Here is a running list of the many who have been accused:

— Harvey Weinstein, movie producer

— Ben Affleck, actor

— Roy Price, former chief of Amazon Studios

— Bob Weinstein, movie producer

— The Gaslamp Killer, musician

— Chris Savino, creator of Nickelodeon’s Loud House

— Oliver Stone, movie director

— John Besh, celebrity chef

— Leon Wieseltier, former editor of The Atlantic and The New Republic

— Matthew Mondanile, former guitarist of Real Estate

— Lockhart Steele, former editorial director of Vox Media

— Lars Von Trier, movie director

— Andy Signore, creator of Honest Trailers

— Alex Calder, musician

— Elie Wiesel, Holocaust survivor

— Twiggy Ramirez, former bassist Marilyn Manson

— Terry Richardson, photographer

— George H.W. Bush, 41st president of the United States

— Ethan Kath, founding member of Crystal Castles

— James Toback, movie director

— Kevin Spacey, actor

— Jeremy Piven, actor

— David Blaine, magician

— Brett Ratner, movie director

— Mark Halperin, political journalist

— Dustin Hoffman, actor

— Andy Dick, actor

— Michael Oreskes, former head of NPR News

— Kirt Webster, publicist

— Rick Najera, director of CBS’s Diversity Showcase

— David Guillod, movie producer

— John Singleton, movie director

— Ed Westwick, actor

— Charlie Sheen, actor

— Robert Knepper, actor

— Jeffrey Tambor, actor

— Steven Seagal, actor

— Louis C.K., comedian

— Matthew Weiner, creator of Mad Men

— André Balazs, hotelier

— Roy Moore, Senate candidate in Alabama

— Russell Simmons, hip-hop mogul and founder of Def Jam Records

— Jann Wenner, founder of Rolling Stone

— Jesse Lacey, frontman of Brand New

— Sepp Blatter, former president of FIFA

— Gary Goddard, Hollywood producer and theme park designer

— Andrew Kreisberg, showrunner for Supergirl and Flash

— Richard Dreyfuss, actor

— George Takei, actor

— Eddie Berganza, editor for DC Comics

— Tom Sizemore, actor

— Mark Schwahn, showrunner for One Tree Hill

— Matt Zimmerman, booker for NBC News

— Sean Carlson, founder of FYF Fest

— Peter Aalbæk, CEO of Zentropa

— Andy Henry, casting employee on CSI

— Danny Masterson, actor

— Al Franken, US Senator of Minnesota

— Cameron Mitchell, talent agent for CAA

— Jason Mojica, head of Vice’s documentary film unit

— Murray Miller, writer on Girls

— Glenn Thrush, reporter for the New York Times

— Charlie Rose, host of Charlie Rose

— Adam Fields, movie producer

— John Conyers, Congressman from Michigan

— Evan Stephens Hall, frontman of Pinegrove

— John Lasseter, head of Pixar and Disney Animation

— Nick Carter, member of the Backstreet Boys

— Gilbert Rozon, founder of Just For Laughs Comedy Festival

— Richard Branson, Virgin Group founder

— Matt Lauer, anchor of TODAY

— Garrison Keillor, former host of A Prairie Home Companion

— Geraldo Rivera, FOX News correspondent

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— David Sweeney, NPR Chief News Editor

— Teddy Davis, CNN producer

— ASAP Bari, co-founder of ASAP Mob

— Shervin Pishevar, venture capitalist

— Israel Horovitz, playwright

— Don Burke, Australian television presenter

— Gregg Zaun, former major league baseball player

— John Hockenberry, public radio host

— Bruce Weber, fashion photographer

— Geoffrey Rush, actor

— James Levine, conductor of Metropolitan Opera

— Ruben Kihuen, Congressman from Nevada

— Dylan Howard, Chief Content Officer of American Media Inc.

— Chase Igliori, manager of Into It. Over It.

— Peter Martins, ballet master at the School of American Ballet

— Malcolm Maddox, WXYZ news anchor

— Rodney Anderson, running back for University of Oklahoma

— Harold Ford Jr., former Congressman from Tennessee

— Warren Moon, former NFL quarterback

— Justin Caldbeck, venture capitalist

— Trent Franks, Congressman from Arizona

— Leonard Lopate, radio host

— Jonathan Schwartz, radio host

— Bryan Singer, movie director

— Alex Kozinski, chief judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit

— Jeff Herman, Hollywood attorney

— Mario Batali, celebrity chef

— Larry King, television host

— Ryan Lizza, writer for The New Yorker

— Tom Ashbrook, radio host

— Norman Pattiz, founder of Westwood One Radio Network

— Steve Edwards, host of Good Day LA

— Marshall Faulk, former NFL player and analyst for NFL Network

— Heath Evans, former NFL player and analyst for NFL Network

— Ike Taylor, former NFL player and analyst for NFL Network

— Warren Sapp, former NFL player

— Eric Davis, former NFL player

— Donovan McNabb, former NFL player and radio host for ESPN

— Eric Weinberger, President of Bill Simmons Media Group

— Ken Friedman, restauranteur and owner of The Spotted Pig

— Johnny Iuzzini, celebrity chef and judge on Great American Baking Show

— L.A. Reid, hip-hop mogul and former chairman of Epic and Def Jam Records

— Tavis Smiley, host of Tavis Smiley

— Morgan Spurlock, documentarian

— Brad Kern, showrunner for NCIS: New Orleans

— Jeff Fenster, executive vice president of Warner Bros. Records

— Matthew Berry, ESPN fantasy football analyst

— Carter Oosterhouse, HGTV host

— Ed Murray, Wyoming Secretary of State

— Omar Ashmawy, chief counsel for the Office of Congressional Ethics

— Andrew Duncan, producer of The Florida Project

— Gene Simmons, frontman of KISS

— Chris Matthews, host of MSNBC’s Hardball

— Corey Lewandowski, former campaign manager for Donald Trump

— T.J. Miller, actor and comedian

— Charlie Hallowell, chef

— Miguel Sano, baseball player for the Minnesota Twins

— Andrew Creighton, president of Vice Media

— Mike Germano, chief digital officer of Vice Media

— Steve Chaggaris, CBS News political director

— Dieter Wedel, German television director

— Albert Schultz, actor and TV producer

— Rich Rodriguez, college football coach

— Thomas Roma, photographer

— Dan Harmon, creator of Community and Rick & Morty

— Paul Haggis, director/screenwriter

— Andy Savage, megachurch pastor

— Ben Vereen, Broadway actor

— James Rosen, FOX News reporter

— Stan Lee, Marvel creator

— James Franco, actor

— Corey Feldman, actor

— Aziz Ansari, comedian

— Seal, musician

— Ross Levinsohn, Los Angeles Times publisher

— Michael Douglas, actor

— Robert Moore, New York Post managing editor — Burns Strider, political advisor for Hillary Clinton

— Nelly, rapper

— David Copperfield, magician

— Steve Wynn, casino mogul and Republican National Committee finance chairman

— Scott Baio, actor

— Dylan Brown, director

— Charlie Walk, president of Republic Records

— Vincent Cirrincione, talent manager

— John Kenneally, vice president of Monster Energy

— Wayne Pacelle, CEO of The Humane Society

We need to change the law to pedo's get the death penalty

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Why? They hurt the weakest. After all this is said and done….I am making a list didn't you see. And are you saying they should be protected. Kid fuckers die. Anything else is to good for them

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