President Donald Trump claimed Tuesday he was 'never a fan' of Harvey Weinstein and told reporters that Democrats should return campaign money they collected from him.
NEW DELHI – President Donald Trump said Tuesday he was"never a fan" of Harvey Weinstein and told reporters that Democrats should return campaign money they collected from him.
A jury in New York found Weinstein guilty on Monday of a first-degree criminal sexual act and third-degree rape but acquitted him on the two most serious charges of predatory sexual assault and one charge of first-degree rape.The split verdict followed a weeks-long trial featuring graphic testimony from six of the movie mogul’s tearful accusers.
The New York trial is considered historic because it's the first major celebrity sex-crime trial of the #MeToo era. It culminated more than two years of world-wide condemnation of Weinstein and scores of other powerful men in multiple industries for an array of alleged crimes and misconduct.
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