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I laughed for hours after watching this video.
quote:Covering the flooding in the northeast, Today Show's correspondent Michelle Kosinski canoed through a subrban street, proclaiming, "This is essentially part of the Passaic river in this neighborhood. It rushed in yesterday through the streetsit is really hard to control a canoe or boat while you're out in it," while two men walked through the screen, showing that the water was barely ankle deep.
Matt Lauer struggled to keep a straight face, joking about the "holy men" who were walking on water.
"Have you run aground yet?" Katie Couric asked.
"Why walk when you can ride?" Kosinski replied.
Later, an NBC News spokeswoman explained that Kosinski had been riding in deeper water near an overflowing river down the street, but there were concerns that the current was too strong for her.
"It's not like we were trying to pass it off as something it wasn't," spokeswoman Lauren Kapp said.
Who was that woman in the early 1900's that pretended to be "crazy" so should could experience the care given patients in the psych ward and write an expose?
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What I like is the way the website hints that "Well, see, the media is faking it so its OK for the President to fake it."
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Yeah, the two things aren't exactly comparable.
For one thing, Katie Couric immediately pointed out how absurd the whole situation was, while Scott McClellan defended the president's teleconference with anger and tenacity. Posts: 4116 | Registered: Apr 2002
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