Jacob Bogage Sees Outpouring of Support After Trump Insults Reuters Reporter as Sick Guy' Who's Out of Shape - THE LOCAL REPORT ARTICLES
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Accumulated by polls predicting a democratic thrust in the mid-term elections, Donald Trump let his anger at the media erupt. Between cancelled meetings and maximum tension on the tarmac, the president...
You're just sick, go and clean yourself up. This is how US President Donald Trump answered a question asked by Reuters journalist Jacob Bogedge about why he refused to go to an election rally in Kansas...
Trump has canceled two election rallies this coming weekend, barely a few days before the important midterm elections on Tuesday. A decision that fuels speculation about possible fatigue and even a new American military operation in Iran. The 80-year-old president himself denies that he is tired. “I feel excellent,” he responded on Thursday, after which he swore at a journalist.
Trump roasted for erupting at a reporter over his rallies: 'Projection at its finest'
President Donald Trump blew up at a reporter from Reuters on Thursday afternoon for asking him why he was abruptly canceling some of his rallies for battleground Senate races in red states — prompting him to insult the reporter's physical appearance."You are a sick guy," said Trump. "Look at this guy. You’re way out of shape. You are disgusting! Put yourself in shape! You look like hell."This reaction from the president triggered a round of mock…
You're disgusting. Get a grip," Donald Trump told a Reuters reporter. The reporter asked the US president if his decision to cancel his Kansas visit stemmed from fatigue from recent travel. Since October 1, Trump has held 25 rallies in 19 states.
"You Look Like a Hell of a Bad person." Trump Attacked Journalist Reuters because of a Health Issue.
U.S. President Donald Trump responded sharply to Reuters' journalist, who asked if the American leader was tired after many election meetings, and the conversation took place at Andrews' military base in Washington, D.C., where the White House Chief arrived from South Carolina.
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