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Trump Slapped In Face By Mic

Did a far-left reporter slap President Donald Trump in the face with a heavy microphone boom or was this a harmless oopsie? And even if it was an alleged “oopsie,” was it a trial run for some future “accident?” Could a mircophone boom be laced with fentanyl or other nasty drugs by, say, a rogue intelligence agency or any of the disgruntled representatives of the fake news?

Here’s what we know. On March 14, 2025, President Donald Trump was accidentally hit in the face with a boom microphone during a press conference at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland. The incident occurred while he was speaking to reporters after delivering a speech at the Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. The microphone, operated by a boom operator, struck Trump as he was responding to a question about the situation in Gaza. He reacted by tilting his head back, glaring off-camera, and later quipped, “She just made television tonight,” referring to the operator involved.

There is no definitive confirmation of which media outlet the boom operator was affiliated with, nor has the individual been officially identified in available reports. Some X posts  incorrectly attributed the incident to a reporter, such as Danielle Kurtzleben from NPR, but this appears to be misinformation, as evidence suggests it was a boom operator—not a reporter—who was responsible. Boom operators handle audio equipment and are distinct from reporters who ask questions. Here’s more from Lionel Nation.

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  1. If someone does put some poison on a microphone and hit President Trump in the face, here is a good Bible verse:

    Mark 16:18: “They shall take up serpents; and if they drink any deadly thing, it shall not hurt them; they shall lay hands on the sick, and they shall recover.”

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