Carolyn Levitt
Carolyn Levitt is a spokesperson for the White House, known for her role in communicating the administration's policies and positions to the public and media, particularly regarding significant issues such as the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
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Montenegro:
Carolyn Levitt accused Democrats of redacting the name of a victim in emails related to Epstein.
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Ukraine:
White House spokesperson Carolyn Levitt announced the upcoming meeting between Trump and Xi.
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Serbia:
Spokesperson Carolyn Levitt described Maduro's regime as a 'narcoterrorist cartel' and reiterated that Maduro is not a legitimate president.
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Serbia:
Carolyn Levitt, White House press secretary, stated that Trump banned Epstein from Mar-a-Lago because he found him 'disgusting'.
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Uzbekistan:
White House Press Secretary Carolyn Levitt stated that the decision was due to events occurring in the Middle East.
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North Macedonia:
White House spokesperson Carolyn Levitt announced that the White House was not aware of Ukraine's intention to launch a major drone attack on military airfields in Russia.
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Georgia:
Carolyn Levitt commented on Donald Trump's readiness to meet with Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Serbia:
Carolyn Levitt stated that President Trump wants to negotiate for peace.
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Russia:
White House Press Secretary Carolyn Levitt announced that Trump is increasingly disappointed with both Putin and Zelensky.
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Ukraine:
Carolyn Levitt denied the information from NPR regarding the search for a new Secretary of Defense.
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