More of the interview with Linsey Davis will air on Nightline on Friday night. Asked how he would react if the children he's there to help were to confront him about his sexual assault allegations, he said, "I’m not sure that they will come like that. “I think that many of them may say, ‘Well, you are a hypocrite. I think that many of them say, 'Well you're a hypocrite' … My point is, okay, listen to me carefully, I’m telling you where the road is out. I’m telling you where the road is out. I’m telling you where, as you’re driving, you’re going to go into water and it looks like it might only be three inches deep, but you and your car are going to go down. You wanna be here, or you wanna be concerned about who is giving you the message.” 
 
 "The reality is the situation," he said, "and I can’t speak." cummings were accused of multiple counts of rape: 
 
 i’ve been in this business (52) years i’ve never seen anything like this and reality is the situation and i i can’t speak 
 
 Cosby was also asked, “What would you like your legacy to be?”—a simple question to which Cosby might have answered, “Well, not being an accused serial rapist,” and thereby justified ABC’s claims to have actually gotten somewhere.  Bill Cosby says that in all of his years in show business, he's "never seen anything like" his situation after being accused by multiple women of sexual assault. When Davis asked Cosby what he wants his legacy to be, Cosby shook his head and said, “I have a ton of ideas to put on television about people and their love for each other.” 
 
 This, again, demonstrates a willful obliviousness to reality: Cosby might want to be on television, but television has made it quite clear that it wants nothing to do with Cosby.
– Bill Cosby has generally been avoiding saying anything at all about the rape allegations against him, but he went on ABC's Good Morning America today and agreed to talk at least a little about them: “It’s interesting. When I talk to people they will say, ‘This is a situation that’s unprecedented.’ I, my family, my friends, I have been in this business 52 years. I’ve never seen anything like this. And reality is the situation. And I can’t speak.” Cosby was speaking to youths in Alabama today about the importance of education, and he was asked on GMA about what they may think of the scandal. “I think that many of them may say, ‘Well, you are a hypocrite. You say one thing, you say another.' My point is, 'OK, listen to me carefully. I’m telling you where the road is out. I’m telling you where, as you drive, you are going to go into the water. Now, you want to go here or you want to be concerned about who is giving you the message?'” The remarks weren't exactly extensive, and they're not going over well. Time calls them "rambling" and says he "seemed to be at a loss for sensible words." Other reaction: AV Club: "Anyone expecting a direct response—or even coherence—they left disappointed," writes Sean O'Neal. Think Progress: "This is about as close as Cosby gets to 'responding' to the dozens of allegations against him: in this elliptical, I’m-the-real-victim-here sort of way," writes Jessica Goldstein. "So his latest comments aren’t too surprising, even though they are disappointing and frustrating and, no matter how closely you read them, incomprehensible."