Anderson Cooper talks about being a dummy – but can’t quite get the words out correctly

I didn’t like when Anderson Cooper made fun of Ian Ziering’s recent career choices a few weeks ago on his Ridiculist.

But I like when he makes fun of himself.

An artist in Pennsylvania spent three months creating an Anderson Cooper ventriloquist doll called ‘Mini Cooper’ and put it for sale on eBay for $360,000.

The hefty price tag is an homage to the name of the show Anderson Cooper 360.

So far, no takers.

‘I’m psyched that there’s a doll of me,’ The Silver Fox said at the start of the segment.

Then the trouble begins.

The anchor tries to say he would like to learn more about ventriloquism but stumbles on the word.

Again, and again.

So much so that it is revealed the segment was planned for earlier in the week but had to be postponed because Cooper could not get past the word.

‘Listen, it;s not the easiest word in the world to say,’ he tells viewers.

In the end, he finally succeeds and concludes by saying: ‘I’m very touched and very, very honored to be a dummy on The Ridiculist.’