His behavior was completely inappropriate and borders on predatory. 'He was in a Zoom meeting with women on company time and couldn't keep it in his pants? This is not just some embarrassing workplace mix-up.'Ī third person chimed in: 'Toobin was in a work situation.
What was accidental about it, that he was caught?' one replied to Stelter.Īnother wrote: '"I believed I was not visible on Zoom" is a lot like "I didn't know there were cameras in the room where I exposed myself to the victim". 'I've never 'accidentally' masturbated in any situation and I'd guess that goes for 99.99 percent of people. Stelter's post was immediately met with derision from fellow Twitter users who accused him of downplaying the egregiousness of Toobin's behavior. 'The reason: He exposed himself during a Zoom call with New Yorker colleagues in what he says was an accident. 'Jeffrey Toobin has been sidelined at a pivotal moment in the run-up to the presidential election,' he wrote. 'I apologize to my wife, family, friends and co-workers.'Īmong those defending the legal analyst was fellow CNN anchor Brian Stelter, who tweeted about the 'accident'.
I thought no-one on the Zoom call could see me. In a brief statement, Toobin said on Monday: 'I made an embarrassingly stupid mistake, believing I was off-camera. It is thought that the meeting broke off briefly when Toobin thought he had paused his camera and muted his microphone, but in fact both were still rolling.Īs people came back into the Zoom room, Toobin appeared to be on another call and was masturbating, staff said. Toobin was seen masturbating on a Zoom call with New Yorker colleagues and staff from a local radio station during an 'election simulation'.
'Do you think there’d be liberal ‘intellectuals’ rising to defend her? She’d be burned at the stake.' 'If it had been a liberal woman? If it had been a WOC?
McGowan took issue with people using #MeToobin to defend the analyst after the scandal broke
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