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Anderson Cooper is reporting live from inside hurricane Milton. The CNN anchor
was reporting from Brandon Florida as hurricane Milton touched down on
October 9th when he was struck in the head with flying debris. And the water
now is really starting to pour over. If you look at the
ok, that wasn't good.
We'll probably go inside shortly, but you can see the amount of water here on
the ground. This is, this is water from the Manatee River after Anderson's
Mishap CNN anchor, Kaitlan Collins reassures viewers that the news anchor
is ok despite the harsh conditions. Do you want to know for everyone watching
who is very concerned about all of our correspondence and anchors on the
ground? Anderson is ok, just obviously understandably difficult to establish a
connection when you're seeing what's happening with the wind and the rain
and obviously the deteriorating conditions. By the minute, the
journalist was in the middle of it as the historic hurricane made landfall as
a category three with 120 mile per hour winds. Many viewers expressed concern
for Anderson as the CNN broadcast shared alarming images of the severe
conditions. One viewer writes on X formerly known as Twitter. Can someone
get Anderson Cooper away from that railing before he's washed away?
Another notes that Anderson's presence on the grounds in the storm was
unnecessary. Writing what does putting Anderson Cooper on a pier in the middle
of the ocean at the height of a hurricane in its center achieve in
informing viewers, it's like 120 mile per hour winds get my sweet porcelain
glass anchor inside. And of course, Anderson's longtime pal Andy Cohen
joins the chat on Instagram. After one viewer writes, we need Anderson Cooper
and Bravo. Andy for New Year's Eve, please get this national treasure
undercover. Andy reposts the message and simply writes.