Unveiling the New Face of White House Press Briefings

Karoline Leavitt, the youngest White House press secretary, made her confident debut by asserting Trump's role as the main messenger. She highlighted Trump's openness to media, contrasting with Biden, and criticized mainstream media for bias while promising more access for conservative outlets.

Karoline Leavitt, succeeding as the new White House press secretary, launched her inaugural briefing on Tuesday, declaring President Donald Trump as the administration's principal spokesperson.

Leavitt emphasized the contrast between Trump and former President Biden in media engagement ways, with Trump displaying a robust presence since taking office on January 20.

The briefing room discussions included topics such as foreign affairs and TikTok, where Leavitt accused mainstream media of bias, pledging more access for conservative voices.