Where's Williams? 10 Photos of Brian Through History

Sarah Jean Seman | February 16, 2015 2:30 PM

“Here’s a fact, 25 years ago tonight, Tom Brokaw and I were at the Berlin Wall," NBC News anchor Brian Williams stated at a gala on Nov. 8, 2014.

He was—more or less—accurate...if you don’t take time into account. CNNMoney confirmed that "Brian arrived the day after the wall came down."

The trouble is that with news those little annoying details, such as which helicopter you rode in and whether or not you met the Pope, actually matter.

In his mind, however, Williams led quite the exciting life—repeatedly finding himself right there in the very midst of historic moments.

Here’s what his instgram might look like, courtesy of the creative license of The Media Research Center

1. That time we all discovered America:

Fact: Brian Williams actually discovered America pic.twitter.com/VJVovLlI8B
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2. Hanging out with my fellow Founding Fathers:

Little Known History: Brian Williams was a Founding Father of the United States pic.twitter.com/3KNbW0nX1q
— MediaResearchCenter (@theMRC) February 6, 2015

3. Fighting for freedom:

American hero Brian Williams literally helped turn the tide of the Revolutionary War. pic.twitter.com/nOf0AA7a7Z
— MediaResearchCenter (@theMRC) February 5, 2015

4. That time I was moved beyond words listening to the Gettysburg Address:

Four score and seven years ago Brian Williams witnessed the Gettysburg Address. pic.twitter.com/NSkGZS2WQq
— MediaResearchCenter (@theMRC) February 5, 2015

5. This magic moment:

The identity of the 'kissing sailor and the woman' could be solved, as war hero Brian Williams was on the scene! pic.twitter.com/rBbbL8pVHv
— MediaResearchCenter (@theMRC) February 5, 2015