‘My president ... excuse me, my husband’: Trump’s new spinner gets off to a rocky start
Katie Zacharia was visibly nervous on her first outing as Karoline Leavitt’s replacement. In a briefing that lasted less than 15 minutes, she took questions from only three reporters.
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