White House press secretary Katie Zacharia out after five days

Big developments on Capitol Hill. Barely a week after President Trump announced her appointment, White House Press Secretary Katie Zachariah is leaving the administration. Fox's Rebecca Castor has details on what went wrong during her brief time at the press podium. The curtain has closed on Katie Zachariah's time at the White House podium. After only one lackluster briefing and scrutiny over her legal background, President Trump decided to give her an out. I just said, I think you should reconsider because I think the press is really being very unfair. President Trump wouldn't say he's firing her, but a senior White House official confirmed Zachariah is transitioning out of the role. A clear sign the president and his advisers doubted she could recover from her bumpy start. The one and only briefing Tuesday lasted 14 minutes, and she spent most of the week clarifying her legal credentials after the president mistakenly identified her as an attorney. She has a law degree from Pepperdine University, but never passed a bar exam. Do you wish you would have disclosed to the president about the bar and not passing the bar? Yeah, well, Lawrence, those questions weren't asked. I'm being hired as White House press secretary and not White House counsel. Zachariah now holds the record for the shortest tenure as press secretary, but she's well-liked behind the scenes and will likely be used elsewhere in the administration. The press secretary role may be open, but President Trump is squashing rumors that he's looking for a new chief of staff. He says he couldn't be happier with Susie Wiles and slammed Politico for claiming he's considering replacing her. In Washington, Rebecca Castor, Fox News.