With that logic, I'd cut her pay in half60 Minutes needs to pay her enough so she can buy a sweater that fits.
I can think of two big reasons why...I read the comments before watching the video. The sweater did make me LOL, not gonna lie. Why would they send THAT reporter of all reporters along with them, I wonder. Seems like an odd choice.
Nice video, though.
I can think of two big reasons why...
Well, yes, but she can't help if he has really large incisors. I don't think it's nice to make fun of her for that.
Anyhow, if her being able to accompany the SEALs was such an earth-shattering event, it would've been nice to see more than a really quick 8-minute segment, that (apparently) caused most people to conclude either 1) she is hot or 2) SEALs are hot. Just going off YouTube comments. Even a half hour segment would have been exponentially more badass.
I got the impression that the briefing outdoors was solely for the cameras, rather than the seals. They were probably already briefed in a building, and just had to endore the cinematography.
I don't know of the SF documentary t you speak of but I agree- that would've looked cool.I think it would have been more impressive if they would have done the brief with the operators kitted out instead of standing around in shorts and ball caps. Whatever, I'm glad the mission went off OK and we (US military) didn't end up looking like a bunch of jackasses, like what happened when that female accompanied some ARSOF guys in AFG a while back.
I don't know of the SF documentary t you speak of but I agree- that would've looked cool.
I don't remember the name of it but I know we discussed it on the site a while back. It involved a female reporter (I think) and carried footage of a blue-on-blue accidental shooting, and the wounding of a teenager who turned out not to be armed.