Reporter Stops Kisses: Watch VIDEO Of Unruffled Reporter Discuss Boston Bombing As Women Attempt To Kiss Him

A reporter stopped kisses from two women during a live broadcast, and the video has now gone viral. The 'kiss stop' incident occurred while reporter Mike Tobin was discussing the Boston Marathon bombings. It happened during a live segment of Tuesday's broadcast of "Studio B with Shepherd Smith," as Tobin was discussing - or trying to discuss - the Boston Marathon bombings.

Fox News reporter Mike Tobin was standing in front of a memorial for the Boston bombing attack victims and talking about the FBI's theories on how the bombing occurred, attempting to piece together a timeline. Two women suddenly came up and tried to kiss his cheeks.

Tobin calmly pushed the women out of the shot, saying "Please don't do that again". He didn't make eye contact with either woman, simply finishing the rest of his report calmly. The footage of his unruffled composure has gone viral.

Tobin, a veteran Fox News international correspondent who has covered conflicts in Lebanon, Afghanistan, and Iraq for Fox News, recently labeled the womens' attempted kisses as "inappropriate."

There has since been widespread praise from social media users due to Tobin's composure and applause for his lack of distraction. Twitter has been abuzz with comments like "@MikeTobinFox has to be the smoothest reporter ever with these cat-like reflexes" and disapproving comments towards the women who attempted to kiss him.

After the incident, Tobin received an outpouring of support from social media users, who praised the veteran reporter for his on-air composure. Watch VIDEO of him in action below: