White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt blasted what she called “lawless judges” trying to block President Trump’s agenda, vowing to fight back against “radical activists in black robes.” Leavitt accused left-wing courts of overstepping their authority to protect the swamp instead of the American people. She promised the administration would use “every tool” to defend constitutional freedoms from judicial overreach.
Leavitt turned her fire on Jill Biden, claiming the former First Lady helped orchestrate a health scandal cover-up during her husband’s presidency. “The Biden family put politics above your family’s safety,” Leavitt declared, alleging medical data was hidden to protect Joe Biden’s failed reelection bid. She called for congressional investigations into what she described as corruption harming everyday Americans.
The fiery press secretary dismissed critics who called her claims baseless, arguing the mainstream media protects Democrat elites. “They don’t want you hearing the truth about their lies,” Leavitt said, praising pro-Trump outlets for “exposing the real stories.” She announced new White House policies to limit access for “biased reporters” while expanding conservative media partnerships.
At 27, Leavitt remains the youngest press secretary in history—a fact critics use to attack her credibility. Supporters counter that her energy and loyalty to Trump’s America First vision make her the perfect voice for the administration. She’s become known for combative briefings where she mocks journalists’ questions as “dumb” or “fake.”
Leavitt’s personal life drew scrutiny when Fox News joked about her marriage to a man 33 years older. She shrugged it off, saying the left “hates strong women who love their husbands.” Allies praised her for ignoring “silly gossip” and staying focused on defending Trump’s border crackdown and economic policies.
The press secretary ended her remarks with a direct appeal to working families: “While coastal elites whine about pronouns, we’re fighting to put food on your table and criminals behind bars.” She vowed the administration would keep appointing judges who respect the Constitution rather than “woke nonsense.”
Leavitt’s combative style has made her a star with Trump’s base but drawn fierce resistance from Democrats. She recently tweeted that “patriotic Americans see through the lies” of opponents trying to stop Trump’s agenda. Polls show 68% of Republicans trust Leavitt more than major news networks.
As legal battles heat up, Leavitt promised the White House would “never surrender to the radical left.” She urged supporters to stay united against what she called an “unholy alliance” of judges, media, and Democrats trying to destroy Trump’s movement. “The silent majority won’t be silent anymore,” she declared.
