Roseanne Barr Clarifies Her Comments Regarding #MeToo Movement

As previously reported, Roseanne Barr recently made some controversial comments regarding the #MeToo movement on The Candace Owens Show. TMZ later spoke to Barr again and asked her about her comments at LAX on Tuesday (Mar. 5).

Barr clarified that with her comments she didn’t say “all women.” She stated: “I didn’t say ‘all women.’ There’s a difference between what some of them are saying and reality. I think people who have the ability to think rationally know what I meant. But also, they just take everything so out of context that anything I say, I’m targeted, and they’re on my ass.”

She added, “But yeah, I think there’s a lot of women who shouldn’t be going to their boss’ hotel room at 3AM for career advice. If you’re daughters don’t know that much, you better educate them. That’s not what you do.”

Roseanne Barr continued, “I think if you are victimized, you should go to the police immediately and don’t do it 15 years later for whatever. You should go to the police immediately.”

You can see a video of her comments to TMZ below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uIiF3heIG4