(Video) 5 MINUTES AGO: Oprah PANICS as Harvey Weinstein EXPOSES Her To Get Out of Jail!?

In a dramatic turn of events, Harvey Weinstein, the disgraced Hollywood film producer, has had his 2020 conviction overturned by New York’s top court. The decision, handed down by the New York Court of Appeals, marks a significant development in one of the most high-profile cases.

A reality that might come to pass because of her connections to someone who happens to be in the exact same shoes as the men I mentioned earlier, Harvey Weinstein. According to reports, it seems Weinstein might be finding his way to court once again, and this time, it just might be his worst nightmare coming to pass. Per new reports, Harvey Weinstein’s 2020 r conviction has been overturned

The news of Weinstein’s overturned conviction comes amidst renewed scrutiny of his past associations and alleged enablers. Recently, actress Rose McGowan took to Twitter to call out media mogul Oprah Winfrey over her past connections with Weinstein and other controversial figures. McGowan accused Winfrey of maintaining a close relationship with Weinstein and questioned her integrity in light of the accusations against him.

While Winfrey has denied having a close relationship with Weinstein, McGowan’s comments have reignited discussions about the extent of Winfrey’s knowledge and involvement in Weinstein’s alleged misconduct. Some have suggested that Winfrey may have been aware of Weinstein’s behavior and failed to take action, while others speculate that she may have actively enabled him.

The overturning of Weinstein’s conviction raises questions about the future of the case and whether he will face a retrial. Legal experts anticipate that Weinstein could potentially face new charges or a revised trial based on the latest developments. Meanwhile, the spotlight remains on Winfrey and others who have been implicated in the scandal.

The Weinstein case serves as a sobering reminder of the power dynamics at play in Hollywood and the importance of holding those in positions of influence accountable for their behavior. As the legal proceedings continue to unfold, the world watches closely to see how justice will be served in this landmark case.

Oprah has opened up about how she felt bullied by Harvey Weinstein. The chat show host, producer and philanthropist, who has been integral to the Time’s Up movement, also addressed allegations that she must have known about Weinstein’s predatory behaviour.

“I was in Chicago, in my own little world, but what I knew about Harvey was that Harvey was a bully and that if Harvey’s on the phone, you didn’t want to take the call because you’re going to get bullied in some way,” Winfrey said on the first Goop podcast.

She was also asked why the Weinstein scandal was finally the moment that inspired the current #MeToo and Time’s Up movements, despite the numerous profile sexual harassment cases that had preceded it. Winfrey believes it was a steady build-up of events that could no longer be ignored.

“It had been coming, it had been coming,” Winfrey said. “It had been coming with [Bill] Cosby and nothing happened, it had been coming with Bill O’Reilly, even with the President of the United States, where people can hear the Access Hollywood tape and yet, nothing happens. It had been coming and [Weinstein] was the moment was where it all crystallised. In order for a phenomenon to be a phenomenon everything has to line up. It means the culture, the zeitgeist, for a particular moment in time to be ready, available and open to hear that message.”

“What I do question for myself is why I was willing to put up with a bullying thing?” she continued. “I was willing to put up with, ‘OK I’ll take the call,’ ‘OK I’ll do that’…why am I willing to put up with an a–hole? Why we won’t tolerate other things, but you can throw phones and call people jerks or whatever and do all this nasty stuff.”

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