"Everyone out, no photos": White House briefing ends abruptly, Trump's press conference cut short
Donald Trump's press conference in the Oval Office came to an abrupt end after a young girl in attendance suddenly fainted. He was answering questions from reporters on nuclear tensions with Iran and the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia. After ...

The question-and-answer session ended abruptly after a young girl fainted — causing White House aides to spring into action to shoo away reporters and photographers.
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What happened at the White House?
The incident happened in the Oval Office shortly after Dr Oz, a former heart surgeon and television personality, formally took the oath of office. It occurred when Trump was answering questions about the Iran's nuclear programme when White House press secretary had to intervene."Everybody out, please move,” a White House aide could be heard saying on the pooled video feed after a young relative of Dr. Mehmet Oz collapsed. “No photos!” the aide instructed journalists.
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Trump walked over to check on the girl as the media were escorted away.
“A minor family member fainted during Dr. Oz’s swearing in ceremony in the Oval Office,” a White House official said in a brief statement. “We are happy to say she is OK.”
The unexpected turn of events briefly overshadowed the significance of the moment, but the White House later assured the public that the child had recovered. The briefing did not resume following the disruption.
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