‘She just became a big story tonight’: Trump jokes after getting brushed in the face by boom mic
President Donald Trump’s comedic interaction with a reporter went viral Friday when a media question and answer session took an unexpected turn. Trump was taking questions from the press on the Joint Base Andrews tarmac in Maryland when the moment occurred.
Trump gets hit in the face with a boom mic: ‘She just became a big story tonight’
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Trump stares down reporter after being hit in the face with a boom mic: ‘She just became a big story’
President Trump was inadvertently struck in the face by a boom microphone Friday as he fielded questions from reporters at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland. The fuzzy end of the extended microphone – sometimes referred to as a “dead cat” in the industry – struck the 45th and 47th president in the mouth and slid across part of his face as he closed his eyes and leaned back to avoid further contact.
Trump Takes a Boom Mic to the Face
A different kind of mic drop? President Donald Trump had a close encounter with some audio equipment when a boom microphone accidentally connected with the president’s face while he was answering questions from the press at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland.
VIRAL MOMENT: Trump Bumped In The Face By Boom Mic—Then He Reacts
President Trump had a viral moment yesterday when a boom microphone accidentally bumped him in the face. Congress averts government shutdown after Senate passes spending bill Tesla is getting pummeled in the stock market,
Donald Trump gives a death stare to a reporter after a boom hits him in the face: Watch
During a press event at Joint Base Andrews, President Trump experienced an awkward moment when a boom mic accidentally hit him.
'Did you see that?' Trump stunned after being hit in the face with microphone
President Donald Trump appeared briefly stunned Friday afternoon when he was struck in the face by a reporter's microphone.Video posted on social media showed the president taking questions before boarding Air Force One as he departs from Joint Base Andrews in Maryland.
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But we're going to stop it, not going to let that happen. We're going to build another big FBI building right where it is.” ...
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