Trump Press Secy HUMILIATED on Fox News

[0:00] Caroline Levitt resurfaced from her maternity leave and not a day too soon or or not a day [0:07] too late, I guess, depending on your perspective of it. And I hope that Caroline regrets coming [0:13] out of maternity leave specifically to go to Donald Trump's state fair. Here she is just [0:20] hours ago this morning saying Americans really need to vote for this president. [0:28] Wait a second to vote for him when he's term limited and for Republicans. Here is a new look. [0:35] Caroline Levitt, she's back and whoopsies. She imploded once again. [0:41] These are radical Marxist ideas that have never worked in the history of the world. [0:46] And I think it's a choice coming up between communism and common sense. That's how the [0:51] president views it. And that's why Americans need to vote for this president and the Republican Party [0:57] and the common sense ideals that make this the greatest nation in the history of the world. [1:01] Do you think this helps the president and the Republican Party during the midterms that [1:05] they have decided in this democratic socialist civil war that this is the new democratic party? [1:11] It certainly is. And you see Democrat elected officials right here on Capitol Hill, [1:16] Hakeem Jeffries, Chuck Schumer are afraid to stand up and speak out [1:19] against these radical communists who are taking over their party. It's quite scary. But I, [1:25] you know, there is a real I don't know that I would call it a battle, [1:30] but there is a real discussion within the Democratic Party as to what the future of the party is. [1:36] There are people who say the future is the same thing that it's been in the recent past. It's Schumer and [1:44] Jeffries and people with their political views. There are others who say no, the future is democratic [1:51] socialism. And it is people like Graham Plattner and some of the folks that won the New York City [2:00] congressional primaries last week. And there is a movement that says it's not a big deal that Plattner [2:07] had a Nazi tattoo because he didn't know what it was. And it's not a big deal that one of the people who [2:14] won in New York City went on October 8th to what became a pro Hamas rally. And there are others who [2:20] go, no, that does matter. And listen, these are conversations for Democrats to have and people who [2:25] vote for Democrats to have. That's totally fine. The interest of Caroline Levitt in that is only [2:34] to attack the left no matter what, because do any of us believe that if the Democratic Party [2:43] were happy simply saying this is the Schumer Jeffries party. Do we think that then Caroline [2:50] Levitt would be going? No, it's a completely reasonable Democratic Party. They decided they [2:53] want Schumer and Jeffries. And that's cool. Of course not. Their interest in all of this is cynical [2:59] and it is meant simply to boost themselves. And then she goes and we got to go out and vote for the [3:04] people who support Donald Trump or whatever. Of course, Americans are not voting for Trump in November, [3:09] but they are voting for a lot of different Republicans. And I have been very clear about [3:13] this. If you are one of these anti Trump Republicans and I know I have some of them in the audience, [3:18] if you're an anti Trump Republican and you're thinking to yourself, well, I don't like Trump, [3:23] but I don't have a problem with my elected official. I'm going to vote for them. Go and check their voting [3:29] record and you will find unless you are in one of a handful of congressional districts, you will almost [3:35] certainly find if you look at the voting of your elected officials in the House and Senate that they [3:40] vote the way Donald Trump wants them to vote almost all the time. And so don't fall for this whole thing [3:46] of, well, I'm not voting for Trump, but I'm fine with my representative. Your representative is [3:51] enabling Donald Trump. Your representative is rubber stamping Donald Trump. OK, so let's go back to [3:56] Caroline Levitt. And she goes, no, no, no. Special Envoy Whitcoff and Jared Kushner, [4:04] they are great people. They are awesome. They are going to Doha to negotiate all of this stuff. [4:11] And by the way, even though we're holding up the ceasefire, violence will be met with violence. [4:16] That's a really that's really weird ceasefire language. What was happening with Iran? And we [4:20] know that over the weekend, the fire exchange and bombing our bases in Bahrain and Kuwait, we have [4:26] responded because they tried to and they want to attack two merchant ships over the weekend. Now, [4:32] can you give us the latest? Sure. Well, I just spoke with the [4:35] president about it. Iran has requested a meeting this week. So Special Envoy Whitcoff and Jared [4:40] Kushner will be very special envoy. I mean, he's truly special. Flying to Doha for high level meetings [4:45] this week as we continue to discuss the memorandum of understanding on the sidelines of those high [4:50] level talks will be the technical talks. So as far as we're concerned, we're holding up our end of the [4:55] ceasefire. Violence will be met with violence. As you mentioned, Brian, there were attacks on [4:59] commercial vessels that the United States of America directed by the president responded to. [5:03] And that was quite a contradiction. We are holding up our end of the ceasefire and also violence will [5:09] be met with violence. That is a very conditional ceasefire. Now, I'm not suggesting that what we need [5:14] to be doing is looking away and going, we will never defend ourselves. Of course, that's not what I'm [5:19] saying. But when you've already failed to end this thing 40 times and every time it looks like [5:23] negotiations are starting, Donald Trump goes, but we'll also destroy the country if we need to. [5:28] Why are we pouring gasoline on the fire? And of course, it's really weird that Jared Kushner keeps [5:34] playing this central diplomatic role when he supposedly is not really involved in the government. [5:41] So how is foreign policy being structured? Well, people not even in the government seem to be highly [5:46] involved in foreign policy. One more clip. Fox News found Caroline Levitt at the failed state fair. [5:55] As we were walking around the National Mall fairgrounds this weekend with the camera crew, [5:59] we ran into a very special guest. This was not set up. And this is somebody that we have not seen [6:04] in a while. So we're walking here. They've got all 50 states represented. We found somebody from [6:12] New Hampshire. Hi, guys. Caroline Levitt is back at work. I am. I am. Welcome to the great [6:19] American state fair. What a beautiful day on the National Mall. First question. How are you? How's [6:24] the baby? Amazing. She's great. She's at home right now sleeping. I have my toddler son here, [6:30] as you can see. Anyway, isn't she just a delight? So Caroline Levitt is back. She is imploding [6:37] immediately. And if you were enjoying the respite from weaponized propaganda from the mouth of Caroline [6:45] Levitt, her machine gun lips, as Trump loves to say, she's going to be back and it's going to get [6:50] very, very ugly. If you've been paying attention to recent events, you've seen how the line between [6:57] church and state is blurring, how religion can be brought into public life in ways that raise [7:04] real constitutional questions. That doesn't just affect one issue. It shapes policy shapes rights [7:11] and how power operates broadly. 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