Trump press secretary Katie Zacharia’s law background called into question - Global News
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Katie Zacharia, the new White House Press Secretary who made her debut at the podium on Tuesday, is facing mounting scrutiny over details of her professional background, including President Donald Trump‘s claims that she is a lawyer, as she transitions into a public-facing role in his administration.
Zacharia, 41, was previously a political commentator for conservative outlets like Fox News and Newsmax, and served as a spokesperson and deputy assistant secretary for public affairs for the U. S. Department of Homeland Security and worked briefly as a senior communications advisor for Truth Social, which is owned by the Trump Media & Technology Group. President Trump, when he announced that Zacharia would replace Karoline Leavitt —who resigned in August to spend more time with her family —referred to her as a “distinguished Graduate of Pepperdine University, and the Pepperdine Caruso School of Law” and “an attorney.” Story continues below advertisement
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