🚨BREAKING: Press Secretary Just Went FULL SCORCHED EARTH & The Room Couldn't Believe What S

Wed, 25 Jun 2025 02:07:56 +0000

In this explosive White House press briefing captured exclusively by Next News Network's strategically positioned camera, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt delivered a scorched earth takedown of activist judges attempting to derail President Trump's agenda. From our unique vantage point in the briefing room, we captured the raw, unfiltered truth from an angle mainstream media won't show you.

Leavitt opened with bombshell revelations about judicial overreach, exposing how three judges from the U.S. Court of International Trade "brazenly abused their judicial power" to block Trump's tariffs designed to protect American workers. The Press Secretary didn't hold back, declaring these judges are "threatening to undermine the credibility of the United States on the world stage" while attempting to usurp presidential authority over foreign affairs and trade negotiations.

The shocking statistics Leavitt revealed left the room stunned. Trump has faced more nationwide injunctions in his first month than Joe Biden faced in three years. Over half of all injunctions issued since 1963 have targeted Trump administrations. The Press Secretary methodically listed the insane court blocks: judges ordering the return of deported terrorist aliens, blocking the elimination of transgender surgeries for children, preventing the removal of biological males from women's prisons, and even ruling Trump can't fire executive branch employees without Congressional approval.

Our camera caught every moment as Leavitt exposed what White House advisor Stephen Miller calls "judicial tyranny" and what others are calling a "judicial coup." Courts have blocked Trump from defunding the Department of Education, eliminating illegal DEI programs, implementing categorical funding freezes, and even ordered the administration to make $2 billion in payments within 36 hours. The pattern is undeniable—activist judges are systematically attempting to prevent the elected president from implementing the mandate given by the American people.

The trade war escalated dramatically when Leavitt confirmed Trump's tariffs on Liberation Day were blocked despite being "legally sound and grounded in common sense." She revealed Trump believes America cannot function if we're dependent on foreign adversaries for critical supply chains and manufacturing capacity. The administration has already filed emergency appeals and expects to take this fight all the way to the Supreme Court, with Leavitt declaring confidently, "We will win on the merits."

Leavitt demolished false claims about Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill, exposing how the Congressional Budget Office uses "shoddy assumptions" and has been "historically terrible at forecasting." She revealed the CBO's anemic 1.8% growth projection is "absurd" compared to the Council of Economic Advisers' realistic 3% projection, which would generate $4.1 trillion in additional revenue. The bill includes the largest border security investment ever, endorsed by the National Fraternal Order of Police and National Border Patrol Council.

Our exclusive angle captured Leavitt's fierce exchange with reporters about continuing trade negotiations. Despite court interference, countries worldwide are still negotiating with Trump, having "faith in the negotiator-in-chief." She confirmed Trump has other tariff authorities like Section 232 he can deploy, ensuring America's interests will be protected regardless of judicial obstruction.

The briefing reached peak intensity when Leavitt addressed former First Lady Jill Biden's role in the Biden cover-up, declaring she "should certainly speak up about what she saw" and calling her "complicit" in hiding Joe Biden's decline. Leavitt didn't mince words: "She still thinks the American public are so stupid that they're going to believe her lies and frankly it's insulting."

From Next News Network's strategic position, we witnessed Leavitt's mastery as she handled hostile questions about everything from the Gaza humanitarian aid (revealing Biden's failed $230 million pier that injured 60 service members) to Elon Musk's departure from DOGE (confirming the mission continues with full cabinet support). She exposed how Biden rejected Trump's successful Gaza aid plan and defended Kennedy's transformative MAHA report despite media attacks.

The briefing concluded with Leavitt's powerful declaration about the trade deficit crisis: "No court did anything about hundreds of thousands of people being put out of work, about thousands of factories being closed down, about our deficit going to dangerous levels. But now a court is trying to stop a president from trying to correct those wrongs." This administration will continue fighting for the America First trade policy that voters demanded, and as Leavitt promised, "We will win this battle in court."