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By: Alex Peterson | Read Alex's Bio
October 17, 2005

Stupid Reporter Tricks

Your media at work. Classic video footage here.

Yes, that's intrepid Today Show reporter Michelle Kosinski paddling in a canoe through what turns out to be ankle-deep water in New Jersey.

Can you say, "Busted?"

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