Coverage dated November 17, 2025

Donald Trump tells reporter ‘quiet Piggy’ when asked about Epstein files

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The President was speaking during a gaggle with the press aboard Air Force One on Friday

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Deadline
“Quiet, Piggy”: Donald Trump Lashes Out At Female Reporter Who Asked About Jeffrey Epstein Files (opens Deadline)
Published Nov 17, 2025
Deadline's feed description
The White House posted a video to its website of Donald Trump's recent gaggle with reporters on Air Force One, but one brief moment has drawn media attention. That came on Friday, when one female reporter attempted to ask the president about the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files.
CBS 19 Tyler
Watch: President Trump calls reporter ‘piggy’ after she asks question about Epstein files (opens CBS 19 Tyler)
Published Nov 17, 2025
CBS 19 Tyler's feed description
The moment happened as the president answered questions while on Air Force One.
Newsweek
Donald Trump tells reporter ‘quiet Piggy’ when asked about Epstein files (opens Newsweek)
Published Nov 17, 2025
Newsweek's feed description
The President was speaking during a gaggle with the press aboard Air Force One on Friday
The New Republic
“Quiet Piggy”: Trump Snaps at Female Reporter Asking About Epstein (opens The New Republic)
Published Nov 17, 2025
The New Republic's feed description
Donald Trump is clearly still pissed about the attention on Jeffrey Epstein, even if he’s pretending like he’s fine with the vote in Congress.
The Daily Caller
‘Quiet, Piggy’: Trump Blasts Reporter Over Question On Epstein Files (opens The Daily Caller)
Published Nov 17, 2025
The Daily Caller's feed description
President Donald Trump snapped at Bloomberg reporter Catherine Lucey when she pressed him about the files surrounding sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

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