Americans React to the Difference Between US vs UK Ebola News Coverage | Russell Howard

We watched Russell Howard break down the wildly different ways the US and UK reported on the Ebola outbreak — and wow… the contrast is unbelievable.

From over-the-top fearmongering to dry British sarcasm, this clip perfectly highlights how differently our countries handle news, panic, and public messaging. Russell’s commentary had us laughing, cringing, and shaking our heads all at the same time.

As Americans, seeing our own news coverage through a UK comedian’s lens was eye-opening — and honestly, pretty hilarious.

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