Harvey Weinstein, the convicted sex offender and former film producer, gave a rare interview this week with the conservative influencer Candace Owens on her podcast, where he discussed his retrial and life in prison. Newsweek has reached out to a legal representative for Weinstein outside of regular working hours via email for comment.

Harvey Weinstein reflected on what he would do if he got out of prison, saying he would spend as much time as possible with the children he shares with exes Eve Chilton and Georgina Chapman.

In a rare sit-down interview with Candace Owens posted July 30, Harvey Weinstein opened up about his current life behind bars, his regrets, and his relationship with his children. The former Hollywood mogul—convicted in both New York and Los Angeles sex crime cases—spoke candidly from Rikers Island about how prison has reshaped his priorities.

Harvey Weinstein has no shortage of legal quagmire or controversy to contend with, but the 73-year-old said in an interview from prison that "my family is No. 1, because they're the important thing," adding that if he ever gets out from behind bars,

Harvey Weinstein would be a “better father” if he got out of jail. The disgraced movie mogul – who is currently in jail after being found guilty of sex crimes - has Remy, Emma and Ruth with his first wife Eve Chilton and India and Dashiell with ex-wife Georgina Chapman.