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MSNBC Kid Interruption is a viral video of an NBC news correspondent being interrupted by her son during a live broadcast. Many compared the moment to Kids Interrupt BBC Interview.

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On October 9th, 2019, MSNBC tweeted a clip of National Security and Pentagon correspondent Courtney Kube being interrupted by her son during a live broadcast. They captioned the tweet, "Sometimes unexpected breaking news happens while you're reporting breaking news. #MSNBCMoms #workingmoms." Within two days, the tweet received more than 3.4 million views, 57,000 likes, 13,000 comments and 12,000 retweets (shown below).

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Many online compared the clip to the BBC interruption. Twitter[1] user @annanyajohari tweeted, "BBC Dad, MSNBC Mom." The tweet received more than 3,900 likes and 700 retweets in two days (shown below, left).

Other applauded Kube for her composure during the report. Director of Booking at MSNBC tweeted,[2] "What viewers don't know is that @ckubeNBC was up late last night & early this morning reporting on the Syria developments." The tweet received more than 1,500 likes adn 200 retweets in two days (shown below, center).

Dictionary.com tweeted,[3] Juggling. Verb. Keeping (several objects, as balls, plates, tenpins, or knives) in continuous motion in the air simultaneously by tossing and catching. See also: Working motherhood." Within two days, the tweet recieved more than 3,000 likes and 875 retweets (shown below, right).

Annanya @annanyajohari crewAN BBC Dad, MSNBC Mom NBC NEWS WASHINGTON &NBC NEWS BREAKING NEWS TIc TRIKES UNDERWAY IN NORTHERN SYRIA MSNBC 0:26 3.4M views From MSNBC 7:41 AM Oct 9, 2019 Twitter Web App
Jesse Rodriguez @JesseRodriguez JESSE ROORIGUEZ NEWS PRODUC What viewers don't know is that @ckubeNBC was up late last night & early this morning reporting on the Syria developments. #RockStar @MSNBC Oct 9 INMSNBC Sometimes unexpected breaking news happens while you're reporting breaking news. #MSNBCMoms #workingmoms Show this thread NBC NEWS WASHINGTON aNBC NEWS BREAKING NEWS TpIC AISTRIKES UNDERWAY IN NORTHERN SYRIA MSNBC 0:26 3.4M views 7:35 AM Oct 9, 2019 TweetDeck
Dictionary.com @Dictionarycom Juggling. Verb. Keeping (several objects, as balls, plates, tenpins, or knives) in continuous motion in the air simultaneously by tossing and catching. See also: Working motherhood dictionary.com/browse/juggle @MSNBC Oct 9 NOPEMSNBC Sometimes unexpected breaking news happens while you're reporting breaking news. #MSNBCMoms #workingmoms Show this thread NBC NEWS WASHINGTON NBC NEWS BREAKING NEWS T RKS UNDERWAY IN NORTHERN SYRIA 0:26 3.4M views MSNBC 8:46 AM Oct 9, 2019 Twitter Web App

Twitter[4] published an events page on the video. Several media outlets covered the video, including USA Today,[5] The Independent,[6] The Today Show,[7] BBC,[8] PopSugar[9] and more.

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MSNBC Kid Interruption

MSNBC Kid Interruption

Updated Oct 11, 2019 at 01:37PM EDT by Matt.

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About

MSNBC Kid Interruption is a viral video of an NBC news correspondent being interrupted by her son during a live broadcast. Many compared the moment to Kids Interrupt BBC Interview.

Origin

On October 9th, 2019, MSNBC tweeted a clip of National Security and Pentagon correspondent Courtney Kube being interrupted by her son during a live broadcast. They captioned the tweet, "Sometimes unexpected breaking news happens while you're reporting breaking news. #MSNBCMoms #workingmoms." Within two days, the tweet received more than 3.4 million views, 57,000 likes, 13,000 comments and 12,000 retweets (shown below).

Spread

Many online compared the clip to the BBC interruption. Twitter[1] user @annanyajohari tweeted, "BBC Dad, MSNBC Mom." The tweet received more than 3,900 likes and 700 retweets in two days (shown below, left).

Other applauded Kube for her composure during the report. Director of Booking at MSNBC tweeted,[2] "What viewers don't know is that @ckubeNBC was up late last night & early this morning reporting on the Syria developments." The tweet received more than 1,500 likes adn 200 retweets in two days (shown below, center).

Dictionary.com tweeted,[3] Juggling. Verb. Keeping (several objects, as balls, plates, tenpins, or knives) in continuous motion in the air simultaneously by tossing and catching. See also: Working motherhood." Within two days, the tweet recieved more than 3,000 likes and 875 retweets (shown below, right).


Annanya @annanyajohari crewAN BBC Dad, MSNBC Mom NBC NEWS WASHINGTON &NBC NEWS BREAKING NEWS TIc TRIKES UNDERWAY IN NORTHERN SYRIA MSNBC 0:26 3.4M views From MSNBC 7:41 AM Oct 9, 2019 Twitter Web App Jesse Rodriguez @JesseRodriguez JESSE ROORIGUEZ NEWS PRODUC What viewers don't know is that @ckubeNBC was up late last night & early this morning reporting on the Syria developments. #RockStar @MSNBC Oct 9 INMSNBC Sometimes unexpected breaking news happens while you're reporting breaking news. #MSNBCMoms #workingmoms Show this thread NBC NEWS WASHINGTON aNBC NEWS BREAKING NEWS TpIC AISTRIKES UNDERWAY IN NORTHERN SYRIA MSNBC 0:26 3.4M views 7:35 AM Oct 9, 2019 TweetDeck Dictionary.com @Dictionarycom Juggling. Verb. Keeping (several objects, as balls, plates, tenpins, or knives) in continuous motion in the air simultaneously by tossing and catching. See also: Working motherhood dictionary.com/browse/juggle @MSNBC Oct 9 NOPEMSNBC Sometimes unexpected breaking news happens while you're reporting breaking news. #MSNBCMoms #workingmoms Show this thread NBC NEWS WASHINGTON NBC NEWS BREAKING NEWS T RKS UNDERWAY IN NORTHERN SYRIA 0:26 3.4M views MSNBC 8:46 AM Oct 9, 2019 Twitter Web App

Twitter[4] published an events page on the video. Several media outlets covered the video, including USA Today,[5] The Independent,[6] The Today Show,[7] BBC,[8] PopSugar[9] and more.

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Mr. Watcher
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in reply to The greater aerie

I doubt it's done on purpose. I mean if it was wouldn't they try harming it up more then try saying 'oh my kid is here sorry.' Like focus the camera on it more or have the kid do more cute/silly thing. Milk it for what it's worth? If you are going to do it might as well go all out correct?

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