OOF: Fox News Gives Right-Wing Guest A 4-Letter Greeting As Hot Mic Goes Haywire
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An unnamed guest dropped an s-bomb right in the middle of Laura Ingraham's introduction of Charlie Kirk.
Fox News had an unfortunate moment with a hot mic on Wednesday as one of the network’s guests was given a four-letter greeting.
The moment came as Laura Ingraham introduced far-right commentator Charlie Kirk for a segment on corporate leaders becoming more friendly to President-elect Donald Trump.
“Joining me now is someone who knows a little bit about this: Charlie Kirk, Turning Point USA founder,” she said.
“Oh, shit,” an off-camera voice said.
Mediate reported that an “audio operator accidentally slid the wrong fader,” catching another guest in the s-bomb.
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