Leavitt has become notorious for her constant outrage and inability to handle tough questions.

Her role? Defending Donald Trump, often by spinning stories that stretch the truth.

But when those lies land her in hot water, she doesn’t just stumble—she melts down spectacularly.

That’s exactly what happened recently when California Governor Gavin Newsom fired back with a lawsuit that sent Leavitt into a frenzy.

Before diving into the lawsuit and Leavitt’s dramatic reaction, let’s set the stage with the latest from Newsom’s ongoing battle with Trump over redistricting.

Newsom boldly declared, “California is moving forward as a state larger than 21 state populations combined.”

He emphasized that California’s approach to redistricting is transparent and grounded in public consent, contrasting sharply with Texas’s controversial tactics.

Newsom even mocked Trump, calling him “Donald Taco Trump,” and predicted the new congressional maps would spell the end of Trump’s presidency.

This taunt didn’t sit well with Trump, who lashed out by attacking both Newsom and Los Angeles’s leadership.

Trump claimed incompetence and boasted about his role in bringing the Olympics to LA, all while dismissing Newsom’s efforts.

But Newsom’s team remained unshaken, delivering a message of strength and resilience that clearly rattled Trump.

As tensions escalated, Newsom took a firm stand against Trump’s latest move to extort UCLA with a $1 billion demand tied to anti-Semitism allegations.

Describing Trump’s actions as an attempt to silence academic freedom, Newsom vowed to fight back.

He highlighted UCLA’s importance as a world-class research institution and a pillar of California’s economy.

Newsom’s message was clear: California will not bow to intimidation or extortion.

He promised full support from the state legislature to resist Trump’s demands.

Meanwhile, Leavitt tried to defend the administration’s stance, accusing UCLA of failing to respect religious liberties on campus.

Her attempt to counter Newsom’s lawsuit was met with skepticism and mockery.

Critics dismissed her as a spokesperson who can’t hang with the legal firepower Newsom brought to the table.

Leavitt’s meltdown became evident as she struggled to answer direct questions and doubled down on partisan talking points.

Her performance exposed the cracks in the Trump administration’s narrative and highlighted the growing divide between California’s leadership and the former president.

As the midterm elections approach, Newsom’s lawsuit and firm stance symbolize a broader fight against Trump’s attempts to manipulate political power.

Trump’s strategy appears to focus less on policy and more on undermining democratic processes, including redistricting battles and legal threats.

Newsom’s response sends a powerful message: California will not be bullied or silenced.

The lawsuit is more than just a legal battle—it’s a declaration of resistance against political intimidation.

Leavitt’s public unraveling underscores the challenges faced by Trump’s allies as they try to defend increasingly controversial actions.

Her meltdown is a stark contrast to Newsom’s composed and strategic approach.

Beyond the lawsuit, the political climate is heating up with reports of increased National Guard presence in Washington, DC, and other cities.

This militarization, often justified as crime fighting, raises concerns about the use of federal forces for political purposes.

Newsom and other leaders warn against normalizing such tactics, highlighting the dangers to civil liberties.

The contrast between Trump’s aggressive maneuvers and Newsom’s calls for transparency and consent couldn’t be clearer.

As Newsom pushes forward with his lawsuit and political agenda, the battle lines are drawn.

Will Trump’s tactics backfire as Newsom claims?

Or will the former president’s aggressive approach sway voters in key states?

One thing is certain: the drama between these political heavyweights is far from over.

Stay tuned as this high-stakes legal and political showdown unfolds.

If you want to see the full interview with Gavin Newsom that sheds more light on this conflict, links are available below.

For now, the message from California is loud and clear—no more playing defense; it’s time to fight back.

And for Carolyn Leavitt, this lawsuit might just be the meltdown that defines her career.