Alec Baldwin expressed his “shock” over the disapproving reaction from a certain CNN host regarding his Twitter outburst, where he referred to Daily Mail’s George Stark as a “queen.”
During his appearance on Howard Stern’s radio show today, the former 30 Rock star discussed his recent Twitter rants, which Anderson Cooper labeled as homophobic.
When Stern inquired about the incident, Baldwin started to respond, “Anderson Cooper decides to, to, to, to…”
“He attacked you!” Stern interjected, seemingly eager to fan the flames.
“Whatever word you choose, I won’t say ‘attacked,'” Baldwin clarified, “That was the aspect that surprised me the most.”
“The reason Anderson Cooper commented was that he believed your Twitter remarks were homophobic,” the radio host elaborated.
“But he used another term. He referred to it as ‘despicable,'” Baldwin remarked (despite Cooper not using that word), and went on to say that should they ever cross paths, he would have “nothing, actually,” to say to Cooper.
