'Are you a 'sick person'?': Trump rages at Oval Office reporter who questioned his $25m fraud tip-off scheme
Andrew Feinberg, a White House correspondent, was told to be 'quiet' as he tried to ask about Donald Trump's golf courses. He had already asked why anyone would use the new scheme when an older law offers far bigger rewards. Vice President JD Vance then branded him an 'imbecile' online. Feinberg hit back: 'I had an annual physical earlier this month, and I can report I'm in perfect health.'
Trump also warned him: 'I don't know who the hell you are, but you better be careful.'
The White House rapid response account called Feinberg a 'Mongoloid Moron', a disability slur.
Feinberg told Vance: 'If you're going to insult me at least have the guts to tag my account.'
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