Here We Go Again: Trump Attacks Female Reporter Instead Of Answering The Question
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The president sneered at the journalist and played up to the audience at a restaurant in Iowa.
Donald Trump on Tuesday turned to his tried and trusted tactic of attacking a female reporter who’d just asked him an uncomfortable question.
ABC News’ Rachel Scott, during Trump’s visit to the Machine Shed restaurant in Urbandale, Iowa, tried to ask the president if he agreed with the “domestic terrorist” description that White House officials had disparagingly given to Alex Pretti, the ICU nurse who was killed by a federal agent in Minneapolis over the weekend.
But Trump cut her off.
“By the way, this is ABC fake news, this one,” said Trump, drawing laughs and whoops from those inside the eatery.
“She hasn’t asked me a good question in years. I think a nice woman, but I don’t really like her too much,” the president continued.
"Sorry, what was that?" one critic hit back at the president on social media.
The president ignored the question and went on a tirade instead.
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