Donald Trump's now-former White House press secretary, Katie Zacharia, who managed to knock good ole Anthony Scaramucci out of his long-held position as the shortest-serving official in the Trump Administration, has broken her silence in an interview with her good friend at New York Post, Joel Pollack, to talk about the lessons she apparently learned during her five whole days in the Trump White House.
Pretty quickly, Pollack asked whether she regretted taking the job in the first place, and Zacharia said she was glad she showed her children how to be courageous.
"I’m proud I said yes, stood firm in what I believe, and kept supporting the president even when the circumstances weren’t ideal for me – showing my children what courage looks like in the face of criticism," the not-a-real-lawyer answered.
When it came to the 5-day stint she spent as a Trump Administration official, Zacharia said: "The biggest lessons are to stay true to your character, focus on the work in front of you, and refuse to be defined by the critics."
Zacharia's record-breakingly short tenure started with an embarrassing bang of a first press briefing, in which she steadily read off a paper in front of her, barely even glancing out at the gaggle, stuttered and stumbled her way through her words, and only took a grand total of 3 questions from the press before struggling even to get herself out the door.
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