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Katie Zacharia Steps into Role as Trump’s New Press Secretary

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Katie Zacharia, recently appointed as Donald Trump’s press secretary, has expressed admiration for Natalie Harp, Trump’s executive assistant. Zacharia’s appointment was announced on October 9, and she commenced her duties on October 12.

Zacharia is known for her regular appearances on Fox News and Newsmax, providing legal and political commentary. On Truth Social, Trump described Zacharia as a “loyal and brilliant supporter” and a committed member of his Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement. In response to her new role, Zacharia expressed gratitude for the appointment, stating that serving Trump and the American people is a significant honor. She praised Trump’s efforts to restore America’s greatness.

Comments on Natalie Harp

As Zacharia takes on her new position, Natalie Harp continues to garner attention. Known for her dedication, Harp is responsible for writing and managing Trump’s posts on Truth Social, becoming integral to his team. Her prominence increased in August when Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff mentioned her in a speech, sparking controversy.

In an interview with News24 Digital, Zacharia defended Harp’s commitment to her role, describing her as a “true, pure patriot” who is devoted to serving the country and the president. Zacharia criticized the media’s portrayal of Harp, suggesting that reports were exaggerated due to slow news periods. Zacharia accused Senator Ossoff of intentionally stirring controversy regarding Harp.

Karoline Leavitt, Zacharia’s predecessor, also supported Harp before leaving her position, highlighting Harp’s security clearance and dedication to Trump.

Background on Katie Zacharia

Before becoming Trump’s press secretary, Zacharia worked as a senior communications adviser for Trump Media and Technology Group. Her political experience includes serving as deputy assistant secretary under Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.

Holding both a law degree and bachelor’s degree from Pepperdine University, Zacharia gained early political experience through internships with the Republican National Committee and the White House Office of Political Affairs in 2006.

Trump commended Zacharia last week for her previous involvement in his campaigns, noting her successful efforts in critical swing states. Zacharia identifies as a “lifelong conservative” and expressed support for ICE and Border Patrol in an interview with CNN.

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