There's this more fringe theory going around Anon groups about "reptilians." Bear with me.
So, there's this site that allows you to train yourself to spot fake people (some call them GANs): http://www.whichfaceisreal.com/index.php
I'm going through, picking out the GANs, then I start to notice the same issue with the slit eyes as these supposed "reptilian" people on TV (see attached photo). Here's an example of Bret Baier (from Fox): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTeM-lcFJ_U
There are others of Baier, and some of them are a lot more obvious. But, I wanted to link to something for reference.
Some of these people do seem to make public appearances. So, this isn't to say that these people don't physically exist somewhere. It's just to say that their news casts on TV don't always seem to be them.
Think of the possibilities. You scan a person to use their skin as an overlay, like a Snapchat filter, though more sophisticated. Then, you can create a persona around that physical appearance: Tough conservative? Sweet hometown girl? Snarky woman with the quick comebacks? Old fashioned gentleman? Then, you create a show/segment that works with that persona. Then, during the use of that persona, you overlay that appearance on some generic actor/actress (if you even technologically have to). During the bulk of that time, because so much of it is computer-generated, you have full control of the behavior of this "person." All behavior is sculpted and deliberate with no loose ends. It allows a network to essentially create a human avatar (i.e. marionette puppet) to sculpt to their whims, and which they have total control over the behavior of, in every way.
As per Occam's Razor, it requires fewer variables as a theory (no reptilian life forms and the basic technology already exists). It also has numerous possible applications beyond the sphere of TV news. Consider, for example, how this would play out if Jack Dorsey, Bill Gates, or Mark Zuckerberg or other such high-powered figures were just human avatars? They show their face to the public, put on a show, answer questions, and seem like they're responsible for what's going on. So, when things go south, who is the public going to blame? The "person" that they've seen.
It's just a theory, but it would explain the "reptilian" eyes. It could also explain the abundance of Dorsey, Zuckerberg, and Gates-like people. Think about it for a second. Don't their personalities seem like cardboard cutouts? Like bad extras from some B-movie? They have little or no depth. They behave similarly. They also provide a generous public appearance for people to direct all their blame at when things go wrong. And, when the public gets emotional, do they stop to think if they're blaming the right person? Do they dig further? No, they never do, do they? And, maybe that's entirely the point. The nameless, faceless ones in charge are safely elsewhere, as these human avatars are tried and convicted in the public court.
So, to that end, everyone loves to call out George Soros and the Rothschilds. But, my question would be: Who HASN'T been named?