NOW Leader Can't Stop Cussing on Public Airwaves

Newsmax has the dialogue between Kim Gandy and radio host Steve Malzberg:

MALZBERG: You don't see it as a president's right to have a Supreme Court nominee given an up or down vote?

GANDY: Oh, absolutely.

MALZBERG: So when you saw Ruth Bader Ginsburg come out for the age of consent to be lowered to 12 for legalized . . .

GANDY: Oh, that's - that is such B - llsh - t!

MALZBERG: Hey, hey, hey, hey. You can't say that on the air. That is not - that's absolutely . . .

GANDY: That is not . . .

MALZBERG: That's absolutely in the past of Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

GANDY: That is ludicrous. That is absolutely ludicrous. It's not true. I've heard it said on right wing . . .

MALZBERG: Well, I suggest you do your homework.

GANDY: I've done my homework. Ruth Bader Ginsburg . . .

MALZBERG: . . . . and control yourself. We're on the public airwaves.

GANDY: Ruth Bader Ginsburg is one of my heroes. She was my law professor when I was in law school. She's one of my heroes. She never said anything . . .

MALZBERG: [She favored] legalized prostitution, lowering the age of consent. And yet she was overwhelmingly confirmed with about 96 votes.

GANDY: She was recommended by Orrin Hatch.

MALZBERG: That's not true. That is not true. Orrin Hatch never recommended her.

GANDY: It's definitely - Orrin Hatch's autobiography says that he recommended her.

MALZBERG: I've heard Orrin Hatch asked that.

GANDY: And Orrin Hatch was right.

MALZBERG: Well, we have a basic fundamental disagreement but I'm able to control myself and not curse at you.

GANDY: What, are you - you're saying - excuse me, that's a curseword? I - ah - well, ha, ha, ha, ha. That's amazing.

MALZBERG: Well, yeah, you're not allowed to say that on the airwaves. Surprise, surprise. I thought someone who's been on as many programs as you probably [would] understand that. But now you know and you'll probably never say that word again.

GANDY: It could be. [END EXCERPT]

Maybe Kim Gandy has a future in WWE Wrestling.