Let's go to L.A., Miranda Devine, the great New York Post columnist, the best writer in the country, about to travel but hopping on with me first.

Miranda, good morning on Monday morning, sweetheart. How are you?

Oh, good morning, Sid. Congratulations on that interview with Harvey Weinstein.

I think people have been wanting to know more about his situation.

I was in the court back in New York when he was first convicted.

And I have zero sympathy for the guy.

He was at a leach.

But I have to say, I felt that it wasn't exactly a fair trial.

There were a lot of people, a lot of witnesses, women who, you know, the defense showed all these letters that they'd written to him, say, asking for freebies and sucking up to him.

And then they are, you know, in the witness box changing their story.

So, look, that's not all of them.

And I'm sure there's so many victims that have come out of the woodwork.

But I just felt like it was the height of the Me Too movement.

And sometimes the pendulum swings a little too far.

Yeah, that was just contention. And I have to tell you, again, it's, you know, it's a small,

it's anecdotal, it's just me and my people, but there's a lot of folks who texted me

today or saw me in the office and said, quote, I thought he was guilty, now I'm not so sure.

He may be a bad guy, but a rapist or a sexual offender?

Whole other story. You know, I was watching CNN for a couple of minutes over the weekend, Miranda,

and there's Dana Bash, one of my favorites. She's great. Right, I'm kidding. There's Dana Bash,

doing what Andrew Cuomo and Chris Cuomo did back in 2020. See, I don't forget.

I don't forget that the mayor, Eric Adams, for 18 months, did nothing for the Jews.

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