As tributes to late Playboy founder Hugh Hefner poured in, CNN got in on the action as well:
Hugh Hefner describes his very first Playboy cover during a 2010 interview: "Marilyn Monroe — good choice" https://t.co/c1nxP5PYYd
— CNN (@CNN) September 28, 2017
.@brianstelter: "Hugh Hefner was on to something very unique at the time" when he launched his magazine, Playboy https://t.co/7vEOAYJV5H
— CNN (@CNN) September 28, 2017
Hefner's impact on pop. culture went well beyond "dirty" pictures — he was a cultural icon who changed the world https://t.co/uNAixjvvIW pic.twitter.com/hayyD6b9eZ
— CNN (@CNN) September 28, 2017
So, let’s get this straight: Hefner’s love of boobs helped cement his status as “a cultural icon who changed the world,” but Clay Travis’ love of boobs sent CNN’s Brooke Baldwin to the fainting couch and left CNN freaking out. Mkaaaaay.
RIP to Hugh Hefner, the original defender of the first amendment and boobs.
— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) September 28, 2017
Between Hefner and Travis, only one of those men built an empire on boobs.
Hilarious watching CNN pay tribute to Hugh Hefner just a week after crucifying @ClayTravis for saying the word "boobs" on TV.
— Cameron Treadway (@pctreadway) September 28, 2017
I am somewhat confused by the same people who were horrified over @ClayTravis' "1st Amendment and boobs" now paying homage to Hefner.
— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) September 28, 2017
What’s the deal with that?
The irony is pretty amazing. https://t.co/xlDplXreHM
— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) September 28, 2017
Double standards are fun.
I just retweeted this to Brook Baldwin's account
— Ty Fillers (@ty_fillers) September 28, 2017
Baldwin has yet to comment, but we can’t wait to hear what she has to say!
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