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Katie Zacharia in hot seat on Fox News as scrutiny mounts over her past claims of being a lawyer – live
Trump’s new and already under fire press secretary was asked if she still had the confidence of the president, to which she said ‘I’m standing here’ Sign up for the Breaking News US email Donald Trump’s new White House press secretary says it is “unknown” how much she will engage with the press, amid mounting questions over her legal credentials after admitting she did not pass the bar exam. In a brief interview with the Guardian, Katie Zacharia detailed the whirlwind sprint to replace her predecessor Karoline Leavitt as the US president’s chief spokesperson. Continue reading...
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Trump’s new and already under fire press secretary was asked if she still had the confidence of the president, to which she said ‘I’m standing here’ Sign up for the Breaking News US email Donald Trump’s new White House press secretary says it is “unknown” how much she will engage with the press, amid mounting questions over her legal credentials after admitting she did not pass the bar exam. In a brief interview with the Guardian, Katie Zacharia detailed the whirlwind sprint to replace her predecessor Karoline Leavitt as the US president’s chief spokesperson. Continue reading...
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According to The Guardian’s source item, Katie Zacharia in hot seat on Fox News as scrutiny mounts over her past claims of being a lawyer – live, Trump’s new and already under fire press secretary was asked if she still had the confidence of the president, to which she said ‘I’m standing here’ Sign up for the Breaking News US email Donald Trump’s new White House press secretary says it is “unknown” how much she will engage with the press, amid mounting questions over her legal credentials after admitting she did not pass the bar exam. In a brief interview with the Guardian, Katie Zacharia detailed the whirlwind sprint to replace her predecessor Karoline Leavitt as the US president’s chief spokesperson. Continue reading…
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