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Karoline Leavitt says Trump taught her a lot and shares why she left White House

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Karoline Leavitt says Trump taught her a lot and shares why she left White House

Former White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt shared her playbook for handling bad press lessons she learned from President Donald Trump. “He’d be like, ‘Honey, I’ve been spinning up the press longer than you’ve been alive,” Leavit…

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