ARIZONA NEWS

Brewer to reporter: ‘Where in the hell did that come from?’

Dec 6, 2012, 2:32 PM | Updated: 2:32 pm

Sometimes we all forget the cameras are rolling.

Clearly, so does Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer. In an interview with 3TV, Brewer is asked about climate change. After fumbling over an answer, she walks away, but then comes back.

She allegedly lightly punches 3TV Political Editor Dennis Welch in the arm and asks him, “Where the hell did that come from?”

Since the video was posted last Friday, it has made its rounds of social media and website alike.

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Brewer to reporter: ‘Where in the hell did that come from?’