The White House secretary attacks the Democrats: Their bases are terrorists from Hamas and criminals.

The White House press secretary, Caroline Levitt, accused the grassroots voters of the Democratic Party of being terrorists and made up of violent criminals.

Levitt said in an interview on the American channel "Fox News" that "the main electoral base of the Democratic Party is Hamas terrorists, illegal aliens, and violent criminals."

She made these statements in response to a video aired by Fox News hosts showing the leading candidate for the New York City mayoralty, Zahran Mamdani, refusing to say he believes Hamas should disarm.

Levitt pointed out that Trump is the one who truly wants peace and who "liberated Palestine."

According to the British newspaper The Independent, Levitt insisted that Democrats do not care about the situation in Gaza and that they are simply anti-Semitic.

She explained, "Democrats defend nothing but catering to their extreme leftist base, which, as I said, includes anti-Semitism, including Hamas terrorists, illegal aliens, and violent criminals who want to be allowed to roam freely in American streets."

According to the newspaper, extreme political rhetoric was a regular feature of the White House during Trump's presidency.

This week, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller told Sean Hannity of Fox News that Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker is a "moron" who "hates America."

Pritzker has been outspoken in his opposition to Trump sending the National Guard and federal agents to Chicago without an invitation.

Miller said of him, "He's a fool and he's a moron, but more importantly, Sean, he hates America."

Levitt and Miller's attack on Democrats came just days after leaked Telegram messages from a group chat of young Republicans included comments comparing Black people to monkeys and contemplating imprisoning their political opponents in gas chambers.

One user also suggested using showers to gas their political enemies, adding that "gas chambers do not fit with Hitler's aesthetic."