Caroline Levitt Another big project the former press secretary may have after leaving the White House is reportedly shopping a book proposal with publishers. Sources said the book may share behind-the-scenes details of his tenure. President Donald TrumpAdministration of.
page six The report said details of the proposal would remain private, but sources said the book would cover Leavitt’s tenure as White House press secretary. Levitt left the role in August to spend more time with her husband Nicholas Riccio and their children. He later became a member of MAGA Inc., a pro-Trump political action committee. She returned to her previous job with. The White House has not yet announced his replacement.
Leavitt has already shared a few stories about her time in the White House press corps. During Sean Hannity’s podcast, he said that he apologized privately after some reporters asked him questions he thought his boss wanted him to ask. “They know it’s an inappropriate question,” Leavitt said, adding that editors and executives can influence reporters’ jobs. His comments increase interest in what a future book might reveal.
He also shared details of a private lunch with Trump and former British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Leavitt said Trump criticized Starmer’s policies during the meeting and told her, “Your policies here are so stupid, you need to close your borders.” He recalled looking at Stephen Miller when Trump said, “Oh boy, here we go.” His comments were criticized by Newsmax host Greg Kelly, who called discussion of the private meetings a “breach of trust.”
Trump had already publicly criticized Starmer in June over immigration and energy. He said Starmer had “failed miserably” and suggested he could lose his job. Page Six also noted that Leavitt’s departure came as tensions grew around the White House press pool. Trump later attempted to restrict access for CNN, MS Now, and Politico, while reports said some believed these moves would not have happened under Levitt.