Posted on 11/24/2014 11:35:01 PM PST by Zakeet
Monday night while covering the Ferguson riots MSNBC’s Chris Hayes was forced off air because he had to run for cover from gun shots ringing out behind him ...
(Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ...
FoxNews team moved to cover quickly. Another team had their camera equipment damaged, had to use an iPhone to submit coverage.
Lifts the curfew?
W T H ?
Looking at the snapshot, I see “Missouri Governor Lifts Ferguson, Mo Curfew. What the hell?!
Lord Of The Flies lives tonight in Ferguson.
And liberal reporters are caught of the middle of it!
Break out the violins.
Just, Wow.
That picture was taken last week and was the most recent one I could find.
The video in the article shows how conditions have deteriorated since then.
Hey, Nixon is redistributing the wealth.
Nothing to see here and its time to move on.
I know. Geez Louise...
Thanks Zakeet. Makes sense...
“MSNBC Anchor Chased Off Air By Gunfire”
I was hoping this could be accomplished peacefully, through low ratings.
I don’t always loot, but when I do, I prefer hitting the liquor store. MIMITW........
MSNBC Anchor....”I was hoping this could be accomplished peacefully”.
What rock has he been sleeping under? These riots have been planned for weeks and he expected it to be “peaceful”?
We’re talking about Street Rats here Mr. MSNBC Anchor, not some 2nd graders (although there is a level of equal intelligence). The rioters have been casing out their prey for weeks on end and when they found the opportunities, they struck. I would have bet hundreds that this would happen and he expected it to be peaceful? Dumb Ass!!!!
Now they know why Fox has Mike “The Neck” Tobin ;)
I don't follow this guy but I think he's some kind of talking head on MSNBC. Not exactly the Marines.
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