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MSNBC's Chris Hayes really thought Christian Bale named his kids Banana and Burrito #GoldenGlobes

And now for the funniest moment of the Golden Globes, MSNBC’s Chris Hayes thought actor Christian Bale named his kids Banana and Burrito:

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It only took him 3 minutes to discover that those were nicknames:

Bale had referred to Banana and Burrito during his speech, which caused the confusion:

And Hayes wasn’t the only one to get fooled by it:

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Screenshot for posterity:

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