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During a press conference outside the White House, President Donald Trump told female reporter Akayla Gardner from MS NOW to be "quiet" after she asked him about his decision to exclude certain media outlets from the press pool. He also dismissed former President Barack Obama’s suggestion that a world run by women would likely be better as “ridiculous.” This incident highlights Trump's ongoing contentious relationship with female journalists and his broader criticism of what he deems "fake news."
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-09-27,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
On Saturday morning before boarding Air Force One in Washington D.C., President Donald Trump faced questions from reporters about his decision to ban several major news outlets including CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from covering the White House. When asked if he wanted only supportive media coverage, Trump responded dismissively, telling a female reporter from MS NOW: "Be quiet." This exchange came after a federal judge had already ruled against the administration’s ban on constitutional grounds, lifting it earlier in the week. Despite the ruling, Trump barred CNN from accompanying him to Tennessee for a college football game and instead chose LindellTV, owned by his ally Mike Lindell, to provide coverage.
Written for “Trump Tells Reporter To Be Quiet” on 2026-10-05,
grounded in this article and the 3 other(s) covering the same event.
President Donald Trump told a female reporter to be “quiet” in his latest tense exchange with the press, then separately dismissed the idea that women govern better than men as “ridiculous.”
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women → tell → men
The 80-year-old president made the remarks Saturday while speaking with reporters outside the White House before departing for a college football game in Tennessee.
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president → make → Tennessee
A female journalist asked Trump whether he wanted only outlets that “support” him included in the White House press pool after he banned CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House last week.
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he → ask → House
A federal judge blocked that decision Thursday but Trump barred CNN from Air Force One Saturday and replaced the outlet with LindellTV.
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Trump → block → LindellTV
“No, no,” Trump responded.
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Trump → respond → ?
“I want real news, not fake news like you.
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I → want → you
Listen, I want real news.
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I → listen → news
I love an open free press.
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I → love → press
What I don’t like is the fake press.”
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like → like → What
Trump went on to claim that CNN and MS NOW had low ratings.
uncertain
CNN → go → ratings
When the same reporter, MS NOW's Akayla Gardner, followed up by asking: “Do you not want tough questions?” Trump cut her off.
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Trump → follow → her
“Wait wait, quiet,” Trump said, raising his index finger.
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Trump → wait → finger
“What I don't like is fake news.
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like → like → What
And they’re fake news.
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they → ’re → ?
Trump has long had a combative relationship with the press, accusing reporters of biased and unfair coverage.
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Trump → have → coverage
He has also directed personal insults at journalists and suggesting that some should face punishment.
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some → direct → punishment
His attacks have often been aimed at female reporters.
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attacks → aim → reporters
In June, he lashed out at CNN reporter Kaitlan Collins, saying she had “hatred in her eyes” and that “I never see a smile.”
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I → lash → smile
He had earlier called Collins “stupid and nasty” after she questioned him about the White House ballroom.
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she → call → ballroom
Last November, Trump told a female Bloomberg journalist, “Quiet, piggy,” when she tried to ask about Jeffrey Epstein.
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she → tell → Epstein
The White House responded to that remark by saying Trump is “very frank and honest with everyone.”
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Trump → respond → everyone
Trump was also asked Saturday morning about comments former President Barack Obama made this week about women in government.
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Obama → ask → government
“If you put women in charge of every government for like two years and then just kind of saw alright how are things going, I have a strong belief that things would — they wouldn’t be perfect — but they’d be better,” Obama had said Monday.
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Obama → put → belief
“It's ridiculous,” Trump opined.
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Trump → opine → ?
“I love women.
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I → love → women
I think they're great.
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they → think → ?
Trump also addressed a number of other issues.
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Trump → address → issues
He said the United States would not put “brakes” on artificial intelligence development, which he again described as “super intelligence.”
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he → say → intelligence
He separately urged Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to “make a deal” to end Russia’s war in Ukraine and claimed that the U.S. has “total control” of the Strait of Hormuz.
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U.S. → urge → Hormuz
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