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The Birch Show.

Time to get buzzed on the hot goss from Hollywood with Abby.

It's the Bird Virt shows entertainment bus.

Justin Baldoni's lawyer, Brian Friedman, is responding to that joke that Ryan Reynolds made

during SNL's 50th anniversary special.

So if you miss this, Ryan Reynolds was a part of the Q&A portion for SNL 50 where he kind

of made light of the situation where Amy Polar and

Tina Faye called him up to like ask a question or whatever. And of course, you know, it's like a joke

question. It's supposed to be funny. And they ask him how he's doing. And he goes, yeah, I'm doing

great. Why, what have you heard? And people felt like that was a little insensitive to like show up, show out to a red carpet event when you've got this very intense lawsuit happening. So Brian Friedman,

Justin Baldoni's attorney, went on Billy Bush's podcast, hot mics with Billy Bush. And when

he was asked about how he feels about Ryan Reynolds' response, this is what he said.

What did you think when you saw, you know,

Ryan, you know, make light of the situation, I guess, try to find some humor and all this?

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