CLEAN : Gloria Allred: Weinstein wouldn't survive cross examination at trial

The transcript discusses the legal case against Harvey Weinstein, highlighting the expectation that he will not testify due to the potential challenges of cross-examination. It addresses the overshadowing impact of criminal charges and numerous allegations against him, marking him as a remembered figure in legal history. The case is noted as a high-profile one, attracting global attention and coverage.

Why is it unlikely that Harvey Weinstein will testify in his trial?

• He has already confessed.

• He might not survive cross-examination.

• He has no legal representation.

• He is not allowed to testify.

What has overshadowed Harvey Weinstein's contributions to the film industry?

• His recent film releases.

• His financial troubles.

• The criminal charges and allegations against him.

• His retirement from filmmaking.

How many women have made allegations against Harvey Weinstein?

• 100 to 120

• 60 to 90

• 30 to 50

• 10 to 20

What makes Harvey Weinstein's trial particularly significant?

• It is being held in a foreign country.

• It is a high-profile case with global coverage.

• It involves a large sum of money.

• It is the first of its kind.

What does the speaker imply about future cases similar to Weinstein's?

• Weinstein will be the last to face such charges.

• There will be no more cases like this.

• Others will face similar charges in the future.

• The legal system will change to prevent such cases.