>> Fox News sent Steve Doocy out to do this man on the street type segment.
Usually, these segments are not live.
They're usually taped, for reasons that you're about to see.
>> They have titled this segment, Dooce on the Loose.
I'm not kidding, let's take a look.
>> We've been watching all sorts of people walking by with their texting device.
Excuse me, ma'am?
Hello, hello?
Excuse me, hi.
Can I ask you a question?
>> No.
>> It'll just take a second.
>> Okay.
>> I see you're walking through the crosswalk with your phone.
>> Yeah.
>> How often do you look at your phone with a text and things like that?
>> I try not to, often.
>> You may be, going forward, you could get fined $250.
Is that a bad idea or a good idea?
>> I really don't want to.
>> Okay, I don't think she has, she's in a hurry to go to work.
Okay, this guy right over here.
Hi, how are you?
Look at this guy right here.
See, he's using his phone.
Hi, excuse me.
Can I ask you a question?
Can you tell that New York City is a very busy place?
It is indeed.
All right, meanwhile, we've got all these people that are going to work.
Keep in mind, if you're working in New York City at 9 o'clock, you've got 20 minutes to
go.
And so everybody is in a big hurry.
Now, right over here, AJ, here's a guy.
I'm gonna surprise him, I'm gonna see if I can get his attention.
Excuse me, excuse me, sir.
Hi, excuse me, can I ask you a question?
Come on, let's go across the street.
Now, all the people who are texting or looking at their phones could be subject to a $250
fine going forward.
But it looks as if, so far from the people on the streets of New York City, let's just
talk to this guy.
Hi, excuse me, can I ask you a question?
Everybody is busy.
>> So usually, these aren't live.
Because you're gonna get a ton of people who don't wanna talk to you, especially if you're
Steve Doocy and most people don't like you.
But more importantly- >> How many times is he gonna say, I'm in
New York City?
It's like he doesn't actually know where he gets choppered into from Florida every day.
I'm in New York City.
Look, I guess it's people that actually do real work.
Wow, look at you.
>> This is amazing, I- >> It was so good.
I loved every moment, and that they didn't come off of it.
They were like, no, we're gonna keep going.
We're gonna keep showing this.
>> No, no, make him suffer.
What did he do to get this duty, Doocy?
>> Dooce on the Loose, guys.
>> Also, pro tip- >> Dooce on the Loose, just let that sink
in for a second.
>> If someone is on their phone- >> Dooce on the Loose.
Diarrhea, that's what it sounds like.
>> No, someone's mad at him, someone's really mad at him.
>> Yeah, for sure.
>> He lost the Game of Thrones pool or whatever they were playing.
>> It's either that, Doocy, or some folks have this, we're gonna do this quick segment.
I'll go outside and do it, it's gonna be fun.
And I really hope it was his idea.
He would be like, I can do it.
No, let's go do it, people are gonna wanna talk to me.
He should have gone up to the Bronx or something.
People will talk to him there.
You can definitely get people to say- >> Yeah, aren't you that guy?
Also, pro tip, don't talk to people who are on the phone.
They probably won't respond to you, because they're on the phone.
>> Right.
>> Their texting device, as you call it.
>> No, the best part about it though is-
>> He was like, no, no.
>> I mean, look, they're doing coverage of a proposed law in New York.
But I would argue that it's even more.
It's unsafe to walk and text at the same time, which is a fair point to make.
It's also unsafe to film and walk across the street at the same time, as your host is failing
to get anyone to answer a single question about this law.
By the way, and when you can't get anyone to answer your questions and this is live,
you have to resort to stupid statements like, can you tell that New York City is a very
busy place?
Yeah, yeah.
>> And it's 8:40 in the morning and people going to work at 9:00, they have 20 minutes
to get there.
>> Yeah, he starts shaming people on how late they are for work.