Katie Zacharia’s Unexpected Lesson on Her Last Day as White House Press Secretary That Changed Her Kids Forever
In her conversation with The Post, she said Donald Trump recruited her directly after years of hard-fought television appearances and early-morning cable news segments.
When asked about the president’s response to her departure, she recalled him telling her, “You know there are other ways to make a living.”
Despite her departure, Zacharia vowed to remain an ally of Trump from outside the executive branch.
Zacharia called Trump “the greatest president” and said he deserved better support from the press
In addition to speaking with The California Post, Zacharia detailed her experience in an opinion piece for the outlet.
“I’ve always wanted to work for President Donald Trump, so being back in California feels like an interlude — a temporary pause between the work that matters most,” she began.
Zacharia wrote that she was “grateful for the time with my family, and more determined than ever that I will never stop fighting for President Trump and the America First agenda in whatever capacity I’m given.”
She then took aim at media organizations, arguing that Trump “deserved a press corps that reports his results straight.”
She accused “fake news networks” of having “incurable Trump derangement syndrome.”
Zacharia described Trump as “the greatest president,” saying she had watched him “stand for the candidates he endorsed, speak for hours, and refuse to treat the midterms as a managed decline.”
She also praised his “pure, unrelenting energy and enthusiasm.”
Ultimately, Zacharia declared that Trump was “working harder than any president in American history.”
“Don’t take a job you are not qualified for,” a netizen quipped about Zacharia’s claims
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