Joan Rivers talks about her latest book, I Hate Everyone…Starting with Me. She gives the best of her worst to First Ladies, closet cases, hypocrites, Hollywood, feminists, overrated historical figures, and even herself. It’s a comic love letter to the hater in all of us.
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Joan Rivers
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Comments [3]
Loved this show - Joan and Leonard - a new double act
Score points for the Nero fiddling about Leonard - bet she uses that
Loved hearing Leonard cracking up...
Happy New Year !
Another self-hating Jew who hates herself and therefore everyone else as a result. What a shocker! Maybe Seinfeld was the notable exception. It all really comes down to looks, doesn't it? They say if the Irish weren't heavy drinkers they could have conquered the world. Well if Jews had good looks as well as brains they probably could have done the same. It is said that even Hitler attributed his wide nose as a flaw passed down from his one Jewish ancestor. The obsession for perfection is one that can traumatize and paralyze.
She can't hate Larchmont!
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