I love this:

You don't really need sound to appreciate what happens, but you might need a little context. So: At the Value Voters meeting, an MSNBC reporter was heckled by attendees until he had to quit his broadcast. That's not the clip above, though -- the clip above is a FOX reporter also getting heckled at the conference until he has to stop talking. The funny thing is that FOX, rather predictably, was providing positive coverage of the event. The reporter has just finished calling it a "must-attend" soiree when the mumbling attendee appears to scare him off the air for disturbing the crowd.

Just to add to the weirdness, later that evening, Bill O'Reilly spoke and accepted an award for Media Courage -- during a closed-to-the-press event.

Is this part of the backlash? Is it finally coming after FOX news? If you keep attacking the evils of media distortion, what happens when your audience figures out that, hey! You guys are part of the newsmedia!?

I think this happens. And I'm gonna enjoy the heck out of it for as long as it lasts.

Update: Lainey has a valid comment below -- the set up of the two media outlets may have been disruptive to the audience trying to listen. So this may be a symptom of bad planning more than heckling (and the MSNBC shot definitely seems to feature a much more aggressive attack).