Laura Loomer awaits her press pass

For a right-wing figure on the make, Washington's hottest real estate these days is in the White House briefing room, where press secretary Karoline Leavitt has created a "new media seat" so she can take questions from a cast of mostly conservative personalities.

But one figure whose relationship with the president has waxed and waned hasn't been invited yet. Despite traveling on Trump Force One with Trump briefly during the campaign, and constantly churning out stories that are friendly to the Trump agenda, Laura Loomer says she's still waiting for her White House invite.

Loomer, a well known conspiracist, concedes there may be a long list of applicants for the new media seat. But she also says she has a string of scoops—including a story about Hunter Biden's Secret Service detail that led to it being pulled—that merits a White House pass.

"I'm certainly more high-profile than a lot of the other people who have applied," Loomer told me.

Loomer has also taken her attempts to get into the briefing room to X.

"I applied the day the application opened!" she wrote on March 18, tagging Leavitt. "I really hope to get one so I can keep exposing corrupt judges and abuse of taxpayer funds."