John Oliver Slams Academy for Expelling Harvey Weinstein While Keeping Bill Cosby, Roman Polanski | THR News

The transcript discusses the expulsion of Harvey Weinstein from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences following numerous allegations of sexual misconduct. John Oliver criticizes the Academy's decision as insufficient, highlighting the culture of excusing Weinstein's behavior. He references Angie Everhart's allegation and criticizes initial defenses by Oliver Stone and Donna Karan. Oliver also points out the hypocrisy of the Academy, which still includes controversial figures like Roman Polanski and Bill Cosby. The segment ends with a call to watch the full clip on The Hollywood Reporter.

What was John Oliver's main criticism regarding the Academy's expulsion of Harvey Weinstein?

• He felt it was not enough.

• He was indifferent to the decision.

• He thought it was too harsh.

• He believed it was a sufficient action.

Which incident involving Harvey Weinstein did John Oliver highlight in his critique?

• Weinstein's financial scandals.

• An allegation by Angie Everhart.

• Weinstein's film achievements.

• A public apology by Weinstein.

How did John Oliver describe the culture surrounding Weinstein's behavior?

• As supportive and understanding.

• As dismissive and excusing.

• As unaware and ignorant.

• As proactive and corrective.

What was John Oliver's reaction to Donna Karan's initial defense of Weinstein?

• He ignored it.

• He agreed with her.

• He found it appalling.

• He supported her statement.

What did John Oliver sarcastically congratulate Hollywood for?

• For finding the only person who treated women badly.

• For hosting a successful Oscars.

• For expelling all controversial members.

• For supporting women's rights.