Karoline Leavitt’s White House Briefing Takes Brutally Honest Turn In Seth Meyers’ Spoof
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The press secretary was astonishingly candid about her boss in the cleverly-edited “Late Night” bit.
Trump White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt was the latest subject of a “Late Night with Seth Meyers” spoof briefing on Tuesday.
Clever editing from the comedian’s team appeared to show him grilling Leavitt, using footage from her first actual briefing last week.
Leavitt gave some refreshingly honest answers.
When Meyers asked who’d “be more qualified to run” the Department of Health and Human Services than Robert F. Kennedy Jr., she replied: “Anybody in this country, whether you are a TikTok content creator, a blogger, a podcaster.”
After Meyers requested President Donald Trump’s “least favorite place to operate,” she said it was “within the confines of the law.“
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"People are wondering why Trump would start a war with our closest allies," the comic said.
The "Late Night" comedian burned the Democratic Party's response to the president.
The "Late Show" host said the president's supporters are only now realizing what one key part of his agenda really entails.
The "Daily Show" host put Trump officials on blast for their relentless attacks on DEI programs.
"I've had to apologize for that quite a lot," the actor said.
The former CNN host's response comes after the rapper accused him of falsely reporting that he and his wife, Bianca Censori, were kicked out of the event.
Monáe didn’t hold back when she called out Nelly's decision to perform for Trump, delivering a fiery critique that highlighted deeper cultural divides.
The former co-host on "The View" didn’t hold back after the couple's provocative Grammys appearance.
After performing "Beautiful Things" at Sunday's ceremony, the pop singer was seen adjusting the front of his jumpsuit before exiting the stage.
“Never get into a rap battle with Kendrick Lamar,” John Lennon's son said while accepting the Best Rock Performance award for “Now and Then.”
Rumors swirled online that the couple were escorted off the show’s red carpet after Censori appeared fully nude under a see-through dress.
The "American Idol" alum discusses embracing his sexuality while leaving the Mormon church in an upcoming memoir, "Devout."