CNN media correspondent Brian Stelter looks at how the pandemic has changed news television and resulted in a slew of delightful bloopers live from reporters' remote studios, aka their living rooms, bedrooms, and closets. (Goofs begin around 2:12 in the video above.)
Watch how TV news reporters go on camera from home, including bloopers
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Former AmeriHealth director sues HBO's John Oliver over Medicaid segment (video)
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You're not too busy to read, you're just not reading the right way
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