Woman Interviewed about shootings on MSNBC...

[PCIntern]

a remarkable lady, reporting exactly what happened, tearfully but quite cogently...no speculation, no editorializing, just the facts as she experienced them.

Refuses to answer BS questions like, "Can you make any sense of this?" from the moran reporter...she's a real American work of art. the reporter kept trying specious bullshit like, "you can take comfort in your family." Her response: I can't stop thinking of all those who've lost family members for what...for NOTHING."

The reporters should learn several lessons from this lady including, you only report facts, you don't intersperse conclusions which are romantic or 'religious' or trivial, you say "I don't know" when you don't know, and you don't speculate as to 'what if'.

This lady who was interviewed should get a medal for honesty and humanism.

[TwilightGardener]

1. I saw that poor lady--shaken and tearful but so lucid. She was a better reporter

than the reporter.

[BeHereNow]

2. Well HELL, anyone of us would be a better reporter than the American Idol corporate news line up!

I am SICK and FUCKING tired of the talking bimbo Ken and Barbies
of the MIC owned "news" stations.

How I miss Walter.

BHN

[lpbk2713]

3. It must piss off the reporters that she won't take the bait.

"Hey Lady, you don't play fair." (Reporter to Lady)

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