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Donald Trump has repeatedly insulted individual journalists by name across multiple years, singling out both specific reporters and outlets with epithets like “stupid,” “piggy,” “ugly,” “stupid and na...
has repeatedly used demeaning language about female journalists — calling them things like “piggy,” “stupid,” “ugly,” “terrible,” “obnoxious” and “incapable” — across settings that include press avail...
Multiple news outlets document a recent string of derogatory remarks President Trump directed at female reporters in Nov–Dec 2025 — including “Quiet, piggy” toward Bloomberg’s Catherine Lucey on or ab...
from in late 2025 targeted multiple women journalists across outlets; reporting identifies specific named targets and at least two precise dates (14 November 2025 and 26 November 2025), while other in...
The most likely identification for the woman who became a focus of attention during an gaggle with is Catherine Lucey, who was singled out in a widely reported exchange when the president told her to ...
Donald Trump has repeatedly directed personal insults at specific journalists — notably female White House correspondents such as Bloomberg’s Catherine Lucey, ABC’s Mary Bruce, The New York Times’ Kat...
Donald Trump has a long history of giving public nicknames to journalists and media figures, often to insult perceived bias or weakness; examples range from longstanding epithets like “Sleepy Eyes” fo...