Harvey Weinstein says sorry to MEN for #MeToo and not victims after 23-year rape sentence
HARVEY Weinstein broke his silence in court on Wednesday to say that he was sorry for all the men going through "this crisis right now" but gave no apology to his victims.
The 68-year-old spoke in court after two of his accusers confronted him with their impact statements to say that he "felt remorse for this situation" but that he was perplexed by how the case unfolded in the #MeToo climate.
Juda Engelmayer confirmed he will be treated at Bellevue for “ongoing heart problems” and “a complication related to his back surgery."
“We are incredibly appreciative of the level of care and attention the NYC Dept. of Corrections is showing regarding Mr. Weinstein’s medical condition,” Engelmayer said.
Although Weinstein claimed to "feel it deeply in my heart," he faces extradition to California to face sexual assault charges in Los Angeles.
Haleyi said she avoids dating because she doesn't want to hurt people, have them feel embarrassed or distance themselves when they find out what happened to her.
Weinstein admitted he had been unfaithful after his sentencing, saying: “If I had to do a lot of things over, I would care less about movies and more about my children and my family.”