‘The ARROGANCE’: Harvey Weinstein’s behavior just five minutes into first day of his trial speaks VOLUMES (and it ain’t good, for him)

Yikes!

He truly believes himself to be above the law. He has got away with what he done for years including having it written into his contract he couldn't be sacked for sexual harrasement. His whole frail act is part of it as well. He isn't holed up at home, his life hasn't changed

— Claire Wallace (@ClaireWPrime) January 7, 2020

His life has changed quite a bit.
He went from everyone in Hollywood kissing up to him to everyone in Hollywood spitting on him.
The point is…he hasn’t accepted that this is for real & forever.

— Melissa Jo Peltier (@MelissaJPeltier) January 7, 2020

How the hell is he even allowed to have a phone in the courtroom???

— Never Worn (@Neverworn2) January 7, 2020

Fair question.

Of course he keeps doing it he’s getting away with it.

— THAT Laura (@laurastacocart) January 7, 2020

He would have already been there if he weren’t wealthy.

— Midwin Charles (@MidwinCharles) January 7, 2020

And protected by his wealthy friends in Hollywood.

Yup.

What kind of lawyer allows that to happen once, let alone repeatedly, with a client? Not an auspicious sign.

— Bill Corbett (@dadofccx3) January 7, 2020

He can't help violating

— Alexandre Lahos (@barrysandwich) January 7, 2020

The arrogance

— CJ (@pnwrunnerlass) January 7, 2020

He’s used to the rules only applying to OTHER people.

Silly.

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