On September 19, Fox News officially addressed the "Maskgate" controversy that had gripped social media, explaining that the appearance of a prosthetic mask on retired Navy Vice Admiral Robert Harward during an interview was due to a technical lighting glitch. The incident occurred during an interview with Harward on Fox & Friends, where viewers noticed a change in the appearance of his face just before the segment ended.
Background: The "Maskgate" theory gained traction after viewers noticed that Harward's face seemed to change shape and color just before the interview concluded, leading some to speculate that he was wearing a prosthetic mask for unknown reasons. This raised eyebrows among both viewers and military experts, prompting Fox News to clarify the situation.
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What This Means: Fox News' explanation aims to dispel the notion that Harward was hiding anything or engaging in any form of deception. The technical glitch has now been confirmed, and the incident is seen as a reminder of the complexities involved in live broadcast interviews, especially during a time when such events can be easily scrutinized on social media.
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