Andy Cohen Says He 'Did Not Recall' Saying 'Sayonara, Sucka' to Outgoing Mayor Bill de Blasio on NYE Special

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Andy Cohen remembers «getting smashed on CNN» when he co-hosted a New Year's Eve special with Anderson Cooper, but the Bravo star admits having zero recollection about giving then-NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio a sarcastic sendoff.The 53-year-old host made the revelation Wednesday night on after Jimmy Kimmel suggested he'd love to see Cohen and Cooper host next month's Oscars.

Why? Kimmel got a kick out of watching Cohen's booze-fueled rant on CNN that instantly went viral.«I was laughing my a** off,» quipped Kimmel, to which Cohen replied, «We had so much fun.

I told our friend, Howard Stern, I was like, 'You know what? We had a blast on New Year's Eve. I hope everyone did watching.'»Kimmel then made another suggestion, «I wish everyone on CNN was drunk all the time!» Cohen agreed, adding he had a blast.«I gotta tell you something.

It is super fun getting smashed on CNN and just raging on a soap box,» Cohen said. «There were endorphins I was releasing. I was like, this is good.”But that recollection prompted Cohen to admit that he didn't recall making the de Blasio remark less than an hour after saying it in front of a national audience.“We got in the car after [the special ended] and I saw on Twitter the rant I did about de Blasio,» Cohen explained. «And I did not recall, though it was about 40 minutes earlier, saying 'Sayonara, sucka' to the outgoing mayor of New York.