This guy on MSNBC is taking advantage of this poor woman in shock to sell soap and cars.

[lindysalsagal]

And Mika is watching. Shame on them all.

[secondwind]

1. Looks to me like Mika was crying ....

[tavernier]

2. All kinds of shameful stuff going on. DeSatan ran political

ads all day long on the stations that carried Hurricane coverage.

[sop]

3. Disaster porn.

School shootings, killer tornados, massive wildfires...corporate media's always on the job.

[milestogo]

4. I didn't see him selling anything, and I hope somebody offers to provide

some care for her husband to take the load off of her.

[lindysalsagal]

5. They're only on the air because of ads. And putting this vulnerable woman on live TV, not knowing

what she'll say, what she'll have to live with, is taking advantage of her. It's unconscionable. They all get rich being on-air anchors exploiting her distress.

[Liberal In Texas]

6. They're on the air because the ads pay for that. And putting victims on the air is called NEWS.

It's called commercial television. If you don't like it, watch Free Speech TV or PBS.

The people putting things on the air also need the break time to organize and plan for what comes out of the break.

[Xoan]

7. Such detail in your report.

[Hortensis]

8. Speaking of exploiting, this woman is reeling from REAL, immediate losses

from a giant hurricane.

Is it RIGHT to spin her hurricane devastation to express one's own grievances against...Morning Joe, corporate sponsors, etc?

Has she said she has a problem with any of this? This is key.

Explanations of their own exploitation of Morning Joe viewers BY viewers would eliminate inadvertently exploiting the tragedies of others. We have viewers right here who can probably offer examples of how tuning in and watching Mika and commercials exploited them right this morning.

Of course just complaining about a perceived problem is perfectly legitimate too. I was watching for a while, but I wasn't thinking of that and so don't have any good material either way.

[Samrob]

9. No matter, it probably helped her to be able to tell her story. She needed this. So tragic. nt

[Stinky The Clown]

10. I saw that when it was first aired. Put yourself in HER shoes for a minute. THINK about her story.

THINK about her quadriplegic husband, strapped under blankets and wearing a flotation device in case their shelter was violated. THINK how frightened and helpless he must have been feeling. THINK how that woman, who is her husband's caregiver, was traumatized.

Hurricane porn is a reporter hanging onto a whipping stop sign for a stupid live shot.

THAT story was the opposite.