Ronan Farrow's Weinstein Investigation Stymied By NBC, Ex-Producer Says | THR News

The transcript discusses NBC's alleged attempts to block Ronan Farrow's investigation into Harvey Weinstein, which Farrow eventually published in The New Yorker. NBC denies these claims, citing a lack of on-record sources. Farrow's reporting included an interview with Rose McGowan, who later withdrew due to legal concerns. The exposé led to over 80 women coming forward with allegations against Weinstein.

What was the main reason Ronan Farrow left NBC News?

• He was offered a better position elsewhere.

• He had completed his contract with NBC.

• NBC was resistant to his investigation into Harvey Weinstein.

• He wanted to pursue a different career path.

According to NBC, why was Ronan Farrow's story not ready for broadcast?

• It lacked on-the-record and on-camera interviews.

• It was too controversial.

• It was not relevant to their audience.

• It was too lengthy.

What did NBC News President Noah Oppenheim claim about the investigation?

• He initiated the investigation himself.

• He was never told to stop the investigation.

• He supported the investigation fully.

• He was unaware of the investigation.

Why was Rose McGowan advised not to participate in the interview?

• She was not available at the time.

• It could have put her in legal jeopardy.

• She was not interested in the interview.

• She did not have enough evidence.

What was the impact of the story published in The New Yorker?

• It caused Ronan Farrow to return to NBC.

• It led to a decline in NBC's viewership.

• It resulted in over 80 women coming forward with allegations against Weinstein.

• It was largely ignored by the public.