00:00At just 28 years old, Caroline Levitt became one of the most recognizable faces of the
00:04Trump administration, and now that her departure was announced, the race is on to become the
00:08next White House press secretary. Loved by many MAGCA supporters and praised by Trump
00:11as one of his most trusted aides, she has also been widely criticized by opponents who accuse
00:15her of spreading misinformation and limiting press access.
00:18So who is most likely to replace her? First, Alina Haber. Trump's former personal lawyer
00:23and one of his fiercest public defenders, her loyalty to the president has made her
00:26an early frontrunner. Then there's Scott Jennings, a conservative commentator knowing
00:30for regularly clashing with Democrats on air, he also has experience in Republican politics
00:34and government communications. Matthew Boyle of Breitbart is another name being floated.
00:39He's a well-connected conservative journalist with close ties to Trump's political circle.
00:43However, some of the strongest candidates may come from inside the White House itself.
00:47Katie Miller, wife of prominent Trump adviser Stephen Miller, is a veteran Trump communications
00:51operative who has worked across multiple Republican administrations.
00:55She recently served in a senior communications role at Doge.
00:58Anna Kelly, meanwhile, is already part of the White House communications team as deputy
01:02press secretary. She would be the logical candidate for continuity. Whoever gets the
01:06job will become one of the administration's most visible public messengers as Trump heads
01:10towards the midterms in the fall.
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