An irate man confronted NBC News’ Shaquille Brewster on live television Monday as the correspondent was reporting on Tropical Storm Ida in coastal Mississippi.
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Brewster was doing a live MSNBC shot from Gulfport when a white pickup truck could be seen pulling up behind him as a man jumped out and sprinted toward the reporter.
Moments later, the man got in Brewster’s face before the correspondent calmly ended the report. The man could be heard shouting at Brewster to “report accurately.” [https://nbcnews.to/3zyBhIP]
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