ALEX JONES (HOST): So now The New Yorker magazine: “From Aggressive Overtures To Sexual Assault: Harry (sic) Weinstein’s Accusers Tell Their Stories.” And here’s the deal, whether it’s true or not, and I tend to believe it, with the Hollywood slime types, it’s all part of the same slime bucket and it’s what everybody wallowed into. So it’s a bunch of vampires eating each other. I mean, there’s some truth to, hey you know what you’re getting into when you go to Hollywood. It’s like walking down the alley in the worst part of town at midnight and then getting freaked out when you get mugged. But still the muggers are more to blame, they actually carried out the criminal act. Now some of the young 16-year-old girls that watch TV all day, think they are going to be movie stars, they go, “Oh yeah, come to California, you’re going to be movie stars.” You know what you’re going to be is a crack whore and when they’re done using you up they’re going to put you in a snuff film for European consumption and they’re going to torture you to death.

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The New Yorker: From Aggressive Overtures To Sexual Assault: Harvey Weinstein’s Accusers Tell Their Stories