BBC blunder as reporter hangs up on Donald Trump halfway through interview | World | News

A BBC correspondent had a almost unique chance to interview Donald Trump after installing his phone. Gary O’Donghue is the Chief of the North American political correspondent of the BBC, which reports from Washington DC and the United States.

Experienced journalist, 20 -year -old Michael Thomas Crooks at the time of the Republican candidate, Pennsylvania, Butler, Pennsylvania was among the crowd at a Trump rally. The BBC journalist won Plaudits to cover the events on the day, including Trump. O’Donghue said that he and the BBC have been trying to have a special interview with the White House official for a while.

He admitted that there was a few wrong starters ve and he was afraid that he would never happen. But then one night, he woke up by the telephone conversation of one of Trump’s best political assistants and said that the US president was even.

“I had to run to the living room, buy a digital recorder and do my best, O’donoghue said. “When I woke up, he hung the call to start with the right to start, which is not good when you hang out with the president. Anyway, they returned.

“I put pressure on going to a small recorder, prayed for going and went and got the interview.

“I was trying to think about a million miles per hour. We were told we would be five minutes, we resulted in 20.”

O’Donghue asked Trump whether the assassination attempt in Butler, which took place on July 13 last year, changed it.

“I don’t want to think if he’s changing me,” he replied. It can be the “life -changing” living on it.

A secret service sniper was killed, two people were wounded and a bullet peels Trump’s ear. After the shoot, Trump pointed to the crowd and raised his fist in the air as he dripped into the blood.

On social media, he quickly shouted at a quick viral, challenging: “Fight, fight, fight!”