Leavitt Hits Biden with ‘One of the Most SAVAGE Mic Drops of Her Career’ [WATCH]

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt addressed questions Tuesday regarding Joe Biden’s planned remarks on Social Security, countering claims that the Trump administration intends to cut benefits and reaffirming President Donald Trump’s position on preserving the program.

During the daily press briefing, Leavitt was asked to respond to Biden’s scheduled speech later that evening, where he was expected to accuse the Trump administration of undermining Social Security through service cuts, longer wait times, and accessibility issues for seniors and disabled Americans.

Leavitt responded with a direct statement: “I understand the topic of his speech will be Social Security. Let me make it clear ahead of former President Biden’s remarks: the president—this president, President Trump—is absolutely certain about protecting Social Security benefits for law-abiding, taxpaying American citizens and seniors who have paid into the program.”

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She continued, “He will always protect that program. He campaigned on it, he protected it in his first term, and he’s back again to continue protecting it.”

Leavitt also made a pointed remark referencing Biden’s public schedule.

“My first reaction when seeing former President Biden was speaking tonight was—I’m shocked he is speaking at nighttime,” she said. “I thought his bedtime was much earlier than his speech tonight.”

As a grand finale, Karoline Leavitt delivered one of the most SAVAGE mic drops of her career.

A reporter asked her to respond to Joe Biden’s upcoming speech, where the former president is expected to accuse Trump of slashing Social Security—citing office closures, long wait… pic.twitter.com/vPlsk4aGrk

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The press secretary’s comments came in response to questions about criticism from Democrat lawmakers and media outlets alleging that the Trump administration is pursuing or planning cuts to Social Security.

The claims have centered on administrative changes at the Social Security Administration, including office closures and longer processing times for benefits.

The Biden campaign has pointed to these developments as evidence of reduced access and support for Social Security beneficiaries under Trump’s leadership.

However, Leavitt rejected that characterization, emphasizing that President Trump remains committed to protecting Social Security for current and future beneficiaries.

The exchange occurred hours ahead of Biden’s scheduled appearance where he was expected to outline his party’s position on preserving Social Security and attempt to contrast it with the Trump administration’s record.

Press questions during the briefing largely focused on anticipated claims from Biden’s speech and whether the White House would respond in real time.

Leavitt stated that the administration was aware of the talking points expected in Biden’s remarks but maintained that the facts do not support accusations that President Trump has weakened Social Security protections.

Leavitt’s appearance on Tuesday continues a pattern of direct responses to questions about President Trump’s policy agenda and his contrast with the Biden-Harris administration.

In recent weeks, the White House has consistently pushed back on narratives from the Biden campaign, especially those relating to entitlement programs and senior benefits.

The Trump administration has reiterated its position that it intends to protect earned benefits such as Social Security and Medicare for American citizens while seeking to reduce fraud and streamline administrative processes.

As of Tuesday afternoon, the White House had not released additional formal statements regarding Biden’s planned remarks.

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