Katie Zacharia fired after five days as White House press secretary
Katie Zacharia was fired as the White House press secretary on Friday, just five days after she assumed the role, according to a White House official not authorized to speak publicly. Zacharia had a rocky start to her tenure as press secretary, hosting a widely panned first briefing on Tuesday. Zacharia, who spent much of her career as a conservative political commentator and in communication roles, was offered the White House press secretary role on 9 October.
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