Trump becomes first US president to drop the F-bomb on live TV

Donald Trump made history on Tuesday, June 24 as the first U.S. president to intentionally use the F-word on live television, telling reporters that Israel and Iran have been fighting so long and so hard that they don’t know what the f*** theyre doing. His remarks came in response to reports that Iran violated a newly announced ceasefire agreement just hours after it was brokered.While Trump is the first to publicly drop the F-bomb during a live press event, he’s far from the first American president to use profanity and has a well-documented history of controversial language. I just seen this Trump dropping the F Bomb on Live TV was Epic This is exactly what I voted for yall pic.twitter.com/KwoutLLOjn Jess Americaz Chican (@Jess3CAgrl4Life) June 24, 2025Trump joins a long line of presidents caught cursing including his immediate predecessor.In January 2022, President Joe Biden was caught on a hot mic calling Fox News reporter Peter Doocy a stupid son of a b**** after the journalist asked whether inflation could become a political liability. Doocy later said Biden called to apologize.And as vice president in 2010, Biden whispered into President Obamas ear during the Affordable Care Act signing ceremony: This is a big f***ing deal.President Barack Obama himself was heard calling Kanye West a jacka** in 2009 after the rapper infamously interrupted Taylor Swift at the MTV Video Music Awards. Obama also called Mitt Romney a bulls***er in a 2012 Rolling Stone interview.I probably curse more than I should, Obama later admitted, especially after I became president.Though unfiltered language might seem like a modern trend, presidential cursing goes back generations. According to historians, even Abraham Lincoln was known to use salty language in private. The post Trump becomes first US president to drop the F-bomb on live TV appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.