must say I was disappointed by the reaction of the New York Times. I guess because I grew up loving the paper, looking forward to reading it over breakfast every morning, and being proud of their rational humane courage. Anyhow, the Times was very much against me, clearly buying into the notion that I had abused my daughter. It was one thing when silly actors and actresses would pop up and mindlessly trumpet that they regretted working with me, but the Times, I felt, consisting of serious men and women very much on the right side of issues I cared about, certainly surprised me. And yet, over
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