Kyle Hodge | January 10, 2015 2:49 pm

Poor Bill can’t catch a break. While performing a stand-up comedy show of his Canadian tour in Hamilton, Ontario, around 30 female protestors disrupted the show chanting, ” We believe the women,” and carrying signs that read “Rapest Say the Darndest Things.” The issue gotten so out of hand that police and security had to step in to end the disruption.

It all started as Cosby started performing his comedy act, roughly 30 women rose from their seats, removed their coats to show white t-shirts emblazoned with the terms “We Believe the Women” across the front and backs to launch their protest.  The women would go on to blow whistles, while others kept chanting “we believe the women, we believe the women.” As security waded into the audience to corral the protesters, Cosby was on his feet calling out, “Stop, stop, let them, let them, stop… let them have their say.”

Since being accused of rape and sexual assault by Janice Dickinson and others, which he has not been exciting with, its been a roller coaster ride for Bill. Things started to look positive when other celebrities took to Twitter to defend him, especially his longtime co-star Phylicia Rashad, but following the events from Friday night, this issue is far from over.

At the conclusion of the Hamilton comedy stand-up, Cosby urged the audience to “take what has been a wonderful time and let us hold no enemies anywhere.” He was then greeted to a near-standing ovation from the left over audience when walking off stage.

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