A Little Silliness in the New Yorker

One small point about the Goldman piece: he is a little sloppy with fact-checking, although I blame his editors. Anyway, they let this passage slip through, see if you can spot the discrepancy:

By eight o'clock on the frigid morning of June 24th, members of the press, in winter coats, were gathered in front of a hospital ambulance entrance, in the ramshackle Buenos Aires neighborhood of Caballito.

The frigid morning of June 24th. Winter coats. Ha! This is such a howler that I can only laugh and shake my head.