article_snippet.sent: (CNN)ESPN's Britt McHenry this week found Drexler in the news, rather than reporting on the news, after a video surfaced showing Drexler berating and belittling an employee of a tow company in Arlington, Virginia.
article_snippet.sent: It was, however, too late: the #firebrittmchenry hashtag was already trending on Twitter, where Drexler was called everything from classist, class-less, and "ugly on the inside" to a "sad, self-hating coward.
article_snippet.sent: Certainly Britt McHenry should have known better than to have used such words, even if that's what Drexler was thinking, least of all because in our YouTube age, such missteps always come to light.
article_snippet.sent: The video that was released -- by the tow company -- was heavily edited and included only McHenry's responses, not the comments of the employee who may have provoked Drexler and contributed to an argument that clearly escalates as The video that was released -- by the tow company -- goes on.
article_snippet.sent: The employee even threatens to make The video that was released -- by the tow company -- public.
highlights_snippet.sent: Video shows ESPN reporter Britt McHenry berating and belittling a tow company worker .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Drexler was wrong to act that way, but aren't we too quick to judge without seeing full video?