TV Reporter’s Vox Pop Ruined By Man Repeatedly Throwing Up

TV Reporter’s Vox Pop Ruined By Man Repeatedly Throwing Up

The coronavirus lockdowns have been enough to make anyone sick in the guts and that appeared to come true on a recent report on Britain’s new news channel GB News.

GB News reporter Anna Riley had stopped a man on the street in Hull in England’s east to garner his views on the government’s attempts to move ‘Freedom Day’ – the day the UK was supposed to come out of its COVID restrictions – due to a new outbreak.

But whatever the theatre worker thought of the move was quickly overshadowed to what was happening in the background  – the sound of someone repeatedly vomiting!

If you must, check out the stomach churning action below:

GB News, which has an unashamed right-wing lean, is a mere 10 days old and has been plagued by technical issues, editorial errors and even viewers writing into the network under the guise of such names as “Mike Hunt”, “Hugh Janus” and “Mike Oxlong”. Relive B&T’s reporting of that fiasco here.

Still, to its credit, the broadcaster is already out-rating its rivals at the BBC and Sky News.

And judging by the social media reaction to the man throwing up, its viewers do have some compassion. Check out the best of the responses below:

 

 

 

 




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