Katie Zacharia says she was caught off guard by Sean Hannity’s ‘hostility’ during interview
Zacharia said Hannity questioned her legal credentials after her 14-minute briefing drew criticism, and she was fired days later.
- On Tuesday, former White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia told Newsmax host Rob Finnerty she was "perplexed" by Sean Hannity's "hostile" questioning during their October 15 interview.
- Hannity had previously defended Zacharia on October 13 following her shaky maiden briefing, which lasted 14 minutes and included only three questions.
- Hannity's team had recruited Zacharia as a California correspondent to cover Gavin Newsom before her White House role, a position involving no discussion of her educational credentials.
- One day after the interview, Zacharia was ousted from her position, making her the shortest-serving press secretary in White House history.
- Despite the abrupt termination, Zacharia stated on Tuesday that she remains "ruthlessly loyal" to President Donald Trump.
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Jim Acosta laughs off Katie Zacharia's White House pitch: They've 'had their fill of her'
Former White House correspondent and CNN host Jim Acosta laughed off comments made by fired White House press secretary Katie Zacharia that she’d like a second shot at the job while blaming the “media” for her ouster.Zacharia has been making herself available to conservative media outlets and stating she would be more than willing to return to Donald Trump’s White House in some capacity if asked.According to Acosta, after the “sideshow” Zacharia…
Katie Zacharia says she would take back White House Press Secretary job if Trump asks: ‘A lot of exciting things ahead’
After stepping down as White House press secretary, Katie Zacharia said in a television interview that exciting opportunities lie ahead.
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