CNN's Anderson Cooper and John King discuss journalist Nir Rosen's explanation for recent controversial comments online.
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You shouldn't even have wasted your time with this piece of dirt. He is not a real man, he is a whiny, disrespectful and immature waste of space. I was surprised to hear he actually went through college.
NYU was spot on by firing this creep. Whats more pathetic, his original politically driven satire about a woman who was beaten and gang raped or the lame cover-up he tried with Anderson Cooper!
Mr. Rosen should make peace with his maker and pray that karma does not visit him! Shame on you!
Nir Rosen's comments are unforgivable. When explaining his comments, did you hear him say that sexual assault is terrible "especially for men"? Rape is worse for men!? This from a man who calls himself a "radical advocate of women's rights" He's beyond outrageous. Anderson Cooper did a good job interviewing him, but I wish that he would have questioned this statement.