Children interrupt BBC News interview - How would you handle it?

[Halicia]

Yeah, that door should have been locked. Everything else seems about what you'd expect though.

He really managed to handle things under fire though... a quick apology for the interruption, let people handle things in the background, and then managed to not be derailed much from the question and conversation. I wouldn't do a quarter as well under that sort of interview...

[Bryntrollian]

Send them to the factory

[Deleted]

Take up the kid on my lap and continue as if nothing had happened.

[The Glitch]

He's at home and has no pants on under the suit. Sam Rothstein style.

Thats exactly the response I got from my hubby when I showed him the clip and wondered why he didn't just get up haha.

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That's what I was thinking, just apologize carry them out and lock the door. Wouldn't have started to push them away either... then let the nanny (its clearly a nanny) crawl around like that.

No it is actually his wife.

Source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...-speaking-bbc/

[Super Kami Dende]

I'd probably just react how he did. Nothing really strange or out of the ordinary really.

[Aggrophobic]

Hah! Thats funny.
Feel a bit sorry for the guy though. Super awkward situation.

[dvaz]

Why are the kids running around instead of training in Starcraft.

[The Glitch]

Hah! Thats funny.
Feel a bit sorry for the guy though. Super awkward situation.

Indeed it is definitely one of those situations you just have to go with the flow, kids are fab, totally oblivious to the grown up world around them

[dvaz]

What exactly makes her look like a nanny?

These people that jumped to conclusions were made to look like idiots, it turns out to be his wife - as confirmed by him. I bet one of these started a GoFundMe page to save the poor soon to be unemployed "nanny"

[sheggaro]

Probably the exact same way.

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What exactly makes her look like a nanny?

The fact that she's Asian and the kid doesn't look Asian, I guess.

[Deleted]

I bet he was not wearing pants and thats why he did not get up and get them out.

Also, I could hear that Women scream "Shit shit shit shi shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitttttttttttt" in her head as she swooped in with ninja like reflexes.

[sheggaro]

They do look Asian though? Still seems a bit weird to immediately jump to her being a nanny..

They do?

/10c

[The Glitch]

They do look Asian though? Still seems a bit weird to immediately jump to her being a nanny..

People stereotype sadly

[sheggaro]

Yeah, like not even really up for debate lol Did you watch the video?

Yeah, they don't look Asian to me.

[Stelio Kontos]

Yeah, they don't look Asian to me.

Well, they're both half-Asian, so you're at least 50% wrong.

[sheggaro]

Well, they're both half-Asian, so you're at least 50% wrong.

Being 50% wrong is good.

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Maybe he wasn't wearing pants, only bothered to dress properly on the top half, so once the kids came wandering in he couldn't really stand up without exposing this fact to the BBC.

[Stelio Kontos]

Being 50% wrong is good.

So is being 50% right bad?

[sheggaro]

So is being 50% right bad?

I think so.

[Stelio Kontos]

Maybe he wasn't wearing pants, only bothered to dress properly on the top half, so once the kids came wandering in he couldn't really stand up without exposing this fact to the BBC.

He was totally wearing cargo shorts.

Who doesn't wear cargo shorts, bro?