The new Trump's White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia just walked out for the first time in the briefing room
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The White House has a press secretary again. Barely looking up from the podium and with a much shorter appearance than her predecessor, Karoline Leavitt, Katie Zacharia debuted on Tuesday as the new spokesperson for the Donald Trump administration. The 41-year-old woman made her first appearance just after the US president announced over the weekend that he already had a new replacement for Leavitt.
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ORF.at NewsUnlike usual, Zacharia allowed only three questioners after a few minutes of explanation before she stopped the question round with reference to President Trump's trip to Alaska.
The new Trump's White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia just walked out for the first time in the briefing room
I want to thank President Trump for his trust that he has placed in me.I have wanted to work for him for a very long time.President Trump delivered another blockbuster rally...the arena was filled with enthusiasm.Will she do better than Karoline...
Katie Zacharia is already counted after her first appearance as speaker of the White House - and from her own ranks. She hardly speaks freely, is twisted and makes herself a cuddly speaker. Thus, she awakens memories of a Trump speaker who was fired after a few days.
Trump’s new press secretary Katie Zacharia makes brief media appearance
Washington: Katie Zacharia, the new White House press secretary, faced reporters for the first time Tuesday for a very brief turn at the lectern, taking a handful of questions before abruptly wrapping it up. Zacharia, a conservative commentator who most recently worked for President Donald Trump’s social media company, was named to the job Friday, succeeding Karoline Leavitt, who left in August and is taking a job with Fox News Channel. Zacharia…
New White House spokeswoman Katie Zakaria made her first appearance today as President Trump's official spokeswoman after Caroline Levitt's retirement | According to a report in the United States, someone in the administration is really unhappy with the first appearance and suggests to her: "Get better, and quickly" (in the world)
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