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CTyankee

(63,912 posts) Thu Aug 27, 2015, 08:35 AM Aug 2015

Mika was visibly crying in her interview with the fiance of the reporter who was

shot and killed by a disgruntled co-worker along with her cameraman. The guy talked about the young woman and it had me in tears too. She held it together but was a bit shaky along with way.

Geez, that was emotionally tough to get through today on Morning Joe.

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Mika was visibly crying in her interview with the fiance of the reporter who was (Original Post) CTyankee Aug 2015 OP

Never saw her cry when African Americans were murdered. One of the 99 Aug 2015 #1

well, I think it had more to do with her affinity for the profession, but of course CTyankee Aug 2015 #2

Yet they didn't have the woman's father on One of the 99 Aug 2015 #3

Ain't that a surprise? CTyankee Aug 2015 #4

Which is why I don't trust her crocodile tears. One of the 99 Aug 2015 #5

One of the 99

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1. Never saw her cry when African Americans were murdered.

Reply to CTyankee (Original post)

Thu Aug 27, 2015, 09:59 AM

Aug 2015

Guess she saves her tears for white people.

And I loved how they avoided any discussion on guns. But they still found time to bash Hillary Clinton and suck up to Donald Trump.

CTyankee

(63,912 posts)

2. well, I think it had more to do with her affinity for the profession, but of course

Reply to One of the 99 (Reply #1)

Thu Aug 27, 2015, 10:05 AM

Aug 2015

the whiteness does play into it. My next door neighbor is an on air health and science reporter for our local abc affiliate and I thought of her immediately because the station regularly lets people go who don't work out well enough. She is really loved by her audience and if someone got pissed that he was fired but she was still around (and so popular) who knows what could happen?