ILHAN OMAR CALLS IVANKA TRUMP “STUPID” ON NATIONAL TV

1. No source shows Omar calling Ivanka “stupid” on national TV

None of the provided items contains a report, transcript excerpt, or video description stating that Ilhan Omar called Ivanka Trump “stupid” during a national television appearance. The available pieces instead document exchanges between Donald Trump and Omar, and Omar’s public comebacks aimed at the former president or his rhetoric ^{[3] [1] [2]}. Therefore, based on the current reporting set, the specific claim about Ivanka is not found in current reporting (not found in current reporting).

2. The documented disputes center on Donald Trump, not Ivanka

Every substantive example in the set involves Donald Trump attacking Omar — telling her to “go back,” mocking her Somali background, and publicly demanding her removal or impeachment — and Omar firing back, notably with her one‑line responses about the Constitution ^{[3] [1] [2]}. Commentary outlets in the set (Townhall, The Gateway Pundit, Times of India, The Hill, HuffPost) treat the antagonists as Trump and Omar rather than Ivanka and Omar ^{[4] [3] [5] [1] [2] [6]}.

3. Examples of Omar’s public retorts in these sources

Two recurrent examples: Omar responded to Trump’s mockery of her citing the Constitution by tweeting “Unlike you, I can read,” which is documented in HuffPost and Times of India coverage ^{[1] [7]}. The Hill also summarizes her sharp response after Trump’s Fox News quip and places it in the broader context of their feud ^[2]. These are personal rebuttals to Trump’s attacks — not insults aimed at Ivanka — and are the closest concrete instances of “on‑air” or high‑profile comebacks in the provided set ^{[1] [2]}.

4. Right‑ and left‑leaning outlets present competing frames

The provided set includes outlets across the political spectrum. Townhall and The Gateway Pundit frame Trump’s attacks as justified or politically effective and emphasize Omar’s left‑wing positioning ^{[4] [5]}; HuffPost, The Hill, and Times of India highlight Omar’s sharp retaliation and portray Trump’s comments as rooted in xenism or personal attack ^{[1] [2] [7]}. This mix shows clear disagreement about whether Omar’s statements are defensible pushback or provocative rhetoric, but none mention an exchange with Ivanka ^{[4] [5] [1] [2] [7]}.

5. Misinformation risk and how to verify

Given that the searched reporting does not corroborate the Ivanka claim, the assertion could be a misattribution, an invented quote, or a conflation of separate incidents involving different figures. To verify such a claim, consult full television transcripts or the original program video, look for reputable mainstream outlets’ reporting (e.g., The New York Times, Washington Post, AP), or check direct clips on the network’s official site. The provided sources do not perform that verification and therefore do not support the allegation (not found in current reporting).

6. Why this distinction matters politically

Misattributing a crude insult to a public figure like Ivanka Trump can change the political narrative, amplify partisan outrage, and shift focus from documented policy fights (e.g., Trump’s comments about Somali immigrants and TPS) to personality conflict. The present documentation shows a sustained conflict between Donald Trump and Ilhan Omar, including public calls for her removal and rebuttals rooted in her refugee background and constitutional arguments — a different dynamic than an on‑air clash with Ivanka ^{[3] [1] [2]}.

Limitations: the analysis uses only the provided search results; no source in that set reports Omar calling Ivanka Trump “stupid.” If you have a specific clip, timestamp, or another article alleging the Ivanka remark, share it and I will analyze that material alongside these sources.