Go get her, Anderson.
Anderson Cooper was clearly unimpressed with Cindy Jacobs, the woman who has gained attention in recent days for her declaration that the repeal of the "don't ask, don't tell" law is the cause of the death of thousands of birds in Arkansas, because he mocked her in his nightly "RidicuList" segment on Tuesday.
After summarizing Jacobs' views, Cooper said, "Not following the logic there? Maybe that's because, unlike Cindy Jacobs, you're not a self-proclaimed, quote, unquote, 'respected prophet.'"
He then played a video of Jacobs, who said that the bird deaths "could be because we have said it's okay for people who commit these kinds of acts to be recognized in our military for the first time in our history."
Anderson went on to describe how the self proclaimed prophet said that "nature will begin to talk to us when God is unhappy with current events," and then he said he hoped that it would be more like the movie, "Babe."
Does the good prophet have an explanation why the birds didn't start dying when all our allies successfully integrated gay troops years ago?
