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11:54:56Now PlayingWhite House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt unleashed one of her most combative press briefings to date, forcefully defending President Donald Trump after his explosive Truth Social post saying Democrats who urge U.S. troops to refuse orders should be “punishable by death.” In a tense, rapid-fire exchange with reporters, Leavitt dismissed concerns about authoritarian rhetoric and instead accused Democrats of “inciting chaos” and “undermining the Commander-in-Chief.” The briefing escalated further as she shut down questions on Trump’s alleged use of AI, branded New York’s mayor a “communist,” blasted South Africa’s president for “running his mouth” over the G20, and scolded reporters for criticising Trump’s Russia–Ukraine peace plan without “reading the full document.” The press secretary also insisted that Trump’s diplomatic track record — especially in the Middle East — proves peace is achievable between Russia and Ukraine, while emphasising that Trump is unafraid to confront allies like French President Emmanuel Macron when necessary. Watch.
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