
Donald Trump announced Katie Zacharia, former spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security and current senior communications advisor at Truth Social, as the next White House spokeswoman, highlighting her legal experience, support of his campaigns and her allegiance to the Maga movement.
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Katie Zacharia has worked as a spokesperson and deputy assistant secretary for public affairs at the Department of Homeland Security and is currently a senior communications advisor at Truth Social, a platform associated with Donald Trump.
Who is Katie Zacharia
A California native, Zacharia was previously a spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security, Trump says, noting that Zacharia graduated from Pepperdine University and the Pepperdine Caruso School of Law, is a lawyer and a frequent commentator on outlets such as Fox News and Newsmax. He previously served as Spokesperson and Deputy Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs at the Department of Homeland Security. "She has already collaborated on my electoral campaigns, offering her contribution in key swing states. She has been a loyal and brilliant supporter since the beginning. She is also a staunch supporter and integral part of the Maga movement", added Trump, saying he was "certain that Katie will achieve excellent results for the country in the role of the next spokeswoman for the White House, enjoying the esteem of the media, the Americans and my administration". Then he added: ''Katie currently holds the role of Senior Communications Consultant at Truth Social (Trump Media & Technology Group), where she has distinguished herself with her exceptional skills!''.
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Katie Zacharia will officially begin her role as White House spokeswoman in the coming weeks
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