Posted on 08/25/2018 10:17:54 AM PDT by markomalley
Edited on 08/25/2018 11:32:53 AM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]
TBS talk show host Samantha Bee said that the reaction to her calling White House adviser Ivanka Trump a “[bleep]” was “incredibly overblown” in an interview published Friday.
“It was definitely unpleasant. It was a real learning experience. I was very surprised. I felt that it was incredibly overblown. Like beyond overblown,” Samantha Bee told the Daily Beast.
In May, Bee called Ivanka Trump a “feckless [bleep]” during one of her bits, but eventually apologized after social media backlash.
Sorry ho but people referring to you as a human being is way overblown also. Slut.
The blowback should have been greater. These media types can dish it out but they can’t take it.
So says a person that has been vulgar for so long, she doesn’t even recognize offensiveness and vulgarity anymore.
The only thing “overblown” are the people this woman used to get to where she got.
Her 15 minutes are over.
She should just move-on.com
She needs to return to Trudeau-Land.
Hope her vile “career” keeps circling the toilet bowl. She is a vicious and obscene woman, she deserves to have a miserable life.
LOL, front hole.
Reminds me that the latest with transsexual peoples, is that it hurts self esteem or something, to talk of specific body parts. So we are supposed to say they have a front hole, and not any specific genitalia which could be associated with a specific sex.
This world gets crazier and crazier.
Hoe digs a hole
These people can never just apologize can they.
Canadien/Canadian slut in the bargain.
A pattern emerges. Only commies get to decide who is allowed to be outraged.
Reaping what she sowed and she isn’t happy about it.
I think the worse part was when she accused Ivanka of incest with her dad.
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