Trump Attacks 'Unattractive' New York Times Reporter Over 9/11 Speech Story
Summary
President Donald Trump criticized New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman after her newspaper reported he plans to attend a 9/11 anniversary event at the Pentagon instead of Ground Zero in New York. Trump called the report false and also insulted Haberman’s appearance while denying he is avoiding New York for the ceremony.Key Facts
- The New York Times reported Trump will mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11 at the Pentagon, not at Ground Zero.
- Trump called reporter Maggie Haberman a “fake reporter” and insulted her looks in response.
- He said the Pentagon event is a solemn ceremony focused on victims and families.
- Politicians have been barred from speaking at the World Trade Center site since 2012, influencing Trump’s decision.
- Vice President JD Vance is expected to attend the New York event instead.
- Trump’s travel plans, including a trip to Ireland, also factored into choosing the Pentagon event.
- Former presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama will attend the New York ceremony.
- Trump threatened lawsuits against Haberman, the New York Times, and the Pulitzer Prize organization.
- Trump has a history of targeting female reporters with comments about their appearance.
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