He was going live on a newscast and he was scribbled when he spat out his hand to comb his hair

NBC channel host Ali Velshi covered the conflict in Syria and introduced his colleague, Matt Bradley, to the scene.

"Matt, what's the situation there?" Asked the reporter, but the reporter was not ready yet and he thought the camera was not filming him. Serious error What he did was spit twice on his hands to accommodate his hair.

After a few seconds, the driver realized that Bradley was not ready yet or that he had not come back. "It seems we do not have Matt, we'll come back when we can connect," he quickly concluded to change the subject.

On Twitter, of course, the sequence did not go unnoticed. "IT HAS MOVED ALIVE!" Wrote Valerie Breiman. Your message has already accumulated thousands of likes, RT and the video has been seen 3 and a half million times.

The journalist who played in this story reflected this in his Twitter account. He quoted some notes about his "saliva gomina" with a hashtag that stands out the important thing in his work: #WarIsHell (war is hell).

Of course, many users have reacted to the journalist's story and his saliva with some jokes, although many have emphasized the importance of his work as a war correspondent.