Karoline Leavitt reveals what President Trump said to her about being ‘too young’ for the job

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt recently responded to criticism about her age and her handling of a contentious press conference.

In a social media video, the 27-year-old appointee of former President Donald Trump shared details of her selection, pushing back against claims she’s “too young” for the role.

Leavitt recounted Trump’s words to her: “You’re not [too young]. When I was 21, I was building buildings in Manhattan, and I believe you can have this job.” She framed his confidence as part of a broader vision for America’s youth.

“The president believes in the young people of this country, the future generations, and the next generation of leaders. He wants to leave the country better off for us and for our children and grandchildren,” she said.

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