Long, Awkward Pause Takes Over MSNBC

Jack Heretik

November 28, 2016

A long pause took over MSNBC on Monday while the network tried to play a clip of an interview with rapper Q-Tip. It took approximately 20 seconds for anything but awkwardness to occur.

Kate Snow was hosting as Bloomberg's John Heilemann sat and waited for the clip to play.

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