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Bill Cosby is finally speaking out with a video message released to Good Morning America after allegations have surfaced from more than two dozen women claiming that he sexually assaulted them, but the video message does not mention any of that at all whatsoever, instead promoting his upcoming comedy shows, which Cosby promises fans: “You know I’ll be hilarious.” Reasonable attempt at damage control or horrifically bad idea?
The video was also accompanied with a written note that stated “Dear Fans: I hope you enjoy my wonderful video message that’s filled with laughter,” and, “Hey, hey, hey. I’m far from finished.” I’ll just leave that open to interpretation.
