Here are our favorite bloopers from news reporters working from home during the pandemic. | Inside Edition

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An Ohio man was speaking to a cop after a fender bender when a tow truck operator hooked up his car and it rolled over while he was inside. https://ietv.co/2LdZvBs | Inside Edition

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Financial guru Dave Ramsey thinks timeshares are a bad investment. For three years, he’s been telling listeners stuck in timeshares that there’s a way out: a company called Timeshare Exit Team. But after hundreds of customer complaints against Timeshare Exit Team, Inside Edition investigated. | Inside Edition

In 2019, Inside Edition’s investigative team looked into how some televangelists travel. One of them was Kenneth Copeland, who founded Texas-based Kenneth Copeland Ministries. He’s one of many preachers who have private jets. Copeland recently said during a church service that he saw the encounter as an opportunity. | Inside Edition