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"I'm a powerful and attractive man and what I'm about to say is deadly serious," Simmons told Maria Bartiromo in response to a question on sexual misconduct in Hollywood. "Men are jackasses. And from the time we're young, we have testosterone. I'm not validating it or defending it. Guys need to be trained from their very, very young ages from their mothers and their loved ones that half the world's population are female, and they need to be treated with respect." 
  
 The Kiss bassist, who has appeared multiple times on the network, was a guest Wednesday on Fox and Friends as well as Fox Business Network's Mornings With Maria to promote his new book, On Power . 
  
 Rock star Gene Simmons caused a stir Wednesday at Fox News, harassing staffers after taping interviews that resulted in him being banned from the network and its New York headquarters. 
  
 Simmons' appearance on Fox and Friends was more lighthearted, where he jumped at a chance to deliver the weather report. 
  
 But behind the scenes, Simmons turned his antics on women staffers — barging into a staff meeting on the building's 14th floor where he was conducting an interview and shouting, "Hey chicks, sue me!" while pulling open his shirt, the Daily Beast reported. Simmons then struck two staff members on the head with his book and insulted their intelligence. 
  
 A source confirmed the account to BuzzFeed News. Simmons also asked an employee, who is black, if he was Al Roker, the source said. 
  
 In response, Simmons was banned from the building, a network spokesperson said, and he will no longer appear on Fox News or Fox Business channels. 
  
 On Friday, Simmons said in a statement that he respected the men and women of Fox News and he did not intend to offend anyone. 
  
 "I have appeared frequently over the years on various Fox News and Fox Business programs and have a tremendous amount of respect for the talented women and men who work there," he said. "While I believe that what is being reported is highly exaggerated and misleading, I am sincerely sorry that I unintentionally offended members of the Fox team during my visit." ||||| Add this Tweet to your website by copying the code below. Learn more 
  
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He's long been a Fox News favorite, but Gene Simmons is now persona non grata at the network. Citing a "knowledgeable Fox News source," the Daily Beast reports that the Kiss frontman has been barred from Fox's NYC headquarters and from appearing on Fox News and Fox Business Network shows after a Wednesday visit that reportedly concluded with Simmons' photo being displayed at the building's entrance with "do-not-admit" instructions. Per the source, the 68-year-old was on the premises to promote his new book, and his first few encounters, while Simmons-esque, didn't cross the line: He leaped off the Fox & Friends couch to help meteorologist Janice Dean talk about the weather, and he followed that up with an interview with Maria Bartiromo, which delved into the sexual misconduct allegations against Harvey Weinstein. "Men are jackasses. From the time we're young we have testosterone. I'm not validating it or defending it," he said. However, he left that interview, the source says, and burst into a staff meeting, yelling, "Hey chicks, sue me!" as he opened his shirt to show off his torso. The rest of the "pretty severe" behavior included rattling off Michael Jackson pedophilia jokes and hitting a couple of workers on the head with the tome he was promoting, "making derisive comments about their comparative intelligence according to the sound their heads made when struck," as the Beast puts it. A source also told BuzzFeed that when Simmons ran into a black employee, he asked the worker if he was African-American TV personality Al Roker. A complaint was subsequently filed with a supervisor, then made its way up to HR, prompting the Simmons ban, which is said to be permanent.