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REPORT: Lisa Bloom tried to spike sexual harassment story on Amazon Studios chief

Sexual harassment investigations die in darkness? Pretty much. And we wonder what Washington Post reporters think about their boss, Jeff Bezos, employing a guy at Amazon Studios who tried to spike a reporter’s story outlining his awful behavior. The bonus here is that it’s anti-Trump lawyer Lisa Bloom, who was also advising scuzzy Harvey Weinstein, who was hired to stop journalist Kim Masters from publishing:

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Masters wrote about the hurdles she faced here:

An excerpt:

The Washington Post did cover the story, but in the Style section:

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