‘Guys, You Cannot be Adjusting His Light’: Studio Chaos Derails Kash Patel on Fox News

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FBI Director Kash Patel’s appearance on Fox News Monday was intended to showcase the Trump administration’s arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, but the segment instead highlighted organizational and operational disarray.

Patel’s interview began with immediate disruption. Before he could speak, a voice appeared over the feed, resembling radio chatter, shouting: “Guys, you cannot be adjusting his light!” The visible lighting on Patel also fluctuated during the segment, creating a jarring visual effect that further distracted from his statements about the U.S.-coordinated operation against Maduro.

Despite the interruptions, Patel continued discussing the Venezuelan operation, which involved coordination with the U.S. military to capture Maduro. The high-profile nature of the mission placed him in the public spotlight, but the technical chaos undermined the intended messaging and left viewers focused on studio errors rather than policy details.

The segment also featured an attempt by host Brian Kilmeade to ask Patel about former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino, who stepped down on Sunday. Kilmeade asked, “And a salute to Dan Bongino, right? Did a great job?”

Patel’s feed cut abruptly before he could respond, leaving Kilmeade visibly unsettled and emphasizing the lack of control over the broadcast.

Patel’s tenure as FBI Director has been marked by controversy. Critics have pointed to mismanagement in investigations, including high-profile cases such as the inquiry into the killing of right-wing influencer Charlie Kirk. These concerns, combined with the visible studio disruptions, reinforce a narrative of inconsistent leadership and challenges in maintaining professional credibility under scrutiny.

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