Can someone please explain this to me?

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It's probably why the guys career is mired in the muck of an insignificant cable "news" show. He'll likely end up sitting on the ground shaking a can in Penn Station before long.
 
I can explain. I've seen it before. In 1984...

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Very professional.

Professional? This was down and out creepy. He leans forward, sneers and hisses like a serpent and then tucks in his shirt. I was looking to see if the tongue was flicking out. If you replay it from 2 seconds before he hisses, it appears to be an innate action. Like he couldn't help himself.

Up to now I liked Joe. But what the hell was that? And nobody even blinked an eye afterwards, like they were cool with it.
 
Professional? This was down and out creepy. He leans forward, sneers and hisses like a serpent and then tucks in his shirt. I was looking to see if the tongue was flicking out. If you replay it from 2 seconds before he hisses, it appears to be an innate action. Like he couldn't help himself.

Up to now I liked Joe. But what the hell was that? And nobody even blinked an eye afterwards, like they were cool with it.

Sarcasm dude! :)
 
Sarcasm dude! :)

No, I caught that. I understand what you were saying. I was going for socially unacceptable behavior. If you and I were talking and I did that to you in the middle of a conversation, you'd take a step back and say see ya later freak. But Nobody flinched on the set.
 
If you and I were talking and I did that to you in the middle of a conversation, you'd take a step back and say see ya later freak. But Nobody flinched on the set.

Very true...maybe they know the guy and he does that often?! :D
 
Professional? This was down and out creepy. He leans forward, sneers and hisses like a serpent and then tucks in his shirt. I was looking to see if the tongue was flicking out. If you replay it from 2 seconds before he hisses, it appears to be an innate action. Like he couldn't help himself.

Up to now I liked Joe. But what the hell was that? And nobody even blinked an eye afterwards, like they were cool with it.

I noticed that too. It was like a tick or something.....he couldn't help himself and may not know he did it. How the guy he hissed at didn't acknowledge it, I don't understand.
 
No, I caught that. I understand what you were saying. I was going for socially unacceptable behavior. If you and I were talking and I did that to you in the middle of a conversation, you'd take a step back and say see ya later freak. But Nobody flinched on the set.

So...do you think he is a reptile wearing a humans skin as a coat?
 
My degree is in human biology and I'm at a loss to explain his odd behavior. A reptile wearing human skin? No. Genetic recombination? That's well above my pay grade. Devil worship?

Who knows? but how do you reconcile what you saw? It was so natural to him and unnatural to me. And completely acceptable behavior to Becky and Dennis Gartman.

Watch it on a larger screen. You will see him actually sneer, hiss like a snake (flicking his tongue) and then recoil. His facial expression matched his agitation and body language. The camera guy quickly moved to Becky to give him time to re comport himself.
 
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Dude, if somebody did that to me on a TV set, I probably wouldn't react either. I mean, what the hell do you say to that? What if you ask them about it and they do it again? I'd be totally unnerved by that.
 
Dude, if somebody did that to me on a TV set, I probably wouldn't react either. I mean, what the hell do you say to that? What if you ask them about it and they do it again? I'd be totally unnerved by that.

I'd bet you'd blink and shift your posture backward at the very least. You may not call him out on it on camera but whoa, you would certainly react to it.
 
It is definitely very odd. Maybe it is a tick? Is he full time anchor on the show?
 
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