During a recent Fox News broadcast discussing the US-Iran war, retired US Central Command deputy commander Robert Harward's unusual appearance drew significant attention. Viewers noticed a peculiar flap of skin near his collarbone that seemed to move independently from his neck, leading to rampant speculation on social media that he was wearing a 'Mission Impossible'-style mask. Conservative influencer Blaire White and others on X, formerly Twitter, shared their theories, with one user suggesting Harward had been kidnapped and was being used to showcase power. Journalist Seth Abramson expressed his bewilderment, stating he would boycott all activities until someone could explain the bizarre sight. This incident is not the first time Fox News has faced scrutiny over the authenticity of its guests, as previous controversies have included accusations of staging interviews with fake characters. The incident highlights the growing distrust in media, particularly for a network like Fox News, which has faced criticism for its handling of news and expert commentary.