"You are making a statement, not asking a question," Trump told a reporter during a meet with Imran Khan
Donald Trump's dislike for journalists is well-known and this was quite evident when he encountered a bunch of aggressive Pakistani reporters who pressed him on Kashmir, forcing the US President to ask Prime Minister Imran Khan, "Where do you find reporters like these?"
President Trump met Imran Khan on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly on Monday and the two leaders discussed bilateral ties, the Kashmir issue and the faltering Afghan peace process.
During the joint press interaction, the Pakistani media, angered by India's scrapping of the special status of Jammu and Kashmir, posed a volley of questions to President Trump on the situation in the Valley.
When a Pakistani journalist asked President Trump about the situation in Kashmir, the president mocked him by asking him whether he was a member of Mr Khan's team.
"Are you from his (Imran Khan) team? You are making a statement, not asking a question," the US President said, snubbing him.
The Pakistani journalist again pressed Trump about the alleged human rights violations in Kashmir to which President Trump turned towards Mr Khan and asked him, "Where do you find reporters like these?".
While President Trump took a swipe at the Pakistani journalist, a squirming Imran Khan was seen counting his tasbih (string of beads used by Muslims while praying).
President Trump has a history of accusing media outlets of "fake news".
On September 2, he tweeted, "The good news is that we are winning. Our real opponent is not the Democrats, or the dwindling number of Republicans that lost their way and got left behind, our primary opponent is the Fake News Media. In the history of our Country, they have never been so bad!"