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Tamara Beckwith “I heard there was a juicy bodega cat in here — let’s go check it out!” MichellaDonna said for the camera, holding a mic and sporting winged black cat-eye liner and pony tail.

Trump was answering a reporter’s question when the fuzzy end of the extended microphone, known the news biz as a “dead cat,” inadvertently struck the president in the mouth and slid across ...

As the journalist leaned in, the microphone — fitted with a fuzzy windscreen, commonly known as a ‘dead cat' — accidentally struck Donald Trump's mouth. Momentarily taken aback, Donald Trump ...

While addressing questions from reporters, a boom microphone’s fuzzy end, known as the “dead cat," inadvertently made contact with President Trump’s mouth before brushing against the reporter’s face.