Alec Baldwin Defends Woody Allen, Compares Dylan Farrow to Character Who Lies About Rape in ’To Kill a Mockingbird' | TH

The transcript discusses allegations of sexual abuse against Woody Allen by his adopted daughter Dylan Farrow. Alec Baldwin defends Allen, comparing Farrow to a character in 'To Kill a Mockingbird' and questioning the validity of her claims. Dylan Farrow responds, criticizing Baldwin's dismissal of evidence. Moses Farrow supports Allen, claiming the allegations are false. Baldwin concludes by expressing his belief in Allen's innocence while acknowledging the importance of treating abuse allegations carefully.

What did Moses Farrow claim regarding the abuse allegations?

What did Baldwin imply about the relationship between supporting abuse survivors and believing in Woody Allen's innocence?