CNN coughs, MASKLESS!, on Ukraine refugees

Aired live, March 20, 2022.

"Sorry, I've got a cold...."

CNN reporter Ivan Watson at the Dnipro laser tag center, now housing displaced families from war zone. Coughing throughout and proud. He is in close-quarters interactions with many other people. See 2:05 mark for his line "Sorry, I've got a cold..."

(In edited rebroadcasts, as far as I can tell CNN edited out the coughs and edited out the "Sorry, I've got a cold," and the final "I hope you feel better with that cold!")

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One of CNN’s correspondents in Ukraine visited a “laser tag” facility that had been converted into a shelter for displaced people. Kids running around. People loitering, chatting, eating. Lots of people. Enclosed space.. No masks. No ‘distancing.’ No mention of the Wuhan Apocalypse Virus.

It’s even funnier than that, though: The CNN correspondent, as he mingles with the crowd of Ukrainians and does the CNN-mandated human-interest-story propaganda, the CNN man is coughing intensely on all these displaced people. He can hardly get more than a few lines out between bouts of coughing.

It’s funny to watch. Almost comical. He is trying to be very serious in his reporting but keeps coughing. At one point between coughs, the CNN man lamely tells the people back in the studio, “Oh, sorry, I’ve got a cold” (!). Nothing more to see here!

No one mentions the “C” word. His “I’ve just got a cold” is of no interest at all.

The CNN Cougher is not wearing a mask, nor one of those “I am a doofus” face-shields, nor gloves, nor is he using ‘hand sanitizer,’ nor is he “practicing social distancing,” whatever else. Just nothing. No one is wearing a mask. Not the coughing CNN man, not the refugees, no one. All are in this enclosed indoor space with each other. He tells the viewers of all the rough experiences they’d been through.