BREAKING NEWS
ABC News Caught Swearing on Live Broadcast at 10am – Shocking Moment Rocks the Nation
In a stunning turn of events, ABC News has been caught uttering a profanity on live television at 10am today, leaving viewers in shock and dismay. The incident has sparked widespread outrage and left many wondering how such a graphic moment made it to air.
According to eyewitnesses, the anchor was delivering a report on a serious news story when suddenly let out a loud and explicit expletive. The broadcast was interrupted by a technical glitch, and the station quickly went to commercial break.
Why was ABC News Swearing at 10am?
The reason behind the unexpected outburst remains unclear, but sources close to the network suggest that the anchor may have been caught off guard by a sudden technical issue. The incident has raised questions about the network’s editing process and the level of discretion exercised by its anchors.
The Fallout
The incident has sparked a heated debate on social media, with many viewers taking to Twitter to express their shock and outrage. The hashtag #ABCNewsSwearing has been trending globally, with many calling for the anchor’s resignation.
What’s Next for ABC News?
The network has yet to issue an official statement on the matter, but sources indicate that an investigation is underway. The incident has raised serious concerns about the network’s commitment to professionalism and the level of discretion exercised by its anchors.
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Just sitting in the tea room at work rn, abc news is on the tv…some programme about sexual harassment in the workplace at channel 7 & 9 and theyre using the C word/b**ch/fk ect just out loud…why wouldnt they beep it out at this time of the morning?
Im 42. But it sounds cringe af to listen to
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I hardly ever see the news, is it the presenters swearing, or people they’re interviewing??
Is this four corners by any chance as that was on Monday and did have the c word on it
If it’s in context and quoting nothing wrong with getting the full picture as that’s what the guidelines state.
Imagine being triggered by accurate information, shouldn’t be pissy at ABC, be pissy at the sexual harassment they’re reporting on.
Imagine being more upset about bad words on telly then the harassment
I don’t believe you.
That sounds…. Not normal.
Ah yes, heaven help us if quotes from abusive arseholes get reported verbatim to highlight the severity of the situation. I imagine it would be vastly worse to be on the receiving end in a professional setting than during the morning news or whatever.
If you’re so upset by it, send a letter to channel 7 stating how appalled you are that they’d allow their management to use that language towards their staff, and that it has permanently ruined their reputation in your eyes. If they hadn’t said it, it wouldn’t be on TV.
The nerve of those cunts!
If you were complaining because of the “sensitive ears” of your young kids then okay, but I don’t think we need to worry about creating “cringe” in a 42 yo.
So they aren’t using the words themselves, but rather reporting what was said by somebody else.
That’s good journalism IMO and only a child would say “UMMAHHHH!”
beach, right?
Yeah that was 4 Corners. Why are they swearing? Because channel 7 employs a bunch of cunts in senior management.
It was four corners which airs on a Monday night after 8pm. They are not going to edit the program just for a repeat.
There was a warning before the episode of such language…
You’d be surprised at what can be said on television between the hours of 9am and 3pm, when children are at school.
It’s Four Corners.
There would have been classification advice in the break before the programme.
There are rules surrounding when certain classified content can air.
They don’t have to bleep it out because it doesn’t break the classification rules.
I’m sorry that you find it “cringe af”… but not as sorry as I am that someone in their 40s would use the term “cringe af”.