
The press secretary lasted just five days in office before being fired after a controversial interview
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Katie Zacharia lasted just five days as White House press secretary before being fired.
One of the political news of the week in the United States has been the brief journey of Katie Zacharia as spokesperson for the White House. The press secretary lasted only five days in the position, from which she was fired on Friday. Now, it has been published that his fall was an internal and premeditated attack.
Politico reports that Susie Wiles, the all-powerful White House chief of staff, was the one who orchestrated Zacharia's discredit, simply because he was not the option she preferred for the position of Trump's press secretary.
In addition to her hesitant and unfortunate debut at a press conference, the highlight for Zacharia was an interview she gave to Sean Hannity's program on the FOX network, where the spokesperson was unable to give convincing explanations about a hole in her resume.
Although Donald Trump introduced her as a "lawyer," it was later revealed that Zacharia, a Pepperdine law graduate, never passed the California bar exam.
According to Politico's story, it was Susie Wiles, a personal friend of Sean Hannity, who leaked this fact to the journalist. A few hours after the FOX interview, Zacharia was fired.
Despite Politico's publication, both FOX and Sean Hannity's entourage have denied the story: "Sean Hannity decides who he interviews and what he asks his guests, period."
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