Conservative media personality Alex Stein disrupted a live MSNBC broadcast on Monday, shouting anti-network slogans before being physically removed from the camera’s view on the lawn of the Texas Capitol.
The incident occurred during a daytime news segment as an NBC News reporter was broadcasting live outside the Capitol.
Stein approached the camera while chanting, “MSNBC sucks! MSNBC sucks! MSNBC sucks!” on air.
Production crew and staff responded by attempting to push Stein out of frame while the segment was still live.
The video feed continued to air the disruption as it happened, and the clip was later widely circulated across social media.
Conservative viewers, influencers and media outlets reshared the video, framing the moment as an act of media confrontation.
Stein later posted the footage on X, writing in the caption, “MSNBC is the saddest excuse for a ‘news’ network and telling them they suck on their own airwaves feels fantastic.”
The video received thousands of interactions, including reposts and likes.
The MSNBC ambush is the latest in a series of high-profile disruptions by Stein, who is known for his confrontational appearances at government meetings, live media broadcasts and college campuses.
His actions often include sharp critiques of legacy