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"Captain Kosher" gets voted out of the house on Big Brother after a lengthy rant of house secrets

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(ASSOCIATED CONTENT) – It was the ‘Big Brother’ speech of the century. Thursday night on CBS’ ‘Big Brother 12’ live show , nominee Andrew Gordon went a little crazy with his final plea speech. While the Orthodox Jew dubbed himself “Captain Kosher”, his speech was anything but.
Andrew used his final plea minutes to out secret showmance couple Hayden and Kristen. Then he ran down a laundry list of all the nasty things the secret couple has been saying behind the other houseguest’s backs.
In the end, his final plea ousting didn’t work: Andrew was unanimously voted out of the ‘Big Brother’ house by a vote of 8 to 0. Even his boy Brendan voted against him.
Forget ‘Big Brother’s’ silly Saboteur twist- Andrew wreaked more havoc than anyone in this house! You can check out Andrew’s final plea speech below.

— Josh Lieberthal

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