LIVE: Kathy Griffin Speaks at Press Conference over Bloody Head Controversy

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LIVE: Kathy Griffin Speaks at Press Conference over Bloody Head Controversy

BloomFirm Attorney at Law Press Release

Comedian Kathy Griffin and Attorney Lisa Bloom to Hold Press Conference

Kathy Griffin has hired high-powered attorney Lisa Bloom and will hold a press conference Friday to address the firestorm surrounding the viral image of herself holding the bloody, decapitated head of President Donald Trump and the “bullying” she claims she has endured at the hands of the Trump family as a result.
Griffin was fired from CNN this week, where she has hosted New Year’s Eve Live with network anchor Anderson Cooper since 2007

Kathy Griffin is holding a press conference on Friday to complain about the “bullying from the Trump family that she has endured” following the release of a photo spread showing the comedian holding up a bloodied head of President Trump.

Lisa Bloom, the daughter of famed feminist litigator Gloria Allred and Griffin’s newly hired lawyer, made the shocking announcement on Twitter.

Bloom says that she and Griffin will “announce the true motivation” behind the photo shoot.

Bloom posted the press release to her Twitter account, saying, “Proud to announce that I represent Kathy Griffin. We will be holding a press conference tomorrow morning. Here’s the details.”

Bloom, said “I lover her too” in response to a commenter on Twitter who said, “I happen to love kathygriffin. Witch hunts are exhausting. Brava, LisaBloom.”

Lockup - Life In prison Documentary 1995 - Worlds Dangerous Inmates - 20...

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A look at the inside life of a prison in 1995. These documentarys are from Lockup and show the worlds dangerous inmates all around te world.



A look at some of the prisoners in Sacramento County in the USA. These are the worst and hated prisoners and gangmembers around the world. They are murderers, rapist and thiefs. This episode is one of the best around!



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