During a media conference at Mar-a-Lago, former President Trump responded to a question about the D.C. shooting suspect by calling the female reporter “stupid” multiple times. The exchange occurred after the reporter questioned Trump’s assertions about the suspect’s vetting process, citing a report that indicated thorough vetting by the DHS and FBI. Trump blamed the Biden administration for allowing the suspect into the country, despite reports that the suspect was granted asylum during Trump’s administration. This incident follows a pattern of Trump’s disparaging remarks towards female reporters, including insults about their appearance and intelligence.
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During a recent black-tie dinner, former President Donald Trump used his speech to criticize President Joe Biden, labeling him “stupid” and “mean.” Trump’s remarks included a personal attack on Biden’s intelligence and character, referencing a history of tension between the two. This pattern of attacking his successor is not new, with Trump repeatedly using similar language since leaving office. The speech was delivered at the American Cornerstone Institute’s annual Founders Dinner, an event organized by Trump’s former Housing Secretary.
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Stephen Colbert criticized Donald Trump’s recent nickname for Jerome Powell, “Too Late,” deeming it a weak insult compared to his past creations. Colbert contrasted this with Trump’s previous, more colorful monikers such as “Meatball Ron,” “Sloppy Steve,” and “Little Marco,” highlighting a perceived decline in the president’s insult game. The segment showcased examples of Trump’s past nicknames and their targets, emphasizing their often-physical or personality-based nature. Colbert ultimately lamented the apparent lowering of standards in political insults.
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