Karoline Leavitt Slammed for Dodging Questions About $50K Bribery Tape

During a heated press briefing on Monday, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt dismissed inquiries regarding Tom Homan, a Trump aide currently facing federal scrutiny tied to a controversial bribery claim. Reports from various sources suggest that undercover FBI agents recorded Homan accepting a $50,000 cash bribe, intended as part of a promise for immigration contracts should Trump return to office.Leavitt staunchly denied these allegations, insisting that Homan never accepted the money, despite the recorded evidence. When pressed about whether Trump had any involvement in the case's closure, Leavitt deflected, labeling the investigation a politically motivated attack from the Biden administration.Her unwavering defense continued as she claimed comprehensive investigations by the Justice Department revealed no wrongdoing by Homan, whom she characterized as a dedicated public servant. Meanwhile, speculation and calls for transparency regarding the recordings persist, amplifying the controversy surrounding the situation.