The NPR reporter who hit President Trump in the face with a boom microphone last week has seemingly disappeared.
President Trump departed the Justice Department last Friday evening after delivering a fiery press conference.
Trump walked across the tarmac at Joint Base Andrews to chat with a gaggle of reporters before boarding Air Force One en route to Palm Beach.
A reporter for NPR identified as Danielle Kurtzleben, shoved a microphone into Trump’s face.
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I have identified the reporter who hit President @realDonaldTrump in the face with a boom mic this week while he was speaking to the press on the tarmac.
Her name is Danielle Kurtzleben @titonka. She is the newly appointed White House reporter for @NPR and a massive… pic.twitter.com/dgViKT8wdA
— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) March 16, 2025
“I’m so sorry,” the NPR reporter said as President Trump raised his eyebrows and shot her a death stare.
“She’ll make television tonight. She just became a big story tonight! Right? Did you see that?” Trump said.
WATCH:
WATCH: Reporter accidentally pushes microphone into Trump’s face pic.twitter.com/NhswllZ0QW
— BNO News Live (@BNODesk) March 14, 2025
Shortly after the incident, Danielle Kurtzleben locked down her X account.
She has gone radio silent since.
“After being named, Kurtzleben made her X account private and has not spoken about the situation,” the Daily Mail reported.
“DailyMail.com reached out to Kurtzleben, but received a message that she was ‘out of the office.’ NPR did not respond to multiple requests for comment,” the outlet reported.
NPR didn’t immediately respond to The Gateway Pundit’s request for comment.
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