Trump insulted the journalist: "Shut up, pig"

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Trump insulted journalist: 'Shut up, pig'
It was reported that former US President Donald Trump used insulting language towards a Bloomberg news agency correspondent for asking about documents related to Epstein's case. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

This incident was covered by the publication Pravilamag. While flying from Washington to his Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida, Trump was answering various questions from journalists.

At that moment, a Bloomberg correspondent asked him about documents related to Epstein and why he was reacting emotionally if there was no discrediting information in them. The video recording of this conversation shows Trump's sharp reaction to the question.

He became nervous several times, raised his eyebrows, and used the words "Shut up, shut up, pig" towards the journalist. This incident is causing widespread discussions on social media.

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