Karoline Leavitt just walked away from the podium. The fiercest defender of the Trump administration is gone. They say it’s for family, but if political history tells us anything, press secretaries don’t just resign without a deeper story. By the time this 80s Boom Bap and Jazz track is over, you will learn the historical pattern behind White House resignations—from terHorst in 1974 to Sean Spicer—and exactly why defending the current administration’s narrative on the Iran War has become an impossible job.
