.@earleonfox13 this is GOLD! pic.twitter.com/KkrSwrWLbj
— Brittani (@BrittaniD_Fox13) February 26, 2016
Meet Earle Farrell, a reporter for Fox 13’s Good Morning Memphis program in Tennessee. Farrell spent Friday morning reporting on location outside the Millington Regional Jetport in Shelby County, where Donald Trump will speak at a rally on Saturday evening. Since the Fox 13 team had arrived almost 36 hours before the Republican presidential candidate‘s arrival for a brief shoot, Farrell and his crew didn’t think there’d be much to do but point the camera, talk into the microphone and go. They were wrong.
That’s because a stray dog approached Farrell as soon as anchor Ernie Freeman tuned in for a live shot. And not just any stray dog, but one whose heart was straining for love. Hence why the dog immediately began humping Farrell’s leg — much to the amusement of his on site crew, Freeman and practically everyone else watching in the station and at home.
“I’ve got a dog that’s apparently taking a liking to me,” Farrell told Freeman before he decided to cut the love live shot short. “I’ll tell ya, we’re gonna come back to you, because I can’t get this thing to leave me alone. We’ll be back.”
In and of itself, a dog humping a reporter’s leg during a live broadcast is great. What makes Farrell’s predicament even better, of course, is the fact that this happened near a location at which Trump would soon be speaking.
The moon this morning over the Millington Jetport were Trump will speak at 6pm Sat. Get there 2hrs early..security. pic.twitter.com/AwTogQhL20
— Earle Farrell (@earlefarrelltex) February 26, 2016
They have opened the Hanger doors where Trump will speak to what is expected to be a large crowd Saturday. pic.twitter.com/pI9mPFIS52
— Earle Farrell (@earlefarrelltex) February 26, 2016
No word yet on whether Trump’s campaign will welcome the dog and its friends as part of his beloved constituency on Saturday.
(Via Mediaite)