During his trip to London, President Trump might pick up on the English expression “stiff upper lip.”

The concept has to do with concealing personal emotional pain rather than publicly sharing it.

Such would have been the better response to his apparent hurt feelings over the hate that he senses coming from ABC News reporter Jonathan Karl.

During an impromptu news conference at the White House, the President was asked a perfectly appropriate journalistic question by Mr. Karl. He responded with a personal attack of pique and the suggestion that Mr. Karl be investigated for said hate.

Mr. Karl asked Trump, in essence, does the administration plan to prosecute hate speech as if it is a crime, as implied by Attorney General Pam Bondi on Monday when she said her department would go after pe

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