On Wednesday’s episode of “The Andrew Klavan Show,” Klavan discusses how Hollywood has tried to normalize child abuse through films and television while covering for true abusers in their own company. Video and partial transcript below.
John Nolte, my pal over at Breitbart, wrote about this many, many years ago back in 2009, which is, I think, when Harvey Weinstein and Woody Allen and the rest were standing up for Roman Polanski because he’d been busted and they didn’t want him extradited to America, which he wasn’t. Nolte started writing about the fact that movie after movie after movie was coming out in that year 2009 to normalize and make you sympathize with people who abuse children. He talked about “Doubt.”
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