Katie Zacharia left her White House press secretary job on Friday after five days and one briefing, and texts now show she was the one asking for more TV time.
Katie Zacharia was fired as the White House Press Secretary in just five days after unrelenting press coverage over her poor performance and qualifications as an attorney.
In a post late Friday, October 16, on social media, Zacharia appeared to refer to her job in the past tense and called Trump "a kind, wonderful, gracious, thoughtful, enthusiastic, and hardworking...
Zacharia was dismissed on Friday, only five days after taking up
Zacharia’s reported dismissal came days after her first White House briefing and an admission that she had not passed the bar exam required to practise law in the US.
Zacharia's brief tenure was marked by questions over her legal credentials and an awkward White House debut, before Trump publicly advised her to reconsider the job.
Zacharia’s brief tenure ended after a shaky debut in the briefing room and scrutiny over her background, with Trump telling her, "Maybe it’s not for her"
Zacharia's exit came hours after Trump said he had advised her to reconsider taking up the high-profile position.
Even before the White House confirmed Katie Zacharia's exit, US President Donald Trump said he had questioned whether the job was worth the trouble
Katie Zacharia has praised US President Donald Trump as a "kind, wonderful, gracious" and hardworking man after leaving her role as White House Press Secretary just five days into the job.Her...
A report has revealed the moment Katie Zacharia was called in for a chat with US Vice President JD Vance and subsequently told she is being let go.
Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci offered advice to Zacharia after she was fired as press secretary just five days into the job.
State of the Union: She becomes the shortest-serving press secretary in U.S. history.
Katie Zacharia took to X to share her thoughts after her tumultuous first -- and final -- week as White House press Secretary.
President Trump was reportedly interested in Maria Bartiromo for the job of White House press secretary before Katie Zacharia stepped into the role.
White House chief of staff Susie Wiles reportedly helped arrange Katie Zacharia’s Fox News interview shortly before she was removed as press secretary.
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