@CNN: “Because his routines were so personal, and his recollections so vivid, it was easy for fans to feel like they knew Bill Cosby. … But it turns out, we didn’t. And that might be Cosby’s last, if unintended, message,” writes CNN’s Brian Lowry https://t.co/6YHaRyYRMG

September 26, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

"Because his routines were so personal, and his recollections so vivid, it was easy for fans to feel like they knew Bill Cosby. … But it turns out, we didn't. And that might be Cosby's last, if unintended, message," writes CNN's Brian Lowry https://t.co/6YHaRyYRMG

— CNN (@CNN) September 26, 2018

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@CNN: “Because his routines were so personal, and his recollections so vivid, it was easy for fans to feel like they knew Bill Cosby. … But it turns out, we didn’t. And that might be Cosby’s last, if unintended, message,” writes CNN’s Brian Lowry https://t.co/6YHaRyYRMG

@CNN: 21 questions Brett Kavanaugh could face today under oath | Analysis by @zbyronwolf and @GregJKrieg https://t.co/BwwALrGhgR https://t.co/SwRSCiiqr6

@CNN: President Trump has questioned the authenticity of the infamous “Access Hollywood” tape in which he bragged about being able to grope women, despite the fact he immediately apologized when the video surfaced https://t.co/l1DByEVbGK https://t.co/xhDta4TzC0

@CNN: In its 60 year history, NASA has given away thousands of images of space, stars and beyond. Now 400 of the best have been collected in a book: https://t.co/VsP7ybJ1ha https://t.co/W4kq2zSDkL

@CNN: By 2040, Islam could be the second-largest religion in the US https://t.co/nzHeFgIDrD https://t.co/vqJs80QF9l

@CNN: This attendee of Mark Zuckerberg’s testimony before Congress is wearing a handmade shirt that says “#DeleteFacebook” https://t.co/k75BBSVpMg https://t.co/BIAe3Z6zLm

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