At just 27, Karoline Leavitt has become a prominent figure in American politics as the White House Press Secretary, marking the first time a member of Generation Z has held this crucial position. The Fox Nation special "Who is Karoline Leavitt?" delves into her rapid ascent to national prominence, tracing her journey from establishing her school's broadcasting club to her current role.

Leavitt's path began at Saint Anselm College, where she pursued a liberal arts education and played softball on an athletic scholarship. It was during her time there that Donald Trump launched his initial presidential campaign, participating in a primary debate held at the college. This event appears to have been a pivotal moment in sparking Leavitt's interest in politics.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt speaks during a briefing at the White House. (AP/Evan Vucci)

Leavitt's political career began with an internship in the White House correspondence office. She then transitioned to the role of assistant press secretary, observing Kayleigh McEnany, a former White House press secretary and current "Outnumbered" host. Commentators like New York Post columnist Miranda Devine and "Fox & Friends Weekend" host Charlie Hurt have praised Leavitt's professionalism and her ability to process and communicate complex information effectively.

The Fox Nation special also highlights Leavitt's congressional campaign in New Hampshire, where she secured the Republican primary victory but ultimately lost to Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas in the general election. However, her campaign caught the attention of President Trump, leading to her current appointment.

Leavitt is now recognized for her assured and informative press briefings, which represent a departure from traditional White House communications. She has notably introduced a rotating "new media" seat near her podium, granting non-traditional media outlets and sources direct access to information from the Trump administration.

As President Trump advances his agenda, he relies on strong advocates to articulate and defend his policies. Leavitt, as a dynamic representative of Generation Z, has emerged as a key communicator for the administration. The Fox Nation special explores how her background and skills contribute to her effectiveness in this role.