
KEY POINTS
- Elon Musk's Grok claims Trump said 'Peggy', not 'piggy', during the viral Air Force One clip.
- The remark initially triggered debate over gendered insults and even LGBTQ-coded language.
- The White House denies sexism, as press freedom advocates warn about hostile political language toward journalists.
The online debate over whether Donald Trump told a reporter 'quiet, piggy' or 'quiet, Peggy' during a press gaggle aboard Air Force One has now roped in Elon Musk's Grok AI, which publicly weighed in on the controversy. Grok's intervention has added a distinctly tech-driven twist to an already charged and polarising exchange.