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We Need More Tom Sellecks, Less Mark Ruffalos
We Need More Tom Sellecks, Less Mark Ruffalos
Authored by Christian Toto via American Greatness,
Tom Selleck destroyed the so-called Queen of Nice in 1999 without even trying.
The Magnum, P.I. alum sat down with Rosie O'Donnell a short time after the Columbine High School shooting that left 14 people dead. The host's "nice" shtick crumbled in real time as she savaged Selleck for his NRA support. He was simply there to promote his movie, but she bullied him anyway.
"Now you're questioning my humanity," the actor said following her line of attacks....
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