CNN fakes satellite interview between 2 reporters in the same parking lot!

[Hitman]

Probably should go in the funny pics


Pay Attention to the BACKGROUND Vehicles;

 

[Sully]

ha ha awesome!

 

[Captain_Morgan]

What's the point of doing that?

 

[Bradb4178]

I saw that on TV and i fell over laughing! At first i was like wait what?! This has to be the funniest mess up i have seen in a while

 

[gabesurface]

It looks like a green screen for both. . . . . . Idiots

 

[Ritten]

News reporters........exaggerating??? Nahhhhhhhh....they never do that!

 

[Leadfoot]

Nancy Grace irritates the **** out of me like no woman ever.

 

[GunRelated]

Nancy Grace irritates the **** out of me like no woman ever.

I'd like to give her a swift kick to the groin area.

 

[SpeedRacer]

I'd like to give her a swift kick to the groin area.

Come on now, it's not cool to kick anyone in the balls.

 

[headspace]

Nancy Grace irritates the **** out of me like no woman ever.

I believe the term was Hellbitch

Looks like they've figured out the FUBAR and pulled the vid

 

[luv1979]

What's the point in doing that?

 

[GunRelated]

Come on now, it's not cool to kick anyone in the balls.

Ha, I was going to say "nuts" instead of "groin area" but I figured I would leave that part up for interpretation.

 

[RStewart]

News reporters........exaggerating??? Nahhhhhhhh....they never do that!

But she was in the deep part!!

 

[XD-GEM]

What's the point in doing that?

There probably is no point. It could be for a number of reasons; most likely it's the result of consultants in the news business. Instead of having two people standing next to each other in one picture, the consultants say to do the 2 box presentation so that the screen image will change frequently. It's a theory that changing the image frequently keeps people from zapping the channel. Sometimes they'll even be in the same studio and do this type of presentation.

By the way, I think they ARE doing it via satellite; each one of them has their own uplink truck and is listening on an earpiece; there's even a delay for the time it takes the signal to go up into space and back down.