It’s official: There WAS a problem with Trump’s audio equipment at the first presidential debate, as Trump gloats about admission from bipartisan debate hosts
Donald Trump complained about his electronic equipment immediately after the first presidential debate
‘They also gave me a defective mic’ RNC candidate tells DailyMail.com
Candidate said it was easier to hear Hillary Clinton and asked, ‘Was it on purpose?’
People inside the debate hall complained it was harder to hear Trump at times
On Friday, the U.S. Commission on Presidential Debates said confirmed there were problems with audio in the debate hall
Trump seized on the news Friday, saying, ‘I wonder why it was bad? Think of that. I wonder why it was bad?’
Clinton needled Trump following the contest, saying: ‘Anybody who complains about the microphone is not having a good night’
By Geoff Earle, Deputy U.s. Political Editor
DailyMail.com
30 September 2016
Four days after the end of the first presidential debate, the bipartisan commission that organized the event acknowledged that there was a problem with Donald Trump’s audio equipment.
Trump immediately seized on the admission – once again suggesting the problem might have been set in motion on purpose.
‘I mean, working that microphone was a hell of a lot more difficult than working crooked Hillary Clinton, that I can tell you!’ Trump told a crowd of supporters in Novi, Michigan, where he recounted the breaking news about the debate’s AV system.
Trump complained about his mic just moments after the first presidential debate concluded when, as DailyMail.com first reported, he groused about a ‘defective mic.’
Trump also asked if the inferior equipment might have been given to him ‘on purpose.’
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