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this was back in 2012 when you and robert pattinson were breaking up. this is the first tweet.an who's now the keeper of the launch codes. he tweeted. robinson should not take back kristen stewart. she cheated on him like a dog and will do it again. just watch, he could do much better. ( audience reacts ) okay? >> whatever. i'm much better. >> stephen: good. good. ( piano riff ) ( cheers and applause ) how -- did this teach you to deal with bullies? because that's bully behavior. why do you think he attacked you? >> i don't know. >> stephen: did you ever talk to him about it? >> hmhm-um. i tried to. he did it publicly and he didn't publicly respond. we're all different. that's okay. celebrate the differences, whatever. >> stephen: yeah, i don't know. >> yeah, maybe not. >> stephen: well, i will say this, he tweeted at you eleven times, okay? >> i know. >> stephen: how does it feel to be tweeted at more than the president has condemned antisemitism? >> oh, my god -- ( laughter ) >> stephen: you're a pretty laid-back person. you use the word "dude" in casual conversation. >> it's

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