Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey on Weinstein and the Future of #MeToo

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The New York Times reporters who helped investigate Weinstein sat down with the Hive to discuss journalism, Epstein, and the betrayal of Lisa Bloom

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, and those are sort of the three poles of the book. It was our way of saying, We’ve all lived through this extraordinary story together, but there’s more to be learned about what really happened here. We wanted people to feel the nuance, the contradiction, the dilemmas, the pain, the solidarity—all of those feelings that the investigation involved, we wanted to share them in full.Well, Jodi and I have now been connected at the hip for over two years.

Lisa Bloom is part of a whole cast of characters who worked to protect Weinstein that includes people like

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