President Donald Trump was on board Air Force One during his trip to Palm Beach, Florida, when he stumbled upon members of the media watching the movie, "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story."
According to ABC reporter Alex Mallin, journalists from the press cabin neglected to turn off the in-flight entertainment, and photographed Trump with the critically acclaimed movie in the background.
Reporters forgot to turn off Star Wars: Rogue One before @POTUS came back to visit the press cabin. pic.twitter.com/FxuqdVNdXJ
— Alex Mallin (@alex_mallin) April 6, 2017Here are some photos from the press cabin of Air Force One.
White House press secretary Sean Spicer was also photographed during the in-flight entertainment.
Since then, the images have been making waves across social media, and have been edited to include screenshots from other films on television's screen.
@TheJewishDream@JordanFreiman@heebpic.twitter.com/j2x7qaIcXE
— Brian Abrams (@BrianAbrams) April 6, 2017— Dave Itzkoff (@ditzkoff) April 6, 2017— darth:™ (@darth) April 6, 2017Here's a clip of Trump answering a question on whether Syria President Bashar al-Assad should leave power after his alleged chemical attack:
Trump when asked if Assad should leave power after chemical attack: Something should happen https://t.co/UGbRPhwzkvhttps://t.co/BVoku8xVfA
— The Lead CNN (@TheLeadCNN) April 6, 2017
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