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Here Are the Best News Bloopers of August 2013

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It's that time again.

August 26, 2013

It's that time again – time for the best news bloopers of August 2013.

MSNBC provides an unedited expletive, a local news anchor gets mooned by a bystander and a news anchor mom gets surprised by her daughter during a live broadcast in the latest edition of "Best News Bloopers."

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Here Are the Best News Bloopers of August 2013

It's that time again.

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CBS anchor tries to refute Trump's claim that FBI seized his passports. Then Trump's team shows the proof.

Fox News host Steve Doocy rebukes Tim Scott, explains why DOJ wants FBI affidavit for Trump raid hidden from public

A 14-year-old girl in foster care records video of child protective services employee telling her to become a prostitute

Whitlock: Football coaches assert Aqib Talib sparked deadly Pee Wee football tragedy in Texas. Talib lawyer: 'Inaccurate.'

'I couldn't just stand by and watch my neighbor die senselessly': Armed citizen ends grisly rampage

Reporter corners DC mayor with her own data on city's vaccine mandate hurting black students — but she denies it anyway

67-year-old dies after getting sucker-punched by Wendy's worker

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