Jack Osbourne Rips ABC Anchor Dave Muir for ‘Clothes Line Pegs’ Jacket While ‘Our City Burns to the Ground’: Video

Wildfires are ravaging through Los Angeles, as homes and property are being burned t

 

 

 

In the clip shared, reporter David Muir can be seen with thick clothes line pegs attached to the back of his jacket. This is a technique to pull back excess material and hold it in place to make the form of the jacket slimmer.

Muir was reporting from the Palisades fire, wearing a flame-retardant jacket for safety reasons. Such things can be quite baggy and excessive, which Muir apparently was not willing to accept. Making sure his figure looked good before reporting live from such a devastating scene will leave a bitter taste in the mouths of viewers.

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