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Catherine Lucey

Catherine Lucey

Journalist

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Sep 30, 2026

Chad ColchinHOST
18:29
Rachel Scott, he called her nasty and horrible.
Chad ColchinHOST
18:32
Catherine Lucy, this was the infamous, this is 2025 now, said quiet piggy when she was asking about Jeffrey Epstein, Mary Bruce.
Chad ColchinHOST
18:40
He called her a terrible reporter and said she was horrible and insubordinate.
Chad ColchinHOST
18:45
Katie Rogers in November of 2025 said she's ugly inside and out.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:05
that he just has such respect really caroline levitt wants us to believe that trump has such great respect for women OK, well, I thought I'd take the time to round up just a few examples of some of the things that Trump has said to female reporters during his second term.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:21
First, there was the infamous time that he shouted quiet piggy at Bloomberg's Catherine Lucy while in Air Force One.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:27
He has repeatedly attacked CNN's Caitlin Collins, including telling her to smile more.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:32
He called ABC's Rachel Scott a horror show.
Anderson CooperHOST
4:02
President Trump saying he dislikes dishonesty.
Anderson CooperHOST
4:05
That's Catherine Lucey, by the way, of Bloomberg.
Anderson CooperHOST
4:07
You may remember him once telling her after a question about Jeffrey Epstein, and these are his words, quiet piggy.
Anderson CooperHOST
4:13
Despite that, he is still talking to her.
Jim BraudeHOST
9:41
By the way, thank you to my colleague.
Jim BraudeHOST
9:43
Catherine Lucey was the Bloomberg White House correspondent who was referred to as Piggy by the misogynistic, sorry president of the United States.
Jim BraudeHOST
9:54
And she changed
Margery EaganHOST
9:54
Maggie Haberman's first name to Maggot Haberman.
Jim BraudeHOST
9:56
By the way, thank you to my colleague.
Jim BraudeHOST
9:57
Catherine Lucey was the Bloomberg White House correspondent who was referred to as Piggy by the misogynistic, sorry president of the United States.
Jim BraudeHOST
10:08
And she changed
Margery EaganHOST
10:09
Maggie Haberman's first name to Maggot Haberman.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:18
Why would they be? You know, we're doing so well, and they'll take the most positive story and make it as negative as possible.
Amy GoodmanHOST
22:25
That was Bloomberg correspondent Catherine Lucey, who asked Trump about his intentions to ban more media outlets, and before that, NBC News correspondent Kelly O'Donnell questioning President Trump.
Amy GoodmanHOST
22:36
Well, for more, we're joined by Katie Fallow, deputy litigation director at the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University, where she focuses on threats to free speech and a free press.
Amy GoodmanHOST
22:48
Talk about what's happened, uh, the banning of CNN, MS now, and Politico.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:21
And they'll take the most positive story and make it as negative as possible.
Amy GoodmanHOST
22:25
AMY GOODMAN That was Bloomberg correspondent Catherine Lucey, who asked Trump about his intentions to ban more media outlets.
Amy GoodmanHOST
22:31
And before that, NBC News correspondent Kelly O'Donnell questioning President Trump.
Amy GoodmanHOST
22:36
Well, for more, we're joined by Katie Fallow, deputy litigation director at the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University, where she focuses on threats to free speech and a free press.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:20
And they'll take the most positive story and make it as negative as possible.
Amy GoodmanHOST
22:25
That was Bloomberg correspondent Catherine Lucey, who asked Trump about his intentions to ban more media outlets.
Amy GoodmanHOST
22:31
And before that, NBC News correspondent Kelly O'Donnell questioning President Trump.
Amy GoodmanHOST
22:36
Well, for more, we're joined by Katie Fallow, deputy litigation director at the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University, where she focuses on threats to free speech and a free press.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:20
And they'll take the most positive story and make it as negative as possible.
Amy GoodmanHOST
22:25
That was Bloomberg correspondent Catherine Lucey, who asked Trump about his intentions to ban more media outlets.
Amy GoodmanHOST
22:31
And before that, NBC News correspondent Kelly O'Donnell questioning President Trump.
Amy GoodmanHOST
22:36
Well, for more, we're joined by Katie Fallow, deputy litigation director at the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University, where she focuses on threats to free speech and a free press.
John IadarolaHOST
7:40
He always does.
John IadarolaHOST
7:41
In fact, he had an interaction, Cenk, with, uh, Catherine Lucey.
John IadarolaHOST
7:44
So she said, "Are you trying to intimidate the press?" And he said, "No, no, no.
John IadarolaHOST
7:47
I dislike dishonest press like you.
John IadarolaHOST
7:49
I think you're terrible." Uh, Catherine Lucey's a Bloomberg reporter that he called piggy on a plane once.
John IadarolaHOST
7:55
And so he would have us believe he called her piggy to defend the Constitution su- uh, as well, I'm sure.
John IadarolaHOST
8:00
So anyway, I have a lot more on this, including reactions from the press, but what do you make of it?

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