As President Donald Trump was doing a press interaction at Joint Base Andrews on Friday, an awkward moment happened. The President was hit in the face with a microphone by one of the reporters, which led to the 78-year-old giving a death stare to the reporter,

During a press event at Joint Base Andrews, President Trump experienced an awkward moment when a boom mic accidentally hit him.

Donald Trump gave a reporter quite the look when they accidentally hit him in the face with a microphone as Trump shared few words on the incident while ignoring questions from reporters.

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.

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.