Rapper rips CNN reporter, does shot on-air

Is CNN Promoting "Cheeks" on news interviews?

When CNN quizzed the rapper, the whole thing went into the crapper. As the network ratings sank, some guy tried to sell a drink. It came from CNN where anchor Abby Phillip interviewed Cameron about the allegations. He decided to chug a sex supplement, raising questions about what the hell he was doing there.

Can you tell us more about that? Is there something known in the industry about how Diddy treated his artists?


Gutfeld ---  

Get some cheeks? I speak for millions of old white guys when I ask, what are cheeks?

I love him. Hello, he thinks CNN is a talent agent. As a network, why did they think he was asked to be on CNN in the first place? For his views on Benjamin Netanyahu? His analysis of the national debt? 

When they want that kind of insight, they always go to other guys.

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