This is erotic illegal child pornography. This is little girls wearing booty shorts

driving around the dance floor. There is only one purpose for that.

This is a very sexual depiction of children. It's focused on their genitals. It has nothing

to do with merit or artistic value. It has everything to do with trying to sexualize

11-year-old. Hello and welcome to Best Case Worcest case. This is Jim Clemente,

Retired FBI Profile Reformer, New York City Prosecutor and Writer Producer of CBS's Criminal

Lies. With me today is... Hi everybody, it's Francie Hakes, former State and Federal

Prosecutor. Jim, I'm across the country and if it's possible, I'm even more outraged.

Shall I say enraged than I was last week? Well, Francie, I find it, I don't know, very believable.

Not only because I know you, but I know what you're outraged and enraged about. I agree with you.

Jim, I don't understand what's happening. You know, we've done... What is happening? I don't know.

We've done... I don't know how many episodes where we've talked about Hollywood, we've talked about

power position predators, we've talked about Hollywood sexualizing, we talked about that movie,

Call Me By Your Name. I remember that one. Remember that? You and I saw that.

Jim. And just being outraged at the sexualizing of children and in that movie, if I'm not mistaken,

there was a 19-year-old actor playing a 15-year-old boy, I think, if I remember correctly.

And that was bad enough because it was depicting the sexualization of a child.

Even though it wasn't an actual child. Here, Jim, in the newest entry into Netflix pantheon,

we have a movie called, well, in English, it's called Cuties. And it was released just last night,

as you and I are recording here. So on September the 9th, here in the US anyway, it was released

on Netflix. And it's a French movie. I think the original title was something like Lane Minion,

which I would, you know, I was a French minor, but French is a long time ago for me.

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