He may have said it in order to test how she would respond to hostile cross-examination, though no judge would allow such an inflammatory statement on the record. He may have said it because he believed it. I don’t know. I wasn’t in the room. The second possibility is likely, but unprovable. On the other hand, he would not say such a thing in public. She says that he said he wanted to talk to her in a deserted laundromat, and while there, away from prying ears and recording devices, she said that he said that, but when she explained to him that she had plenty of money and fame already, he then promised to investigate the stalker. He’s dead, so can’t say what happened. If a body would say something like that, they wouldn’t want the person he was saying it to to be able prove it.
In New York, among the echelons of the Democrap Party and the Left generally, antiSemitism is pretty blatant behind closed doors, and not just about Israel. Nobody calls them out on it, not even Jews. Jews fatefully vote Democrap there, probably to disprove the stereotype about our being smart. I was raised to vote D, but got red-pilled later in life.
When I was four years old, and our parents were out of the house, and the sitter was drunk and passed out on the couch, my older brother repeatedly bashed my head against a wall while lecturing me about his grievances against me. I can’t prove that, either. But I remember it clearly. Abusers don’t want witnesses around.
Or, he may not have said it.
We don’t know.