Thursday is White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt's last day before she leaves her job. 

They haven't picked a replacement for her yet. For now, they're going to have rotating people. 

But it's going to be hard to replace her. She is great at the job, and such a change from the Biden press secretaries who were always ducking the questions and saying they'd "circle back" to the issue. 

Leavitt hit some of the morning shows on Thursday to talk about it being her last day, and she was so full of enthusiasm for the opportunity that she had been given with the job. 

Leavitt said it was the "honor and blessing of her life" and an "adventure of a lifetime." 

She explained how she wanted to be home with her children because it is a critical point in their lives where they need her. They are 2 years old and 4 months old, but she will be working for the President on the outside as an advisor with his MAGA Inc super PAC.

She also explained some of the things Trump has delivered, including securing the border and keeping tax cuts for Americans that the Democrats voted against: "the largest middle-class tax cut in history." 

Additionally, she outlined how the Trump team is going after Iran with Operation Economic Outcast and how much Iran has been weakened. She revealed that they had rescued some Americans affected by the disaster in Nepal, but they are still working to rescue/find people. 

Fox ran a great, humorous supercut of some "Leavitt highlights" dealing with the media. 

Leavitt also hit NewsNation, where she delivered a great tribute to her boss. 

Leavitt described Trump as the "best boss" she ever had, saying, "He is so funny; he has a great sense of humor." 

"He has a huge heart, he's hospitable, he's generous," she explained. 

"He has touched the heart, I know, of so many Americans across the country, whether it's our veterans, our Gold Star Families, our angel moms — he loves this country. And it's been such a joy and blessing to see that firsthand."