Shocking moment Trump blasts female reporter who asked about Epstein files with savage 3-word remark
Donald Trump appeared visibly irritated when questioned by reporters about the newly released emails connected to Jeffrey Epstein. The incident occurred on November 14 as he boarded Air Force One.
When a Bloomberg reporter pressed him on whether the documents contained anything incriminating, Trump responded sharply. He pointed at the journalist and told her, “Quiet. Quiet, pigy.”
This remark immediately drew attention due to its demeaning nature. Critics have noted it adds to a long history of similar comments directed at women by the former president.
The tense exchange came just after House Democrats released three new pieces of correspondence involving Epstein. One email included an exchange between Epstein and his associate, Ghislaine Maxwell.
In the messages, Epstein referenced Trump, suggesting the former president had never been named by victims. The email also revived long-standing rumors that Epstein and Maxwell used Trump’s Mar-a-Lago property to target young women.
Trump has since denied these claims and stated his relationship with Epstein soured years ago. He has also claimed to know nothing about the content of the newly released emails.
The confrontation highlights the growing political tension and media scrutiny surrounding the ongoing release of documents related to the Epstein case.
