The president bashed ABC News chief White House correspondent Mary Bruce for asking why he doesn't release the Epstein files himself.

The president went on the defensive Tuesday after ABC News’ Chief White House Correspondent Mary Bruce quizzed him, berating her as a “terrible person and a terrible reporter” and called for her network to lose its license. It comes days after he told another female reporter to be “quiet, piggy,” during an exchange on Air Force One.

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that broadcasting licenses used by affiliates of Walt Disney's ABC should be "taken away" after he disagreed with a question posed by a reporter for the network.

President Trump told a Bloomberg reporter "quiet piggy" on a recent Air Force One trip. He also lashed out at ABC News' Mary Bruce in the Oval Office.

President Trump once again lashed out at news outlets this week, repeating his call for ABC News to lose its license. That gave Jimmy Kimmel a chuckle though, as the ABC host reminded Trump of what happened the last time his FCC chair pressured the network to do something.

During a tense exchange in the Oval Office, President Donald Trump slammed ABC News' Mary Bruce for pressing Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Jamal Khashoggi's murder.

ABC News' chief White House correspondent was among reporters let into the Oval Office to question the president and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. She asked Trump whether it was appropriate for his family to be doing business in Saudi Arabia while he was president.

President ‌Donald Trump said on ‌Tuesday that broadcasting licenses used by affiliates of Walt Disney'⁠s ‌ABC should be "taken away"‍ after he disagreed with a question posed ​by a reporter ‌for the network in the Oval Office.

Donald Trump sued ABC News and George Stephanopoulos for defamation on Monday over the anchor’s interview with Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) earlier this month, where he questioned how Mace could support a presidential candidate found liable for sexual abuse.

Donald Trump's niece continues to be an outspoken critic of her uncle. Mary Trump branded the president "despicable" following his outburst in which he told a female reporter "quiet, piggy!" for asking about the Jeffrey Epstein files.