Katie Zacharia has been selected to become the next White House press secretary.
Donald Trump announced Katie Zacharia will succeed Karoline Leavitt as White House press secretary. Karoline Leavitt left the position in August and served as spokesperson during Trump's second term. Zacharia previously worked in the Department of Homeland Security and is a conservative commentator and member of Fix California.
- Donald Trump announced Katie Zacharia will succeed Karoline Leavitt as White House press secretary.
- Karoline Leavitt left the press secretary position in August and served as spokesperson during Trump's second term.
- Katie Zacharia previously worked as a legal adviser for Fix California and joined the Department of Homeland Security under Kristi Noem.
- Trump praised Zacharia as a loyal supporter and credited her with helping his campaigns in seven swing states.
- Zacharia is a conservative commentator and a member of the Fix California organization.
- Zacharia frequently appears on Fox News and Newsmax broadcasts and states serving the President is a true privilege.
- Zacharia will be the sixth White House press secretary during two presidential terms of Donald Trump.
- Leavitt will work as a contributor on Fox News Channel starting November 1.
- A recent Reuters/Ipsos poll shows Trump's approval rating fell to 32 percent.
- Katie Zacharia is 42 years old and a lawyer.
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