A tense exchange unfolded in the Oval Office as a reporter was abruptly told to "be quiet" by the president while fielding questions. The confrontation arose when the journalist appeared to ask about proposed modifications to East Potomac Park, including plans for a new golf course. The interruption came during a session where the president was taking questions from the media. The moment highlighted the strained relationship between the administration and the press.
President Trump snapped at a reporter in the Oval Office on Tuesday, telling him to be “quiet.” As the president took questions from journalists in the Oval Office earlier Tuesday, one reporter appeared to begin asking about changes to East Potomac Park that include a new golf course. “On the golf course, sir, you own...
