From New York Times, I'm Michael Barbaro. This is The Daily.

Today, hotels, massages, threats, more and more women

are coming forward with their stories of harassment, assault, and worse by Harvey Weinstein.

And we hear one of those stories.

It's Wednesday, October 11th.

Jody Canner, thank you for coming back.

It's great to be back with you.

The last time you were here, you told us about a pattern of sexual harassment allegations

that you discovered against Harvey Weinstein, the Hollywood producer.

What have you learned since then?

So the first story had a really positive effect journalistically,

which is that people became more willing to speak.

And all summer, I have been telling my sources, the dynamic is going to reverse.

If these allegations are true, if these allegations continue to pile up,

all of these sort of fear that you've experienced over the years,

the feeling that these things could not be talked about,

if these allegations are what we think they are,

then you are going to hear a lot more people coming forward.

And so essentially, that's what happened.

We began to see in different news outlets, people were coming out of the woodwork

and telling Harvey Weinstein stories.

The New Yorker published a really powerful article

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