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Karoline Leavitt tells Bill Maher her Fox News start date

Clinton Jaws's reaction upload pairs her career announcement with Maher's account of dinner with Trump and a later press-briefing montage.

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Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 702,650 views.

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1:01Maher argues that dining with Trump allowed him to voice criticism directly to the president.
3:20Leavitt announces that she will start at Fox News on November 1.
5:13Maher recalls Trump's dinner-table manner and raises concerns about his conduct.
5:57Clinton pauses the interview for a sponsored Kalshi segment.
7:04Leavitt defends Trump's bipartisanship and expresses gratitude for her appointment as press secretary.
11:02Clinton reacts to a montage of Leavitt's tense exchanges with White House reporters.

Karoline Leavitt has a date for her next television role. During the Bill Maher interview featured on Clinton Jaws's channel, the former White House press secretary says: "I start with Fox News on November 1st."

That announcement arrives early in an upload that drew about 700,000 views since yesterday. This is a reaction video using clips from HBO's Real Time with Bill Maher, not an interview conducted by Clinton Jaws. The host pauses the footage for his own commentary before moving to a compilation of Leavitt's exchanges with reporters.

Maher's White House dinner supplies much of the conversation. He recalls dining with Trump, Kid Rock and Stephen A. Smith, and argues that meeting the president gave him an opportunity to challenge him directly. "I'm the bad guy because I go and say face to face to the man the things you write in articles that he'll never read," Maher says.

Leavitt brings greetings from Trump and jokes about finding an audience in California. The exchange moves between dinner-table humor and political disagreement: Maher raises concerns about Trump's conduct, while Leavitt defends his willingness to engage across party lines and expresses gratitude for her appointment as press secretary.

The upload includes a sponsored Kalshi segment between interview excerpts. By the closing stretch, the setting has changed from Maher's sofa to the White House briefing room, with Clinton reacting to a montage of Leavitt's tense encounters with the press.

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