Trump fingered the reporter: Psst, you're a very annoying person

Trump criticised the journalist after she and another journalist tried to ask questions during the information conference.

As the journalist began asking about reports that the United States is sending 5,000 sailors to the Middle East, the president seemed to have made a gesture “shih” before taking another question from a male journalist.

In a comment after a clash with CNN's Kaitlan Collins last month, White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson told Newsweek that Trump “has never been politically correct, never withdraws, and, to a large extent, the American people re-elected it for its transparency.

This has nothing to do with gender ʹ has to do with the fact that the trust of the president and the public in the media is at the lowest level sometimes”.

Iranians point to their view of war with the United States and Israel.

The president has a history of confrontation with female journalists because of questions they ask about various topics, with numerous severe exchanges in recent months.

Last November, he referred to Bloomberg's Catherine Lucey as “punk” after she asked for Jeffrey Epstein's files on the Air Force One board.

And last month, he criticised Collins after she asked a question about the Epstein scandal at the White House, calling him the worst “reporter”.

These cases have attracted fresh attention to the treatment of journalists from Trump, an issue that has repeatedly surfaced since his relationship with the press has at times been hostile.

Female newspapers around the world face increased attacks, both on the Internet and on the internet, and are subject to specific and unproportional threats, according to U. NESTO.

Later in the same exchange Sunday, Trump appeared to ignore the same journalist after she asked six service members who died last week when a fuel supply KC-135 crashed in western Iraq.

Trump looked at the journalist as she asked: “Do you have any comment on the six service members who died?