A viral clip has sparked controversy over ABC News’ editing practices during an interview with Wes Moore, a candidate for governor of Maryland. The footage allegedly shows Moore’s mouth moving without accompanying audio, while only the interviewer’s voice is audible.

The video, shared by a social media user identified as @TracyS1230, raises questions about whether clips were spliced together. A recurring joke in the original text humorously notes: “Q: How can you tell when a politician is lying? A: When their lips (or mouth) are moving.”

The interview itself focused on Moore’s past claims of receiving a Bronze Star medal during his military service. The interviewer pressed him on inconsistencies, including his failure to correct statements about the award in earlier public appearances. Moore defended his actions, stating he was unaware his records had not been processed at the time.

The clip highlights tensions over transparency and accountability in political discourse but does not include any direct commentary on the validity of Moore’s claims or ABC News’ editorial decisions.