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Trump’s Hot Mic Catches Him Dropping F-Bomb After Noticing A Pen Stain On Lapel

By Izza Sofia, 13 Mar 2020

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Image via Evan El-Amin / Shutterstock.com

Donald Trump dropped the f-bomb before going live on television to address the coronavirus pandemic.

The cringey moment of Trump swearing was caught on a hot mic after he noticed he had an ink stain on his lapel. “Ah f**k. I got a pen mark. Anybody has any white stuff?” he said, asking for help to clean the stain moments before he was broadcasted live from the Oval Office.

He then tested his microphone before asking his team if his lapel looked any better. The “white stuff” apparently worked, as there was no pen mark during the speech.

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Trump wasn’t visible during the hot mic moment, but it is quite clear that it was him talking in the audio, which you can listen to below.

“A what? Oh fuck… Uh oh” pic.twitter.com/QFt4IWvief

— Robbie Pitts (@pittst3r) March 12, 2020




[via The Wrap, opening image via Evan El-Amin / Shutterstock.com]
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