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Anderson Cooper can't stop laughing when asked what he was interested in as a child

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Anderson Cooper can't stop giggling telling Stephen Colbert about 'embarrassing' childhood interest.
Cooper is known to get what can only be described as a big old case of the giggles.
Cooper has earned 18 Emmys and two Peabody Awards.
One Redditor's brother was obsessed with National Emergency Broadcast tests.
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