Very fake news CNN’s Chris Cuomo was reporting on Hurricane Irma from Naples, Florida when he screamed at a man walking his dog during the eye of the storm.
Cuomo patronized the man for walking his dog. The man is a local who has been through many hurricanes, but CNN and Chris Cuomo are the experts and they are allowed to stand in the middle of the flooding to get footage because they’re special.
Chris Cuomo screamed, “Hey! Hey pal! I see you’re out with the dog again! You gotta get back inside pal! We got the back side of the storm to still come! The surge isn’t here yet! Please get back in! I’ll find you after!”
Cuomo then admitted the man is a local who has been in many hurricanes and called him an ‘old salty type’.
CNN Chris Cuomo up in his balcony terrace harassing a guy just walking his dog. Everything you need to know https://t.co/bU0xd5uzNb
— Trump was in NYC (@JackPosobiec) September 11, 2017
But CNN is allowed to be outside or in the middle of the street during the peak hurricane:
Chris Cuomo battling Irma’s full force in Naples. Peak gust 142 mph at 4:35 pm https://t.co/SBp2cjLCIK pic.twitter.com/Gv1IjMAQij
— CNN Weather Center (@CNNweather) September 10, 2017
.@Ryanyoungnews in Clearwater, FL, shows rope tied to a cement post he can use if #HurricaneIrma wind is too strong https://t.co/u9bfT10K67
— CNN (@CNN) September 11, 2017
CNN’s @BrianToddCNN says he’s experiencing “very intense wind bursts” in West Palm Beach https://t.co/jBOW9boESl https://t.co/46kBf34RRa
— CNN (@CNN) September 10, 2017
.@miguelmarquez in Punta Gorda FL: “The entire marina is completely devoid of any seawater” due to the storm surge https://t.co/3iuC1KHgza
— CNN (@CNN) September 10, 2017
.@Ryanyoungnews in St. Petersburg, FL: Good news is “the roadways are clear,” but residents worry water will return https://t.co/cntZSNMmCZ
— CNN (@CNN) September 10, 2017