I don't think I've ever seen a reporter and an anchor insult each other on live television before:
Note: The first part of the clip is a prosaic news report about apartment maintenance -- stay with it until it gets good (about a minute in).
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March 05, 2008
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Hey Brendan.....
Boy is that anchor at the studio SO right!
Funny stuff.
My best--
Lou
P.S. Go Obama!
Posted by: Lou Delgado (Luigibob) | March 07, 2008 at 05:56 AM