Summary
President Donald Trump called a reporter "quiet, piggy" during a press event on Air Force One, related to questioning about Jeffrey Epstein files. President Trump encouraged House Republicans to vote on releasing unclassified Epstein investigation files, stating there is nothing to hide and labeling the situation a "Democrat hoax." The House will vote on the release of the files, followed by potential Senate consideration and then a decision by President Trump.
Key Facts
- President Trump told a reporter "quiet, piggy" when asked about Jeffrey Epstein files.
- The interaction took place on Air Force One and involved a female reporter from Bloomberg.
- Trump has suggested releasing all unclassified files related to the Epstein investigation.
- He described the Epstein issue as a "Democrat hoax."
- The House of Representatives is set to vote on whether to release these files.
- Should the House approve, the Senate will then consider it, followed by presidential approval.
- Trump said he would sign the legislation to make the files public.
