The dismissal of the White House spokesman after 7 days; The early end of Katie Zakaria's career
Katie Zakaria, the new spokesperson of the White House, was removed from her position only seven days after taking office and following the poor performance in the first press conference and the disclosure of not having a lawyer's license, with Donald Trump expressing his displeasure.
Katie Zakaria, the new spokesperson of the White House, was removed from her position only seven days after taking office and following the poor performance in the first press conference and the disclosure of not having a lawyer's license, with Donald Trump expressing his displeasure.
Ambassador Arjan - International Group: Following the widespread criticism and dissatisfaction expressed by the President of the United States, Donald Trump, with the performance of the new government spokesperson, the American media reported the resignation of "Kitty Zakaria" just seven days after his appointment. In an interview with reporters, Trump announced that he had advised Zakaria to reconsider his continued presence in this position and admitted that "maybe this job is not right for him."
The very short period of Zakaria's activity was accompanied by many side effects; Including his first press conference on October 13, which lasted only 14 minutes and he answered only three questions and had verbal slips. Additionally, he admitted Thursday night that he failed the bar exam and is not licensed to practice law in the United States; While Trump had previously introduced him as a lawyer.
Zakaria's resignation is reminiscent of Anthony Scaramucci's record 10-day tenure in 2017, and he didn't even get a chance to appear behind the White House podium again. Zakaria was previously a communications consultant at the Trump Media Group and Truth Social Platform.
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