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Reporters Give Chase After Mouse Falls From White House Ceiling Onto NBC Journalist's Lap
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By Brian SkellengerOct 02, 2019
Brian Skellenger

Brian is an actor, musician, writer, babysitter, and former Olympian. One of these things is a lie. Based in NYC, Brian honed his skills in the suburbs of Minneapolis, where he could often be seen doing jazz squares down the halls of his middle school. After obtaining a degree in musical theatre, he graced the stages of Minneapolis and St. Paul before making the move to NYC. In his spare time, Brian can be found playing board games, hitting around a volleyball, and forcing friends to improvise with him.

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White House reporters were given a panicked thrill on Tuesday after a baby mouse fell out of the ceiling of NBC's press booth and onto White House Correspondent Peter Alexander's lap.

Alexander tweeted about his unusual encounter Monday morning, saying:

"In other news: A mouse literally fell out of the ceiling in our White House booth and landed on my lap."


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Fellow reporters snapped photos and recorded video of the chaos that followed as they scrambled to catch the mouse as it ran around the press booth.



The mouse then reportedly escaped the booth and started "running free" in the press briefing room.



The quick little mouse managed to escape and has not been caught, as far as anyone knows.

But that didn't stop the jokes from running wild.





It does seem pretty fitting, after all.






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Strangely enough, there is actually a children's picture book, Woodrow, the White House Mouse available here, about a mouse in the White House.

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