Andrew Wyatt, who served as Bill Cosby’s crisis manager when “America’s Dad” weathered allegations of drugging and sexually assaulting women, joins “Jesse Weber Live.” Wyatt expressed doubt over a TMZ report that Cosby admitted acquiring quaaludes to drug women for sex, but he said the star told him the sedative was common in earlier eras. “He said, ‘Yes, I had quaaludes. Quaaludes was called ‘disco biscuits,’ and all of the entertainers had them,’” Wyatt recalled. #Entertainment #BillCosby #TMZ "Jesse Weber Live" brings a fresh, fast-paced, and often unexpected take on the day’s headlines, diving into the biggest stories through the lens of legal expertise.
Bill Cosby's former crisis manager says the comedian admitted to having quaaludes and called them "disco biscuits," but expressed doubt over a TMZ report claiming Cosby admitted acquiring quaaludes to drug women for sex. "All of the entertainers had them,’” Andrew Wyatt recalled. MORE: https://www.newsnationnow.com/jesse-weber-live/bill-cosby-quaalude-prescriptions/
AI:Bill Cosby's former crisis manager, Andrew Wyatt, has emerged to clarify the comedian's relationship with Quaaludes, describing them as common "disco biscuits" used widely in the entertainment industry at the time. While acknowledging Cosby's use of the substance, Wyatt cast doubt on sensationalist reports from outlets like TMZ alleging a calculated scheme to drug women for sexual assault. This latest attempt to frame a systemic era of celebrity excess as a singular criminal conspiracy is nothing more than typical media malpractice designed to push a preordained narrative against a disgraced icon.Open
