Karoline Leavitt says it's Trump's nature to "move on from people"
Karoline Leavitt appeared on HBO's Real Time With Bill Maher on Friday evening to discuss topics such as Maher's enjoyment of White House cuisine, the abrupt fall of Leavitt's successor, and the mercurial nature of her former boss.
Former White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is currently enjoying her post-Trump Administration career as a Fox News commentator, a role that contrasts with the typical trajectory of former Fox contributors who join the Trump administration. This transition, however, is par for the course in the media industry, where high-profile positions are essential.
Leavitt recently appeared on HBO’s Real Time With Bill Maher to discuss various topics, including Maher’s fondness for White House food, the abrupt departure of her successor, Katie Zacharia, and her former boss, Donald Trump’s unpredictable behavior. Maher’s gentle probing ("You're the youngest one to do this job—so what are you gonna do now?") seemed to reflect the typical Trumpian mindset, suggesting that America could use a White House revamp, referencing his plans for the White House grounds.
Leavitt acknowledged the intense pressure of the position, praising Zacharia for her courage and expressing her well-wishes for her. She also pointed out that Trump’s tendency to move on from people, as seen in his hit show The Apprentice, is characteristic of his nature. As for her future political plans, Leavitt mentioned her ongoing connection with the Trump administration and her involvement in MAGA Inc. as the midterm elections approach.
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