassment they had experienced or witnessed.
He said that the company "values women" and was "committed to a work environment
in which all individuals are treated with respect and dignity."
"I truly want to do what is right for this company, our many wonderful partners and,
most importantly, you — our employees, so we are not taking this lightly," Mr. Glasser
wrote.
In its statement on Friday night, the board said, "We believe it is important to learn
the full truth regarding the article's very serious accusations, in the interests of the
Company, its shareholders and its employees."
In response to the news of the allegations, at least four Democratic senators said on
Thursday that they would give away donations they had received from Mr. Weinstein, a supporter
of several progressive causes.
They were joined on Friday by Senators Chuck Schumer of New York and Kamala Harris of California.
Some celebrities also reacted to the news, expressing frustration with the behavior described
in the report while voicing support for the women who chose to speak out publicly.
But several actors, producers and directors contacted on Friday declined to comment about
Mr. Weinstein and the relatively minimal public conversation in Hollywood about his behavior.
One who did speak, Lynda Obst, a producer of films including "Interstellar," "Sleepless
in Seattle," and "The Fisher King," said she expected more reactions to eventually
surface.
"I think everyone is just taking it in, it's so upsetting — talking internally,"
Ms. Obst said.
"I do expect a robust response from the community rejecting this kind of behavior
toward women.
Obviously it is intolerable."
Mr. Weinstein had supported endowments honoring women at both Rutgers University and the University
of Southern California.
Rutgers said Friday that it planned to keep his financial contribution to the Gloria Steinem
Chair in Media, Culture, and Feminist Studies, adding in a statement that the university
"can think of no better use of this donation than to continue this important work."
U.S.C. did not say whether the news would affect an endowment for female filmmakers
that Mr. Weinstein had pledged to organize.
In the interview on Friday, Ms. Bloom said that she took issue with characterizations
of Mr. Weinstein's actions as harassment.
"You're using the term sexual harassment, which is a legal term," she told Mr. Stephanopoulos.
"So, I'm using the term workplace misconduct.
I don't know if there's a real significant difference to most people, but sexual harassment
is severe and pervasive."
Ms. Bloom, who represented women who brought sexual harassment claims against the former
Fox News host Bill O'Reilly, said she saw advising Mr. Weinstein as an opportunity,
adding that she felt uniquely positioned to work with him.
"What Harvey Weinstein has done is wrong; he has caused pain," Ms. Bloom said, adding:
"Here was an opportunity of a guy saying, 'Lisa, what should I do?
I have behaved badly.'
I'm like, good, I'll tell you what to do.
Be honest, be real."
Earlier this year, the rapper Jay-Z and the Weinstein Company said they planned to work
together on a series of television and film projects about the life of Trayvon Martin,
based on a pair of books about the teenager, one of which was written by Ms. Bloom.
Gloria Allred, Ms. Bloom's mother and a lawyer famous for defending women's rights,
said on Thursday in a statement to The Wrap that she disagreed with her daughter's decision
to work for Mr. Weinstein.
"Had I been asked by Mr. Weinstein to represent him, I would have declined, because I do not
represent individuals accused of sex harassment," she said.
"I only represent those who allege that they are victims of sexual harassment."
But here is the best part.
Although everyone in Hollywood circles knew about this pervert, Malia Obama was still
sent to work as an intern for this sexual predator, and for over a year.
What's even worse is Barack and Michelle sent Malia there knowing full well that the
Hollywood sicko was preying on young girls.
The consensus seems to be that the Obama's felt "in debt" to the predator for being
their spokesman by sticking their left-wing propaganda agenda into movies for years so
what better way to repay him than to send their young daughter to work for him as an
intern?
Yes, liberals and liberalism is that sick and perverted an ideology.
What will be interesting to see is how many Liberal Hollywood women who have been ripping
President Donald Trump a new one day and day out will actually step up and disavow this
sicko.
We'll just have to wait and watch!
Please share if you agree this sexual predator needs to be locked up….
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