Katie Zacharia Denies Rumors She’s Seeking Her Former Job Again
Zacharia said reports claiming she lobbied Stephen Miller for her old job were false, after speculation tied her to punditry and Mar-a-Lago appearances.
- Former White House press secretary Katie Zacharia denied on Monday that she is seeking to regain her position, calling reports of her lobbying efforts "utterly fake." Zacharia lasted just five days last month before her dismissal.
- Reports emerged suggesting Zacharia attempted to charm President Trump and White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller for a second chance at the podium. Three sources close to Trump told The Post of her efforts.
- Fox News host Sean Hannity grilled Zacharia over her legal credentials during her brief tenure, asking, 'Why only three questions in 14 minutes?' after she failed the California bar exam.
- Trump jokingly announced Ultimate Fighting Championship CEO Dana White as press secretary on Truth Social on Saturday after 'a very bad press day.' White formally declined the post on Monday.
- Clarifying his position on Monday, Trump said he suggested White to "have a little fun" with the press during a difficult news cycle. White declined, telling the president he does not want to enter politics.
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The former White House Press Secretary, Katie Zachariah, who President Donald Trump fired after only five days of work is trying to restore the position of the Head of State to the post again. New York Post writes that Zachariah is trying to win Trump's favor through television shows,
Reports have emerged that Katie Zakaria, who was fired just four days after taking office and labeled the "shortest-serving White House press secretary in history," is aiming to return to the vacant position. Her efforts to find a new job include hosting election broadcasts for conservative online media and appearing at President Donald Trump's private residence.
Katie Zacharia Pushes Back on Reports She Wants to Be Trump’s Press Secretary Again: ‘Utterly Fake’
Katie Zacharia, the shortest-serving White House press secretary in U.S. history, denied reports claiming she was angling for her job back, blasting them as "utterly fake."
Kathy Zakaria is seeking a second chance as White House press secretary despite being fired after just five days on the job, the New York Post reported, citing three sources close to President Donald Trump. Zakaria is reportedly seeking to win the support of both Trump and his new chief of staff, Stephen Miller. The sources said Zakaria was spotted at the president’s Mar-a-Lago estate over the weekend, trying to get his attention. She has also b…
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