surrounding weinstein conduct or misconduct. we will demonstrate how many people in hollywood and media and world of politics, they all knew about these terrible misdeeds and did nothing. one person says weinstein's disgusting behavior is just the tip of the iceberg for the entire industry out there. the left, hollywood, democratic politicians always play moral high ground. do you know what? they can't anymore. the american knows the sad despicable truth. that and much more in this breaking news important monologue. harvey weinstein's former company is reportedly considering selling the company or bankruptcy, something there denying. the dampening sexual harassment allegations, weinstein has allegedly checked himself into a rehab center in arizona. emma thompson believes that weinstein's problems aren't due to a sexual addiction but rather a pattern of widespread abuse across the entire film industry. emma thompson confirmed what we had been saying on this program all week. watch this. >> what i find extraordinary is that this man is at the top of very particular iceberg. i don't think you can describe him as a addict, he is a predator. it's a system of harassment and belittling and bullying and interference and what my mother would have referred to in the olden days as pestering. >> when you describe it being tip of the iceberg, do you think there are others like that in your industry? >> of course. money. money. >> sean: emma thompson confirmed what we had been saying on this program all week. the long rumored so-called casting couch, the culture at hollywood that appears to be alive and well and almost everyone seemed to be in on this open secret about weinstein. for those of you who may not know about the casting count, it's a practice where auditions were paired with a sexual quid pro quo. in other words, you may get the role in the job if you sleep with somebody. in hollywood, it's been an open secret for years. according to multiple accounts from actresses like rosanna arquette, heather graham, this hollywood scandal was no secret. i could be one of the most disturbing aspects of this story. even hollywood liberal jane fonda admits that she knew about weinstein's sexual deviance for at least a year but said nothing. she now says she should have been braver. watch this. >> i found out about him about a year ago. i wish i had spoken out. it doesn't happen to me. >> i understand that. >> i did not want to expose. i admit i should have been braver. >> sean: wow. moral courage? she always seems to be on the wrong side of things. gwyneth paltrow has also come forward with her own personal knowledge of harvey weinstein's casting couch abuse. a video surfaced from 1998. watch this very awkward exchange between gwyneth paltrow and late-night host david letterman regarding weinstein tactics. >> i do all my movie for harvey weinstein. miramax. i am lucky to do them there but he will course you to do the -- >> go on. talk about your movies. is that what harvey said? in return, what would harvey do for you? [laughter] >> nothing. >> really? what's wrong with that equation? as a kid's sake you do the math. i am fed up with harvey's behavior. i am grateful to him in the sense that you brought you here tonight. thank god for harvey. [applause] >> sean: an open secret. they are all talking about it. speaking of david letterman, another video of the former late-night host has been unearthed from 2013 where he jokes about weinstein being a total creep with jennifer lawrence. let's look at this. >> is there a big party after the premier? >> ? >> yeah. >> what happens there? does harvey weinstein want to come up and hug you? >> i just need some affection. i don't care. >> you don't mind when a guy like harvey weinstein -- >> hugging is fine. i'm so tired of "hi, yeah." i want someone to hold me. >> sean: there's this video from 2013 of comedian seth macfarlane making this joke about weinstein while announcing oscar nominations. watch this. >> congratulations, you five ladies no longer have to pretend to be attracted to harvey weinstein. >> sean: seth macfarlane said he made that comment from a place of loathing and anger because a friend told him about an encounter she had with harvey weinstein. let's not forget the clip from nbc's 30 rock. >> i am not afraid of anyone in show business. i turned down intercourse with harvey weinstein. on no less than three occasions. of five. >> sean: nothing harvey weinstein did is funny. i wish people would have picked up on these clues and called him out sooner. how many women, imagine, how many women could have been spared if he had been exposed earlier? that's why we are so outraged over reports that the liberal mainstream media, they may have punted, spiked stories about weinstein's misconduct. that makes them culpable in some way, doesn't it? ronan farrow published an explosive report about weinstein with the new yorker. he said nbc news did not want that. they are saying at the time that ronan came to them, the story was not strong enough. you can decide for yourself based on what we've learned this week. here's the problem, and bc was not the only member of the media to spike the harvey weinstein story. according to sharon waxman, a former "new york times" reporter, the skulls back to 2004. about weinstein. that was eventually killed by the so-called paper of record after being allegedly pressured to do so. not surprisingly, a former "new york times" editor denied this happened. while nearly everyone seemed to know about weinstein's behavior and abuse, he's not the only person in hollywood who has been accused of these sexual misdeeds. tonight, we have a new allegation of sexual abuse against famed hollywood director oliver stone. model and actress told the hollywood reporter that oliver stone actually groped her at a party in the 1990s. we've reached out to stone for comment. we did not get a response yet. the director came under heavy fire and scrutiny after he refused to even condemn harvey weinstein and instead he said "it's not easy what he's going through." he? after intense public pressure, oliver stone had a backtrack and is claiming he is appalled by the revelations surrounding weinstein. then you have famed director quentin tarantino, this is what he said. "for the last week, i have been stunned and heartbroken about the revelations come to light about my friend for 25 years, harvey weinstein. i need a few more days to process my pain, emotions, anger, and memories. and i will speak publicly about it." >> sean: quentin, how much time do you need? jimmy kimmel finds a liberal thing to leap over every week now. he hasn't shed a tear for the victims of harvey weinstein or has given an emotional monologue about them. jimmy kimmel defended his lack of weinstein jokes. really? watch this. >> first of all, to harvey weinstein -- this false equivalence, that somehow is equivalent to what happened in las vegas. harvey weinstein is not a person -- not a friend of mine. i'm not in the movie business. i will add that that story came out like i think moments before we went to tape on thursday? we didn't have a show on friday. >> you addressed it on the following monday. >> of course, now what they are doing is you're trying to drag up any kind -- especially these gun nuts, trying to drag or take any comedy but i get out of context, use it as some kind of proof or saying i'm calling myself the moral conscience of america which i most certainly never did. >> sean: gun nuts? not the moral conscience of america? kayla reserves his late-night comments for, things that are only expedient to him. at last night we played for you part of a very disturbing clip of him when he was a cohost of "the man shall," asking women to feel in touch with both hands and put their mouth on what's in his pants. before we show you, we must show were new, this video is extremely graphic. are you proud of this? >> this show is called guess what's in my pants? you are allowed to feel around on the outside of the pants. you have ten seconds to then guess what is in my pants. ready? >> set. >> go. you should use two hands. you're going to make a fine wife. all right. >> right there? >> how old are you? >> 18. >> are you sure of that? uncle jimmy doesn't need to do time. if you could get into the olympics. let me tell you. >> sean: 18? put your mouth on them? guess what, camel, you're pretty creepy. yeah, okay, you are not the moral compass if you will for america today. i will agree with that. this goes to a much larger point. hollywood for years, they romanticized sex and violence. maybe this is a wake-up call not only for tinseltown but for the whole country. two years ago when i decided to become the executive producer of a faith-based film that doesn't demean the values of conservatives and christians, "let there be light," this is one of the things going through my mind. this goes much deeper than just hollywood. movie executives preying on young female actors and models. what about the modeling industry and the music industry? is this type of behavior happening there as well? as emma thompson said, harvey weinstein, is this the tip of the iceberg? the next video is from 2013. an actor during an interview, he was on "the view," talking about the abuse he suffered growing up as a child actor in hollywood. why did not people pay attention? >> there are people, the people that did this to both me and corey that are still working, they are still out there and some of the richest and most powerful people in this business. they don't want me saying what i'm saying right now. >> are you saying they are? >> yes. >> in this business? >> don't go into it thinking it's all roses. >> you are bashing an entire industry. >> sean: it should be brought to life. these are young kids. young adults. when it comes to the harvey weinstein scandal, we should be be -- remember, hollywood is obsessed -- the absolute obsession with roman polanski. the guy charged with raping a 13-year-old girl in the '70s when he was 43 years old and he gave her champagne and quaaludes and raped this poor girl. at totaled, four separate instances of rape-img a young girl or teen. he of all the hollywood a listers and their red carpet, including meryl streep giving a rousing applause to the guy that rape-80 a 13-year-old girl. >> roman polanski. [cheers and applause] >> "the pianist." [applause] so happy, up on their feet. a standing ovation about a child rapist? if that doesn't show you how depraved hollywood values are, really? you are standing and applauding that guy? it doesn't end there. martin scorsese praised polanski at the academy awards. christopher waltz said he loved the director at the venice film festival. they are not alone in their praise. that's where we bring this story full circle. in 2009, harvey weinstein wrote an op-ed defending the child, polanski. titled "polanski has served his time and must be free." it's a shocking way to treat a man who went through the holocaust and his wife's murder. in the piece, weinstein writes this... what happened to him on his incredible path is full of tragedy. high praise for roman polanski, from harvey weinstein. in light of what we've learned this week, how insane is that op-ed by weinstein? the last nugget we want to bring to his attention comes from someone with a lot of experience in covering up scandals. hillary clinton. back in the media. she's comparing president trump to harvey weinstein. this is insanity. watch this. >> this kind of behavior cannot be tolerated anywhere, whether it's in entertainment, politics -- after all, we have someone admitting to being a sexual assault or in the oval office. there has to be a recognition that we must stand against this kind of action that is so sexist and misogynistic. >> this depends on pollen women coming forward, having the courage to come forward. the three women brought onto states by trump attacking your husband, you kind of dismissed them. it was the right thing to do? >> that had all been litigated. that was the subject of a huge investigation. as you might recall in the late '90s. there were conclusions drawn. that was clearly in the past. >> sean: wow. there is hypocrisy. bill clinton sexual abuse of women, groping and fondling and kissing and grabbing, dropping his pants? the accusation of rape? try telling all of this to paula jones or juanita broderick. although monica lewinsky was consensual, the young intern. hillary clinton took literally millions in dollars in donations from countries that treat women horribly. literally tens of thousands of dollars from harvey weinstein who hosted a birthday party for clinton back in 2000. remember when she took those millions from these countries that practice sharia, for her family foundation? saudi arabia and qatar in the uae and kuwait and other countries that treat women horribly? atrocious human rights records. oppressive laws against women, gays and lesbians are often put to death. kristin's and jews persecuted and she took tens of millions of dollars. hillary, give the money back. the left is now trying to absolve themselves from guilt after decades of close association with monsters because they had the right political views. remember, actions speak louder than words. hollywood, the mainstream media, hillary clinton, many other politicians -- they can all try to lecture us about how to live our lives but in reality, they are throwing stones from an incredibly fragile grass house. harvey levin, doing very well, sunday night on the fox news channel. he interviews tyler perry. harvey, look. nobody knows hollywood better than you. everybody knew out there, harvey. it seems everybody knew. everybody talked about it. people even joked about it. but nobody spoke out about it. what can you tell us? >> we put this up on the web site. i think this is really significant. mg everhart, a model and actress went on tmz live today. she told us a story about the cans film festival. she was on a boat. she was sleeping. she had jet lag and she was sleeping. she says she was awakened by harvey weinstein sitting over her. blocking the door and masturbating in front of her. she was horrified and he told her did not tell anyone. and he left. she says "i told everyone." she went out and told everybody on the boat. there were a-list actors there, producers. she went on to tell people wherever she went. she told them about this incident. she says the reaction she got was fastest harvey. she says they treated it as a joke and nobody did or said anything. the notion that nobody ever talked about it? it is so ridiculous. in a city like this where everyone gossips and there are all these things going on and everyone says i never knew anything about it? i'm not saying everybody knew but i'm saying at least angie, the first person i've heard come forward -- she said i told everybody on this boat about it. >> sean: you know what? here is where the great hypocrisy is. the very same thing happen to a former colleague of ours here at fox. her name is out there. she's one of the nicest people you'd ever meet. one of the most talented and gifted people. she worked out in los angeles now. it happened to her. similarly, you know what? she had difficulties because it's so, ugly, creepy, disgusting. traumatic. then you have the media's making the story, harvey. i know people over the years have called you inside harvey, please don't tell this story it, it's embarrassing. but you are not going to cover up for people. that's the difference. the politicians knew as well. >> hold on. what i am telling you is the idea that nobody knew in hollywood, when "30 rock" made jokes on the air, using harvey with nguyen's name? when seth macfarlane does not, when he announces the oscar nominees, when all of this is so open, it's ridiculous to think nobody talked about this or know about it in hollywood. as for the media, sean, different reasons why people don't do stories. harvey weinstein and i know all of the business about being liberal and all this other stuff -- that's dad, harvey weinstein also has a ton of money and threatened lawsuits. he's a bird brute when it comes to this. when a media organization -- sean, you know this. when a media organization is really threatened and somebody says we are going to sue you know matter what, if you are right, it's going to cost you $1 million in legal fees. if you are right, it will cost you $1 million in legal fees. that has a chilling effect. >> sean: this is real. i know people that have paid -- false allegations because their lawyers say it will cost you $1 million. >> it happens all the time. >> sean: innocent people. let me ask you this. it does happen. you know what? ascertaining the truth becomes difficult because it he said, she said. you want to be fair. he's admitting he's a creep and the numbers of people we are talking about, this is off the charts. 30 plus people and more coming everyday. the only thing that really discussed me more than everything is this roman polanski tape i am playing. he is in his 40s, he got a 13-year-old girl drunk, gave her quaaludes, raped. and when he gets his oscar, you watch everybody in hollywood as i just played, take it up with great passion and applauding the rapist child. i don't care what hollywood values are amongst themselves. i really care that they aren't outraged over the rape of a young girl, harvey. >> it's hard to even imagine, the roman polanski story. how he could be embraced after that. i agree. i agree with that. what's going on right now is we are looking at all of these people coming out and they are definitely -- there was a lot of the stuff going on and has been going on. you've heard about the casting couch. that's 100 years old. what i find really stunning is when you look at ten and even 20 years ago, there was still a heightened level of awareness of sexual harassment. yet, when somebody does to what -- at least what they said they to make it to her and it's met with jokes, i am stunned that in the 21st century, that's what's going on and it really shocks me. >> sean: this behavior -- listen, if things work out the way i think they are going to work out, he might be spending a lot of time in jail. >> sean, let me tell you something. next tuesday, harvey weinstein -- the board of directors of the weinstein company is having a board meeting. i know that harvey weinstein is going to be on the telephone. he will be in rehab in arizona. he's going to be on the phone because he is allowed to be in the board meeting. his lawyer is going to be in the room. they are going to challenge the firing. they may have some good points in terms of how they are doing it. i know what you are saying. it's not over yet in terms of whether harvey weinstein was fired properly. >> sean: your show is doing great. 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this is unbelievable. as far as standards are concerned, all i know is salon, cnn, huff post, all their sources say ronan farrow had the goods. he had actual witness testimony. he had evidence from the nypd of harvey weinstein confessing to groping somebody. they did go ahead with that story but whenever there's a story based on unnamed sources, they will go ahead without based on unnamed sources. talk about journalistic standards. >> sean: whether allegations are true or not true, if it's the biggest thing in the entire world, kayleigh let me bring you into the political side of the spirit during the election i brought up again and again the hypocrisy of hillary, both with her husband and even a bigger issue, although that was pretty big when you look at the allegations of juanita and kathleen and paula. look at all the money taken from countries that abused women. that kills gays and lesbians, that literally oppressed people of other religions. persecute christians and jews. not a peep. she took all their money. give it back, valerie. i want her to give it back. >> get the money back, hilary. you have to. you claimed you were candidate for women. be for women now. write the check today. we want to see it. donate it to an organization. you owe it to people. are you actively bullied women when you were in the white house. women who had bible accusations against your husband. sean, this is sick. the media elite covering from the hollywood elite. covering for a remorseless predator, it's disgusting and hypocrisy on so many levels. nbc, it looks a lot like you just have a lot of double standards. >> sean: journalism is dead, kayleigh. i've been telling people that line forever. is this the final nail in the coffin? 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we're not going to try to bribe you knowing you are not going to keep your side of the deal anyway. isn't it time america stopped the policy of self appeasement? >> i think the president -- we need to be concerned about iran. the deal certainly needed some scrutiny. >> sean: do you think giving the mullahs in iran $150 billion is a good idea? >> my understanding is that this money was money they were going to get anyway, whether or not we gave the money. >> sean: we didn't have to give them a penny. >> wasn't really our money? >> sean: why would you give a rogue regime -- let me play on the screen, iranians, burning american flags and israeli flags, chanting death to america and death to its to make israel yeah, okay. burning our presidents effigy. so far and so forth. why would we ever give them a penny, dr. gorka? why would we ever get them one cent? >> this is a theocratic dictatorship. this has been a dictatorship. why would you have any deal with a dictatorship and give them money to make their dictatorship stronger? it didn't work in 1938 with hitler or with the soviet union when we signed the chemical weapons band with them. they broke the band before the ink was dry on the treaty. it's not going to work with iran. look at what has happened since then. they've been destabilizing the whole middle east and this is a nation that every friday in the mosque, it calls for our destruction. the jp coa, thanked thanks to people like ben rhodes, this isa dead man walking thanks to president trump because the deal has to have a stake driven through its heart. >> sean: i agree. i think it's proven in north korea the policies of appeasement did not work for neville chamberlain. there wasn't peace in our time. it didn't work for obama or jimmy carter. it didn't work for bill clinton. this time, standing up to evil in our time is the only answer. let me move on to the nfl. we don't have a proposal to change his policy. we don't have something that mandates anything and that is clear. joe lockhart used to be a clinton spokesperson. really? the nfl is going to continue and take a knee? daryl parks, what you think the american people are going to say to that? >> the american people are ready to move forward and move past this issue, sean. we need to find a plan that put something in place, many people in the country are concerned about. like many other football fans, i am ready to watch football. i think we see the knee and the issue being presented -- >> sean: the nfl is full of hypocrites. let's be honest here. if you can't put a sticker on a dallas cowboys helmet after they assassinate police officers, dr. gorka, if you can't on the 15th anniversary of nine elevenths/01 and put the date and never again on there but you are going to allow these players to take in the and protest the national anthem? the nfl is just a bunch of hypocrites and no wonder they are losing ratings and revenue and advertisers. nobody wants to watch this. yet, they don't have the courage to enforce their own rules. >> sean, the nfl is committing slow political suicide. that's what they are doing. the president always gets it right. when he goes with his instinct. he went with his instincts with killing the iran deal, with the flag, the nfl. the anthem. why? he may be a billionaire in the most powerful man in the world but he is an american like us. he knows americans want to respect the flag, they love our troops and they want to respect the national anthem. if the nfl wants to double down, they will pay the price. the majority of americans are not behind them. marxist forces will dictate. this is political and economic suicide, nfl. if you want to double down, go do it. >> sean: daryl, if the anthem in the flag does not unite us, what will? >> we haven't heard from the president one solution against these issues that the players have presented. >> sean: at the flag that people died fighting under, if that doesn't bring people together, what will? >> that's the problem. we have plenty of african-americans fighting for the flag but they don't get of quality. that's the problem. >> sean: we have to end it there. thank you both. when we come back, the president did something today that no other sitting president has done yet. we will check in with jerry falwell jr. and dr. robert jeffress, they will explain. attorneys can help you every step of the way. with an estate plan including wills or a living trust that grows along with you and your family. legalzoom. legal help is here. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. they always refer to me as master sergeant. they really appreciate the military family, and it really shows. we've got auto insurance, homeowners insurance. had an accident with a vehicle, i actually called usaa before we called the police. usaa was there hands-on very quick very prompt. i feel like we're being handled as people that actually have a genuine need. we're the webber family and we are usaa members for life. usaa, get your insurance quote today. >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." president trump made history and became the first sitting president to address the values voters summit in washington, d.c. here are some of the highlights about what he said to the group of christian conservatives. >> everyone here today and brought together by the same shared and timeless values. we cherish the sacred dignity of every human life. we protect religious liberty. we respect our great american flag. the american founders invoked our creator four times in the declaration of independence. how times have changed. but you know what? now they are changing back again. just remember that. we are stopping coal, the attacks on judeo-christian values. guess what? we are saying merry christmas again. in america, we don't worship government. we worship god. >> sean: joining us now with reaction, pastor of the first baptist church in dallas, dr. robert jeffress. and the president of liberty university, jerry falwell jr. good to see you both. i've had the honor of speaking at liberty. i am going to be speaking at dr. jeffress church. a very dangerous thing for him to do. you may want to warn him about that. >> [laughs] >> we always lets sean speak at the university. my father never let him speak at the church. >> sean: [laughs] good point. >> we are excited about it. >> sean: it's very interesting. i know both of you took a lot of heat for supporting the president. because he doesn't come from a typical evangelical background. to what is controversial in some ways. yet, it seems more and more that the issues of faith matter to this president. dr. jeffers. >> they absolutely do. the reason evangelical christians voted for this president by the largest margin in history was because of his commitment to appoint conservative justices and judges to the court who will protect the values we care about. religious liberties. the sanctity of life. and the president is doing his job. he has dominated dozens of judges to the federal court but those nominations are being blocked by the republican-controlled senate, namely mitch mcconnell and his adherence, to the arcane rules and i'm calling tonight on every kristin in conservative to pick up the phone and call mitch mcconnell, bob corker and the rest of this do nothing republican establishment and tell them we are mad as h-e-l-l. stop obstructing this president's agenda. >> sean: it's so true. dr. falwell, even when he pulled off on health care. it's a miracle. what corporations have been able to do, individuals can do that. they can form their own associations and do it like all the restaurant workers. all the sanitation workers, it's great. competition by across state lines. he had to do it on his own because congress could not get it done. i'm not so sure they are going to do the tax plan in the senate. i have no faith in mcconnell, mccain or susan collins or lisa murkowski. none whatsoever. >> i don't either. i spoke to the president last week and i said he needs to point at new term, fake republicans. that's what you just named. fake republicans. we don't really have a majority in the senate. that be a good term for him to start using. the fact that he spoke at the valued voters summit, first president ever. the fact that he was -- he did his first graduation speech at liberty university. the tradition has been for the president, the new president to give the graduation speech at notre dame, it that's been fruit generations. he came to liberty. she understands that the left -- we are on a full assault from the left. on american values. he supports the state of israel to even the nfl. >> sean: good to see you both. thank you for being with us. more "hannity" afterct this. and all day all night protection. when it comes to frequent heartburn, trust nexium 24hr. 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