Did not seem unusual to me, not any different than would be seen on almost any U.S. media news cast, pretty tame in comparison actually.
Thank you. So, many folks watching slowed down video!
I found same video on youtube :D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9BP6cE3UQ0#t=240
Transcription is not really that correct.
At one moment an ancor asked why has Volinetz told him on the phone that the miners are divided over support of separatist movement but all of them are strongly against Ukrainian military operation in their city and now tells the opposite.
A union leader is certainly a propagandist, ancor was punked but he is still quite a polite to his guest. A channel is not interested in politics, all he has asked, does a situation in Ukraine affects their mining operations.
Guest’s behavior is strange to say the least. He is actually not answering any questions but reads his monologue and he is certainly nervous. Maybe he has a gun pointed at him there?
Wow. . .that was informative. . .they were really arguing about something and the guy was folding his arms and making hand gestures. I’m going to enroll in the local community college and see if they offer any Russian language courses. I’ll get back to this video later.
Early in the video clip the anchor was looking down at his tabletop, which is out of our view, and I imagined a text message popping up on his phone “handle this like a patriotic Russian or you’re going to get a plutonium suppository”.