Harvey Weinstein and Bill Clinton pal Oprah Winfrey was predictably hypocritical during a CBS Sunday Morning panel discussion on sexual harassment. During the segment, Winfrey focused on the Time's Up movement, organized by 300 Hollywood elites and now boasting a Legal Defense Fund of $16.6 million, headed by Michelle Obama's former chief of staff, Tina Tchen. Winfrey assembled seven of the 300 "exceptional women" to discuss how to help poor and working-class females. Among the notables on the panel were actresses Reese Witherspoon, America Ferrera, Natalie Portman, and Tracee Ellis Ross.  Also included were a studio president, an entertainment attorney, and a producer.  Nowhere to be seen was a secretary, a nurse, a food services worker, or any of the helpless victims with "no voice and no spotlight." Instead, each woman declared she would lend her famous name and mega-resources to the...(Read Full Post)