Overview
- Asked whether he would accept language like "quiet, piggy," Keir Starmer replied that he would not and said he would call it out.
- The exchange came as Starmer promoted the government’s violence against women and girls strategy during a televised interview with Myleene Klass.
- In November on Air Force One, President Trump told Bloomberg’s Catherine Lucey "Quiet, piggy" after she pressed him about Jeffrey Epstein.
- The White House defended the president’s behavior, with press secretary Karoline Leavitt saying he calls out what he views as false reporting.
- The reporter’s question referenced emails naming Trump in a 22,000‑document trove on Epstein released by Congress last week, according to UK coverage.