Doug Dechert, longtime source of New York gossip, argued against climate change using his own farts at an Upper East Side dinner that he hosted in support of presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
after one dinner attendee asked Kennedy for his thoughts on the environment Haden-Guest, who Siegler reports was roused by Dechert’s agitation, attempted to shout down his acquaintance of three decades, alternately calling him a “miserable blob,” “fucking insane,” and “insignificant.”RFK Jr. apparently took it all on the chin .
All there is to say about all of this is: New York! Whatta town! We’re back up! The fight between these two elder statesmen of a bygone era of the city is a real return to form, when one could cad around in peace with only Page Six
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