So this ABC reporter (who had just started co-hosting ABC World News Tonightand HAD a huge multi-year contract) goes for a ride through Baghdad in an Iraqi military personnel carrier and decides it would be really cool and dramatic to ride down the road with his head sticking out the roof. That means his cameraman was forced to also stick HIS head out the roof to film him. So he nearly gets both of their heads blown off.
Wonder if he still thinks the dramatic shot was worth it?
Wonder if ABC had insurance on him, and I wonder how they feel about it? I bet they were all in favor of the drama, but this sure will screw up plans that I'm sure they've invested millions of marketing dollars in.
Wonder if he still thinks the dramatic shot was worth it?
Wonder if ABC had insurance on him, and I wonder how they feel about it? I bet they were all in favor of the drama, but this sure will screw up plans that I'm sure they've invested millions of marketing dollars in.
I was talking about this to battle buddies today during PT.
One of them stood up for the reporter- but I simply can't. That was a fool's mission. He's not military - they should NOT have been there.
I even feel that, even if they are being quiet over there- they are showing too much cause we are on the enemy's home turf.
The news media gets too much damn leeway.
I'm sorry. If I end up in a troop that has to deal with a media personality, they will be talking to my hand.
good point!
Sorry.. that is what went through my head....
HIS ASS!!!!
LOLOLOLOLOL
They aint trained to be on the front lines.
They shouldn't be there.
Period.