Summary
President Donald Trump has recently directed negative comments toward female journalists, raising concerns about how women in the field are treated. These remarks have occurred during various interactions with reporters, often involving contentious topics.
Key Facts
- President Trump called a female journalist "quiet, piggy" during a question about Jeffrey Epstein.
- In the Oval Office, he labeled an ABC News reporter a "terrible reporter" after questions about journalist Jamal Khashoggi's death.
- Trump made negative remarks on Truth Social about a New York Times journalist, criticizing her appearance and work.
- He asked a CBS News reporter if she was "stupid" after a question on Afghan vetting.
- These incidents have raised questions about the treatment of female journalists and broader gender stereotypes.
- Female journalists globally face online and offline threats, with many experiencing violence according to a UNESCO report.
- White House press secretary defended Trump's comments as "frankness."
- Experts note that such remarks may affect perceptions of women and their roles on a global stage.
