Trump Takes a Boom Mic to Face

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.
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Trump was taking questions from the press on the Joint Base Andrews tarmac in Maryland when the moment occurred.
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During a press event at Joint Base Andrews, President Trump experienced an awkward moment when a boom mic accidentally hit him.
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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.
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