Crowdstrike CEO Visibly Agitated On Camera After Massive Outage

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Crowdstrike CEO Visibly Agitated On Camera After Massive Outage

Strike, You’re Out!

In the aftermath of

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on Thursday that left

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without computer services overnight and into Friday, the company’s CEO may be making things worse.

As

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, Crowdstrike CEO and cofounder George Kurtz seemed nearly as stumped as the rest of us when trying to explain why, exactly, a glitch left so many industries hamstrung.

Flanked by the talking heads of hosts Hoda Kotb and Savannah Guthrie, Kurtz tripped over his words and even had to pause for a drink of water while trying to clarify the embarrassing situation at hand.

EXCLUSIVE: CrowdStrike founder and CEO

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speaks on TODAY about the major computer outages worldwide that started earlier today: “We’re deeply sorry for the impact that we’ve caused to customers, to travelers, to anyone affected by this.”

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Big Update

As Guthrie noted, the

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that a misfire with a “single content update” led to 

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 being forced to go without internet.

“Why is there not some sort of redundancy or some sort of backup?” the host asked the CEO, whose breathing was so heavy at one point as she spoke that it was heard on camera. “How is it that one single software bug can have such a profound and immediate impact?”

While trying to discuss “the complexity of cybersecurity” in response, Kurtz’s voice began to break and he had to excuse himself to take a sip of water.

“Oh yeah,” Guthrie responded. “Take a drink of water.”

She then kindly laughed away the tension and pointed out that she was “sure it’s been a long day,” but the damage was already done — especially on X-formerly-

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, where such politesse is not generally extended.

“ don’t think I’ve seen a more nervous response than this,”

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.

In response, New York Post reporter

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such a gaffe was his “biggest ***** on a TV hit.”

“It’s sobering to see it actually happen to someone,” he continued.

Considering how hard it was to even witness Kurtz’s discomfort, we can’t imagine how anxious he must have felt giving it — but then again, we’re also

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, either.

More on outages: One Million Russians Lose Power When Alarm Goes Off at Nuclear Plant.

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