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«She Made Television Tonight»: Trump As Reporter Bumps Mic Into His Face

by timesdo
15/03/2025 14:01
in US News

TIMEDO, Washington D.C. – An unexpected moment involving Donald Trump during a press briefing at Joint Base Andrews on March 14 has gone viral. As Trump addressed the media before departing Washington D.C., a reporter accidentally bumped his face with a microphone, prompting a reaction that quickly caught the attention of social media.

The incident occurred when the reporter, leaning in to capture Trump’s statements, inadvertently struck his face with a microphone covered by a fuzzy windscreen known as a «dead cat», designed to reduce wind noise during recordings. Momentarily surprised, Trump responded with a raised eyebrow and a stern stare that quickly turned into an amused smile. Breaking the tension, the former president joked, «She made television tonight; she just became a big story.» He later added with laughter, «Did you see that?» as the microphone was hastily pulled back.

The scene, captured on video, rapidly spread online, sparking a wave of reactions. Some users criticized the reporter for not immediately apologizing. «She didn’t even apologize at the moment,» one user commented on X, reflecting the sentiment of those who found the journalist’s response inappropriate.

However, the incident also raised concerns about Trump’s security. Several commenters questioned how a reporter was allowed to get so close with an object, emphasizing potential contamination risks. «We have to keep Trump safe at all costs. What if that microphone had something dangerous on it? The Secret Service needs to do their job,» one person remarked. Another added, «Microphones can harbor dangerous germs. Trump’s protection should be a priority.»

The controversy was further fueled by activist Laura Loomer, who criticized the security team for the proximity allowed. «How did a microphone get that close to Trump’s face? This doesn’t seem right. Security should be tighter. It’s embarrassing for the press,» she wrote on X.

#WATCH : Donald Trump glares at reporter as she shoves microphone into his face.

Donald Trump reacted sharply to a reporter who accidentally hit him with a microphone while he was speaking at Joint Base Andrews. The incident.#DonaldTrump #Microphone #USA #UnitedStates pic.twitter.com/T0qG25BA00

— upuknews (@upuknews1) March 15, 2025

Beyond the incident, many were curious about the fuzzy cover on the microphone. Known in journalism as a «dead cat», this piece of equipment is essential for outdoor recordings, designed to minimize wind interference. Although its purpose is purely technical, in this case, it became the centerpiece of an unexpected viral moment.

The episode not only highlighted a brief lapse in security but also sparked a broader discussion about safety protocols during events where public figures are in close contact with the press.

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