February 25, 2011
Reuters
Charlie Sheen called his CBS bosses "Nazis" Friday as he took to the airwaves to protest the network's premature shutdown of production on "Two and a Half Men."
Adding fuel for critics who have called his language needlessly anti-Semitic, Sheen compared CBS' efforts to enroll him in a formal drug and alcohol treatment program to the persecution of Jews in World War II.
"These people are a bunch of AA Nazis," he said, a reference to Alcoholics Anonymous.
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