US EditionTrump attacks Kaitlan Collins after CNN anchor asks about Epstein survivors: You are the worst reporter …I don’t think I’ve ever seen you smile”
During a press event, Trump attacked CNN's Kaitlan Collins after she questioned him about Justice Department's Epstein file redactions and survivors' concerns.
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump snapped at CNN's Kaitlan Collins during an Oval Office gaggle after she asked about the DOJ files, shrugging off the question.
- Last week, the Department of Justice released 3 million Epstein files including correspondence involving Howard Lutnick and Elon Musk, while analysts found more than 40 redaction failures sparking survivor outrage.
- Trump launched into personal attacks against Collins, calling her the worst reporter and saying he had never seen her smile, while also denouncing CNN as dishonest and stating it "should be ashamed of you."
- Following the bill-signing, aides moved reporters out while Trump continued to criticize Collins, and the viral exchange occurred inside the White House.
- This episode continues a pattern of confrontations between the president and female reporters that has drawn prior criticism, with Trump calling Collins `worst` and critics noting past insults toward women reporters.
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From 'Quiet Piggy' to 'She Never Smiles': Donald Trump's History of Attacking Women Who Ask About Epstein
“If you’re going to give it, you have to be able to take," the White House said in response to one of the president's outbursts toward a female White House correspondentUS President Donald Trump points as he speaks to reporters aboard Air Force One on November 14, 2025. JIM WATSON/AFP via GettyNEED TO KNOWPresident Donald Trump has verbally attacked journalists on multiple occasions when prompted with questions about convicted sex offender Jeffr…
U.S. President Trump would like the public to forget the Epstein case and its relations with him. When a CNN reporter asks him repeatedly about it in front of running cameras, the president becomes obsolete. He also makes the journalist's facial features a topic.
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