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The White House Press Secretary, Karoline Leavitt, offered words of wisdom to young women throughout the country from the stage in the Conservative Political Action Conference On Friday night, urging them to “stay strong, tell the truth” and believe in themselves.
Leavitt He sat for a conversation by the fire organized by the former White House Director, Mercedes Schlapp, who served during the first Trump administration.
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Schlapp said that young women from all over the country admire Leavitt, who is the youngest press secretary of the White House in the history of the United States and that they are inspired by it.
The White House Secretary, Karoline Leavitt, speaks during a press conference at the White House, on Friday, January 31, 2025, in Washington. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
Schlapp asked Leavitt what his message is for young women.
“Stay strong, tell the truth and do not let anyone tell you that you cannot achieve your dream, or you cannot reach the next step. You only believe in yourself,” Leavitt said.
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“Because there will be many people who do not believe in you, who doubt you, who speak badly of you,” Leavitt said.
“Fuck them,” he said, causing laughter and applause from the CPAC audience. “It doesn’t matter. It doesn’t matter.”
Leavitt, 27, served in the first Trump administration as a White House press assistant. He then worked for the representative Elise Stefanik, and then launched his own campaign for the first district of the New Hampshire Congress in 2022. Leavitt served as National Press Secretary for the Trump 2024 campaign.
But Leavitt also praised the “incredible” women who worked in Trump’s second administration.
Archive – President Donald Trump talks to journalists aboard Air Force One on the Miami road to the Andrews Joint Base, Maryland, January 27, 2025, as listening to the White House Secretary, Karoline Leavitt. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein, Archive)
“Look at the White House and look at the exceptional cabinet that President Trump has gathered,” Leavitt said. “While we do not care about identity policy … The president has appointed Susie Wiles, our first chief of cabinet in the history of the United States; Brooke Rollins that is directed as our Secretary of Agriculture, looks at the entire Cabinet There are incredible women: Linda McMahon, leading the Department of Education, the list continues and continues. ”
“The White House is full of working women,” he continued. “In fact, I was climbing the staircase in the west wing today and I saw two of my female colleagues, which are pregnant having babies this year and are working and are saving the United States because President Trump believes in the best people for The work: the brightest people for work. ”
Leavitt is also a new seven -month -old baby mother.
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“It’s the best,” Leavitt said about being a mother.
When asked why he is doing what he is doing, Leavitt replied: “For him and for all other children in this country.”
“We have a country to save,” Leavitt said. “I want my son to grow in a free and patriotic America from which we can be proud.”
