Karoline Leavitt and the White House are Gaslighting You. Here's the Truth.

The White House Press Secretary just wrapped up her press conference, and let’s be clear—the White House is gaslighting you. Here’s the truth: A federal judge should not be impeached merely because a President disagrees with his rulings.

I’ve broken down the key moments from the press briefing so you can see exactly what was said—and what’s really happening. As you watch, keep in mind that Karoline Leavitt’s statements do not align with reality.

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First up, Leavitt claimed that Judge Boasberg is a Democrat activist appointed by Barack Obama. A reporter corrects her, stating that the judge was originally appointed by George W. Bush and later elevated by Obama. The truth is, President Bush appointed Judge Boasberg in 2002. Then, Obama elevated Boasberg and he was confirmed by a 96-0 vote, with every Republican Senator voting for him.

Leavitt then argues that there is a coordinated effort by the far left to select judges who act as partisan activists to obstruct the president's agenda and undermine the will of the American public.

Then, Leavitt argued that the Supreme Court must intervene to control activist judges, claiming that partisan activism is weakening the judicial branch. Just yesterday, Chief Justice Roberts did intervene and make a public statement: “For more than two centuries, it has been established that impeachment is not an appropriate response to disagreement concerning a judicial decision. The normal appellate review process exists for that purpose.”

Leavitt was then asked questions concerning the administration's transparency regarding Trump's rendition flights to El Salvador, asking why the White House can release images and videos of the detainees for political purposes but not disclose their identities and names.

Then, a reporter asked Leavitt if the president personally ordered the planes to stay in the air after a judge's order to turn them back. Leavitt responded that all planes in question had already taken off before the judge's order was officially submitted in court.

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See you this evening.

Aaron