But it almost did.
“It’s a New York thing,” Michaels said in theDaily Mail’s video.
Last week, hereleased a statementto theTimesapologizing for his behavior.
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That was the culture then.
I have since learned it’s not an excuse, in the office or out of it.
To anyone," he said.
“Yeah, you’re right: Your excuse isn’t an excuse.
In fact, it isn’t even an excuse for that behavior in the ’60s.
That wasn’t discovered by scientists until 1998.
It was a different time,'” said Oliver.
NBC didn’t immediately respond to EW’s request for comment.
