so she's a hypocrite too, shocking it's not
Anderson Cooper says he only wants good things for his 'friend' and former CNN colleague Kathy Griffin after spectacularly throwing her under the bus over Trump beheading scandal
Anderson Cooper spoke out about his former New Year's Eve co-host Kathy Griffin (pictured together, right), saying he wished nothing but good things for her. The comments come a week after Griffin's controversial photo in which she held a severed head designed to resemble the President (left). The comedienne had dozens of gigs across the country canceled and was fired from her CNN hosting duties. Cooper tweeted shortly thereafter that he found the picture 'clearly disgusting and completely inappropriate' (inset) prompting many of accusing him of throwing Griffin under the bus.
Anderson Cooper spoke out about his former New Year's Eve co-host Kathy Griffin (pictured together, right), saying he wished nothing but good things for her. The comments come a week after Griffin's controversial photo in which she held a severed head designed to resemble the President (left). The comedienne had dozens of gigs across the country canceled and was fired from her CNN hosting duties. Cooper tweeted shortly thereafter that he found the picture 'clearly disgusting and completely inappropriate' (inset) prompting many of accusing him of throwing Griffin under the bus.
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[h=1]Kathy Griffin 'no longer sorry' for Trump photo shoot: 'The whole outrage was BS'[/h] Published August 29, 2017 Fox News
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Kathy Griffin can't get her "sorry" straight.
The comedian who tearfully apologized twice after a photo shoot of her holding a blooded Trump mask in May caused an uproar is not sorry now.
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"I am no longer sorry, the whole outrage was B.S., the whole thing got so blown out of proportion and I lost everybody," Griffin told Australia's "Sunrise."
Griffin noted her friends like Debra Messing and Chelsea Cliton didn't stand by her at the time.
"These Trump fans, they're hardcore," the 56-year-old said blaming President Trump supporters for the fall out.
When "Sunrise" co-host Samantha Armytage brought up to Griffin that many of Trump's critics, not just supporters, denounced the photo at the time, Griffin angrily spat back.
"No, you’re full of crap," Griffin screeched at Armytage. "Stop acting like my little picture is more important than talking about the actual atrocities that the president of the United States is committing."
Griffin initially gave an emotional apology in a video posted on Twitter hours after the photos leaked. In it she tearfully admitted, "I went too far and I was wrong."
Days later she held a press conference in which she said she made a "horrible call" with the images that caused a firestorm.
"I'm going to be honest," she said through tears. "He broke me, he broke me, he broke me.
[h=1]Kathy Griffin 'no longer sorry' for Trump photo shoot: 'The whole outrage was BS'[/h] Published August 29, 2017 Fox News
Now Playing La. Sen. Cassidy on Harvey preps: We've learned our lessons
Kathy Griffin can't get her "sorry" straight.
The comedian who tearfully apologized twice after a photo shoot of her holding a blooded Trump mask in May caused an uproar is not sorry now.
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"I am no longer sorry, the whole outrage was B.S., the whole thing got so blown out of proportion and I lost everybody," Griffin told Australia's "Sunrise."
Griffin noted her friends like Debra Messing and Chelsea Cliton didn't stand by her at the time.
"These Trump fans, they're hardcore," the 56-year-old said blaming President Trump supporters for the fall out.
When "Sunrise" co-host Samantha Armytage brought up to Griffin that many of Trump's critics, not just supporters, denounced the photo at the time, Griffin angrily spat back.
"No, you’re full of crap," Griffin screeched at Armytage. "Stop acting like my little picture is more important than talking about the actual atrocities that the president of the United States is committing."
Griffin initially gave an emotional apology in a video posted on Twitter hours after the photos leaked. In it she tearfully admitted, "I went too far and I was wrong."
Days later she held a press conference in which she said she made a "horrible call" with the images that caused a firestorm.
"I'm going to be honest," she said through tears. "He broke me, he broke me, he broke me.
