Rupert Murdoch was attacked at Parliament while presenting the case for the News Of The World, phone hacking scandal. Ruperts wife Wendi Deng and James Murdoch were on hand to fight back. Get all the scoop from Hollyscoop.com. Images by Wenn.com. Video hosted by Diana Madison / Twitter: http://twitter.com/DianaMadison
Newscorp chairman Rupert Murdoch Not only endures verbal blows at Parliament but a physical attack as well.
Hi everyone, I am Diana Madison from HOLLYSCOOP.COM
Considering he owns nearly all of the media, I'm surprised we've even heard about this, but some protester was so angry at the Rupert Murdoch phone hacking scandal, he tried to throw a pie in his face.
Rupert's third wife Wendi Murdoch was on hand in the courtroom to support her husband. She even went out of her way to hit her husbands Attacker.
One of the lawmakers told Murdoch, "Your wife has a very good left hook." You go girl, now thats what I call a supportive wife.
Members of British Parliament have been holding a hearing for the News Corp. founder over the recent incident in which celebrities, politicians and victims' phones were allegedly hacked into by News of the World staff.
In regards to the case, the powerful mogul said,"This is the most humble day of my life." Murdoch and his son James, also told members that they did not think that they were ultimately responsible for the phone-hacking scandal that brought down the News of the World tabloid.
Asked later if he would resign, Rupert Murdoch said no, adding that he was "the best person to clean this up." He truly is. For more information log on to Hollyscoop.com
Newscorp chairman Rupert Murdoch Not only endures verbal blows at Parliament but a physical attack as well.
Hi everyone, I am Diana Madison from HOLLYSCOOP.COM
Considering he owns nearly all of the media, I'm surprised we've even heard about this, but some protester was so angry at the Rupert Murdoch phone hacking scandal, he tried to throw a pie in his face.
Rupert's third wife Wendi Murdoch was on hand in the courtroom to support her husband. She even went out of her way to hit her husbands Attacker.
One of the lawmakers told Murdoch, "Your wife has a very good left hook." You go girl, now thats what I call a supportive wife.
Members of British Parliament have been holding a hearing for the News Corp. founder over the recent incident in which celebrities, politicians and victims' phones were allegedly hacked into by News of the World staff.
In regards to the case, the powerful mogul said,"This is the most humble day of my life." Murdoch and his son James, also told members that they did not think that they were ultimately responsible for the phone-hacking scandal that brought down the News of the World tabloid.
Asked later if he would resign, Rupert Murdoch said no, adding that he was "the best person to clean this up." He truly is. For more information log on to Hollyscoop.com
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