Bill Cosby has broken his silence on all the allegations of sexual assault against him… sort of.
In past interviews, the comedian has kept radio silent on the matter, however, on Wednesday night, a previous unreleased clip from the AP shows the actor responding to questions about the alleged rapes.
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Much like his interview with NPR, when the comedian and his wife Camille sat down with the Associated Press, their talk focused mainly on art pieces they donated to the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art for a special exhibit.
Near the end of their interview, the reporter hesitantly asks Bill if he had a response to comedian Hannibal Buress‘ comment of him being a rapist in his stand-up routine.
Instead of shaking his head no and staying silent, he responded with:
“I don’t talk about it.”
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After the reporter continued to push for an answer, Bill said:
“There’s no response. There is no comment about that. And I’ll tell you why. I don’t want to compromise your integrity, but I don’t talk about it.”
There you have it.
He didn’t necessarily respond to the sexual assault allegations, but he did make it a point to say he doesn’t talk about the issue.
Watch the eery response (below):
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