Quiet, Quiet, Piggy!

“Quiet. Quiet, piggy,” Trump told veteran White House reporter Catherine Lucey, now with Bloomberg, after she asked about the possibility that the Department of Justice’s investigative files on the late child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein might incriminate him. 

Can you imagine our vulgar Pig-in-Chief dancing the Waltz in his tacky ballroom with his lifeless wife? No amount of lipstick would redeem this disgusting human being.
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‘Quiet, quiet, Piggy’, screams Trump at a female reporter asking him a question about the Epstein Files



Aboard Air Force One last week, President Donald Trump lashed out at a female reporter who pressed him on files connected to Jeffrey Epstein, The Hill reports. Trump snapped “Quiet, quiet, piggy” while pointing at the journalist. 

U.S. House members overwhelmingly voted Tuesday for the unredacted release of the files, after Trump authorized the republican house assholes to vote for the release of the files. But the files are being scrubbed, sanitized, doctored by the FBI on orders from Trump so that, when released, they'll have compromising impact only on Democrats. 

Trump doesn't think much of women, other than as sex objects: From his own daughter Ivanka about whom he once said he'd date her, to declaring loudly "grabbing women by the pussy" because "celebrities can do whatever they want", to his sexist comments about his own spokeswoman Leavitt, to his sexually assaulting women throughout his "career", and on to all his pornographic adventures with prostitutes, porn actresses, and we learn from the Epstein Files, to the "wonderful Secrets" he shares with the convicted pedophile Epstein himself.

Trump’s treatment of journalists, especially women, reflects his fear of information. He has so much garbage to hide that he fears journalists and their questions. His aggressive shut down of the female repoter is not only demeaning, but it also reflects his inferiority complex vis-a-vis women he cannot control. His moronic supporters argue that he was simply deflecting "politically motivated questions", but aren't all questions posed to politicians by definition politically loaded?

Trump has had problems with transparency. So when a reporter asks him a question that might corner him into telling the truth, he lashes out like a mad pig because he has so much to hide and he cannot obviously tell the truth. Nor can he bullshit his way out of answering without his answer turning into an incoherent rabble and drivel that only a confused old geezer with an onset of senile dementia can produce. 

This episode further highlights the intersection of politics, scandal, nepotism, corruption and public accountability that are at the heart of the disaster that Trump has unleashed on the nation.





 

 

 

CNN’s Anderson Cooper expressed bafflement at how President Donald Trump can keep lobbing juvenile insults at others, only for “everyone” to essentially shrug in response.

On Friday night, Trump took questions from reporters aboard Air Force One, where Bloomberg reporter Catherine Lucey asked the president about the Epstein files. When Lucey tried to ask a follow-up, Trump grew irritated and said, “Quiet, quiet, piggy!”

On Tuesday, Cooper aired Trump’s insult and turned to CNN commentator Ana Navarro.

“I remember a couple of weeks ago,” Cooper said, before recalling an exchange between Trump and a female reporter last month. As she asked a question, Trump told Vice President JD Vance, “I just like to watch her talk.” The president then called her “darling.”

Cooper continued:

A female reporter was trying to ask him a question, and he was saying to the guy, like… “I just like to watch her talk.” Like, just completely dismissing this person. And I know DEI is not allowed anymore. And I know diversity and actually treating people with decency and human kindness is not, you know, what’s popular today in some quarters. But I just don’t understand how somebody acts like this time after time, and everyone just pretends like, “Oh, that’s just what this guy does.”

Navarro responded that “we’ve grown numb to it.”

“And I think we have to fight that urge to normalize it and get numb to it,” she continued. “And I also think that other journalists in the Oval Office, other journalists that are present, when he behaves this way, have to express solidarity with the people that are getting berated, because today it might be ABC, but tomorrow it might be us, or it might be them.”