Joan Rivers: No One Does Red Carpet Like Us

March 24 (Bloomberg) --- Today's "Mystery Guests" are TV personalities Joan and Melissa Rivers. They discuss living and working together and the future of media with Carol Massar and Bill Cohan on Bloomberg Television's "Taking Stock." (Source: Bloomberg)
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[@scouser2010ify]

Joan was one of the most hard working women in Hollywood and she’s right nobody did the carpet like her and Melissa

[@jackiejames3898]

She usually has more class and brain cells than anyone interviewing her and being with her daughter made her happy. I loved watching that icon.

[@WedrownyGrajek]

It's so hard to watch, those journalists are soo unprepaired!...

[@MovieJustin]

such a kind soul. i just love her.

[@steevenhyde3505]

Joan was always awesome but also let's appreciate Melissa. Melissa is so classy and articulated.

[@BIGJANETJACKSONFAN]

Joan is the best

[@Joca4Ever]

"I am hoT i am hoT,she looked like an idiot" LOL

[@steveroby413]

Man Joan was the best,top notch

[@AllStater09]

9:18 I love the crews reaction after Joan's comment

[@mcwarhol17]

trailblazer and so iconic, she had those white men scared back in the day hahah

[@jimkreider9997]

I think the people interviewing her are ad-libbing. They really don't know what to ask. Joan and Mellissa are great.

[@seanedunne]

Can't interview. So uncountable to watch...

[@sparx180]

Nice she found Melissa employment.

[@spooftracks]

What dress did. She say after she said the jewelry

[@cdhilton7124]

Carolina Herrera.

[@dg5798]

Brian Brian !!

[@scouser2010ify]

The interviewers are awful

[@sushisakai]

you know I must say that I do not like the way Melissa speaks....sorry to say it...

[@AaronSmith-ed6lf]

❤❤😊🎉🎉😂

[@rthelionheart]

Missed by some.

[@queenbee7336]

The amount of times joan wears that outfit

[@regalianpeaches1]

+queen bee Proves that when you have a great investment piece, you can build up on it and wear it forever.

[@limelight1431]

Her face was really destroyed by plastic surgeries--- poor lady!!