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welcome to stay tuned. I'm Priperara. We are in the business of believing victims. That's our

default, but we also have another guiding principle which you have, which is our response

ability to continue to investigate. And when information comes about during that investigation,

that we may not be happy to receive, we have to take it where it takes us and then make the

decision based upon the full measure of information.

That's Cyrus Vance Jr. He's been the Manhattan District Attorney since 2010. Vance has

overseen a decade of profound change from Manhattan. He's grappled with whether to prosecute

minor offenses like marijuana possession and turn-style jumping, engaged in longstanding

debates over the District Attorney's jurisdiction, and adjusted to the constancy of contemporary

press coverage. Vance's office has also received both praise and criticism for a number of

high-profile sex crime cases involving movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, former IMF managing

director Dominique Strauss Khan, and disgraced gynecologist Robert Hadden.

And Vance has worked closely with my former office, the US Attorney's Office for the

Southern District of New York, including during my tenure. Vance joins me this week for

a special two-part episode. In part one, we discussed the philosophy of prosecution, the

peculiarities of law enforcement in New York City, and his thoughts on the Harvey Weinstein

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