The press spokesman of the White House did not come, he was fired

A western media reported: White House press secretary Cathy Zakaria has been removed from her position just a few days after she started working in this position.

According to Ambassador Arjan's report, a White House official announced on Friday: Kathy Zakaria has been "removed" from the position of White House press secretary.

This happened after the President of the United States, Donald Trump, said that he advised Zakaria to reconsider his continued work in this position.

When leaving the White House, Trump told reporters: He told Zakaria that maybe it would be better to look for peace and personal satisfaction, because according to him, it is not easy to work in this field.

He added: He honestly advised him to think again about continuing his work.

Fox News also reported, quoting a White House official: Zakaria is leaving the position of press spokesman.

Zakaria started his work on Monday and held his first press conference in the White House on Tuesday.

He had said earlier: He was contacted last Wednesday about assuming this position, and on Friday he received the offer to replace Carolyn Levitt, the former spokesperson.

After that, Trump announced his appointment and called Zakaria a lawyer in his introduction.

Last week, the legal record of Zakaria, a graduate of the University of California Pepperdine School of Law, came under scrutiny and questions were raised about his passing of the bar exam.

On Thursday, in an interview with Fox News, Zakaria announced that he did not pass the bar exam.

Reuters reported that before Zakaria, Anthony Scaramucci was active as White House communications director for only 10 days during the first term of Trump's presidency.