US President Donald Trump has recently praised his press secretary Caroline Levit at the White House during an interview. Trump has also mentioned his face and his lips while praising Caroline. Since then, there has been a dispute over this matter and even this praise done by Trump is becoming fiercely viral on social media platforms.
What did Trump say about Caroline Levit in the interview,
President Trump said about Caroline Levit in the interview, “This is his face, his brain and his lips, the way he moves, it seems that a machine gun is going on.” He said, “She is a star. Actually, he is a great person. But I don’t think anyone has ever been such a good press secretary as Caroline is. She has done a great job.”
🚨🇺🇸 Trump on Karoline Leavitt: It’s the way she moves that lips … She’s a star
“She’s become a star.
It’s that face, it’s that brain, it’s thats lips, the way they move … Like She’s a Machine Gun.
She’s a star, and she’s great.
I don’t think anybody has ever had a… https://t.co/Q4ZMUQLHOD pic.twitter.com/fzfeauj7ib
– Mario Nawfal (@Marionawfal) August 2, 2025
Video viral on social media, controversy erupted
However, the video of President Trump’s praise for his press secretary Caroline Levit at the White House became fierce on social media. This statement of Trump has led to controversy on social media. Even many social media users are comparing them to former US President Bill Clinton.
On the social media platform X, a user commented, “This comments like Monica Lewinsky. This comment indicates from the 1990s scandal, which included the then US President Bill Clinton and White’s intern Monica Lewinsky.
At the same time, another user said, “Trump has used the same line to woo minor girls many times in his beauty pageants, in the spa of the Mar-e-Lago Club, on the Jeffrey Epstein’s jet and at many places.” While the third user said, “He is a scary old man. He himself does not understand what he has just said.”
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