I think it happened on November 14, 2025, and it's an incident that is already legendary. A lot of tRumpian incidents are born to be just that: Legendary, not to be forgotten or glossed over, but this one has a special appeal, because it's gross: The scenery was Air Force one when tRump told White House correspondent Catherine Lucey to shut up when she asked him a question about the Epstein files. His misogynistic wording has become legendary in itself. It's been quoted over and over as the "trademark" of a man who can't abide women in any sort of power position, which obviously is how he sees a journalist. What he said was: "Quiet, Piggy!"
Catherine Lucey isn't a "piggy" which might be translated into "disgustingly fat, way beyond obese", but had that been the case, it shouldn't have been his concern as it's private. You may not like how people look, but it's none of your business and should not be commented. Actually, a comment on somebody's looks goes far beyond what's acceptable. When tRump mocked a disabled male journalist that was even more derogatory because there was no doubt about his disability. That means that we move from looks to something that goes beyond that, as a disability isn't a choice, but something that's inflicted on one. With the female journalist, Catherine Lucey, there might be a question of "interpreting" her looks: Is she or isn't she a disgusting glutton who has eaten herself into a "piggy" physical state? I would say "NO, she isn't", but still, she would have a right to do so:
No matter what, it's obvious that female journalists are in for a fight when meeting tRump as there has been several incidents that go far beyond a professional disagreement. However, the Piggy-remark is the - until now - grossest one and it's not to be forgotten.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/18/business/media/trump-reporter-khashoggi-saudis.html
https://www.reddit.com/r/Trumpvirus/s/svVe7DrbYl









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