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Posted on 09/15/2017 6:20:56 PM PDT by simpson96
CNN’s Brooke Baldwin ended a segment Friday after a panelist expressed his love for the “First Amendment and boobs.”
“I’m a first amendment absolutist and believe in two things completely — the First Amendment and boobs,” Fox Sports Radio’s Clay Travis said.
Baldwin asked the panelist what he meant, not sure if he said “boobs” or “booze.”
“You don’t love boobs, too?”
“I’m not talking about that on television because it’s irrelevant to the topic. It shouldn’t be brought up here,” former ESPN editor Keith Reed responded.
“Why not?” Travis asked.
“I’m a supporter of women in their careers. I’m a supporter and a stark supporter of women like Brooke who have shared the airwaves before,” Reed said.
Eventually, Baldwin had enough.
“I’m done. I’m sorry. I’m done,” Baldwin said.
“This conversation is over.”
(Excerpt) Read more at dailycaller.com ...
You gotta love a guy who’s that eloquent.
clear thinker
There is no freedom of the breast: bras already existed with the Constitution was ratified.
The Clinton News Network, who had an unending reserve of defense for Bill Clinton, gets offended by this??!!
Gotta like boobs a lot. Boobs a lot, boobs a lot.
I guess Dr. Demento would be thrown off the air nowadays.
“Baitin!”
He pointed out a couple of points there.
I miss Sunday Nights with Dr. Demento sooooo much!
Hooters, Hooters yum yum yum
Hooters, Hooters on a girl that’s dumb
No, corsets did, bras were invented in th 19th century. By a man. To give relief as an alternative from tight corsets.
Here is a picture of Brooke Baldwin
*not* loving her own boobs.
I miss Elivra, "Mistress Of The Dark".
Well heck, I’m an 100% in agreement.
Only rap/hip-hop is immune to criticism for its lyrics — which are far worse than anything Al Bundy every saids.
Dumb as a rock.
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