However, the CNN journalist said that some people have noticed the president reacts differently when female journalists ask him questions

For the second time in recent weeks, President Trump has lashed out at a Black woman journalist questioning his expensive building projects.

Donald Trump is facing heat over his ’piggy’ comment directed at a Bloomberg journalist. Here’s a look at his poor history of insulting female journalists over the years.

President Donald Trump said that it "doesn't work out well" for congressmembers who vote against the president.

President Trump has lashed out at several female reporters who have asked him questions or written critically of him in recent weeks, calling them "ugly," "stupid," and "piggy."

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A Salon columnist has highlighted what she describes as a pattern of FBI investigations targeting female journalists who have published critical stories about FBI Director Kash Patel. According to the report, three women journalists—Hannah Natanson of The Washington Post, Elizabeth Williamson of The New York Times, and Sarah Fitzpatrick of The Atlantic—have faced actions including a pre-dawn home raid, potential stalking charge probes, and criminal leak investigations. These actions relate to their reporting on federal workforce reductions, Patel's alleged use of FBI resources for personal matters, and claims about his management style and personal conduct. In contrast, male journalists from outlets like The Wall Street Journal have published similar critical pieces without reported federal retaliation. The columnist argues this selective enforcement constitutes gender-based intimidation aimed at creating a chilling effect on accountability journalism. No prosecutions of journalists have occurred so far. The article notes Patel's pre-appointment statements about targeting media and frames his leadership as damaging to FBI morale. The piece is presented as opinion analysis from a left-leaning outlet critical of the current Trump administration and its appointees. Critics of such claims often point to legitimate law enforcement needs when leaks or potential crimes are involved, regardless of the reporter's gender.