Seth Meyers’ Karoline Leavitt Spoof Briefing Ends With NSFW Punch Line
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The Trump White House press secretary dished on controversies in the cleverly edited parody.
“Late Night” host Seth Meyers poked more fun at Trump White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt on Tuesday, skewering her in a parody press briefing that got pretty absurd, pretty fast.
In the cleverly edited segment, Meyers lobbed questions and Leavitt responded with real past quotes.
Meyers pressed Leavitt on who was really responsible for the war group chat scandal (Hillary Clinton, per Leavitt’s spoof answer) and why President Donald Trump has slapped tariffs on uninhabited islands occupied by penguins (because of, well, Democrats).
The bit took a NSFW turn at the end when Meyers asked, “When you watch porn, what’s your favorite search term?”
Leavitt’s deadpan, pre-recorded reply: “Free loading on the backs of American taxpayers.”
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