40K views · 3.9K reactions | In 2008, a leaked 1990s outtake from Inside Edition showcased host Bill O’Reilly’s frustration with a teleprompter issue, culminating in the expletive-laden outburst: “We’ll do it live!” The clip went viral, becoming a symbol of on-air meltdowns and spawning numerous parodies and remixes. | History In Pictures | Facebook

1.2M views · 10K reactions | In 2017, Inside Edition headed deep below the surface of the Earth to visit a high-end bunker. | Inside Edition | Facebook

From haunted houses in Charleston, South Carolina; to the Indiana home known as “The Portal to Hell,” Inside Edition’s cameras have caught some scary sights. | Inside Edition

As the inauguration ceremony was about to begin, the White House announced unprecedented preemptive pardons for Biden's siblings who have denied allegations that they have used the Biden name to enrich themselves. | Inside Edition

These are looks inside the world's most notorious prisons. In July of 2025, Inside Edition got a look at 'Alligator Alcatraz,' America's newest prison deep in the heart of the Florida Everglades. In 2016, "Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Teresa Giudice talked to Les Trent about serving time in a Connecticut prison. In 2024, Sean Diddy Combs spent his first night behind bars inside a facility some called "hell on earth." Inside Edition Digital's Andrea Swindall has more. | Inside Edition

77K views · 1.3K reactions | A state trooper was just seconds away from a disaster and the scary incident was caught on dashcam. It happened in Colorado after the trooper pulled over a car for allegedly speeding. After obtaining the driver’s information, the trooper started to walk back to his patrol car when a minivan lost control on the highway and slammed into the car that was just pulled over. | Inside Edition | Facebook

2.1M views · 34K reactions | Barbara and Ken Martin and their three daughters left their Oregon home in their Ford Station Wagon in 1958. However, they vanished off the face of the Earth. Speculation swirled if the family had accidentally driven into the river near where they were last seen. Now, a diver who has spent seven years investigating the mystery has found a car that matches the missing station wagon. | Inside Edition | Facebook