Trump's Detroit Rally Disrupted by 20-Minute Microphone Failure
The technical glitch left Donald Trump pacing silently on stage before resuming his speech with a replacement microphone.
- Donald Trump's microphone failed during a Detroit rally, leaving him silent for nearly 20 minutes as he paced the stage.
- The former president was speaking about tariffs when the microphone cut out, prompting chants of support from the crowd.
- Trump expressed frustration with the equipment, vowing not to pay the contractor responsible for the faulty microphone.
- This was the second disruption at a Trump event in a week, following a previous incident where music was played due to audience medical issues.
- Trump's campaign is closely monitored for stagecraft, yet the delay was unusually long despite backup equipment being available.