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Katie Zacharia fears for family's safety and gets no White House security after five-day firing

Katie Zacharia fears for family's safety and gets no White House security after five-day firing

Katie Zacharia, 41, says photographers are staking out her family and the White House has given her no security following her dismissal as press secretary after just five days. Despite Trump branding her a 'poor young woman' who panicked when reporters started screaming, she endorsed a report of her loyalty on X with a single word: 'Facts,' insisting it was 'an honor' to serve and that 'the best is yet to come.'

Karoline Leavitt, her predecessor, broke her silence to defend Zacharia, calling it a 'tough job' while also saying it 'obviously was not for her.'

Her first briefing lasted 14 minutes, took three questions and called her husband 'my president.'

An official claims Trump or Susie Wiles set her up for a brutal Hannity grilling, with Fox's complicated relationship with the president laid bare by the episode.

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