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'Quiet, piggy' Why one Trump insult among many hit home
The Guardian
|November 21, 2025
It's one outrage in days full of outrageous material. "Quiet, piggy," Donald Trump told a female reporter travelling with the US president on Air Force One last weekend, pointing his finger at her angrily.
It was not the first time - not even the hundredth - Trump has attacked the media. But the clip has taken off without much help from the media itself. “I don’t know why the ‘Piggy’ thing is bothering me so much,” wrote Hank Green, a US YouTuber and author. “It’s one more unforgivable thing in a list of 20,000 unforgivable things, but I’ve been mad about it for like 12 straight hours.”
Trump is going through a string of losses: Democrats dominating in off-year elections, having to reverse course on the Epstein files, Republicans refusing to get rid of the filibuster to end the shutdown, a faltering economy. There is a possibility he is losing his air of impenetrability, and just maybe his grip on the right could be loosening.
The anger he displayed in the video could be a sign of someone on the back foot, overreacting to a question the Bloomberg White House correspondent Catherine Lucey was asking about why Trump was fighting against the release of the Epstein files “if there’s nothing incriminating” in them.
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