What will happen to Milo Yiannopoulos now that he has 'resigned' from Breitbart.com, after tape resurfaced of the alt-right Nazi-lovin' bottle blonde hater making pro-pedophilia comments? He's launching his own media empire, bla bla bla. As soon as the Milo-pedo news cycle ends, he'll be fine.
Are you not more concerned about the dozens of interns credited with his work at breitbart.com, the white supremacist shithole from whence Trump consigliere Steve Bannon emerged like Cthulhu from a sewer? Won't someone think of the 44 interns?
Here's his press conference, followed by live reporting from journalists covering this dumb goat rodeo.
Don't forget. The man Milo worked for is the second most powerful person in the White House today, after Donald Trump. President Milo? Don't laugh too hard.
And this, too: Milo resigned from Breitbart, according to Milo.
He was not fired. Even pedophilia wasn't too low for Breitbart.com.
Milo says he's going to launch his own media venture, that his book will still come out, and that he's announcing new campus tour dates.
— Rosie Gray (@RosieGray) February 21, 2017
Milo: "I don't think this has done any harm for my profile."
— Tom Kludt (@TomKludt) February 21, 2017
Milo says in the next couple of weeks he'll be announcing a new media venture of his own.
— Pamela Engel (@PamEngel12) February 21, 2017
KNOCK KNOCK.
Who's There?
MILO.
Milo Who?
MILO OPINION OF YOUR NEWS OUTLET HAS NOT BEEN SUBSTANTIVELY CHANGED BY YOUR RECENT ACTIONS.
— Daniel Foster (@DanFosterType) February 21, 2017
Milo's ex boss is the most powerful man in the White House
— Tim ?? Dickinson (@7im) February 21, 2017
Anyone who is approached by Milo to invest in his new thing should look carefully into his past financial dealings.
— Jesse Singal (@jessesingal) February 21, 2017
Reminder— Milo just resigned from the alt-right website that used to be run by Donald Trump's current chief strategist.
— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) February 21, 2017
Milo resigns from Breitbart. He'll have a cooling off period while he's still toxic. But don't expect the right to let him go that long.
— Jeremy W. Peters (@jwpetersNYT) February 21, 2017
I'll admit it: I'm surprised. I really thought Milo would stay at Breitbart. https://t.co/jGDWjwtNpQ
— Tom Kludt (@TomKludt) February 21, 2017
Milo Yiannopoulos has resigned from his position at Breitbart News https://t.co/sfljARmT4R
— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 21, 2017
My new column: Why Conservatives Fell for Milo Yiannopoulos https://t.co/zofjIMMPmy via @thedailybeast
— Matt K. Lewis (@mattklewis) February 21, 2017
This is where we are: "Breitbart's Milo Yiannopoulos resigns in the wake of outrage over comments about pedophilia" https://t.co/XsSZIpxgcH
— Jose A. DelReal (@jdelreal) February 21, 2017
So, who is going to pick up the provacateur even Breitbart News couldn't defend? https://t.co/Zki9JWGEFp
— Ezra Klein (@ezraklein) February 21, 2017
Milo: "I do say some things on the tape that I do not mean and which do not reflect my views."
— Pamela Engel (@PamEngel12) February 21, 2017
Milo: "I do not believe any change in the legal age of consent is justifiable or desirable. … I do not think sex with 13-year-olds is ok."
— Pamela Engel (@PamEngel12) February 21, 2017
So what have we learned, froggies? Being "edgy" is only clever until it's not. https://t.co/mCeZyID9EQ
— Joy Reid (@JoyAnnReid) February 21, 2017
Merriam-Webster just may be trolling Milo here… https://t.co/VeR2lT9mDH
— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) February 21, 2017
Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos has resigned. He lost a speaking gig & book deal after comments on underage sex: https://t.co/JrCSYoTA7A https://t.co/caFpbfxk0z
— NPR (@NPR) February 21, 2017
A suit-clad Milo meets the press. pic.twitter.com/hCQO7TUGea
— Rosie Gray (@RosieGray) February 21, 2017
A dateline for the ages….AP was there https://t.co/7eSYX71IgS
— Igor Bobic (@igorbobic) February 21, 2017
Everyone: Stop paying attention to Milo. You really don't have to anymore.
— Ishaan Tharoor (@ishaantharoor) February 21, 2017
"The book will come out this year as planned," Milo says, adds he will donate 10% of royalties to child sex abuse charities. https://t.co/HKc9Hyl4s5
— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) February 21, 2017
Full Milo statement https://t.co/vCJdfupidz pic.twitter.com/nGLGqMK0mR
— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) February 21, 2017
"social restrictions" aren't a "free speech" issue, rather foundational to an equitable society. it's how this – this being America – works
— Wesley Lowery (@WesleyLowery) February 21, 2017
Milo Yiannopoulos says in his press conference that he has a US visa designating him "an alien of extraordinary abilities"
— Ben Jacobs (@Bencjacobs) February 21, 2017
I'm glad we're learning there is a limit to what Americans will take seriously so long as it's said with a British accent.
— Josh Barro (@jbarro) February 21, 2017
Milo putting on a suit and donating money to charity as part of his "apology" is remarkably … mainstream
— Kia Makarechi (@Kia_Mak) February 21, 2017
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