This is why no one watches local news
This is why no one watches local news
There are fires and thick pillars of smoke behind him and yet he is trying to say "its a protest", "Its not violent", "Its not a riot". Not only can you not hate these people enough. It is clear everything is scripted and they are not allowed to say anything that is not in the script.
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>A local TV reporter in Los Angeles questioned whether the city's violent unrest qualified as rioting - even as a fire burned behind him live on the air. ABC7 reporter Tim Caputo insisted that the 'vast majority' of protestors involved in the demonstrations were 'people taking videos [and] people waving flags' during his one-the-ground report. He made the remarks as black smoke billowed into the air behind him and a loud explosion could be heard in the distance. During the segment, ABC7 anchor Jory Rand asked whether those responsible for torching five vehicles were 'a group that splintered off,' 'mak[ing] it look like it's a lot worse than the situation actually playing out on the ground.'
There are fires and thick pillars of smoke behind him and yet he is trying to say "its a protest", "Its not violent", "Its not a riot".
Not only can you not hate these people enough. It is clear everything is scripted and they are not allowed to say anything that is not in the script.
Archive: https://archive.today/nBhSk
From the post:
>>A local TV reporter in Los Angeles questioned whether the city's violent unrest qualified as rioting - even as a fire burned behind him live on the air.
ABC7 reporter Tim Caputo insisted that the 'vast majority' of protestors involved in the demonstrations were 'people taking videos [and] people waving flags' during his one-the-ground report.
He made the remarks as black smoke billowed into the air behind him and a loud explosion could be heard in the distance.
During the segment, ABC7 anchor Jory Rand asked whether those responsible for torching five vehicles were 'a group that splintered off,' 'mak[ing] it look like it's a lot worse than the situation actually playing out on the ground.'