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Omg that’s great 
Said this before. Not a fan of this kind of coverage. If your reporter/crew gets in trouble, first responders will put themselves at risk to save them. This is irresponsible.
What is the point of showing your reporters in the torrential rain, waiting for the eye of the CAT4 storm, if the only perspective the camera shows is just them in the rain in front of a bunch of trees? Why do they have to stand in the rain?pic.twitter.com/cz2IiDDfnz
Waiting on some guys in shorts to walk on by with no issues
A person doesn’t need to see a TV reporter in a hurricane to know that those storms are extremely dangerous.
#HurricaneMichael
Sadly, it will take a reporter getting injured before they stop this nonsense.
No context. This was part of a report about the dangers of going into water of unknown depth—not an attempt to make a storm look worse than it was. You should be ashamed.
Just to be clear, it's not my "claim," it's a verifiable fact, and the Snopes piece cites primary sources for those facts. You're deflecting—not making an argument. Don't trust Snopes? Here's the conservative Weekly Standard saying the same thing:https://www.weeklystandard.com/holmes-lybrand/fact-check-anderson-cooper-in-cold-water …
Meanwhile, as you're casting doubt on the veracity of a news report warning people about the impending danger, #HurricaneMichael just made landfall with the 4th strongest sustained winds for the US.
Look in the mirror and reconsider your priorities.https://twitter.com/EricBlake12/status/1050079410798415878?s=19 …
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