US women’s ice hockey captain responds to ‘distasteful’ Trump remark
Hilary Knight, captain of the US women's Olympic ice hockey team, publicly responded to a remark made by President Donald Trump after the US men's team won gold at the Milan-Cortina Games. Trump, during a congratulatory call with the men's team, joked about inviting the women's team to his State of the Union address to avoid impeachment.

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AI-generatedHilary Knight, captain of the US women's Olympic ice hockey team, publicly responded to a remark made by President Donald Trump after the US men's team won gold at the Milan-Cortina Games. Trump, during a congratulatory call with the men's team, joked about inviting the women's team to his State of the Union address to avoid impeachment. The women's team subsequently declined the invitation to the speech on Tuesday night. Knight described Trump's comment as a "distasteful joke" that detracted from the accomplishments of female athletes at the Olympics. While some criticized the men's team for laughing at the comment, Knight emphasized the mutual support and respect between the men's and women's national teams.
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5 extractedKnight said the men's and women's national teams were very supportive of each other.
Trump said he would have to invite the women's team or risk being 'impeached'.
The US women's ice hockey team declined an invitation from Trump to attend the State of the Union address.
Trump invited the US men's ice hockey team to his State of the Union address.
Hilary Knight said Trump's joke was distasteful and overshadowed the success of US women athletes.