"Stupid, evil, idiot," Trump severely insults NBC reporter who asked him about the gift plane from Qatar

US President Donald Trump lost his temper when asked about the gift plane from Qatar, which will be used as "Air Force 1".

Donald Trump's anger was provoked by NBC journalist Peter Alexander's question about the luxury jet that Qatar donated to the United States, with the US president calling him "stupid" and "idiot".

" Why are you talking about this? What are you asking me? I know, we're going to have to get you out. What does this have to do with Qatar? " Trump shot back, after the question was asked during his conversation with the South African president.

"They're giving the U.S. Air Force a plane. Okay? And that's a great thing. We discuss a lot of other things here. Is NBC trying to change the agenda of the topic you just saw?" Trump said, his irritation evident on his face.

The President then continued his attack on the journalist, telling him: "You are truly a terrible person."

"First of all, you don't have what it takes to be a journalist. You're not even smart. You need to go back to the NBC studio because those who run the media need to be investigated. They are so terrible in the way they run the network," the US president continued his personal attack on the journalist.

Trump then stopped the reporter from asking another question, calling it a "disgrace."

However, Trump's irritation lasted for several minutes, as in a later question about his accusations of genocide against whites in South Africa, he said: " If it weren't fake news, like on NBC, which is fake news... If it weren't fake news like this idiot we have here ," pointing at journalist Peter Alexander.

" Only white farmers are being killed and he's asking about a plane that was given to us. You should be ashamed of yourself. You're so bad, you're such a bad journalist. Why did they give us a plane for the United States Air Force? That's what this idiot says after he saw something where thousands of people... ", Trump concluded his attack on the NBC journalist. (A2 Televizion)