Kids crash live TV news interview

[The Big Ragu]

This made me laugh. Professor on BBC News talking about the South Korean political situation. Hilarity ensues.

 

[cjericho]

Kid should've yelled Baba Booey.

 

[Batman]

This version includes Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler on commentary.

 

[User 1019]

I love how the woman just blasts into the room and starts dragging kids around.

 

[poindexter]

I love how she slides in. I love how the toddler struts in. I love how the baby zips in. Everything about it is awesome.

 

[gingerbread]

I love how the woman just blasts into the room and starts dragging kids around.

Sounds like it's the guy's wife, at least from this play-by-play analysis.
This video has made me laugh at least a dozen times today. Thanks Ragu!

 

[TheSportsPredictor]

Dude's worked his entire adult life to be an expert in this field and give serious info on the BBC and others, and this is what he's gonna be known for. Hope he has a sense of humor.

 

[Steak Snabler]

 

[CD Boogie]

Dude's worked his entire adult life to be an expert in this field and give serious info on the BBC and others, and this is what he's gonna be known for. Hope he has a sense of humor.

The baby rolling in second, holy ****, I damn near pissed myself laughing.

 

[Starman]

Dude's worked his entire adult life to be an expert in this field and give serious info on the BBC and others, and this is what he's gonna be known for. Hope he has a sense of humor.

He made his own choice. He knew he was gonna be on camera with the BBC. He obviously was worried enough about looking professional and authoritative to set up the world map in the background. But he wasn't worried enough to make sure the rug rats stayed in the other room.

 

[dixiehack]

He made his own choice. He knew he was gonna be on camera with the BBC. He obviously was worried enough about looking professional and authoritative to set up the world map in the background. But he wasn't worried enough to make sure the rug rats stayed in the other room.

Or he was trusting his wife to play bouncer and she took 30 seconds out of her 18-hour mommy shift to grab a Coke from the fridge. Welcome to life with kids.

 

[Steak Snabler]

I love how she slides in. I love how the toddler struts in. I love how the baby zips in. Everything about it is awesome.

Don't forget her reaching back in to close the door. That's the topper.

 

[gingerbread]

Don't forget her reaching back in to close the door. That's the topper.

 

[JC]

He made his own choice. He knew he was gonna be on camera with the BBC. He obviously was worried enough about looking professional and authoritative to set up the world map in the background. But he wasn't worried enough to make sure the rug rats stayed in the other room.

This is why Starman is pro choice

 

[Huggy]

The baby rolling in second, holy ****, I damn near pissed myself laughing.

That, to me, was the best bit, and then the mother unceremoniously shoving the baby out the door....

 

[Spartan Squad]

That, to me, was the best bit, and then the mother unceremoniously shoving the baby out the door....

When I first saw it, all I was focused on was the little girl who was dancing around her dad and didn't see the baby until the mom was trying to get the kids out of there. Then it was like, "where the hell did that baby come from?" It was gold.

 

[gingerbread]

 

[Shropshire Slasher]

That it's the strait-laced BBC makes it awesomer. Local low-power sports radio station gets an interview interrupted by a barking dog as a matter of course.

 

[TheSportsPredictor]

Sweet, dude's from Cleveland:

'It's hilarious' says mother of viral video BBC expert | Daily Mail Online

 

[KJIM]

Then it was like, "where the hell did that baby come from?" It was gold.

You haven't figured that out yet? :)

I keep watching this. No many how many times I hit play, it's just as funny as the first viewing.

Kids keep it real. When I worked at a ranch, the owner's husband, a cowboy wannabe, would give this long-winded horse discussion just before the guests saddled up for their first ride. As he was pontificating one week, this kid who'd been impatiently fidgeting, about the age of the BBC daughter then turned to his mom and asked -- really loudly -- "Mommy, when will he stop TALKING?"