While covering the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles on Wednesday, ABC News anchor David Muir—who is renowned for delivering the day’s most important headlines—became a part of the news cycle. Muir, broadcasting from a burned and empty street, wore what looked like a weather-appropriate, form-fitting flame-retardant jacket. But astute viewers picked up on an unexpected detail: a clothespin subtly tightening the back of his jacket to give it a more fitted look….
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