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White House Briefing LIVE | What Went Wrong During Karoline Leavitt Press Briefing | US News
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White House Press Briefing Erupts Over Epstein Client List
In a fiery press conference, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt is confronted with a controversial and politically charged question: “Will the White House comment on the Epstein client list?”
As calls grow louder for transparency in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, Leavitt’s reaction—and refusal to elaborate—has sparked fresh debate on accountability, influence, and justice at the highest levels.
This comes amid ongoing court proceedings, renewed public interest after explosive revelations, and bipartisan pressure to unseal the full client list.
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