During a pre-recorded interview at Custer Farms in Wisconsin, President Donald Trump experienced multiple interruptions due to heavy rainfall.The interview, conducted by NBC News’ Kristen Welker and aired on June 7, 2026, saw Trump distracted by the sound of rain hitting the building's metal roof while discussing agricultural equipment.At one point, Trump paused mid-sentence, asking whether the noise was wind or rain.Off-camera staff confirmed the downpour, which caused significant audio disruption.Welker acknowledged the challenge, noting that the rain made it difficult for both parties to hear each other.

Independent journalist Aaron Rupar suggested on social media that the interruptions could be seen as a symbolic form of divine intervention, humorously implying a higher power was displeased with the interview.Despite the disruptions, the interview continued, with both Trump and Welker adapting to the weather conditions.

The article highlights both the practical challenges of conducting outdoor interviews and the lighthearted interpretations by observers and journalists.