Never claimed to be high brow, but...I love Kathy Griffin

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These moments I luckily witnessed live on New Year's Eve, watching CNN really did make my New Years Eve so much more fun.

Watch how Kathy and Anderson react to this one:



I was doing live commentary on my facebook while watching Kathy and Anderson, and while these are officially the more "rude" moments of from the show, there were plenty of G rated moments equally as hilarious.


I love that woman.

However, my all time fav "Kathy Griffin moment" of the night was when she heckled back at the guys...When I saw her say this, I could not believe she was still actually ON camera?

Oh, my God. Priceless. I know I wasn't drinking. That much.



New Orleans moments...




More Kathy Griffin and Anderson Cooper New Year's Eve fun.

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