Insider editor in chief Nicholas Carlson was caught on video bicycling around Brooklyn and tearing down pro-union posters that targeted him, reports Alexandra Steigrad of the New York Post.
Steigrad reports, “‘Have you seen this millionaire?,’ one of the flyers reads with a photo of Carlson, along with and information on the 250 unionized Insider workers who are looking to reach a ‘fair contract’ with company management.
“The awkward encounter caught on video continues with Carlson getting back on his bike as he determines that the group is recording it.
“‘Who are you all?’ Carlson says, smiling and nervously fiddling with his chin strap.
“‘I’m one of your reporters,’ one of the women says.”
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