Barbara Corcoran, who reports at the real estate market for the “Today” show, told one consumer, in a segment earlier this week, to get a gun and kill a neighbor who wasn’t keeping up their property.
“Now, of course, Corcoran was kidding, but that was not enough for angry viewers, as an NBC rep explained to The Observer. ‘We removed the video on our website in response to the viewers’ comments, and we posted this: ‘We agree it was inappropriate and have taken the segment off the site,” Meghan Kopf wrote in an email. In the age of Fort Hood and Gabrielle Giffords, such ‘jokes’ are no longer funny.
“This is not the first time Corcoran has made a mistake on the Today show, even if she did not realize it at the time. Back when she joined the show, Corcoran insisted on numerous occasions that there was no bubble or that the worst was behind us.”
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