CLEAN : Gloria Allred says there's really only one reality as Weinstein rape trial begins

The transcript discusses the realities of a trial, emphasizing the importance of evidence and witness testimonies. It highlights the challenges faced by rape victims in reporting incidents and the expectations from witnesses during cross-examinations. The speaker also stresses the need to contextualize communications, such as emails, to understand the actions and motivations of those involved.

What is the main point about reality in a trial as discussed in the first section?

• There are multiple realities that can be true.

• The true reality is determined by the evidence presented.

• Reality is subjective and varies for each person.

• Reality is only based on witness testimonies.

What is expected of the witnesses during the trial?

• To provide only written statements.

• To avoid cross-examination.

• To be very brave and truthful.

• To remain silent during the trial.

Why might victims of rape not report the crime immediately?

• They often forget the incident.

• They are always encouraged to report immediately.

• They might not trust the police.

• They are always hospitalized first.

What is the significance of emails in the context of the trial?

• Emails help put witness communications in context.

• Emails are used to replace witness testimonies.

• Emails are irrelevant to the trial.

• Emails are only used for scheduling meetings.

How does the speaker describe the witnesses they represent?

• They are confused about the events.

• They are unwilling to testify.

• They are extremely forthright.

• They are hesitant and unsure.