White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia Let Go After Trump's Call To Reconsider Role
'I told her, "I think you're better off being happy, and I'm not sure you can ever be happy in this stuff."' There's nothing easy about this stuff," Trump told reporters while departing the White House.
Recommended For YouHe added, "I said to her honestly, 'If I were you, I'd reconsider... think about it. But I would reconsider.'"
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Fox News, citing a White House official, later reported that Zacharia was "transitioning" out of the role of press secretary.
Zacharia started the job on Monday and held her debut White House briefing on Tuesday.
She had said she received a call about the role of press secretary last Wednesday and got offered the job to succeed Karoline Leavitt last Friday.
Trump later announced her appointment. In his announcement, he described her as an attorney.
Over the last week, the issue of whether Zacharia, a graduate of California's Pepperdine University law school, had actually passed the bar - making her an attorney - came under fire.
On Friday, during a Fox News interview on Thursday, Zacharia said she did not pass the bar. Anthony Scaramucci served director of communications for 10 days during Trump's first administration.
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